Seven St. George and the Dragon Buttons
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St. George and the Dragon Buttons
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Seven St. George and the Dragon Buttons History
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The buttons originally belonged to the donor's husband's aunt. The family migrated from Belfast Ireland in the 1860's.
The seven buttons are metal (possibly brass). Each has a brass figure of St. George and the Dragon on a black background.
