Royal Artillery anodised aluminium button, Queen’s Crown pattern, dating from the period 1953–2022. The button features the distinctive Royal Artillery insignia associated with the British Army’s senior artillery regiment, with the Queen’s Crown indicating manufacture and use during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
Anodised aluminium buttons were widely used on British Army uniforms during the post-war period, providing a lightweight alternative to traditional brass and metal uniform buttons. This example is suitable for collectors of Royal Artillery insignia, British Army buttons, Queen Elizabeth II militaria, post-war military uniform items and Royal Artillery regimental memorabilia.
The Royal Artillery has a long-established history dating from 1716 and has served in numerous campaigns and conflicts worldwide. The Queen’s Crown pattern represents the extensive period from the accession of Elizabeth II in 1952 through to the accession of King Charles III in 2022, making this a useful example of modern British Army uniform insignia.
Dimensions
25mm diameter.
Condition
Good overall condition. Anodised surface and detailing remain clear, with fittings intact.
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