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141 M is the middle size in this series of three RR buttons. No original buttons have been found and this was done for a unit of re-enactors. The size on this is 3/4″ Matching style 142 and 137. No button of the Rogers Rangers exists so this is an interpretation, also good for the Royal Rangers.
113 L, is the larger of the two Peaked buttons. Good for Military or Civilian use. Matching button #112.
Good for all Civilian use on Coats, waistcoats and breeches.
S is for small, 126 is the button number. The front is a flat circle, with a loop on the back, The material is Britannia pewter. This button is 1/2″. There are 5 buttons like this in different sizes, also a tiny button for shirt collars. Can be engraved with your monogram.
This series of 3 buttons are domed with rim. The rim increases with the size. The largest size is 100 L, it is 7/8″and a favorite with seamstresses for this period.
Matching buttons are 108 S F and 109 F/m. This is also good for possible bags and shoulder straps.
This medium sized button, 111 M has so many uses. It is good for breeches, cuffs, waistcoat, and all kinds of parcels that need a button. Size is 3/4″
The smaller Enlisted button is 156 S. It is 9/16″in size and has a regular shank. the 47 is in the Center of the button with a decorative edge. Price: 1 to 12 @ .55 each, 13 to 144 @ .48 each and over a gross .47 each. Matching button is 154 L and long shank 156 L Long.
Button #71 L is the larger pewter buttons. It is 13/16 ” in size This button was made for the unit with instructions as to their design.
149 S, It is nice to have a button that has the holes for sewing. Quick and secure. This medium one 5/8″ has jobs from breeches to cuffs and lots in between.
S is for small, 127 is the number of the button. This button is 5/8″ and is good for vests, light jackets and sleeve buttons.
The material is Britannia pewter. This button is 5/8″ . There are 5 buttons like this in different sizes, also a tiny button for shirt collars.
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