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
30.00 GBP
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.
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2nd Volunteer Battalion Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Kings Crown Collar Badge?
Left facing, King's crown (1902 - 1908) with two original loops to the reverse. Not sure if this unit had a cyclist company which could explain the blackened brass finish. Some damage to one lug but still functional. Apparently also worn by the Cameronians.
Churchill No 725 refers (but this one in blackened brass as opposed to white metal).
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2nd Volunteer Battalion Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Kings Crown Collar Badge
Left facing, King's crown (1902 - 1908) with two original loops to the reverse.
Churchill No 725 refers.
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2nd Volunteer Battalion East Lancashire Regiment White Metal Cap Badge - South Africa Scroll
Die struck with two original loops to the reverse. All in white metal and with blank scroll below sphinx. '2 V.B. East Lancashire" on scroll with separately attached 'South Africa 1900-02' scroll below. King's crown. Worn 1905 - 1908 only. Rare.
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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
10th Tenth County of London Regiment (Hackney) Brass Cap Badge
Brass die struck Cap Badge with original slider. Small spot of verdigris otherwise in very good condition. Worn from 1912 - 1937.
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25.00 GBP
3rd Volunteer Battalion ( VB) (Carnarvon) Royal Welsh Fusiliers ( RWF ) White Metal Cap Badge, Blades, Wales
A die struck white metal cap badge with sharp detail and four original and flexible blades to the reverse. Worn 1897 - 1908. Of Welsh interest. Became the 6th ( Territorial Force ) Battalion in 1908. Formed in 1897 from Carnarvonshire and Flintshire companies. Scarce.
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1st VB (Volunteer Battalion) Royal Welsh Fusiliers (RWF) ( Pre 1908 ) Bronze Cap Badge
Made from bronze and in good condition with two original lugs to the reverse. Sharp detail with very little wear to finish. Circa 4.1cm tall. Of Welsh interest.
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