Hello all
Could anyone please help with an id for this livery button
Found with deus 1 using factory hot program rang up at a solid 72 and approx 6 inchs down
Was found in the south east and found along with other WW1 items
many thanks
UPDATE The picture depicts a unicorn holding a key in its mouth hope this info helps
Help with livery ID
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Just a quick search - probably more than one candidate as maybe edecational establishments might have used it with the link to the meaning of the key being held in the beak?
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi ... tt_Key.svg
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi ... tt_Key.svg
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A bit of Googling suggests that 'Armfield's Birmingham' (rather than Armfield & Co.) was used between 1790 and 1855. Not much help with the crest but somebody will ID it! A closer crop of the face might help - is it a griffin or some such?
Phil
Longhurst & Kay are 2 possible families - somebody will get it!
Phil
Longhurst & Kay are 2 possible families - somebody will get it!
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