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5th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards AA anodised Aluminium Cap Badge

Maker marked Firmin London. Has been worn and shows some wear and the orb is bent back but intact.

F11.1

Code: 62344

3.00 GBP

Berkshire Yeomanry Small Gilding Metal Brass Collar / Beret Badge

Circa 37mm long and 19mm tall. With two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition. Left facing.

From consulting the late Professor Charles Thomas collection auction, I understand this item was also worn as a beret badge, but happy to be corrected. See:

https://www.olympiaauctions.com/sales/arms-armour/as240418/view-lot/65/

Code: 62292

25.00 GBP

Nottinghamshire ( Sherwood Rangers ) Yeomanry Beret Cap Badge, pre 1949

Strung brass bugle horn as worn by this unit until 1949. With original slider to the reverse. Circa 3.4cm tall.

G67.1

Code: 62289

25.00 GBP

Northumberland Hussars Anodised Aluminium aa Cap Badge - Timings

A scarce Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry Queens Crown Anodised Aluminium 'staybrite' cap badge with original slider maker marked HW Timings Ltd, B'Ham. Scarce maker. In very good condition.

G48.2

Code: 62026

55.00 GBP

The Queens Own Yorkshire Dragoons Yeomanry Brass Cap Badge

Die struck brass cap badge with original slider. Some signs of service wear but generally in good condition.

K&K Vol 1 No 1420 refers.

Comm PG

Code: 61880

11.00 GBP

Kent & County of London Yeomanry Officers Silver Plated and Gilt Cap Badge, QEII Issue

A stunning frosted silver plated & gilt cap badge to the Kent & County of London Yeomanry. With two original loops to the reverse. In fabulous condition. My photos do not do it justice.

K&K Vol 2 No 2288 refers

Comm PG

Code: 61877

60.00 GBP

The Lanarkshire Yeomanry Brass Cap Badge, pre 1953

A die struck brass metal cap badge with original slider to the reverse. A good strong badge with reinforcing bar to back of crown. Sharp detail and in very good condition.

The design is based upon the seal of the Royal Burgh of Lanark that of a double headed eagle grasping a bell in its right claw with a king 's crown above and a scroll " Lanarkshire Yeomanry " below. In 1953, according to Gaylor, it was decided to discard the scroll. There was no QEII version and in 1956 the Regiment was merged with two other lowland units to form the Queen 's Own Lowland Yeomanry.

K&K Vol 1 No 1430 refers.

Comm PG

Code: 61875

30.00 GBP

WW2 The Queens Own Glasgow Yeomanry Gilding Metal Field Service Cap Badge

A small neat collar sized badge which Gaylor confirms (p89) was worn on the Field-service cap during World War Two. Sharp detail with two original loops to the reverse. King's crown.

K&K Vol 2 No 1469 refers.
G7.2

Code: 61646

SOLD

City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) Bi-Metal Cap Badge

In unissued condition, with original slider maker marked JR Gaunt London (small lettering, no full stop). In superb condition. This pattern sealed in 1949, King's crown. A Queen's crown pattern followed. Scarce.

K&K Vol 2 No 2321 refers.

F94.2

Code: 61571

55.00 GBP

WW2 Inns of Court Regiment Gilding Metal Cap Badge

Die struck cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. Polishing to highpoints especially the battle honours and crown. The Inns of Court Officer Training Corps ( Territorial ) Regiment was part of the London Regiment. They were a yeomanry unit.

The unit was styled as The Innis of Court OTC in 1909 after only a year as the 27th London Regiment. In 1932 the 'OTC' part of their title was discarded and they became The Inns of Court Regiment.

Comm FB

Code: 61285

18.00 GBP