42nd Foot (Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) NCO's Glengarry Badge

A scarce bi-metal glengarry badge for a non-commissioned officer of The 42nd Foot (later 1st battalion of The Black Watch, Royal Highland Regiment) with two original lug fastenings (east and west). Some service wear but otherwise in reasonable condition. QVC crown, but worn post 1900 also.

K&K Vol 1 No 497 refers.

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Code: 67428

WW1 Imperial Camel Corps Cast Brass and Enamel Cap Badge

Theatre made and sand cast with two original copper loops to reverse. Black enamel infill to title. In very good condition and scarce.

This is an example of an unofficial Imperial Camel Corps hat badge. Some, but not all, Australian Light Horse and Camel Corps units elected to wear unofficial regimental badges of their own design in place of the 'Rising Sun' general service bad...  read more

Code: 67418

72nd (Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Other Ranks Feather Bonnet Badge, c1825 - 1881

A large stiff brass die struck badge with two original loops to the reverse (some bending with service wear but fully functional). Traces of the original gilt wash still evident in the nooks and crannies but mainly now back to a dark toned brass. The other pattern (K&K Vol 1 No 536) is wildly copied, but not this pattern which Bloomer claims was worn on the Feather Bonnet. Circa 8.8cms tall....  read more

Code: 65557

Royal Welsh Fusiliers (RWF) Officers Pair of OSD Collar Badges

Facing, but not matching although a good match from the front, of two part construction with two original loops to the reverse of each. A pre 1922 pattern issue without the loop in the tail. These are also Griffins rather than the later adopted Dragoons. Worn 1902 - 1922.

Churchill No 640 refers Circa 6 cm tall. In very good condition and scarce.

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Code: 66036

56th Regiment of Foot (West Essex Regiment) Officer's Glengarry Badge

Worn from circa 1874 - 1881, a two-part riveted construction early glengarry with the castle in silver plate and the garter in gilt. Some dulling to gilt but detail is sharp. Original stout and functional pin fitting and C clasp to reverse. Circa 4.2cms wide and 5cms tall. A rare item.

The 56th of Foot was raised in 1755 and saw service in the West Indies, Gibraltar, Ireland,...  read more

Code: 65414

19th King George Vs Own Lancers Gilt Officers Cap Badge

A locally made cast gilded cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. This pattern worn 1922 - 1947. In very good condition, gilt bright.

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Code: 66422

Scottish Lothian & Border Horse Yeomanry Officer's bullion beret badge

A good scarce gold wire embroidered sheaf of wheat On pale blue felt backing. Glue traces to reverse. As worn from 1941 - 1956. Scarce.

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Code: 66932

Royal Bucks (Buckinghamshire) Hussars (Yeomanry) Officer's OSD Blackened Bronze - Blades - Gaunt Tablet

A good scarce die-cast blackened bronze example on blades with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Some traces of black paint to reverse.

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Code: 66594

WW2 Royal Army Chaplains' Department Enamel Cap Badge - Brooch Fitting

King's crown silver gilt and enamel die cast of two part construction cap or stole badge with pin fitting to the reverse (c clasp bent over trapping the pin). No damage to enamel. Gilt and silver plate bright. A quatrefoil to the centre of a voided circlet bearing the motto backed with blue enamel upon a Maltese cross within a crowned wreath of oak and laurel. Worn 1940 - 1952.
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Code: 65572

97th Regiment of Foot (Earl of Ulster's) (Later West Kent Regiment) Glengarry, pre 1881

In good overall condition with loss of detail to highpoints from service wear. Two original copper loops (n-s) to the reverse.

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Code: 65750