Scots Guards Other Ranks Brass Valise Pouch Badge

Single large slide indicating its purpose for wear as a valise badge. See example below for the music case badge. Some rippling to the slide box to reverse otherwise in very good condition with sharp detail.

Comm DaMc (518)  read more

Code: 67842

WW1 RAMC Medic / Stretcher Bearers Geneva Red Felt Cross Embroidered Cloth Uniform Arm Badge Insignia

A WW1 period item as worn by medical orderlies of the Royal Army Medical Corps, circa 6cms in diameter. Slight moth graze to yellow ring and minor edge nibbles to black backing circlet otherwise in good condition and has some age to it. According to the authors below, it was worn from circa 1881 (when the Army Hospital Corps) until about 1930, when its use was dropped.

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Code: 67835

Royal Engineers (Volunteers) EDVII Pattern White Metal Cap Badge - Slider

A scarce, white metal, Edward 7th pattern cap badge for The Royal Engineers (Volunteers) with original slider to reverse (this has been clipped at the bottom end of the badge. Long slider suggests an early Brodrick cap issue. Scarce.

"A Monstrous Piece of Cloth" The Brodrick Cap by Tony Brayley shows Royal Engineers wearing the Brodrick cap circa 1904 - 1905 (p50).

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Code: 65697

WW1 Somerset Volunteer Regiment Cap Badge

Maker marked on original slider. Scarce.

Comm DaMc (463)  read more

Code: 67834

LSRV London Scottish Rifle Volunteers Plaid Brooch

Circa 8.1cms in diameter. Maker marked. Complete with original and uniquely shaped retaining nuts.

Comm BoHa (432)

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Code: 67831

37th Regiment of Foot (Hampshire) Officer's Shako Plate

A stunning near mint example.

Comm AdSm

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Code: 67832

6th Inniskillings Dragoons NCO's White Metal Arm Badge On Primrose Yellow Backing Cloth

The second pattern all white metal die struck arm badge as noted in Pate 17.6 (B) of Linaker and Dine, and worn circa 1914 - 1928, after which time the horse of the 5th Dragoon Guards was adopted as the NCO's arm badge. Circa 42mm tall and 44mm wide, lugs east - west (circa 25mm to each inner part of loop). This appears to have been plated as there is some wear to the finish on the left tu...  read more

Code: 58722

Cambridgshire Regiment Bi-Metal Cap Badge ( without the E )

The Cambridgeshire was a Territorial Battalion. This is the version of the cap badge with the incorrect spelling. Bi-metal with original slider, a good stiff badge, in good overall condition with slight verdigris to top left of scroll. Sealed pattern 26th May 1916.

K&K 1817 refers.

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Code: 57475

Inniskilling - 6th Inniskillings Dragoons Brass Shoulder Title, 1920 - 1926

A scarce brass shoulder title with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition. introduced in 1920, but then the regiment was amalgamated in 1922 with the 5th Dragoon Guards and wore a new pattern shoulder title from 1926 onwards. Scarce.

Westlake No 98 refers.

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Code: 58462

16th Bedfordshire Regiment of Foot Officers Gilt Large Pattern Button

Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked C. Pitt & Co, 50 St Martin's Lane, London. Some dulling to gilt but otherwise in good condition.

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Code: 58472