37th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers NCO 's Blackened Pouch Belt Badge, pre 1880
Die struck NCO 's pouch belt badge with two original screw posts to the reverse. A scroll below with the letters GGB in old English style. Circa 6.5cm tall. In very good condition. Pre 1880.
The 37th St Giles and St George 's Bloomsbury or " G.G.B. " became the 19th Middlesex RV Corps in 1880 and in 1908 was amalgmated with the 1st Victoria Rifle Volunteer Corps to form the 9th L... read more
90.00 GBP
QVC Victorian 49th Middlesex Rifles Volunteers (Post Office Rifles) Black Composite Large Pattern Button
Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked Herbert & Co, London. Some service wear / nibbles to edges otherwise a scarce button. It was worn post 1880 but with a change of the number to '24' in place of '49' on the circlet. The design was as for that of the pouch badge (see MHS Bulletin Vol VI No 24 May 1956, p89, Figs 97and 98 refer). Rare.
On 2 March 1868 the ... read more
45.00 GBP
First 1st Royal Surrey Militia White Metal Glengarry Badge, circa 1874 - 1881
Awarded the precedence 20 in 1855, the 1st Royal Surrey Regiment of Militia became the 3rd Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment in 1881. Circa 6.5cm tall with two original lugs to the reverse. Roman numerals XX for 20. Some misshaping to orb at top of crown otherwise in good condition with only minor wear to the silver plate on the highpoints.
K&K, Vol 1, No 1214 refers.
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QVC Manchester Regiment Militia Other Ranks White Metal Glengarry Badge
A scarce die struck glengarry with QVC and two of two original staple style loops to the reverse (north-south). Sharp detail and rare.
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76th Regiment of Foot (2nd Battalion Duke of Wellingtons (West Riding) Regiment) Officers Gilt Large Pattern Button
An coatee early pattern without the rim, circa 20mm in diameter with fixed shank, maker marked Jennens & Co London. Gilt a bit dulled and rubbed but detail very sharp. Roman numerals LXXVI below an elephant with houdah and a laurel spray below, surmounted by a Georgian / Victorian Crown and with the battle houours Hindoustan and Peninsula to either side respectively. Circa 1830 - 1855.
68th Light Infantry Regiment ( Later 1st Battalion Durham Light Infantry ( DLI )) Napoleonic Officers Period Open Backed Coatee Button
Circa 16mm in diameter, open backed domed button with original fixed shank to the reverse. No maker's mark, and silver plate now worn off. Still not something you find everyday!
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WW2 66th Training Regiment RAC Felt Cloth Formation Sign Patch Flash Designation Arm Badge
Royal Armoured Corps (RAC) Training Regiments (TR) Orange (66 TR) triangular formation sign, with attachment studs and some glue to reverse, otherwise in very good condition. Other units wore Red (65 TR), and White (68 TR). Rare.
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85.00 GBP
WW2 Woven RAC Arm of Service Strip
Red on yellow with a Royal Armoured Corps Arm of Service Strip glued to a display card with confirmation of authority to wear and date of first issue.
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20.00 GBP
WW2 RAC woven rank Insignia for Lieutenant Colonel
Attached by glue to a display card. In good worn condition.
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15.00 GBP
WW2 Royal Armoured Corps (RAC) Printed Ordnance Issue Cloth Shoulder Title
Removed from uniform, in very good condition. Colours remain bright. Some paper stuck to reverse as removed from display board.
Sanctioned in ACI 905/43 dated 12 June 1942.
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30.00 GBP