2GR 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Simoor Rifles) Officer's Unique Regimental Pattern Whistle Boss and Chain

As worn on the shoulder belt, chain absent its whistle and keep. The Rams head whistle boss has its two fixing nuts to the reverse but appears to be on the incorrect backing disc. The correct pattern should have the words 'Simoor Rifles' on the the circlet, whereas this is mounted on the the universal pattern with decorative ornate scrolls and leaves. However, the the rams head on the disc a...  read more

Code: 69217

Royal Gurkha Rifles EIIR chromed cross belt plate

A large chromed example as worn from 1994, ERII crowned Maltese cross resting in laurel wreath with numerous honours; to the centre crowned crossed kukris. No backing plate four screw posts but only three out of four retaining nuts to the reverse. In very good condition.

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Code: 67569

Gurkha Transport Piper's Baldric Badge, QEII Issue, 1965 - 1992

A large impressive badge, circa 7.7cms by 7.7cms, with four original screw-posts and all four original retaining nuts. In un-issued condition. The marks on the kukris are reflection, it is in near mint condition. As worn from May 1965, when the Gurkha Army Service Corps was redesignated to become the Gurkha Transport Regiment, a name it would hold until 1992 when it became the Queen's Own Gu...  read more

Code: 67674

4th Prince of Wales's Own Gurkha Rifles Officer's Mess Jacket Collar Badge

In unmarked Indian silver, sand cast and with two small silver loops and circa 19mm wide and 17mm high. As worn circa 1924 - 1947 on the Officer's mess jacket. This one possibly made by the Regiment's in-house silver smith (Each battalion of Gurkhas somewhat uniquely in the British Army had its own silversmith).

Gurkha Museum Publication "Insignia of the 4th Prince of Wales's o...  read more

Code: 67700

4th Prince of Wales's Own Gurkha Rifles Cap / Pagri Badge circa 1920s

Cast and blackened with two original copper loops to the reverse. Circa 34mm high and 35mm wide. In the publication below it is believed that this badge was worn in the 1920s, post 1924. Some spurious white paint to reverse of one kukri tip, but otherwise in good condition with a black painted finish. Scarce.

Gurkha Museum Publication "Insignia of the 4th Prince of Wales's own ...  read more

Code: 67702

Queen's Gurkha Signals Officer's Rank Shoulder Slide

In mint condition to front (some marks / staining to reverse with blackened anodised shoulder title and two bronzed anodised rank pips stars for the rank of Lieutenant. Fastened with Velcro. All cotter pins present and correct.

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Code: 67706

7th GR (Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles) Officer's Shirt Shoulder Slide - Major

In very good condition. As worn from the 1970s until 1994. Crown denotes the rank of Major. QEII Issue.

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Code: 67708

Gurkha Transport Regiment Officers Shoulder Post Black Button

Epaulette Button with screw and backing plate. Maker marked Mabel Birmingham. In superb condition.

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Code: 61843

Gurkha Transport Regiment QEII Bi-Metal Cap Badge

A die struck white metal cap badge with gilt overlays. Original slider to the reverse.

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Code: 58154

10th Princess Marys Own Gurkha Rifles Officers Shoulder Post Black Button with Fitting

Black button with screw fitting and brass plate for wear on the epaulette strap. No makers mark. In good condition.

Following India 's independence in 1947, the regiment was one of four Gurkha regiments to be transferred to the British Army. In the 1960s it was active in the Malayan Emergency and Indonesian Confrontation. It was amalgamated with the other three British Gurkha r...  read more

Code: 61844