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GTR Gurkha Transport Regiment Officers Black Metal Shoulder Title

GTR Gurkha Transport Regiment Officers Black Metal Shoulder Title

A black metal shoulder title with two original lugs to the reverse. Circa 3cm wide and 1cm tall. In very good condition.

DRW 10.

Code: 62631

5.00 GBP


T / 15/ London (Civil Service Rifles) Regiment Blackened Brass One Piece Shoulder Title

T / 15/ London (Civil Service Rifles) Regiment Blackened Brass One Piece Shoulder Title

In very good condition with three original loops to the reverse. Worn 1908 - 1921.

Westlake No 1532 refers.

Comm SiSa

Code: 63508

28.00 GBP


WW1 Tyneside Irish Gilding Metal Shoulder Title

WW1 Tyneside Irish Gilding Metal Shoulder Title

A gilding metal shoulder title central device (it would have had a single NF (for Northumberland Fusiliers ) and battalion number above (24, 25, 26, 27 or 30). Two original lugs (e-w) and in superb condition (this is not a REID named 1st pattern).

H11.2

Code: 63464

85.00 GBP


Lancashire Fusiliers Other Ranks Bi-Metal Shoulder Title

Lancashire Fusiliers Other Ranks Bi-Metal Shoulder Title

Lancashire Fusiliers collar badge with blank plinth under Sphinx as per Westlake No 933. With two original loops and three braising / sweat holes to the reverse. In very good condition. As worn from 1916.

Westlake No 933 refers.

Coll

Code: 63456

6.00 GBP


Wiltshire Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

Wiltshire Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

In good condition with two original hexagonal fixings to the reverse. Minor staining to the front which will polish off. As worn from 1902.

Westlake No 1303 refers.

Coll.

Code: 63453

6.00 GBP


WW1 East Yorkshire Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

WW1 East Yorkshire Regiment Brass Shoulder Title

In very good condition with two original hexagonal style fixings to the reverse. Worn until 1921 only.

Westlake No 891 refers.

Coll

Code: 63452

SOLD


20th Hussars Matched Pair of Other Ranks Brass Shoulder Titles

20th Hussars Matched Pair of Other Ranks Brass Shoulder Titles

A matched pair with two original hexagonal style fixings to the reverse of each. Dark toned otherwise in very good condition. Pre 1922.

Westlake No 179 refers.

Coll.

Code: 63451

40.00 GBP


WW1 Royal Defence Corps ( RDC ) Matched Pair of Brass Shoulder Titles

WW1 Royal Defence Corps ( RDC ) Matched Pair of Brass Shoulder Titles

WW1 Royal Defence Corps ( RDC ) Matched Pair of Brass Shoulder Titles In very good condition with two original hexagonal lugs to the reverse.

The Royal Defence Corps was a corps of the British Army formed in August 1917 and disbanded in 1936 (being replaced by the National Defence Company ). It was initially formed by converting the ( Home Service ) Garrison battalions of line infantry regiments. Garrison battalions were composed of soldiers either too old or medically unfit for active front-line service; the Home Service status indicated they were unable to be transferred overseas. Eighteen battalions were converted in this way. The role of the regiment was to provide troops for security and guard duties inside the United Kingdom; guarding important locations such as ports or bridges. It also provided independent companies for guarding prisoner-of-war camps. The regiment was never intended to be employed on overseas service.

Westlake No 392 refers.

Comm FB

Sold to Mr EB

Code: 57910

SOLD


Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales Own Yorkshire Regiment) Brass Shoulder Title, 1920-21 only

Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales Own Yorkshire Regiment) Brass Shoulder Title, 1920-21 only

A rare post WW1 issue on two original hexagonal lugs and in unworn condition. Sanctioned in 1920 but replaced in 1921 with a two tier title. Rare.

Westlake p79 refers, mentioned but not illustrated.

Comm StWi (181)

Code: 63418

SOLD


WW1 4th Battalion Tyneside Scottish Brass Gilding & White Metal 3 Piece Shoulder Title

WW1 4th Battalion Tyneside Scottish Brass Gilding & White Metal 3 Piece Shoulder Title

Tyneside / 4 / Scottish. As Worn by the 23rd (Service Battalion) Northumberland Fusiliers who were styled as a Pals battalion the 4th Battalion Tyneside Scottish. Scarce to find with the white metal numeral, one usually encounters the brass numeral 4. No backing plate, in good condition, all parts with the correct hexagonal style lugs.

Col Denis Wood 'Fifth Fusiliers & its Badges" (2nd Edn) No 459D and Westlake No 776 refer. The former confirms also worn with a white numeral.

Comm FB

Code: 63419

SOLD


 

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