Special Edition Lord Admiral Nelson Cufflinks

Firmin & Sons Ltd is releasing a number of special edition stampings from historic dies. Established in 1655, the 357 year old United Kingdom manufacturer and historic Royal Warrant holder has selected this beautiful button from their world famous die and tool archive. Firmin made uniforms for Lord Nelson during the later part of the 18th century, several have survived and are on display in the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich London. They are finished with the “Flag Officers Button” used on Admirals uniforms at the time. Produced in a dead electro gilt finish, with hand burnished high points, this cufflink is created using the button and is a direct link to the time of The Battle of the Nile, the Battle of Trafalgar and Britain’s most famous Naval Hero Vice Admiral, Viscount Horatio Nelson. Each set of these cufflink sets will be supplied in a presentation case with the Royal Warrant of appointment that Firmin also held in 1805 at the time of Nelson’s death.