Set of two vintage 1930s celluloid toggle shank buttons in faux black water buffalo horn. These substantial barrel-shaped toggles feature a deep black base with translucent golden-brown banding around the edges and subtle grain-like patterns that beautifully imitate natural horn. A classic 1930s trick using celluloid, the pioneering early plastic that reached its peak in the interwar years.
Era: 1930s
Quantity: 2, two
Size: Large
Measurement: 67 lignes 42.5 mm, 1 3/4 inches long
Attachment: Shank, with rounded caps and a central toggle slot for cord or bar closure
Color: Black, cream
Material: Celluloid (Celluloid, introduced in the late 1800s, offered affordable luxury imitation but was later restricted due to flammability (hand wash only, keep away from heat).
Origin: United States
Condition: Excellent.
Uses: Long, with rounded caps and a central toggle slot for cord or bar closure, ideal for heavy coats, ponchos, overcoats, pea coats, vintage outerwear restorations, or statement projects.
A standout pair for collectors of early plastics, Art Deco fashion, or anyone restoring period coats!
