A set of 6x matching, British made Canadian Grenadier Guards Officer's Brass Buttons. This listing consists of all small (19mm) sized buttons - of the type that would have been worn on pocket flaps or the epaulettes of a tunic. All were made by the British manufacturer 'Gaunt, London', and are stamped with their details on the reverse (see photos). Issued and used. Shanks intact. Good detail and in good condition for age (QEII crown; 1950s period, before the widespread use of staybrites).
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AI Description: This product is a set of six small (19mm) brass buttons from the Canadian Grenadier Guards, dating back to the 1950s era. These military brass buttons are vintage items that represent the Canadian Army and are part of the Canadian military heritage. They are a collectors' item and can be used to decorate military uniforms or can be added to a button collection. The buttons are a piece of history that showcase the insignia and emblem of the Canadian Grenadier Guards regiment from the 1950s period.