Indian Military Buttons and those worn by Political Officials
Military buttons worn in the Indian Army before independence. Most buttons are described as large [usually about 1 inch (25mm) in diameter] or small [usually about three quarters of an inch 15-20mm] in diameter, The large size is that worn on the tunic and the small worn on cuffs or pockets and by some regiments in place of larger ones on tunics [mainly cavalry and Indian]. Where there is a notable difference in size it is mentioned. Some British regimental buttons are included in this category where their button incudes elements commemorating Indian service, such as the depiction of a Bengal tiger or an elephant or the inclusion if an Indian battle honour. Last updated 26th May 2023
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101st Foot, Royal Bengal Fusiliers, officer’s 18mm
£25.00
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104th Foot, Bengal Fusiliers, brass 25mm, worn 1861-1881
£42.00
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106th Foot, Bombay Light Infantry, officer’s 18mm
£30.00
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107th Foot, Bengal Infantry, brass 18mm
£15.00
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107th Foot, Bengal Infantry, officer’s gilt 18mm
£24.00
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124th Baluchistan Infantry, officer’s 19mm
£5.00
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14th Regt. of Foot. brass 25mm
£23.00
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15th Madras Infantry, officer’s gilt 16mm
£40.00
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15th Punjab Regiment, post 1922 officer’s 26mm
£9.00
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16th Cavalry, officer’s 18mm
£15.00
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17th Dogras, small size brass other ranks’ button
£4.00
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17th Dogras. Early 20th century other ranks button
£8.00
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