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138 is a button that was taken from an original. It has a strong presence on any garment. Size is 3/4″, a very useful size. Price 1 to 12 @ .70 each, 13 to 144 @ .65 each, and over a gross .47 each.
This is a heavy button with a strong loop on the back.
This is the larger of the two Military button for the 42nd unit. It is 7/8″ in size #115 L.
Good cuffs, waistcoats.
Matching button is 114 S.
102 S is the style number of the button, the S (small) is for the price group. This is a small 9/16″ button identical to the 101-L. It will go for cuffs, waistcoat buttons and such. This antique button has a winged phoenix with a wreath around the edge.
S is for small, 127 is the number of the button. This button is 5/8″ and is good for vests, light jackets and sleeve buttons.
The material is Britannia pewter. This button is 5/8″ . There are 5 buttons like this in different sizes, also a tiny button for shirt collars.
The 105 (medium size) button is concave and lead-free pewter. The size is 11/16″.
The matching buttons are 103 S. 104 S.
108 M is in a series of 3 buttons that are domed with a rim. The rim increases with the size. The first is the smallest 108 S, it is 5.8″ and a favorite with seamstresses for this period.
Matching buttons are 109 F and 110 L.
112 S, is the smaller of the two Peaked buttons. Good for Military or Civilian use. Matching button #113.
S is for small, 126 is the button number. The front is a flat circle, with a loop on the back, The material is Britannia pewter. This button is 1/2″. There are 5 buttons like this in different sizes, also a tiny button for shirt collars. Can be engraved with your monogram.
In this series of three graduated button, #120 S is the smallest at 5/8″. It is flat with a raised design and works for neck closures, cuffs and waistcoats. Price; 1 to 12 @ .70 each, 13 to 144 @ .65 each, over 144 @ .57 each. The matching larger buttons in this design are 121 M & 122 L.
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