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Two buttons embossed with the Queen Victoria crown
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Object No.
2011/82/1-6Object Statement
Buttons (2), embossed with Queen Victoria crown, metal, probably made by Hebberst & Co, London, England, c. 1850, found at site of a Native Police camp, Bungil Creek, Queensland, Australia, c. 1859-1862Physical Description
Two circular, dome shaped metal buttons embossed with Queen Victoria crown on front surface. The back of each button has a metal loop for attaching to garment. The loop on one button is bent flat.Marks
Place and part of maker's name 'London Hebb', on reverse edgeMakers name and place 'Hebbert & Co London', on reverse edge
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