Legion - regiment Irlandaise?

Dear friends, if you do not scold me, I again would like to display artifacts from Russia.

Regiment Irlandais




Legion Irlandais. Place this button finds unknown to me. Maybe it's not from Russia.


This button is found near Smolensk. Who could it belong?

Muy interesantes

Entonces, el trozo de boton de peltre que muestro, ¿tambien es de la Legion Irlandesa?

Solo puedo decir que la Legion Irlandesa tambié lucho en España

Hi Sibbear,

I was searching any information about your "Prosperity to Ireland" button. I think is very interesting piece with a radiate crown over an Irish harp.

I have found this similar button:


Missing shank. A very good golden partial patina on the front. You will see the buttonmaker's name (I suppose) "I Byrne & D Earn" on the back.

You could check it to compare both buttons. Please Sibbear, would you be able to enclose the back of your button?

The image is from a USA web page: http://www.findmall.com/read.php?58,387003 Yes, my friend Sibbear, it was found in anyplace in America.

Kind Regards,
Lokki.

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Traducción:
He estado buscando información del botón "Prosperity to Ireland". Me gusta mucho y me parece un botón muy interesante con esa corona radiada sobre el arpa irlandés.
"IMAGEN"
Desgraciadamente no tiene asa, pero si conserva una muy buena pátina parcial dorada en la parte delantera. Y en la trasera del botón aparece el nombre de los fabricantes (creo) "I Byrne & D Earn".
Puedes comparar ambos botones. Por favor, Sibbear ¿podrías poner la foto de la trasera de tu botón?
Esta imagen la encontré en una web de Estados Unidos:http://www.findmall.com/read.php?58,387003. Y efectivamente, amigo Sibbear, se ha encontrado ese botón en algún lugar de América.
Saludos,
Lokki.
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....estos no deberían ir en la sección de botones extranjeros??

Grasias Lokki!

Here's a response is received from the French colleagues:

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This button is very particular bill is more similar to the buttons Irish used in the English army fighting in the U.S. and Canada in 1812.
This is a priori lyre surmounted by the crown of the province of Munster, not that of King George who usually surmounted the lyre.La motto: Prosperity to Ireland n has no military! Unlike a similar button that you will find on the net "Volunteers Regiment Royal Dublin"

http://www.civilwarpreservations.com/catde...ryType=Buttons2

I do not think that this button comes from the Russian campaign at this time
The regiment was highly structured in three battalions, and had a uniform regulatory and buttons
I am enclosing a photo of a single copy found by me.
https://i.servimg.com/u/f43/17/13/24/76/sans_t13.jpg

I have also owned the other button marked "Irish Regiment" button again, and French was not of Irish origin. This button has never set foot in Russia, especially as the regiment at that time no longer had a lot of Irish in these rankings, only 65 !!!!!

Sibbear escribió:

Grasias Lokki!

De nada, Sibbear. Gracias a tí, por tu respuesta tan rápida y poner las dos caras del botón. [You are welcome, Sibbear. Thanks for your fast reply and show us the button's head and tail.]

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Sibbear escribió:

Here's a response is received from the French colleagues:

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This button is very particular bill is more similar to the buttons Irish used in the English army fighting in the U.S. and Canada in 1812.
This is a priori lyre surmounted by the crown of the province of Munster, not that of King George who usually surmounted the lyre.La motto: Prosperity to Ireland n has no military! Unlike a similar button that you will find on the net "Volunteers Regiment Royal Dublin"

http://www.civilwarpreservations.com/catde...ryType=Buttons2

Sibbear, the link doesn´t work. Maybe you´d show us this: http://www.civilwarpreservations.com/catdet.asp?TargetItem=MG307&CategoryType=Buttons But this button has a Royal crown as "the hibernia half pennies". :( [Sibbear, el enlace no funciona. Tal vez sea éste el bueno: http://www.civilwarpreservations.com/catdet.asp?TargetItem=MG307&CategoryType=Buttons Si bien el botón tiene una Corona Real, como en los "medio peniques Hibernia" :( ] I have to find info about this...

Sibbear escribió:

I do not think that this button comes from the Russian campaign at this time
The regiment was highly structured in three battalions, and had a uniform regulatory and buttons
I am enclosing a photo of a single copy found by me.
https://i.servimg.com/u/f43/17/13/24/76/sans_t13.jpg

I have also owned the other button marked "Irish Regiment" button again, and French was not of Irish origin. This button has never set foot in Russia, especially as the regiment at that time no longer had a lot of Irish in these rankings, only 65 !!!!!

You said that this button is not from Russia and before the figure, you wrote that this button "was found near to Smolensk". :reflexion: :reflexion:

Thanks again for your reply and Good Night.

All the best,
Lokki

Lokki

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Ok, Sibbear. It is the same link that I say but the crown is different. It is a Royal English crown.

I found this: http://www.flaggenshop.com/fotw/flags/ie-green.html about Radiated Crown and the Irish harp. And there is speaking about the use of flags with Heraldic Crown/Harp by Irish Volunteer Unit during the American Independence Wars.

Regards!

[Traducción: Vale, Sibbear. Es el mismo enlace que puse, si bien la corona es distinta. Es la de Reino Unido.

Encontré este enlace: http://www.flaggenshop.com/fotw/flags/ie-green.html donde aparece la corona radiada y el arpa irlandés. En el texto se habla del uso de banderas con esos elementos por Unidades de Voluntarios Irlandeses durante la Guerra de Independencia Americana.
Saludos!!]