25mm officer’s button from the 24th Punjab (Native) Infantry, worn between 1861 and 1901 during the regiment’s early British Indian Army period. This is the Victorian-era pattern adopted following the post–Mutiny reorganisation, when the newly structured Punjab regiments were issued distinctive insignia reflecting their regional and ethnic composition.
Description
This high-quality gilt officer’s button features:
A finely struck circlet reading “Punjab Infantry” and “24” central device and Victorian crown (QVC).
Smooth reverse finish typical of officer-grade buttons.
A raised rim and domed profile, with a sturdy fixed shank to the reverse.
Often manufacturer-marked by British military tailors or button-makers of the period.
Pieces from pre-1901 Punjab regiments are increasingly hard to source, especially officer-grade examples.
Dimensions
Diameter: 25mm
Material: brass
Fixing: Fixed shank
Condition
Very good, with strong definition to the crown and regimental device. Gilding is completely absent. Shank is original and intact.
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