2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) Mess Ornament made from Silver Plated Regimental Bugle - Potter London
An unusual possibly unique item to the regiment, beautifully engraved and as originally used by the buglers of the 2nd Battalion of the Regiment before being cut down as a table ornament. Maker marked with the famous maker mark of military musical instruments, Potters of London. Centre has been lead filled to give it weight. King's crown and in very good condition with no dings or dents. Reg... read more
2GR 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Simoor Rifles) Officer's Pouch Badge
Die cast blackened and of UK manufacture with two original long screw posts one with its original fastening nut. Same size as the cap badge but worn by officer's on the pouch. This pouch badge was worn by officers, the RSM and the Bugle Major from 1911 - 1994. It has not been overly polished and retains is factory black oxidised finish.
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Indian Army - 10th Gurkha Rifles (Sic) Blackened Brass Cap Badge
This badge falls into the category of oddity / manufacturer's error. It was mistakenly made for the 10th Gurkha Rifles with the number 15 above crossed kukris when in India in the early 1930s due to an administrative error. Presumably never issued. In good condition with two original loops to the reverse.
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3rd Gurkha Rifles Officer's Slouch Hat dated 1943
Strap loose on one side, one moth hole to edge of brim otherwise a cracking WW2 dated example.
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Pair of British Army Gurkha Brunei Garrison & Brunei Training Team Embroidered Formation Signs
Both in unissued condition the smaller is the garrison patch and is red and black embroidery on green twill. The larger of black, yellow, silver and white embroidery on green twill represents the British Army Training Team, Brunei. Both badges worn on the arm.
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KEO 2nd Gurkha Rifles Mounted Officer's Horse Bridle Boss Badge
Worn Circa 1909 - 1939. Oxidised white metal with two original screwposts to the reverse. In super condition and a rare item.
Gurkha Museum "The 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Simoor Rifles) p70, Fig H3 refers.
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KEO 2nd Gurkha Rifles Mounted Officer's Horse Browband Ornaments Badges
Some service wear, but a scarce item as only a couple of officer's in the Battalion would have been mounted, usually the CO and the Adjutant. Worn circa 1911 - 1939. Complete with box slider to reverse and marked R presumably for wear on the right side. Some tarnishing and staining to brass. Rare item.
Circa 55mm in diameter, white metal mounted PoW straight sided plumes (as ... read more
Insignia of the 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles (Frontier Force) Specialist Publication By the Gurkha Museum
Revised 2016, A4, soft bound. 58 pages. A good clean copy with no damage or annotations. Forward by Sir John Chapple. Illustrations and photographs, of which there are many, are in black and white. Good 2nd hand condition.
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Insignia of the 1st King George V's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Malaun Regiment) Specialist Publication By the Gurkha Museum - Now out of Print
Revised May 2000 (the final revision). Spiral bound A4, card covers. 53 single sided pages. Fold in front plastic protective cover otherwise a good clean copy with no damage or annotations (fold in front plastic protective cover. Forward by Sir John Chapple. Illustrations and photographs, of which there are many, are in black and white. Essential reference which one just cannot find on the... read more