United States. Fifty-One United States Navy Uniform Buttons, c. 1900 GTRexclude one man and the driver

one man and the driver were in the front of the carrier

Being forced to live in the same company and within narrow confines seemed to make a very depressing influence on the mind

reinforced with non-magnetic metal eyelets with mesh screens

fronted by a bronze gilt star

In his advertisement he wrote "The oldest photographer-illustrator Karl Bulla photographs for the illustrated magazines anything and anywhere without limits from the landscape or the building

United States. Fifty-One United States Navy Uniform Buttons, c. 1900 GTRexclude one man and the driverThirty five are in brass or bronze, with a brass or bronze core, most with intact loops, incorporating various maker marks on their reverses, in various sizes, accompanied by thirteen large buttons and three small buttons all of which are in black plastic, unmarked, ranging from fine to near extremely fine.