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Uniform Button - Harrison Line?
#1 · 20 November 2019, 18:02
Quote from Ted Scaplehorn on 20 November 2019, 18:02We've received the following request for information from Joanne Irons.
"I have a small, flat, uniform button which I believe to be from the Harrison Line or the Charente Steamship Company. Would you concur?The button has the initials P.D.E.P on it. Would these letters stand for " Pro Deo Et Patria" For God & Country? I am a button collector and love steamship and maritime buttons and try to get all information I can on them and ensure accurate identifications.Thank you for any light you can shed upon my antique button."I'm not sure that this is a shipping company button at all, but it's not really my field of expertise. If anyone can help, please post here or feel free to contact Ms Irons by email at: jnnirons@aol.com
We've received the following request for information from Joanne Irons.
"I have a small, flat, uniform button which I believe to be from the Harrison Line or the Charente Steamship Company. Would you concur?
The button has the initials P.D.E.P on it. Would these letters stand for " Pro Deo Et Patria" For God & Country? I am a button collector and love steamship and maritime buttons and try to get all information I can on them and ensure accurate identifications.
Thank you for any light you can shed upon my antique button."
I'm not sure that this is a shipping company button at all, but it's not really my field of expertise. If anyone can help, please post here or feel free to contact Ms Irons by email at: jnnirons@aol.com
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Last edited on 20 November 2019, 18:03 by Ted Scaplehorn
#2 · 9 December 2019, 17:50
Quote from Elfyn Hughes on 9 December 2019, 17:50It could be an old Harrison Line button but the cross looks more that used by Houlder Brothers. Harrison's certainly had the letters PDEP on their buttons. I have attached a photograph of a Harrison Line button from the mid-fifties for comparison, although the one being enquired about looks much older.
It could be an old Harrison Line button but the cross looks more that used by Houlder Brothers. Harrison's certainly had the letters PDEP on their buttons. I have attached a photograph of a Harrison Line button from the mid-fifties for comparison, although the one being enquired about looks much older.
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