1930s vintage collar studs

Collar studs from the 1930s were an essential part of men's fashion during that era. They were used to fasten detachable shirt collars, which were a common style at the time. These studs were typically small, about 3/8 to 1/2 inch (9-13mm) in diameter, and were made from materials such as metal, celluloid, or even mother-of-pearl. They had a decorative top and a stem on the back that could be inserted through the buttonholes on the collar to hold it in place. These collar studs added a touch of elegance to men's attire, and their designs could vary from simple and utilitarian to ornate and stylish.

Collar studs Only, Decorative Items Not Included

We're thrilled to present this unique vintage suit, but please note that all other items you see in the images are purely for decorative purposes and are not included in the sale.

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