5th Fusiliers ( Northumberland Fusiliers ) Officers Large Brass Button, pre 1881
This is an original Large Victorian Officers Button of the 5th (Northumberland Fusiliers) Regiment of Foot. It measures 25mm in Diameter. It is made by Firmin & Sons of London and is in good condition with shaft undamaged and intact, but some polishing to the detail from service wear. Coll.
Ripley Ref 91 (St George facing left) read more
WW1 Allied Victory Medal ( VM ) 24148 Cpl Walton Murphy, Northumberland Fusiliers, entitled to SWB but Commissioned post war!
Correctly impressed, original length of ribbon, but medal in overall very poor condition.
An unusual story lies behind this humble medal. Walton Murphy is confirmed on the Silver War Badge ( SWB ) roll as being entitled to a SWB under para 392 (xvi) ('no longer physically fit for war service') and his date of discharge is given as 3rd February 1919. The number of his badge was... read more
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers ( RNF ) Post 1936 Cap Badge Paperweight
An original bi-metal cap badge professionally encased in resin against a black backing and in the shape of a paperweight. Some wear and a chip to resin to underside, which does not detract from its display from the front. Circa 7cm in diameter. read more
10.00 GBP
Brass Plaque engraved to Captain H.G. Lynch-Staunton, 5th ( Northumberland ) Fusiliers
An attractively engraved brass plaque probably removed from a hat case or campaign trunk, pinned to a polished piece of mahogany, with a burgundy velvet backing. Circa 11cm by 7.5cm. Some rippling to brass but otherwise in good condition. read more
Booklet issued to new recruits at the depot - Summary of History and Traditions of the Fifth / Royal Northumberland Fusiliers by Major Pratt 1948 - 1950
Small pocket sized, card covers with colour illustration to front depicting an officer of the regiment in 1674. 16pp, in good condition with no damage or pen marks other than a small red mark to the front cover. read more
Royal Irish Fusiliers ( RIF) Pair of Princess Victorias Coronet White Metal Collar Badges
A close match, this pair of white metal coronets have two original dark toned lugs to the reverse of each. Worn from 1888, usually horizontally in combination with the grenade collar badge, with the coronet worn nearest the collar open. grenade badges not present.
In good condition and an earlier issue by the colouration of the lugs.
Churchill No 1770 refers.
WW1 Patriotic Postcard Album (empty)
Front cover: an evocative image of a British Bulldog standing guard over the Union Flag. Circa 90 plus pages with slots for holding the postcards. I have not counted or checked them all but it looks in good condition except for a tear to base of spine which has been re-glued. Inside cover gives the original owners name "Reginald Northover, Christmas 1915". Some corner bumps and wear but in ... read more
Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) London Guildhall Reception Pamphlet 1537 - 1937
Just under A4 in size, attractive colour card cover, printed by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd, in England. Comprises of 16 pages including three black and white illustrations and the programme of proceedings in respect of their 400th anniversary celebrations. In very good condition. Coll. read more
10.00 GBP
The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Officer's OSD Bronzed Collar
Die struck with two original loops. Good colour and in good condition. Circa 3.8cms tall.
Churchill No 1177 refers.
Comm BoHa (265) read more
Inniskillings Embroidered White on Red Flet Cloth Shoulder Title
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, removed from uniform, hessian backed. Removed from uniform, some traces of paper and glue to the reverse, quite stiff but otherwise in good condition.
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