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Item Description
Vintage brass shank button with dark blue/black enamel field, St. Andrew-style saltire behind a crown, and a circular legend that appears to read “Highland/Scottish.” This design is commonly seen on Canadian/Scottish regiment-style blazer or uniform buttons—often attributed online to the 16th Canadian Scottish (CEF) era pieces—but many examples are later or civil buttons made in the style of regimental crests. (Scottish regimental insignia frequently use the saltire and thistle motifs.) National Army Museum
Condition
Preowned; age patina and finish wear; enamel shows handling marks; shank intact and secure.
Features
Brass button with enamelled face
Saltire + crown device; “Highland/Scottish” legend (style)
Loop (shank) back
Attractive display or replacement blazer/uniform button
Style
Scottish/Highland regimental-style crest button (likely 20th-century)
Measurements
Diameter ~22 mm (see ruler photos)
Estimated Year of Manufacture
Mid-20th century (exact maker not marked)
Shipping & Handling
Ships from Pisgah Forest, NC. Packed in a small box inside a padded mailer.
Great for militaria displays, tailoring projects, or replacing missing blazer buttons.
