Two Buttons and a Medal ,.. Can you ID ?

[Hunter1805]

Thanks for the responce on the first button I ever listed for assistance. Now .. I hope you can help with these finds and values if any ..
The first one is a badge of some sort.
The second is ?
The third says Royal Scots
Thanks again for any help !!

Thanks Jim

 

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[dano91]

The first one is boy scout,or military school, reminds me of something I saw at Culver, the others maybe civil war. Just what I see off hand
Dano.

 

[PBK]

The top button is a c. 1900-05 dress button depicting Napoleon II as played by the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt in Edmond Rostand's tragedy L'Aiglon, based on the life of the young emperor, who died at 21.

http://www.antique-stage.com/photo/sale8/co-bu1.jpg

The eagle/anchor button is a pattern used by the U.S. Navy from the 1840's to 1941, but has also been imitated on maritime and nautical sporting buttons. Not sure about this one. Is there a backmark?

The lower button is a 19th century, pre-1881 British Army 1st, or Royal Scots, Regiment of Foot (infantry) button.

 

[Hidden_Realm]

Nice looking Scots button, congrats. I have yet to find a nice shape one, but hoping sooner then later

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice looking Scots button, congrats. I have yet to find a nice shape one, but hoping sooner then later

me two King George

 

[vayank54]

PBK nailed it on the first button. The second is more than likely not a navy but a civilian button made to look like a navy.