The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Officer's Mounted Silver plate on Gilt Cap Button

In very good condition.

Ripley No 619 refers

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Code: 65620

Royal Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's Mounted Silver plate on Gilt Mess Dress Button

In very good condition.

Ripley No 600 refers

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Code: 65619

Middlesex Regiment Officer's Mounted Silver Plate on Gilt Cap Button

In very good condition, silver dark toned.

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Code: 65618

The Royal Hampshire Regiment Officer's Mounted Silver Plate on Gilt Mess Dress Button

In good condition, silver dark toned and traces of dry polish.

Ripley No 623 refers.

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Code: 65617

RAEC Royal Army Education Corps QEII Crown Officer's Mounted Silver Plate on Gilt Mess Dress Button

In very good condition.

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Code: 65615

The North Staffordshire Regiment Officer's Mounted Silver on Gilt Mess Dress Button

In very good condition, silver dark toned.

Ripley No 638 refers

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Code: 65614

KOSB King's Own Scottish Borderers Officer's Mounted Silver on Flat Gilt Mess Dress Button, King's Crown

Flat button, some wear to gilt backing, silver dark toned. King's crown, pre 1952.


Ripley No 613 refers

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Code: 65613

WW2 Printed Senior NCOs Royal Artillery Cannon Arm Badge on Khaki Cloth

Removed from uniform, in very good condition with bright colouring. Great condition.

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Code: 59719

WW2 Royal Artillery Other Ranks Brass Cap / Collar Badge mounted on RA Felt Badge Backing

On the SD cap Other Ranks had worn the service dress cap badge (i.e. the large Gun) until ACI 1179 of 1941 authorised the wearing of a gilt grenade (as also worn on the collar when not in battledress). Mounted on RA felt cloth badge backing with cotter pin. The correct seven flames on the RA grenade. Circa 4cms tall excluding backing felt.

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Code: 65608

WW2 Royal Artillery Plastic Economy Cap Badge mounted on RA Felt Badge Backing

Complete with its original blades, maker marked 'A Stanley & Sons, Walsall'. In very good condition with no distortion and no crazing of the cellulose acetate plastic. Sometimes incorrectly described as Bakelite. Mounted on Royal Artillery coloured felt. As worn from 1942 as a cap badge (seven fames to the grenade as per the RA issue).

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Code: 65607