RAF buttons

[stuka f]

I think these are RAF buttons, are they any good for trade, or just scrap?
I think they are aluminium.
And could anyone date them?

[Jerry B]

Kings crown, if British, means they are before 1953, though the RAF is not something I know much about.

Regards,

Jerry

[stuka f]

Of course the crown!!
I forgot about it.
Thanks
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[stuka f]

They are marked on the back "brior brevete".
Any information on the "Brior" name is very welcome as well.

[Battery Command Post]

I think these are RAF buttons, are they any good for trade, or just scrap?
I think they are aluminium.
And could anyone date them?

Could you post a closeup picture of just one button, face on? As it is it's hard to tell - twisting my head all round trying to see just one button properly

From what I can see, I think the crown is Belgian, not British

Rob

[stuka f]

That is also my idea, the crown doesn't seem to be a British King's or Queen's crown!
I'll make a picture asap!! I feel sorry you getting sea sick...
;-)
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[Battery Command Post]

That is also my idea, the crown doesn't seem to be a British King's or Queen's crown!
I'll make a picture asap!! I feel sorry you getting sea sick...
;-)
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air (force) sick

[kc1]

Its not RAF, i have seen brass, black and a few flat chromed none of which have the attachment for sewing on like these. If they are aluminium then the rust must be coming from something else in the box.

[stuka f]

Here you go!

[StuG III]

Definitely not RAF, possibly Belgian as previously stated.
Tom