Button Found

[Oldies&Goodies]

Found in CT would like to know anything about it 2 Piece no back mark visible

 

[CRUSADER]

Welcome.

We do need to see the back for construction clues?

looks 20th C fashion??

 

[fyrffytr1]

welcome to the forums. I found a few that were close but not a match on the Waterbury site. That site is worth bookmarking.

Waterbury Button - Uniform Buttons, Fashion Buttons, Metal Buttons, Brass Buttons. Collectibles - Civil War Buttons, Titanic, Blazer Button Sets. - Waterbury Button

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Due to showing a "crowned" Rampant Lion (which is a Heraldry term) holding an anchor, it seems to be a Netherlands Royal Navy uniform button. Here's a photo of a pre-World War 2 Netherlands Royal Air Force button. It shows a crowned Rampant Lion holding arrows and a sword. I know of no other country whose emblem shows a crowned Rampant Lion.

I should mention... an 1860s Denmark army officer button and post-1968 Canada army "general service" buttons show a crowned "Lion Passant"... which is another Heraldry term meaning "Lion moving past" (walking)... not a Lion rearing up on its hind legs (Rampant Lion).

 

[BLK HOLE]

Welcome from Northern Virginia, you came to the right place for answers

 

[CRUSADER]

Due to showing a "crowned" Rampant Lion (which is a Heraldry term) holding an anchor, it seems to be a Netherlands Royal Navy uniform button. Here's a photo of a pre-World War 2 Netherlands Royal Air Force button. It shows a crowned Rampant Lion holding arrows and a sword. I know of no other country whose emblem shows a crowned Rampant Lion.

I should mention... an 1860s Denmark army officer button and post-1968 Canada army "general service" buttons show a crowned "Lion Passant"... which is another Heraldry term meaning "Lion moving past" (walking)... not a Lion rearing up on its hind legs (Rampant Lion).

That crossed my mind as I have found there buttons in the past but there is a lot wrong with this one being made for the military not only the double tail & crown but the quality. Its IMO a sudo-military fashion button, like the Waterbury British example at the above link.