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An attractive item, some light polishing to silver plated device mounted to centre and gilt worn back from service wear. Matching benchmarks, Victorian crown and ornate scrolls belt ends. E31.6
Code: 59735
155.00 GBP
A lovely pair, with some minor service wear and complete with original chain, clasp and three original horizontal loops to the reverse of each grenade. Worn by regiments such as the Northumberland Fusiliers, etc. Thanks to George for also confirming they are still officer issue for the Life Guards. DRW 8
Code: 62627
48.00 GBP
A real stunner with two original silver loops and hallmarked to the reverse with the Birmingham date letter X for 1947 and maker marks for JR Gaunt. In very good condition with little polishing to highpoints. Circa 3.2cm tall. Churchill confirms this pattern was also worn in the officer's forage cap in silver. See my item 59597 for a sterling silver issue. Churchill No 1453 / p230 refers. G128
Code: 62750
65.00 GBP
A red cord boss. Useful. In very good condition. As worn on the Khaki peaked cap and forage cap by 2GR. Circa 3cm in diameter and 2cm tall It could also serve as formation commanders collar badge as per BoBD no 361. DRW 54 (1/3)
Code: 62734
25.00 GBP
1902 -1952 King's Crown pattern silver plated officer's fretted cap badge with a gilt wash, with all of title and motto cut out with strong silver lugs fitted east-west. Circa 6.5cm high and 4.5cm wide. Excellent condition, some very minor wear to highlights and a few of the cut out letters are only partially present. This is incredibly intricate workmanship and a beautiful badge. Coll
Code: 59589
75.00 GBP
A stunning and scarce die cast marked silver with red and blue enamel to the centre of three part construction. Two original copper loops to the reverse. Makers stamp W&H ( Walker & Hall , Sheffield). In very good condition with no damage or repairs to the enamel. Walker & Hall were cutlers and made regimental spoons in the the 1930s and I believe moved into military badge making in the early 1940s. B15.5
Code: 57107
B15.5
Code: 57106
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Die cast with two original loops to the reverse of each. A similar one is featured on page 33 (figure D5B) of Insignia of the regiment as published by the Gurkha regiment (copy to be provided of the relevant page). As worn by officers of the 2nd battalion on the white helmet, service dress and forage caps. From the collection of a senior Gurkha officer. Rare. DRW 44 On hold for TF
Code: 62684
SOLD
A fine and scarce gilt flaming grenade with silver plate Inniskilling castle overlay with scroll below. Two long loops to the reverse for wear in the cap. Some dulling to gilt and bending to loops otherwise in good condition. Circa 3.7cm tall. G67.4
Code: 62293
45.00 GBP
A Queens cap badge (bulled as they were all required to do!) on its original white ivorine plastic white disk as worn by officer cadets, this one apparently worn on the khaki GS cap (a bit like a tam o'shanter without the bobble), a single brass regimental cap button (c14mm in diameter) and a matched pair of printed white on red Queen's cloth shoulder titles, removed from his Battledress tunic. The property of Col DR Wood who enlisted in the Queen's Regiment as an Indian Army Cadet in October 1944. He trained with the Queen's Regiment Indian Army Holding Detachment at Maidstone and went to India in 1945 where he served as an Officer Cadet at the Officers' Training School Bangalore October 1945 to April 1946. Commissioned 24th April 1946 as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers and seconded to the 1st Battalion of the 2nd King Edward VII's Own Goorkhas (The Simoor Rifles). Subsequent service details available on request. DRW 24
Code: 62648
55.00 GBP
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