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Old civilian and military buttons, brass accessories, made between 1848 and 1960.
We bought hundreds of boxes of buttons made between 1848 and 1960 for different countries.
This is an opportunity to complete original uniforms, to make copies of uniforms for re eanctment, or even just to collect these nice little pieces of history.
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20 mm gold buttons. Saint Charles Chauny Institution. New from stock, €12 per plate of 24. Special theater/cinema.
Made by david Company, decades ago.
Very beautiful buttons, close to the model of veterinary service buttons, decorated with a crown of laurel leaves, which can very well be used to replace military buttons on costumes intended for the cinema or theater. The mention of the establishment which used these buttons a few decades ago is illegible if you don't have your nose on it...and even then...
They are in almost new condition, the manufacturing quality is exemplary, the price unbeatable....Few hundreds in stock, this explains the price.
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USA 1917. Bronzed badge for infantry. made in 1917, as new, limited quantity - copie - copie
Made by David company during the First World War.
We found a brand new stock of US insignia....Limited quantity.
Diam 25 mm.
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USA 1917. Bronzed badge for cavalry made in 1917, as new, limited quantity
Made by David company during the First World War.
We found a brand new stock of US insignia....Limited quantity.
Height 20 mm, width 50 mm.
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USA 1917. Bronzed badge for artillery made in 1917, as new, limited quantity
Made by David company during the First World War.
We found a brand new stock of US insignia....Limited quantity.
Height 20 mm, width 35 mm.
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Brass numbers, silvered or gilded, 17/18 mm, for caps and collar tabs. Limited OLD stock. Price per unit.
In the stock of the David company, active from 1848, we found gilded and also silvered brass figures.
Each badge has a thin brass mounting pin on the back that you can easily cut in half to fold on the back.
Some numbers are completely missing from stock, notably the number 1 which is the most used, all numbers starting with 100 use one!
While stocks last, you can still find some brass-colored numbers to clean in our promotion section.
6 and 9 are represented by the same number, just rotate it to get the 2 options.
We have not precisely counted the number of units of the figures present in large quantities, if you need a large number of identical figures, we may have more than the number indicated, contact us. We will tell you the reall stock.
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France. Buttons for chasseurs à pied. 16 mm diam, silver aspect. Old stock. Egg shell shape. Price by one.
Production of the David company, active from the Second Empire until the end of the 1950s.
Inscription on back: "PARIS". "T W W"
Max thickness 9 mm. Oxydization, easily cleanable.
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France. Buttons for chasseurs à pied. 15 mm diam, silver aspect. Old stock, WWI . Price by one
Production of the David company, active from the Second Empire until the end of the 1950s.
Inscription on back: "PARIS". "PERFECTIONNÉ". "CT".
Half bombed, maxi thickness 5,5 mm.
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France. Buttons for chasseurs à pied. Diam 21 mm, oxydized silver aspect. Old stock, WWI
Production of the David company, active from the Second Empire until the end of the 1950s.
Inscription on back: "PARIS". "PERFECTIONNÉ". "CT".
After a proper cleaning, you can have back a shiny silver aspect.
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FRANCE. Rare button for képi of translator. Diameter 10mm. Price by one
Quite uncommon button produced by Ets David.
2 pins on back to a&ttach cjinscale on képi
Goolplated with quicksilver method
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FRANCE. Rare button for translator. Diameter 15 mm. Price by one, very limited stock
Quite uncommon button produced by Ets David. Circa 1900
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FRANCE. Rare button for translator. Diameter 20/21 mm. Price by one, very limited stock
Quite uncommon button produced by Ets David. Circa 1900.
Goolplated with quicksilver mehod
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USA. Blackened buttons for US military engineers "ESSAYONS" , WWI, 1917 type, perfect condition, old stock, as new. 14 mm diam
Produced by Ets David, kept in family for decades, after company closed.
"ESSAYONS" is in french...It means "We have to try"
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USA. Blackened buttons for US military engineers "ESSAYONS" , WWI, 1917 type, perfect condition, old stock, as new. 21 mm diam
Produced by Ets David, kept in family for decades, after company closed.
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USA. Goldened buttons to sew for US marines. WWI - Old production, as new. Price by one
Little stock comming Ets David that supplied US army.
Diametre 15 mm. Vey nice goldplating, probably made with quicksilver method. Very good condition.
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USA. Goldened buttons to screw for US marines. WWI - Diam 15 mm. Old production, as new. Price by one
Little stock comming Ets David that supplied US army.
Diametre 15 mm. Vey nice goldplating, probably made with quicksilver method. Very good condition.
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USA. Blackened buttons for infantry, 1917 type, for US army, old stock, as new.
Produced by Ets David, supplier of US army during WWI.
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Brass numbers 17/18 mm, to clean, for caps and collar tabs. Limited OLD stock. Price per unit.
In the stock of the David company, active from 1848, we found brass figures.
These figures have oxidized over time, we have chosen to sell them as is, we leave it to you to clean them: brass brush, brass stripping product...other.
For example the number "3" was passed through brass stripping product,and brushed, the result is easy and quick, but if we have to do it, it will impact the price... and we are already busy.
Each badge has 2 small brass fixing rods on the back.
We have not precisely counted the number of units of the figures present in large quantities, if you need a large number of identical figures, we may have more than the number indicated, contact us. We will tell you the real stock.
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FRANCE. Button for artillery officers, 18 mm diam, ball shape. Price by one.
Very nice goldplated (quicksilver method) button produced by Ets David. Circa 1900.
Very good condition.
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FRANCE. Rare button for officer of administration of artillery. Circa 1900. Price by one, very limited stock
Quite uncommon button produced by établissements David .
We found no reference in any book, just an inscription on the box of suppliers.
Goldplated with quicksilver process.
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FRANCE. Rare button for senior officer of colonial administration. Circa 1900. Price by one, very limited stock
Quite uncommon button produced by établissements David .
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FRANCE. 144 madder buttons, diameter 15 mm, 2 holes, in their original box. Late 19th century.
Manufactured by David company, found in the stock kept in the family for more than 60 years.
Superb box.
This type of button was used in particular for cavalry breeches which were red around the 1900s.
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FRANCE. 144 madder buttons, diameter 15 mm, 4 cup holes, in their original box. Late 19th century.
Manufactured by David company, found in the stock kept in the family for more than 60 years.
Superb box.
This type of button was used in particular for cavalry breeches which were red around the 1900s.
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FRANCE. Half ball ancient buttons for artilry, 4 sizes
Ancien means not new!
Nice to replace lost buttons on an original uniform or to give an old aspect to a costume....or clean them, when possible.
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FRANCE. Équipages de la flotte, buttons 23 mm, 1872 type
Very limited stock.
Thick brass3,50 €
Unavailable
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BRAZIL. Buttons for the Brazilian army, chiseled and gold pattern applied on 13 mm diameter balls.Old production, as new. Price by one
Stunning buttons that would now cost a lot to make now.
The patterns on the buttons were chiseled, gilded, then attached to the ball button.
A work of goldsmith, carried out a hundred years ago by T.W§W in Paris , suppliers to the armies.
Around button, 2inscriptionss: "15 de Novembro de 1889" and " Estados Unidos do Brazil".
Inside is a 5 branches star, surrounded by a laurel crown. In central icrcle 4 étoiles symbolised constellation of south cross. 27 stars represent 26 bresilian states and federal district.
Diameter 14 mm. Extremely decorative, especially when size is not artificially increased by picture..
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FRANCE. Buckle for officer belt. 1845 type
Buckle which adorned the belts of french officers from 1845 and quite later.
Made by David s, supplier to the army from 1848 until the end of the 1950s.
Height 60 mm, width 53mm.
Sometimes a little oxidation may be visible at the weld of one of the tabs of the fixing system, on the back. Otherwise, as new .
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FRANCE. Buckle for parade belt of marine officer. 2nd Empire. Goldplated with quicksilver method
Buckle which adorned the blue and gold striped ceremonial belts of french naval officers.
Very beautiful workmanship, which slept with the descendants of the David Establishments, supplier to the army from 1848 until the end of the 1950s.
Height 50 mm, width 40 mm.
Sometimes a little oxidation may be visible at the weld of one of the tabs of the fixing system, on the back. Otherwise, as new .
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Enameled aerator horizon blue or grey, for képi, or shakos, made during WWI. Price per one.
Made during WWI by Ets David, supplier of french army...and kept in family 110 years long.
Good condition
Diametre 15 mm.
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FRANCE. Buttons for ambassadors and prefets: 20 mm. 3rd republic type (1871), used till now.
Small stock forgotten in a supplier drawer
Goldplated brass, described page 294 of "Fallou". R and F for "République Française".
In gold for ambassadors, in silver for prefets.
Silver is new, it will become grey progressively.
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FRANCE. Buttons for Saharian troops, silverplated
Boutons portés sur les uniformes de certaines troupes d'Afrique du nord, jusqu'à la dissolution de ces troupes pour cause d'indépendance.
Diam 21 mm, stock limité, oxydation plus ou moins marquée, vendus en l'état!
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Buttons 25 mm diam. silver aspect. 1/2 curved. Price by one
Buttons "25" silver aspect. 1/2 curved
Made in France. Army 1970's.
Less curved that buttons usually used by French army during Empire era...but very cheap.
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Metallic buttons, bonze aspect, price by one
18 mm, 4 holes.
Taken from old uniforms, limited stock
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FRANCE. Infantry troop, OLD ORIGINAL buttons 1871-1914
Taken from old uniforms, very limited stock.
To make uniform of WWI, as it is for beginning of war...and painted later, or just keep these small pieces of history for collection.From 2,50 €
Out of stock
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FRANCE. Buttons: infirmiers des hopitaux militaires
Used fromsecond half of XIX th century till WWI and more...
Diametre 16 and 22 mm, price by one, limited quantity
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FRANCE. 30 old military buttons in a frame. From 1804 till now.
Sorry, translation later...
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FRANCE. Crescents for tabs and kepis, for spahi and noth african officers collar, price by one.
Collars and kepis of spahis officers were adorned by such crescent, first embroidered, then in stamped brass during war time .
Such uniforms were described in book of Laurent Mirouze, "L'armée française dans la 1 ère guerre mondiale", tome 1, pages 404 and 405.
We found some original pieces in very good condition.
Dimension: peak to peak: 20 mm
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Buttons with crescent, price by one
Diam 15 mm, limited stock
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FRANCE. Button for officer of chasseur à pied, from octobre 1871, in 25 mm de diametre, price by one
Old silverplated production , as new. limited number
Used from october 1871 till WWII and a bit later.
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FRANCE. 3 buttons 1st Empire. 2
Button of officier de fusilier de la garde nationale, excellent condition diam 17 mm.
Light infantry button with number of 19 th regiment , diam 17mm.
Button of light infantry, in "white" colour, diam 17 mm. A deep cleaning made red colour under white appear. Except this good condition
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FRANCE. 3 buttons 1st Empire. 1
Button of officier de fusilier de la garde nationale, excellent condition diam 17 mm.
Light infantry button with number of 44 th regiment, deeply oxydized, diam 22 mm.
Button of light infantry, in "white" colour, diam 17 mm. A deep cleaning made red colour under white appear. Except this good condition
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Half curved button, numered 1. Diam 18 mm
No idea of period and place where it was used?
Slightly coppery appearance. Very limited stock.