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Early King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) Matched and Facing Pair of Other Ranks Brass Collar Badges

Early King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) Matched and Facing Pair of Other Ranks Brass Collar Badges

A rare pair of matched and facing collar badges in brass with two original loops to the reverse of each.
Worn 1881 - 1889 only. In very good condition.

Churchill Figs. 103 refers.

K70.2  read more

Code: 68244

55.00 GBP

WW1 Lincolnshire Regiment (TF) Officer's Bronze OSD Collar Badge - Blank Tablet

WW1 Lincolnshire Regiment (TF) Officer's Bronze OSD Collar Badge - Blank Tablet

A die cast bronze collar badge, left facing, with three of three original loops to the reverse. It appears to have been lacquered, but is otherwise in superb condition and scarce.

As worn by officer's of the 4th and 5th Territorial Force Battalions of the Regiment from their formation in 1908 until 1922 when the Regulars relented and allowed the Territorials, who had died in mu...  read more

Code: 68241

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The Glouchestershire Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Dog Badge

The Glouchestershire Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Dog Badge

Semi die struck in bronze, two original loops to the reverse, facing left. In very good condition. Sealed 1903 and worn until 1932 only.

Churchill Fig 781 refers.

K68.1  read more

Code: 67522

6.00 GBP

5th Battalion (Territorial) The Kings Regiment (Liverpool)  Officers Blackened OSD Cap / Collar Badge

5th Battalion (Territorial) The Kings Regiment (Liverpool) Officers Blackened OSD Cap / Collar Badge

A blackened OSD collar sized badge, facing in the same direction of the cap badge, and the lugs pinched out in such a way as to suggest this may have also been worn on the cap as well as a collar. Some wear to the black finish but this provides an attractive patina. Circa 3.8cms tall.

Churchill No 243 refers.

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Code: 64706

20.00 GBP

Royal Warwickshire Regiment Officer's Matched and Facing Pair of OSD Bronze Collar Badges

Royal Warwickshire Regiment Officer's Matched and Facing Pair of OSD Bronze Collar Badges

Believed to be an early pair with separately attached gilt chains (Churchill claims as worn prior to 1934). Die cast in bronze and with three out of three original loops to the reverse of each.

Churchill No 176 refers.

K62.1

KL400397115GB  read more

Code: 68152

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Notts & Derby Regiment (Sherwood Foresters) Matched Facing Pair of Gilding Metal Brass Collar Badges - QEII issue

Notts & Derby Regiment (Sherwood Foresters) Matched Facing Pair of Gilding Metal Brass Collar Badges - QEII issue

The QEII pattern crown was sealed in 1955 and worn with a single central lug until it was replaced by an anodised version in 1961. Scarce.

Churchill No 1248 refers.

K62.4  read more

Code: 68151

30.00 GBP

Duke of Cornwall 's Light Infantry Matched Pair of Gilding Medal Collar Badges

Duke of Cornwall 's Light Infantry Matched Pair of Gilding Medal Collar Badges

Heavy die struck pair of matched collars with a gilt finish. Two original lugs to each.

Churchill No 898 refers.

Coll.  read more

Code: 57266

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The York & Lancaster Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Dog Badge

The York & Lancaster Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Dog Badge

Die cast in bronze, right facing, with two original loops to the reverse. In good overall condition. As worn from 1902.

Churchill Fig 1586 refers.

Comm GrSp  read more

Code: 67520

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The Light Infantry Pair of Matched Facing Anodised Collar Badges

The Light Infantry Pair of Matched Facing Anodised Collar Badges

Some evidence of wear with slight twisting to the lugs but still serviceable. Small at 2.7cm wide. Each Maker marked JR Gaunt B'ham.

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Code: 54588

6.00 GBP

6th Rifles King's (Liverpool) Regiment Blackened Brass Collar Badge

6th Rifles King's (Liverpool) Regiment Blackened Brass Collar Badge

A small die struck blackened brass collar badge with single and original central fixing loop to reverse, bugle to left, complete with brass backing plate and cotter pin. A strung bugle horn (facing to left) surmounted by a Lancashire rose. Worn by the 6th (Territorial) Battalion and also by certain Cadet units according to Churchill. Some loss of paint to highpoints from service wear otherwise...  read more

Code: 68130

25.00 GBP