Northumberland Fusiliers 2nd / 3rd Volunteer Battalion Officers Silver Plated Bearskin Grenade

Of two part construction with two original dark toned loops to the reverse. Central long loop clipped off as often found. The silver plate is good but there is a small band of underlying brass across the neck, possibly where a retaining strap was applied on display or when first plated. not particularly obvious from the front. Otherwise a scarce badge in very good condition.

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Code: 64984

RAC Royal Armoured Corps Officers Large Gilt Brass Button

Circa 26mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked C. Pitt & Co Ltd, London W1. Gilt bright, in very good condition.

Other ranks version available as item 61001.

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Code: 64980

WW1 Brass Universal Pattern Pioneer Battalion Other Ranks Facing Pair of Collar Badges, various units

A pair of facing brass collar badges, reasonably good match from front (slighty different wear and minor colour variation), but with different lug configuration to the rear, one has 4 of 4 original lugs to the reverse and the other 2 of 2 original lugs to the reverse. Both are in very good condition.

Introduced by sealed pattern in 1915 and marked obsolete in 1921. Worn in gildin...  read more

Code: 64978

WW1 Pals - 11th Battalion South Lancashire Regiment (St Helens Pioneers) Brass Shoulder title

A rare original Pals title. Two original lugs. In very good condition. Not in Westlake.

Th 11th( Service) Bn, South Lancashire Regt (St. Helens Pioneers) was raised 1/9/1914 by Lord Derby - Bangor February 1915 - 15/5/1915 became Pioneer Bn of 30th Division, based at Grantham & taken over by the War Office in September of that year.

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Code: 64976

WW2 - 3rd / 4th County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) Embroidered / Woven Cloth Shoulder Title

Removed from uniform with some damage to left end and edges, below average condition, but still scarce. Yellow thread on dark green.

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Code: 64975

Corps of Military Accountants (GV) Brass Cap Badge

George V cypher in a voided oval with original slider. Sharp detail and in very good condition. Formed in 1919 and disbanded in 1927, with remaining personnel transferring to the Royal Army Pay Corps RAPC). Their role was to sort out the various finances of the Great War.

K&K Vol 1 No 1037 refers.

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Code: 64968

WW2 4th (Territorial Battalion) Lincolnshire Regiment Brass Lincoln Imp Arm Badge

Small die struck brass arm badge with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 3.4cms tall. In very good condition. Scarce.

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Code: 64966

The Cheshire Regiment Officers Silver and Gilt Collar Badge

A single silver plate and gilt die cast metal collar badge to The Cheshire Regiment. With two original loops to the reverse and sweat / braising hole to reverse of acorn. In good condition, some service wear.

Churchill No 625 refers.

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Code: 58361

Cheshire Regiment Officers Matched Pair of Brass Shoulder Titles

A scarce small pattern pair as worn by officers only. Circa 4.3cms wide and 1cms tall. Both in good condition and matching, with original hexagonal fixings to the reverse.

Westlake No 956 refers (but not anodised)

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Code: 64957

KDG Kings Dragoon Guards Bi-metal Cap Badge, King's crown

Some wear to brass disk edges otherwise good condition with four small braising holes to reverse and original slider.

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Code: 57891