2x British Army Royal Norfolk Regiment Brass Buttons.  These buttons are small sized (19mm) buttons. Made by 'Pitt & Co, Maddox St, London', and marked with their details on the reverse (see photos). Issued and used. Some slight surface wear, otherwise - Good detail and in good condition for age (WW2 period).

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AI Description: This product is a set of 2 small 19mm brass buttons featuring the insignia of the Royal Norfolk Regiment from the UK Army during World War II. These vintage military brass buttons are collectible items representing the era of the 1940s and are a part of British military history. The buttons are made of brass and are themed around the military, specifically the Royal Norfolk Regiment, which was involved in the WW2 period and the Normandy Campaign. These collectable badges are a great addition to any military memorabilia collection, showcasing the craftsmanship and design of the era.