WW2 9th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) Gilding Metal Brass Arm Badge

Die struck with two original D shaped loops the reverse, a UK made badge. Worn by all ranks of the 9th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment on the left upper arm. In very good condition with sharp detail. Circa 4cms wide and 3.2cms tall. Scarce.

Originally awarded to the WWI 9th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment by the French 3rd Infantry Division's commander, General Bourgon, for servi...  read more

Code: 67175

The Rifle Brigade Large Pattern Blackened Brass Glengarry Badge, Circa 1874 - 1881

Blackened die stuck brass with two original brass loops to the reverse. In very good condition with sharp detail and only minor wear to blackened finish.

Out of the series of numbered territorial regiment glengarry badges, this is the odd one out as it looked very much like the badge to follow with the re-organisation post 1881 into county regiments, with the exception that it...  read more

Code: 61061

Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade (Edinburgh, Scotland) Other Rank's Royal Scots Glengarry Cap Badge

Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass 1901-08 example. The letter ‘Q’ inscribed ‘R’ ‘S’; crowned ‘RVB’ to voided centre. Two original loops and red felt cloth badge backing. 1st Queen’s City of Edinburgh Rifle Volunteer Brigade redesignated Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade in 1888.

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Code: 68024

North Irish Horse (Yeomanry) Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge

A die struck gilding-metal with original slider, King's Crown Pattern Cap Badge to The North Irish Horse, Yeomanry. In very good condition (very small spot of verdigris to base of harp).

K&K No 1503 refers.

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Code: 67184

WW1 Suffolk Regiment Economy All Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge

Voided all brass example, shaped to cap, with original slider. Roses on circlet and not stars. In very good condition with sharp detail.

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Code: 68301

London Scottish (14th County of London Battalion) Other Ranks White Metal Sporran Badge

A smaller pattern, die struck in white metal with two original loops (north-south) as worn as a sporran badge by the London Scottish. Circa 44mm tall and 49mm wide. In very good condition.

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Code: 67755

The Surrey Yeomanry (Lancers) (Queen Mary's Regiment) Brass Other Ranks Smaller Pattern Cap Badge

Die struck in gilding metal with two original loops to the reverse. The smaller pattern at circa 4.1cms tall. In very good condition with sharp detail. The final photo shows a comparison between this smaller version and its larger cousin, which is available for sale as item 68605.

This unit was 39th in the order of precedence of yeomanry regiments. First raised 1901 (replaci...  read more

Code: 68089

WW1 Welsh Regiment Economy All Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge

Die struck in one piece with original slider. Slider slightly twisted and bent up at its tail. In good condition.

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Code: 68300

Early Victorian QVC Royal Military College Sandhurst Bullion Badge

The badge of the RMC Sandhurst (motto on circlet: Vires Acquiret Eundo (We gather strength as we go) with the monogram letters "RMC" to centre, Victorian pattern crown above and superimposed on trophy of arms (Flags and cannons). Fragile and considerable wear to black felt cloth in central device. Not come across this pattern before. Sandhurst had it owns band and I wonder whether this was a...  read more

Code: 69060

The Norfolk Regiment Officers Waist Belt Clasp (WBC)

As worn from 1881 until 1902, in good condition, some toning to silver plated finish. Matching benchmarks No "24" to each part. Gilt remains relatively fresh and silvered parts are still sharp with no missing fiddly bits. Britannia above a representation of Norwich castle to centre. A pleasing example.

Ryan No 173 refers

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Code: 68777