Royal Army Chaplains Department (RACHD) Officers Bullion Cloth Beret Cap Badge
QEII issue, a lovely example on purple backing with no damage to gold and silver bullion threads. Unissued condition but not overly bright. Nicely made.
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Royal Engineers ( RE ) Edwardian EVII Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge, circa 1901-1910
A good quality stiff brass cap badge with original long slider to reverse. Has seen some service wear but in very good overall condition.
K&K Vol 1 No 852 refers.
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Royal Army Chaplains Department (RACHD) QEII Issue Officers Blackened Anodised Aluminium (aa) Cap Badge - Blades
QEII issue, a lovely example with two original blades to the reverse. In very good condition.
D80 read more
Royal Engineers Officer's OSD Collar / Side Cap Badge - 10 flames
A 10 flame pattern RE single collar badge (also possibly a side cap badge). Two original lugs to reverse. Circa 4.7cm tall. In good condition with sharp detail. Similar to item listed as 58188 but this one a bit lighter in colour but from same die.
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T / ASC / E Lancashire One Piece Brass Shoulder Title
In very good condition with three of three original loops to the reverse. As worn 1908 - 1921 by East Lancashire Territorial Army Service Corps Units.
Mentioned but not illustrated in Westlake. read more
Pair of Army Dental Corps ( ADC ) Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Badges, circa 1921 - 1948
A close die cast pair but not matching on account of slight colour variation and different lug styling to reverse. Came together, so were probably worn as such. Worn circa 1921 - 1948 only. Badge design changed in 1948 with their award of "Royal".
A3.7
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Queen Alexandras Royal Naval Nursing Service ( QARNNS ) 1903 Hallmarked Silver Waist Belt Clasp ( WBC )
In fabulous condition with London hallmarks ( leopard's head ) for 1903 (letter h ), this WBC could well have been one of the very first issued items for the new uniform. Excellent condition, silver toned with minor tarnishing and with matching buckle and clasp and maker's mark J.D. on both parts. In excellent condition and scarce.
In 1884 a matron, four head sisters and six sist... read more
WW1 Machine Gun Corps ( MGC) Brass Cap Badge
A die struck brass cap badge with original slider. Stress mark to top of slider where it bends to meet the crown, so some care required in handling this not to weaken it further.
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T / RAMC Part of Larger Title (cut down)
One lug to reverse, bottom section removed. Could suit a number of territorial Royal Army Medical Corps units.
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Militia Artillery Busby Brass Badge and Plume Holder
A militia other ranks brass 1855 general pattern plume holder. Many corps of militia wore the busby with full dress for a period beyond 1882 when gold lace and gilt and brass badges were introduced for all the Militia Artillery. Plumes were worn in these holders were usually made of white goat or horse hair, 6 inches in height and worn on the left side of the busby. The busby itself was made ... read more