The Worcestershire Regiment (29th & 36th Foot) Victorian / Edwardian Issue Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge
A lovely stiff striking with two original toned lugs to the reverse.
K&K Vol 1 No 636 refers.
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QVC Victorian 21st Lancers Bi-Metal Collar Badge - 4 lugs
Die cast with four original D shaped lugs to the reverse. In very good condition. Circa 3.5cms tall. Pre 1902.
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The 17th (Duke of Cambridges Own) Lancers Other Ranks White Metal Motto
In good condition with original slider.
The most distinctive insignia of any British cavalry regiment, the Motto as it is always referred to by those in the know, was awarded for the defeat of the French at Quebec in 1759. Upon amalgamation with the 21st Lancers in 1922, the Motto continued as the 17/21st Lancers badge of choice.
K&K Vol 1, Fig. 782 refers.
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WW2 East & West Riding District (Yorkshire) Printed Cloth Formation Sign
This is a WW2 printed cloth formation sign badge to the EAST & WEST RIDING DISTRICT (Jon Mills BoBD 1178) in excellent worn condition. This type of badge was made by “Calico Printers”.
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WW2 4th Anti-Aircraft Division 2nd Pattern Printed Cloth Formation Sign
This is a WW2 printed cloth formation sign badge to the 4th ANTI-AIRCRAFT DIVISION (Jon Mills BoBD 1211) in excellent worn condition. The badge was made by “Calico Printers”.
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WW2 80th Infantry Division Printed Cloth Formation Sign
This is a WW2 printed cloth formation sign badge to the 80th INFANTRY DIVISION (Jon Mills BoBD 1157) in excellent unworn condition. This badge was made by “Calico Printers”.
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Irish - The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Other Ranks Brass Glengarry Grenade Badge
Die struck brass glengarry badge with two original dark toned loops to the reverse. The Castle of Inniskilling to the centre. In very good condition with sharp detail.
K&K Vol 1 No 968 refers.
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Royal Artillery Volunteers Generic Victorian QVC Officer's silver plated busby badge & plume holder
A silver-plated example circa 1859-78. Flaming grenade, the ball of one mounted with Royal Arms over a gun resting on a scroll “Quo fas et gloria ducunt”. Reverse retains original plume holder and slider fitting. 3 of 4 retaining wires for mounted device to rear. Silver dark toned. Some signs of service wear and staining to silver plate otherwise in good condition. Worn circa 1859-1901.
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T / 1 / Monmouthshire Blackened Brass One Piece Shoulder Title
One piece title with three original loops and some of black finish remaining to front as worn by this Welsh Territorial Battalion. Scarce.
Westlake No 1481 refers.
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Loyal Suffolk Hussars Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge
Die struck bi-metal cap badge with original slider and two braising / sweat holes behind the scroll. Flags flying to the left and poles slightly bent to left also.
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