Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1748-87
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Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1748-87
This button is an example of that worn on a flag officer's undress uniform between 1748-1767, on general purpose dress 1767-1783 and on full and undress uniform 1783-1787. The buttons are made of ivory, faced with brass and would have been attached by means of a catgut shank. The design features an indented edge that surrounds a rope twist border which, in turn, supports a raised octagon. Along the edge of the octagon is a stamped border of repeating circle motifs. In the central reserve is a stamped, stylised Tudor rose motif.
- Image reference: F2166
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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