Image by Baldric
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Livery button - image by Paul Lewis
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Livery button - image by Paul Lewis
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found by Reg at Launceston
25mm
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stagbutton adrian
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Livery button
Image by wildmantel
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Livery button
family of Baron Macdonald.
Image by Petem
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Livery button showing stags head
Image by Kevan Parker
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Livery button
Leith family name?
Image by Mike Holland
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Image by Mike Holland
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Barons coronet livery button
Image by Mike Holland
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Barons coronet Crest / Livery button
Image by Graham.
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Viscounts coronet livery button
Image by strollingby
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Crest is a candlestick and the motto reads Ut PROSIM
Image by archer
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Motto reads Boldly and Faithfully
Image by archer
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Livery 5
Image by rider
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Livery 6
Image by rider
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Livery 9
Image by rider
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Crest Button Earl of Abergavenny Neville
Diam 29mm domed
Description: This is a crest button, 29mm in diameter and domed about 1 cm thick. It is hollow with an inset base plate. It is constructed in copper with a silver coating. The front of the button depicts a crown with a bull’s
head above. The motto around the edge reads ‘NE VILE VELIS’ meaning broadly ‘Form no Vile Wish’ . Several families use this motto, but the presence of the crown on this button indicates that it belonged to a staff member of a titled family. I believe this button to belong to the Nevill family. They chose the motto with the ‘pun’ on the name in mind. Specifically, it is likely to relate to Sir William Nevill - 4th Earl of Abergavenny - born June 1792 who was a major land-owner in the south-east of England in the 19th
Century. In 1876 his son was made 1st Marquis of Abergavenny and the style of the family crest changed accordingly. The Nevill family traces their descent from Walter, Earl of Herefordshire and the brother-in law of Hamely - the Norman Conqueror of Over Gwent and the first Feudal Lord of
Abergavenny (1090).
Image by Peter Page
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Livery button nobilis ira stewart
Diam 25mm flat
Description: This silver plated Livery button is complete with its attachment loop. The face depicts a lion rampant over a ‘colours’ line. The banner above the lion reads ‘Nobilis Ira’ (noble wrath). There is a makers mark, ‘I Williams’ which can be dated to the period 1790-1800. The makers mark also has raised profile which is also a characteristic of this period.
Possible family links include Stuart, Croome, Inglis, Stewart and Kilgoure.
Image by Peter Page
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Livery button
Firmin & Sons
Image by Rider
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Livery button
Firmin & Langdale
Image by Rider
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Image by chrisbailey
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Image by chrisbailey
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Image by Jonespeter66
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Viscounts coronet - Button with letters CC with crown above - unknown
Image by Adrian
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Button with swan in centre,
Bucks written above, mainly illegible - word below (can just make out HEN but not much else). The swan the symbol of Buckinghamshire & is used in civic heraldry.
Image by Adrian
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Livery button
snake entwined around fleur de lys
Image by Adrian
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Livery button
Stag on a rope design.
On the back there is a crown, Victorian and the makers name Hammond
Turner and Dickinson.
Image by Marshman
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Livery button
Barons coronet centre top, seated lion to the right and a stag head with a bugle strung across his antlers
On the back it has Jenkins & Co London.
Image by Marshman
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Image by SkunkyPaul
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Livery button
Halliday family bame?
Roggett
St Martins Lane
London
Image by rider
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Darlington Arms
Mark cross swords
Image by Rider
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Image by Rider
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Livery button
Mills Family name?
Image by Kevin Welch
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Livery button
Image by Kevin Welch
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PERSEVERANTIA VINCIT
Family - ALEXANDER.
These are the gents that are listed in Fairburns Crests so the button either belongs to one of them, a descendant or another branch of the same family.
ALEXANDER, Sir Claude, Bart, J.P. of Ballochmyle, Ayr, Scotland – an elephant proper – PERSEVERANTIA VINCIT
ALEXANDER-SINCLAIR, Edwyn Sinclair, Esquire of Freswick, Caithness – an elephant passant proper - PERSEVERANTIA VINCIT
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Image by Michael Holland
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Gold plated ‘Livery’ button with a stags head on the front
Image by Alan Parry
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Livery Button with owl standing over coart of arms. On the back it read 'P&S Firmin 153 Strand London
Image by Alan Parry
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Silver button for the Constitutional Club. "CC reversed on crossed sceptre & sword, Imperial Crown .The rear reads 'RF HAYWARD, 50 ?'. As may be inferred from its name, the Constitutional Club, Northumberland Avenue, Westminster, London is a political institution, founded in 1883 as a rendezvous for Conservatives, with its membership limited to 6,500. It was built between 1883 and 1886
Image by Alan Parry
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Livery button
Image by going4gold
Thomas Tipson, Birmingham
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