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    Posted 12 years ago

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    Bobbi
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    I found these buttons when my Mother passed away thirty years ago. I don't recall her ever talking about the buttons.I wonder if they are military from days of old? Perhaps even English?

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    1. PegsButtons PegsButtons, 12 years ago
      no they are not military buttons..pictured in the big book of buttons..titled Weapons and Helmet with border decorated with screw heads
    2. scottvez scottvez, 12 years ago
      Agree-- not military buttons.

      scott
    3. butnl8ty, 12 years ago
      Brass buttons like these were popular during the Victorian era. They embellished and decorated womens clothing, or served as fasteners for men's vests. These might be a family heirloom.

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