Indian Army - 8th King George's Own Light Cavalry White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown

Sand cast in white metal with two original copper loops. A small delicate badge, but in good condition. As worn from 1922 - 1947. The regimental number, '8', over the intersection of two crossed lances, surmounted by a King's Crown, with the unit initials, 'KGO'.

The 8th King George's Own Light Cavalry was originally raised in 1826 as the 4th Regiment of Nizam's Cavalry by S...  read more

Code: 68207

Indian Army - 18th King Edwards Own (KEO) Cavalry Officer's Silver Plated Cap Badge

A finely cast example which has been silver plated and has two original loops to the reverse. A pleasing example. Worn circa 1920-45.

The badge is in the form of the regimental number, '18', on the intersection of two crossed lances with, above, the Prince of Wales's feathers, coronet and scroll, with the motto, 'Ich Dien' (I Serve); below, a scroll bearing the unit title, 'K.E...  read more

Code: 68960

WW1 90th Punjabis Other Ranks Pagri Badge

A large and impressive other ranks quality pagri badge in cast white metal, looks to have been silver-plated, depicting a crowned quoit with a seated Chinthern to voided centre, '90' below and a scroll 'Punjabis', stout pin back with original fittings. Circa 7.2cms tall. Worn circa 1903-1922.

Became the 2nd Battalion, 8th Punjab Regiment in 1922.

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Code: 68395

Indian Army - 8th Punjab Regiment Large Cast White Metal Piper's Badge

A theatre cast large and impressive badge, as worn as a baldrick badge by the bagpipers of the Regiment, with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 6.9cms tall. In the shape of a Chinthe seated facing left on a torse above the regimental number '8' and the scroll below "Punjab Regiment". Worn 1922 - 1956. Scarce.

'Chinthe' is the Burmese word for lion. Stylised chinthe a...  read more

Code: 68117

British Indian Army - 2nd Battalion 15th Punjab Regiment Cap Badge

A small badge nicely cast in white metal (possibly silver plated) with two original plated copper loops to the reverse. Circa 37mm tall. In very good condition with better detail than other examples I have seen.

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Code: 69253

WW1 British Indian Army - 74 / Punjabis Cast Brass Shoulder Title

A theatre cast example with two original integral loops to the reverse. In very good condition. Worn by the 74th Punjabis until 1922 when the Regiment was renamed the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Punjab Regiment. Fought in Palestine in WW1.

Ashok Nath's "Sowars and Sepoys in the Great War 1914 - 1918" No 737 refers.

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Code: 69254

Pakistan Army - 15th Punjab Regiment Cast White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown

A theatre cast plated brass metal example with two original integral loops.

This pattern worn believed to have been worn from 1947 - 1956. The pre 1947 version had a Sikh quoit incorporated into the design in place of the star now central to this example.

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Code: 69252

British Indian Army - 14th Punjab Regiment Cast White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown

A theatre cast white metal cap badge, with two original integral loops to the reverse. Circa 40mm tall. In very good condition. As worn from 1922 until circa 1956. King's Crown. The Regiment was allocated to Pakistan at the time of Independence.

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Code: 69251

British Indian Army - 14th Punjab Regiment Matched Pair of Cast Brass Collar Badges, King's Crown

A theatre cast matching pair of brass metal collar badges, with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 27mm tall. In very good condition and scarce. As worn from 1922 until circa 1956. King's Crown. The Regiment was allocated to Pakistan at the time of Independence.

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Code: 69250

Indian Army - 2nd Punjab Regiment White Metal Cap Badge

An theatre cast example with two integral loops. Appears to have been silver plated. A Galley ship under sail with rowing oars deployed resting on a scroll inscribed "2nd PUNJAB REGIMENT".

This pattern, with the "2nd" in the scroll title was worn from 1922 until circa 1950, thereafter the "2nd" was dropped from the title as the regiment was allocated to India at time of Indep...  read more

Code: 69248