Rare King 's Own Scottish Borderers ( KOSB ) Adjutant 's Bronze Die Cast Cap Badge

A small cap badge (the cap badge design, not the very different collar badge design) at only 3.5cm tall. Die cast bronze with two original long loops to the reverse. An extremely rare badge only worn by the Adjutant of each Battalion. I have only encountered this before in white metal / silver, never as an OSD badge, and this is slightly smaller than them. It was regimental practice in the e...  read more

Code: 57756

The Seaforth Highlanders Officers Waist Belt Clasp (WBC) 1881 - 1957.

Silver plated devices mounted on a gilt rectangular plate. Minor wear and toning to silver plate and the odd spotting to gilt which remains bright. Design comprising a Royal Duke’s coronet ‘L’ a stag’s head and motto scroll. The loose ‘D’ end section not present, as is often the case. In good condition.

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Code: 68778

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

The Rifle Brigade Edwardian Officer's Silver Pagri Badge

Scarce king's crown officer's silver 1903-1910 cap badge with pin fitting to reverse presumably for wear on the pagri. A crowned bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a maltese cross with honours to each arm within a wreath of laurel bearing the Crimea War honours. Below the cross is the honour, " Peninsula " and above it the crown upon the main honour tablet, " Waterloo." ...  read more

Code: 68306

Royal Hampshire Regiment Officers Enamel Silver and Gilt Cap Badge, QEII issue

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. Stu...  read more

Code: 63491

9th (The Glasgow Highlanders) Battalion Highland Light Infantry (HLI) NCO’s Glengarry Badge

A good worn example bi-metal example of three part construction with two original loops fastening strip and cotter pin. Gilt back to brass otherwise a fine King's crown example. Scarce.

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Code: 68604

Northumberland Fusiliers Officer's Service Dress OSD Bronze Cap Badge - Jennens - Blades - Type 2

A die cast bronze example of two part construction with flames to 18 points and the flames are more deeply curved than the example listed above with two original blades to the reverse. Mounted on the ball is St George facing left within a title circle NORTHUMBERLAND / FUSILIERS. Circa 42mm tall and 32mm wide across the flames. Worn on the SD cap. This pattern worn from 1902, but note 16 on p...  read more

Code: 67389

Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Officer 's White Metal Cap Badge - Ludlow

A die struck white metal cap badge with two original loops to the reverse ( e-w ) and maker marked Ludlow London, this has been embossed in the reverse of the mouth of the bugle. Ludlow primarily made officers' badges and this would have been a private purchase item. King's crown so pre 1952. Ludlow naming from mid 1933 onwards. In good condition except from some service wear to lugs and traces...  read more

Code: 63767

10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles White Metal Cast Cap Badge

Die cast flat backed white metal example with two original loops (north-south). Possibly silver plated and theatre made. Officer / NCO issue?

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Code: 67849

Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Officer's Gilt & Silver Plated Cap Badge

A die cast gilt example of two part construction with flames to 14 points and with two original long loops to the reverse (also found with a small slider). Mounted on the ball in silver plate is St George facing left within motto circle QUO FATA VOCANT. Circa 44mm tall and 26mm wide across the flames. Worn on the forage and SD cap and the beret from 1936 until 1959, although the TA battalion...  read more

Code: 67386