Liverpool Scottish ( Queen 's Own Cameron Highlanders ) White Metal Cap Badge
White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the territorial battalion of the Cameron Highlanders. St. Andrew above a scroll, Cameron, within a wreath of thistle flanked by two more scrolls, Liverpool Scottish. Embossed Gaunt London to reverse of cross, which is quite indistinct and hard to read. Sealed on 28/3/1938. The Liverpool Scottish ceased to be the 10th Battalion King 's ... read more
Cambridgeshire Regiment (Territorial Force) Bi-Metal Cap Badge with South Africa 1900-01 Scroll
A scarce cap badge with the scroll part of the main badge (not separately attached) with original slider to the reverse. Five sweat / expansion / braising holes to reverse visible on the reverse. The South Africa scroll was worn as a battle honour due to the volunteers of the 3rd Cambs VBs which fought in the Boer War attached to the Suffolk Regiment.
K&K Vol 1 No 1816 (states th... read more
28th Battalion The London Regiment - The Artist Rifles Brass Cap Badge
In gilding metal with sharp detail and with original slider to reverse. Verdigris reaction behind slider otherwise in very good condition.
This badge was designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territor... read more
Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers Silver Plated Glengarry Badge, pre 1887
An attractive die stamped silvered copper glengarry badge, 6cm tall and 4.7cm wide. Two lugs to the reverse (east-west) with slightly flattened tops presumably to ease wear. In very good condition and dark toned to front. The number '7' in the strap at the bottom indicates the order of precedence for the County of Oxfordshire rifle volunteers in the UK (See Directory of Rifle Volunteers by West... read more
4th Battalion (TF) The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) Blackened Brass Cap Badge - Repaired
A rare badge, much reproduced. This has two original loops, blackened brass (despite K&K claiming it was bronze), the tail does not join the main body and there is no strange lump to the reverse of the letters as found on the copies. Thinly struck, perhaps accounting for the damage to the dragon's head which appears to have been strengthened / reattached neatly with a blob of solder. Whilst ... read more
5th Battalion (Territorials) Chorley Detachment, The Loyal Regiment, Gilt Brass Arm Badge
Circa 2.8cms tall, two original lugs to the reverse and maker marked Thomas Fatonrini Ltd, Regent St, Birmingham. Gilt bright, a few slight marks otherwise in very good condition.
Introduced at regimental expense in place of cloth badges and authorised in January 1963.
BoBD (Jon Mills) Fig 5534 / p1101 refers.
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Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Volunteer Battalion White Metal Pouch Badge
A small and heavy quality white metal (possibly sliver plated) cast pouch badge with two original short screw posts to the reverse. Circa 3.3cms tall and 2.8cms wide. A cracker!
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Northumberland Fusiliers Volunteer / Territorial Battalions White Metal Other Ranks Cap Badge
A scarce die stamped white metal example with its original slider. In very good worn condition with sharp detail.
Worn by the Volunteer Battalions pre 1908, but continued to be worn by their successor Territorial Battalions in white metal until 1914. Given it has a slider this is most likely a post 1910 issue. Scarce.
Col D Wood No 205 refers.
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Northamptonshire Regiment Militia 3rd and 4th Battalions 'Horseshoe' Pattern Large Curved Brass Shoulder Title
A large title with two original loops to the reverse, similiar to the horseshoe design of one of the badges of the Northampton and Rutland Regiments of Militia. A touch of verdigris to the S otherwise in very good condition. Scarce.
Westlake No 1236 refers.
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20th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Artist Rifles) Blackened Brass Pouch Badge
A scarce pouch badge with two original screw posts and a pair of mismatched contemporary retaining nuts. In very good condition. Worn 1880 - 1908.
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