A British army Gloucestershire Regiment Brass Button. This button is large (25mm) in size. Made by 'Jennens, London', and stamped with their details on the reverse (see photos). Issued and used. Shank intact. Some slight surface wear, discoloration and aging over the years, so could do with a clean and polish, otherwise - good condition considering age (1881-1901 period).

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AI Description: This Victorian Army: Gloucestershire Regiment Brass Button is a large 25mm button dating back to the late 19th century. Made of brass, it is a vintage military button that belongs to the British Army's Gloucestershire Regiment. The button holds historical significance, especially during the Victorian era, and is a collectable piece perfect for military enthusiasts or those interested in British Army history. It is a remembrance item that pays tribute to the soldiers of the Gloucestershire Regiment during the 1880s and 1890s.