WW1 Imperial German 10th Company Button

The WW1 Imperial German 10th Company Button is an original uniform accessory used by German military personnel during the First World War. This button is typically constructed from brass or a similar alloy, featuring a circular design with a raised numeral “10” at the center, denoting assignment to the 10th Company. The reverse usually includes a shank or loop for secure attachment to tunics or field uniforms. Buttons of this style were an essential component of German Army dress, serving both functional and identification purposes. The design and materials are consistent with wartime production standards of the Imperial German Army between 1914 and 1918. These buttons were standard issue and would have been worn by enlisted men and non-commissioned officers. Collectors and historians value such items for their association with specific units and their insights into military organization and uniform regulations of the era. This example is representative of period military uniform insignia.