Firmin & Sons hunt Livery circa 1860s possibly The Baker Family. Cavalry & Armoured Units WW2 Printed 7th Anti-Aircraft Division

WW2 Printed 7th Anti-Aircraft Division formation sign Nice example removed from uniform

Simpson(s) of Liverpool was a 19th-century British button maker active around 1870–1900

“King Idris of Libya Army cap badges” rather than anything from the later Gaddafi eagle series

Diameter 32mm

Pair with maker’s plate “G & S Co / 112 Regent St W” (Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co

Firmin & Sons hunt Livery circa 1860s possibly The Baker Family. Cavalry & Armoured Units WW2 Printed 7th Anti-Aircraft DivisionVictorian Silver Plated Hunt Livery Button Firmin & Sons, London c. 18651876 A superb and high quality mid Victorian silver plated hunt livery button, produced by the renowned London button makers Firmin & Sons and bearing their pre incorporation backmark 153 Strand, London, firmly dating the piece to circa 18651876. The button is of large livery size approximately 25mm across with a dished back, copper alloy reverse and a heavy, bright silver plated