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Railway in Canada: Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), since 1881

ÖffentliPublic transport in Portsmouth - Portsmouth Corporation Tramways, 1901-1936

Kingdom of Hanover, 1814-1866 / George IV, 1820-1830

William IV, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and in personal union King of Hanover, 1830-1837

William IV, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and in personal union King of Hanover, 1830-1837

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Fürsten / Princes von Leiningen / Princess Feodora of Leiningen the half-sister of the Queen Victoria.

SAMPLE BUTTON

United Kingdom - livery of a servant of the noble family - arms of alliance:
 

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Earl of Dudley

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Aldred Lumley, 10th Earl of Scarbrough (1884–1945)

Livery button with crown, worn by servants of a Peerage Baron or Lord of Parliament of Scotland

Sir George Denys 1st Baronet of Blacklands House (1788-1857) and his wife, Elizabeth Lind

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Thomas John Wynn, 5th Baron Newborough (1916–1957)

Livery of a servant of the noble family - arms of alliance: Sir Edwyn Francis Scudamore Stanhope, the 2nd Baronet, of Stanwell House, Co. Middlesex (1793-1874) and his wife, Mary Dowell (†1859) / Wedding: 1820

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Hervey - Ireland / England (Middlesex)

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Marchmont, Sing, Singe, Southam, Synge, Synge-Hutchinson

Livery of a servant of the noble family:

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Hill

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Charney, Heegnie, Higgins, Hinde-Hodgson, Hodgson, Hodson, Kenyon, Malton

Livery of a servant of the noble family:

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Asherst, Blaney, Blayney, Brigges, Hayes, Kirkenton, Pierpont, Pierrepont, Reinell, Reynell, Ross, Staunton

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Fox

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Milles, Crest: "Agnus Dei / Lamb of God" / As the image is similar, it cannot be ruled out that it is a officer's mess waiter's button of the Queen's Royal Regiment.

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Beddington

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Bulmar, Edmondson, Gibbons, Ile, Isaacson, Isle, Loane, James, Maskelyne, Shiers, Standbridge, Taylor.

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Campbell-Wyndham, Carswell, Duff, Dunraven and Mount Earl, Dunraven and Mountearl, Egremont, Statham, Windham, Wyndham, Wyndham-Quin

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Crest: "stag's head erased / couped" - used by numerous families.

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Bate, Higgs, Kitchener, Perry

Livery of a servant of the noble family - arms of alliance: Caledon Du Pré Alexander (1817-1884) und seine Frau, Anna Caroline Morton Ewing, second daughter of James Ewing / Wedding: 1843

Livery of a servant of the noble family: possibly Bedingfeld, Baronet (Red Hand of Ulster)

Livery of a servant of the noble family: ...?

Livery of a servant of the noble family: Achany, Ahanny, Hannay;  scottish clan - Hannay

Livery for a servant of the noble family: Counts of Douglas, Scottish clan - Swedish branch - no shank

Livery of a servant of the noble family: De Bansterseyn. Family of Dutch origin with landed property in England.

Kingdom of Hanover, 5th Line Battalion of the King’s German Legion (1805-1816), officer's button

Kingdom of Hanover, 1814-1866 - SAMPLE BUTTON

Kingdom of Hanover, 1814-1866

Most probably a button for a Life Guards blazer before 1901

Most probably a button for a Life Guards blazer before 1901.

Royal Arms or General Service pattern worn since 1872 by most ORs until 1924 and by the General Service Corps in WW2

Royal Arms or General Service pattern worn since 1872 by most ORs until 1924 and by the General Service Corps in WW2

Royal Arms or General Service pattern worn since 1872 by most ORs until 1924 and by the General Service Corps in WW2

Polish Army - World War II - Polish Armed Forces in the West: Great Britain, 1940-1947

Polish Army - World War II - Polish Armed Forces in the West: Air Force - buttons worn by Polish airmen in Great Britain, 1940-1946 - cuff buttons