Victorian British Royal Engineers Tunic Pocket Button

This exquisite Victorian British Royal Engineers Tunic Pocket Button is a fascinating piece of military history from the 19th century. Expertly crafted from durable brass, its design features the intricate emblem of the Royal Engineers, showcasing a crowned garter with the regimental motto “Ubique” (Everywhere) and “Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt” (Where Right and Glory Lead). The button would have adorned the tunics of the Royal Engineers, a prestigious corps known for its engineering prowess and vital contributions to military campaigns. Its detailed workmanship and historical significance make it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of military memorabilia, Victorian era artifacts, and British history. Whether used to complete an authentic period uniform or displayed as a stand-alone piece, this button is a tangible link to the storied past of the British Army’s Royal Engineers.