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

WW2 Free Forces - Yukoslavia Free Air Force Theatre Made Cap Badge

An uncommon Egyptian Theatre made Yukoslav Pilot's badge with original loops. A finely cast badge finished in gilt, number stamped "1735" on the reverse, 46mm tall x 65mm wide, both lugs intact. Rare.

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Code: 68765

Indian Auxiliary Forces - Calcutta Scottish Silver Plated Glengarry Cap Badge - Hamilton & Co

Of two part overlaid construction with two original silvered loops. and maker marked as Hamilton & Co. Calcutta to reverse. Could do with a clean to front otherwise in good condition and scarce.

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Code: 68772

Fife (Fifeshire) Constabulary White Metal Cap Badge

A early looking example with two original loops. In good condition. Sometimes mistaken as a Fife & Forfar Yeomanry Arm Badge.

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Code: 68764

Northumberland Police Constabulary White Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown

An early die struck white metal kepi badge for the Northumberland Constabulary with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition.

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Code: 68767

Indian Army ( Auxiliary Force ) - Chota Nagpur (CN) Regiment Officers Plated Cap Badge - Double Blades, pre 1947

An attractive officer's cap badge in very good condition with sharp detail, and original four tabs to the reverse (most probably for wear on a slouch hat). Circa 4cm tall and 3cm wide. Scarce in this condition. See also an officer's button to this regiment listed elsewhere on the site (item 54705). Worn circa 1917 - 1947.

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Code: 67886

Early Pre WW1 Connaught Rangers Brass Shoulder Title Badge

The first pattern shoulder title, with two original hexagonal loops to the reverse. Changed to 'Conn. Rangers' in 1914. Some verdigris to loops otherwise in very good condition and scarce.

Westlake No 1404 refers.

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Code: 67903

WW1 Canada - 13th Battalion CEF 1st Canadian Division The Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) Of Canada – King’s Crown White Metal Cap Badge

A die struck example in white metal as worn by other ranks (bronze finish for officer's and slightly larger). This one matches the size of the example in Cox. Some loss of detail to the highpoints from polishing otherwise in good original condition.

Fought with distinction on the Western Front, the battalion earning three VCs.

Cox 467 refers.

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Code: 68575

QVC 1st (Hallamshire) Volunteer Battalion York & Lancaster Regiment Other Ranks Bi-Metal Helmet Plate

A really pleasing die struck example of three part construction with no damage, sharp detail, three original dark toned loops to the reverse and a braising / sweat hole behind the Union Rose. The usual minor misshaping of some of the star tip points from service wear, but does not detract. As worn from 1883 - 1901.

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Code: 68666

Scots Guards Officers Small Pattern Forage Cap Star Badge

Smaller pattern with long loops and cotter pin. Frosted silver plated and gilt finish. In very good condition, looks unissued. Circa 2.6cms square.

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Code: 68686