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A nicely padded example and well made. Silver bullion with red backing to centre of bugle and rifle green backing felt. Circa 4cm tall. In very good condition. Comm SiSa
Code: 63512
SOLD
A very fine looking cap badge of two part construction with two original long silvered loops to the reverse. Red velvet backing to crown with the Hampshire Rose in red enamel to the centre of a Garter Strap and title scroll in blue enamel, all mounted upon a multi-rayed and faceted star. Became Royal in 1946 but this pattern was worn from 1952. In great condition with no damage to enamels. Stunning. Circa 48mm tall. See also my item 62281 for an earlier pattern. Comm SiSa
Code: 63491
85.00 GBP
Die cast bronze collar badge with two original loops to the reverse (slight twisting to loops). Some signs of polish otherwise in good condition. Churchill No 1566 refers. Coll
Code: 63447
10.00 GBP
A die cast unmarked silver or silver plate antelope facing right, standing on a torse, with three original long silver loops to the reverse (too long to be a collar badge). A lovely thing and circa 3cms tall. No coronet or chain, or any indication that they were ever fitted. Not illustrated in Chruchill but he does mention that the 1st Warwickshire Militia had an "antelope" sealed as its collar badge in 1876 (p41). Any information welcome. Comm StWi (116)
Code: 63413
75.00 GBP
An excellent die-cast example on silver loops. Within an oak wreath, crowned cypher of King Haakon VII. Maker marked JRG & S (JR Gaunt & Sons) and Date letter T for 1943-44. Circa 3.6cm in diameter. Scarce. No 10 ( Interallied ) Commando included No 5 Troop formed of Norwegians. So possibly also of special forces interest. Private purchase and therefore no doubt an officer's issue. Comm BoHa (52)
Code: 63366
This is a rare large 4th GR Officers Helmet Badge, asworn 1910 - 1924, on the Wolseley Helmet. Examples previously seen with a sprung clip on the rear to be slid behind the folds of the pagri. However, this one has long original loops (n-s) fitted to the reverse. A fairly large badge at circa 5.6cm all and 6.2cm wide. There is an unusual hatched pattern to the reverse and some wear to the silver plate where the base metal is showing through on the kukri blades (this is not tarnish). A well made piece, of local manufacture rather than British made. I have had a couple of Gurkha badge collectors check this one out and it passes muster. Comm StWi (75)
Code: 63339
275.00 GBP
Die cast in bronze and in very good condition with two original blades to the reverse. Circa 4.3cm tall. K&K Vol 1 No 699 refers. Coll
Code: 63336
An Officer's silver cap badge with 2 original silver loops to reverse. Hallmarked Birmingham 1944 (letter T) with maker's name JRG&S (Gaunt). Sharp detail to front, slight twist in badge from service wear otherwise a very pleasing example. G180.3
Code: 63332
220.00 GBP
A die cast silver QVC officer's 1st pattern cap badge (with two turret regimental castle) with two original horizontally fitted loops to the reverse. No silver hallmark but maker stamp to reverse B&P (Bent & Parker). Worn 1898 - 1901. The only other B&P pattern badge I have seen of this particular badge had been converted to a belt fitting. In very good condition with sharp detail. Comm BoHa (31)
Code: 63297
A cast silver marked Kilmarnock cap badge with two original Indian style silver square lugs (north - south). It has an ornate silver mark to reverse, but this looks cast rather than stamped. Circa 3.5cm tall and 4cm wide. In very good condition. Scarce. Comm StWi (13)
Code: 63281
185.00 GBP
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