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7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles Piper's Plaid Brooch

7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles Piper's Plaid Brooch

A white metal example with original stout pin backing, die struck with original stout pin fitting and c clasp. In good condition. As worn from 1962 - 30th June 1994. Also found in a a chromed finish and in anodised aluminum.

Gurkha Museum Publication "Insignia The 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles" Figure 7GR P8A refers.

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Code: 67568

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WW1 Era 9th Gurkha Rifles Officer's Pair of Officer's Epaulettes for the Rank of Captain

WW1 Era 9th Gurkha Rifles Officer's Pair of Officer's Epaulettes for the Rank of Captain

A matching pair of epaulettes, hacked from service dress tunic, with quite a bit of hole damage and tearing to the service dress but providing a securing base for the blackened rank pips and the medium pattern black plastic buttons for 9GR and two blackened brass shoulder titles, 9G (9GR F9). Sold as seen, no return on these items.

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Code: 67718

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7th Gurkha Rifles Officer's Black Ball Button, pre 1951.

7th Gurkha Rifles Officer's Black Ball Button, pre 1951.

Black composition ball button, lined with no rim, fixed shank and black reverse. This pattern (with wider spaced kukris) was worn until 1951.

7GR K3A refer (similar too but this appears to be circa 19mm in diameter).

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Code: 67999

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British Army - 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles Officer's Bullion Embroidered Cloth Prussian Eagle Arm Badge

British Army - 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles Officer's Bullion Embroidered Cloth Prussian Eagle Arm Badge

A superior quality example in near mint condition. Some glue to reverse. Superb. Circa 33mm tall and 24mm wide. On a rifle green background. Hawk facing right (which is heraldically incorrect). Worn on cold weather Mess Dress from 1974 and also on No 1, No 2 and No 4 dress from about 1977. Ceased to be worn 1994.

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Code: 68011

12.00 GBP

'Gurkha' Gun Metal Theatre Made Shoulder Title

'Gurkha' Gun Metal Theatre Made Shoulder Title

A scarce hand cut gun metal coloured shoulder title with two original copper loops to the reverse. Circa 5.2cms wide and 13mm tall. Rare.

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Code: 68021

65.00 GBP

Remembrance Day Gilt Alloy and Enamel Royal Gurkha Rifles Poppy Pin Brooch Badge

Remembrance Day Gilt Alloy and Enamel Royal Gurkha Rifles Poppy Pin Brooch Badge

A relatively recent issue in very good condition complete with pin fitting.

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Code: 68013

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Remembrance Day Chrome & Enamel Gurkha Poppy Pin Lapel Badge

Remembrance Day Chrome & Enamel Gurkha Poppy Pin Lapel Badge

A relatively modern issue complete with pin and clasp. In very good condition.

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Code: 68012

10.00 GBP

British India - Burma Rifles Brass Cap Badge (of Gurkha Interest)

British India - Burma Rifles Brass Cap Badge (of Gurkha Interest)

A nicely cast example of the Peacock with tail up and the scroll below 'BURMA RIFLES'. With two original loops to the reverse.

The Gurkha Museum Publication "Insignia of Gurkha Units in India and Burma up to 1948" dates this pattern of their cap badge from 1920 - 1937. Renfrew claims (Vol 1 no 1010) that it was worn from 1937 to 1942. In any event, the regiment contained a ...  read more

Code: 68171

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Indian Army WW2 Raised Unit - The Assam Regiment Cast Brass Cap Badge

Indian Army WW2 Raised Unit - The Assam Regiment Cast Brass Cap Badge

A nicely cast brass cap badge which has been gilded with two original small loops to the reverse, mounted on green felt cloth for display. Slightly smaller the pagri badge listed below. Circa 3.7cms wide. Some service wear but in good condition. The collar badge has the rhinoceros without the scroll.

Formed in 1941 from a cadre from the Assam Rifles, the regiment contained ...  read more

Code: 68111

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2nd King Edward VII’s Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) Large Pattern Button

2nd King Edward VII’s Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) Large Pattern Button

Circa 26mm in diameter, black composition button, fixed shank. It has the design of the King’s cypher ERI beneath an imperial crown with crossed kukris beneath. There is no back mark. In very good condition. Worn by all ranks circa 1972 until June 1994.

Gurkha Museum Publication GR2 K23 refers.


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Code: 68124

10.00 GBP