This white metal uniform button is attributed to the South African Transvaal Prison Service, featuring the King’s Crown motif. Dating from the early to mid-20th century, it reflects the official insignia used by prison service personnel in the Transvaal region during the period of British influence.
Buttons of this type were worn by officers and staff as part of their formal uniform, representing authority and service within the colonial prison system. The King’s Crown design signifies the button’s association with British imperial administration before South Africa transitioned to a republic.
This button is of interest to collectors of colonial military and service uniform insignia, British Empire memorabilia, and South African historical artefacts.
Dimensions:
Diameter: 17mm
Material: White metal
Fitting: Loop shank on reverse
Condition:
The button is in good condition with clear detailing on the crown motif. Minor surface wear and patina consistent with age are present. The shank is intact and firmly attached. No significant damage or repairs are evident.




















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