Scotland / Scottish - Midlothian Coastal Volunteer Artillery (MCVA) Officer's Undress Pouch Badge

A large and stunning die cast badge in silver plated white metal, with separately mounted gun wheel (does not turn), a monogram in flowing script MCVA below and five short screw posts to the reverse. Circa 9.5cms wide and 5.6cms tall. In super condition. Worn 1864 - 1897. Rare.

See the following URL for artwork of it on the undress pouch (scroll to bottom):

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Code: 68508

Lothian & Border Horse Yeomanry Officers Bullion Glengarry Badge

In worn condition and dark tarnishing to the bullion but still has its original paper backing. Apparently worn from circa 1901 - 1914. Circa 42mm tall. As worn on the glengarry by an officer of The Lothians & Berwickshire Imperial Yeomanry / Lothians & Border Horse. Worn circa 1901-1914.

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Code: 68689

South Notts Hussars AA Anodised Aluminium Cap Badge - Gaunt London

A near mint example, pre 1970 naming style to slider. Worn by its successor units when converted to an artillery roll, and latterly by 350th Heavy Regiment RA (South Notts Hussars Yeomanry (TA)).

Litchfield Fig 250 refers.

K84.1  read more

Code: 69114

Scottish Lothians & Berwick Horse Imperial Yeomanry Officer 's OSD Bronze Cap Badge - Blades

A OSD Bronze version die cast with two blades fashioned into loops to the reverse. Blades possibly replacements but neatly done. Ex Keith Hook collection. Rare.

K75.5  read more

Code: 69113

Border Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Officers Pouch Belt Plate

A fine die-stamped blackened post 1901 example, with burnished silver highlights. Crowned star mounted with circlet inscribed “BORDER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS”; to the centre, the crowned heart with scroll above inscribed “DOE OR DIE”. Two screw posts to reverse but missing its securing nuts. Rare as worn only from 1902 - 1908. A touch of verdigris to reverse otherwise simply gorgeous.

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Code: 68780

2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) Bandsmans Brass Cap badge

Brass die struck cap badge with original slider to the reverse worn by Bandsmen of the Regiment. A small fused grenade. This pattern unique to Royal Scots Greys. In very good condition.

K&K Vol 2 No 1889 refers.

G149.2  read more

Code: 62821

Queens Royal Irish Hussars (QRIH) Pipers Full Dress Pouch Badge

A scarce post 1958 die cast bi-metal piper's pouch example with three screw posts and nuts to the reverse. Some minor twisting to screw post otherwise in excellent condition. Worn until 1993.

D80.3  read more

Code: 61223

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Plated Irish Pipers Badge

A heavy cast attractive pipers badge with two original lugs to the reverse. Chrome plated finish. In excellent condition. Circa 5.6cm wide and 4.6cm tall.

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Code: 59860

Scots Guards Bandsmans Music Case Pouch Badge Star

Based on the brass valise star, this large badge was also worn as a band case badge. See photos of this being worn (kind courtesy of Sean for these). The four brass loops suggest this was worn on the case as shown rather on the valise (which usually had a large single slide to the reverse). Four original long horizontal brass loops, minimal wear to design detail although some twisting to the...  read more

Code: 64466

2nd Battalion Band The Lincolnshire Regiment Musicians Brass Metal Foreign Helmet Pagri Badge

A die struck two-part construction brass unvoided example with two original loops (north -south) to the reverse. The centre disc is in a yellow brass and has been inserted and braised into a copper coloured brass star with King's Crown above. A reasonably large badge at circa 5.8cms tall. Initially a bit of a puzzle but as usual the BMBF came to the rescue where it is identified as the he...  read more

Code: 65397