Princess /Of Wales's (Princess Of Wales's Royal Regt) Bronze Army metal shoulder title
In good condition with two original pins but with two replacement white metal clasps.
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5.00 GBP
The Light Infantry AA Anodised Staybrite Shoulder Title Badge
Right Facing, in good condition.
Westlake No 1453 refers.
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3.00 GBP
The Green Jackets Blackened AA Anodised Staybrite Shoulder Title (Loops)
Factory blackened anodised aa version. In good condition.
Westlake No 1467 refers.
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3.00 GBP
WW1 Northumberland Fusiliers (NF) Other Ranks Brass Shoulder Title
A gilding metal brass shoulder title with two original fixing loops to reverse (some bending but still functional).
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8.00 GBP
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (RNF) Officers Gilt and Silver Plate Shoulder Title
Two-part construction, right facing, as worn in facing pairs by Officers and Warrant Officers from 1936 - 1968. In superb condition with three original loops and maker marked JR Gaunt London.
Col D Wood No 286 refers.
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12.00 GBP
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (RNF) Other Ranks Shoulder Title
A smaller pattern introduced via sealed pattern in 1956 and worn until 1968. In excellent condition.
Col D Wood No 287 refers.
See my item 65383 should you require a matched pair.
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5.00 GBP
SCLI (Somerset & Cornwall Light Infantry) Silver AA Anodised Staybrite Shoulder Title
As worn from 1966 until 1968 only. Replaced W1449 / 1450.
Anodised aluminium is always hard to photograph on account of the camera flash and therefore in better condition than my photo suggests.
Westlake No 1451 refers.
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5.00 GBP
Queen's / Lancashire (Queen's Lancashire Regiment) Anodised Aluminium Army Staybrite shoulder title
Some service wear.
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2.50 GBP
Lancashires AA Anodised Staybrite Shoulder Title
Westlake No 1463 refers.
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3.00 GBP
Royal Scots Fusiliers OSD Officer's Shoulder Title (early pre 1907 pattern)
Most probably worn from 1902 with the introduction of Officer's Service Dress but Westlake notes photographic evidence of this pattern being worn in the 1890s (p81). It is the smaller version at 1.1cms tall and 2cm wide. Two original hexagonal fixing loops to the reverse. Slight service wear and a few marks otherwise in good condition. From 1907 the pattern with the initials RSF was worn w... read more
32.00 GBP










