Description

in accordance with Palmerston's proposal

Towards the end of 1856

which was then adopted as Britain's racing colour

towards Ken Wood and John Wilkes

Shoe buckle Finish:Single in accordance with Palmerston's proposalThis shoe buckle is said to have belonged to Lord Brouncker (1620 1684), first President of the Royal Society. It is set with paste jewels imitating diamonds. Many of the early Fellows, including Brouncker, moved in fashionable court circles where they had access to the king and nobility. 17th century

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Shoe buckle Finish:Single in accordance with Palmerston's proposal

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