Dorsetshire Regiment Officer's Quality Button (1900-1951 Pattern) - 25mm

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Dorsetshire Regiment Officer’s Quality Button (1900-1951 Pattern) – 25mm

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Dorsetshire Regiment officer’s quality button (1900–1951 pattern), 25mm example of British Army uniform insignia associated with the Dorsetshire Regiment. This pattern spans the late Victorian transition into the Edwardian period and continues through both World Wars into the early post-war years.

The button design features the regiment’s distinctive device in relief, incorporating a castle and Sphinx with associated battle honours and mottos and surrounded by the regimental title, reflecting its county affiliation and established infantry identity.

Officers’ quality buttons were manufactured to a higher standard than other ranks’ examples, with sharper detailing and a more refined finish suitable for commissioned officers’ service and dress uniforms. The 25mm size corresponds to use on tunics and outer garments where a larger, more prominent button was required.

The Dorsetshire Regiment served across multiple major conflicts, including the First World War and World War II, maintaining strong regimental traditions rooted in light infantry service. Buttons of this type are widely collected within British militaria for their detailed craftsmanship and long service period.

Manufactured in brass with a shank fitting to the reverse, this example represents a well-executed piece of British regimental uniform insignia suitable for display or collection.

Dimensions
25mm diameter

Condition
Good overall condition, with crisp detailing and a well-preserved finish. Light surface wear and minor marks consistent with age and service use may be present. The reverse shank remains intact and secure. No significant damage or repairs are evident.