The Queens Royal Lancers Matched Pair of Officers Frosted Silver Plated & Gilt Collar Badges
A stunning matched pair with original silvered loops and retaining cotter split pins. QEII issue.
The basis of the collar badge design is the crown and crossed lances of the cap badges of the two parent regiments, but the central motif recalls the earlier histories of both. For the 16th Lancers, the ornate letter “C” within the Garter is a reference to the honour title of “Queen’... read more
WW1 Isle of Wight Rifle Volunteer Corps (VTC) Other Ranks Bronzed Cap / Collar Badge
Bronze die struck collar badge with two original loops to reverse. Circa 3.1cm tall. Most probably WW1 VTC. Same pattern worn by earlier incarnations of the Island's volunteer rifle corps but in different finishes.
Churchill No 1038 refers (but in bronze - most likely WW1 VTC).
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The Royal Dragoons (1st Dragoons) Bi - Metal Cap Badge - Firmin
Die struck in bi-metal in very good condition with original slider maker marked Firmin London. Single sweat hole behind the white metal tablet. This pattern worn from 1948 - 1963 in bi-metal metal and anodised aluminum until amalgamation in 1969.
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Volunteer Civil Force (VCF) (Winston's Bobbies) Gilt and Enamel Pin Brooch Supporters / Old Comrade Lapel Badge
A rare original example of a 'Volunteer Civil Force' small gilt and enamel lapel badge, depicting 'Saint George and the Dragon' atop a central device with conjoined letters "VCF" inlaid with blue and white enamel within a laurel wreath with motto "Law and Order" below, the reverse with maker's details "J.R.Gaunt London". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings and perfect enamel. H... read more
Green Howards ( Alexandra, Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regiment ) Officers Silver Plated Cap Badge - Firmin
Die cast in frosted silver with two original long loops to the reverse and also maker marked F&S (Firmin & Son). In superb condition with two . This pattern worn was from 1990 until 2006.
K&K Vol 2 No 1985 refers.
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Green Howards ( Alexandra, Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regiment ) Officers Silver Plated Cap Badge
Die cast and silver plated, some dark toning to siliver finish, in very good condition but with two original long silvered loops to the reverse (some severe bending to these but still fully functional). This pattern worn was sealed in 1950 and worn until 1990.
K&K Vol 2 No 1984 refers.
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Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment) Officers Silver Plate Gilt and Enamel Collar Badge / Forage Cap Badge
Hert facing left, in superb condition with original silvered lugs. Possibly also worn by officers on the side cap as well as the mess dress collar. Worn from 1903 - 1955. King's crown pattern.
Churchill no 1255 refers.
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WW2 War Raised Unit - Reconnaissance RECCE Corps Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge - Blades
A die cast bronze example with two original blades to the reverse. In very good condition with minimal wear. Circa 4.2cms tall.
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WW1 WAAC Womens Army Auxilliary Corps Officers OSD Cap Badge - Blades
An officer's service dress bronze cap badge with two original blades to the reverse. In very good condition.
The Corps was formed March 1917 and some 7000 members served in France.
K&K Vol1 No 1066 refers.
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5th Northumberland Fusiliers Officer's Mess Dress Button - Pitt & Co
Circa 15mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Pitt & Co, London. Mounted button with Silver plated St George slaying the dragon facing right above a small V all encircled in a gilt motto scrap "quo fata vocant" (where the fates call). In superb condition. An early issue.
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