Royal Northumberland Fusiliers ( RNF ) Officers Silver Plated and Gilt Shoulder Title Badges
In excellent condition, a matched facing pairs with three original lugs to the reverse of each, one marked 'S' for the silver mount and the other maker marked JR Gaunt London. Sharp detail, gilt bright and the silver on both dark toned.
Col DR Wood No 285 refers.
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Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (RNF) Pair of Other Ranks Gilding Metal Shoulder Title Badges
In very good condition with St George facing to the right on both with two original lugs to the revrse of each. They were not worn in facing pairs. Very slight colour variation to front as one is brighter than the other.
Col DR Wood No 286 refers.
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Bi Metal Cast Musicians Badge - Unidentified
A well made and early item of two part construction with King's crown and two original lugs to the reverse. To the centre of brass star is mounted a St George slaying the dragon. Possibly a civilian band item / youth orgianisation badge. Circa 5.5cm tall. I have seen a similar badge with a bi-metal Prince of Wales's feather plume to the centre which leads me to suspect this was worn by som... read more
Full Dress Waist Belt Clasp (WBC) to an Officer of the Army Service Corps
A gorgeous example with female clasp (secured with copper wire and easily removed if desired). Silver plate and gilt, the " ASC" monogram to the centre of a crowned Garter Strap within a laurel wreath mounted upon a multi-rayed star set on a pebbled rectangular plate with burnished edges and plain belt loops to each end. In superb condition for age. King's crown, worn 1902 - 1919 (they becam... read more
2nd Volunteer Battalion Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Kings Crown Collar Badge?
Left facing, King's crown (1902 - 1908) with two original loops to the reverse. Not sure if this unit had a cyclist company which could explain the blackened brass finish. Some damage to one lug but still functional. Apparently also worn by the Cameronians.
Churchill No 725 refers (but this one in blackened brass as opposed to white metal).
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2nd Volunteer Battalion Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Kings Crown Collar Badge
Left facing, King's crown (1902 - 1908) with two original loops to the reverse.
Churchill No 725 refers.
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Durham Light Infantry Officers Pattern Gilt Collar Badge
Worn from the 1890s by regular battalion officers on the scarlet frock coat. In good condition with two original loops.
Churchill No 1617 refers.
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1st (Nyasaland) Battalion Kings African Rifles (KAR) Blackened Bronze Officers Cap Badge, pre 1930 pattern
In very good condition with two original loops to the reverse with a maker's table JR Gaunt London to reverse of crown (wrong way up). Renfrew confirms officer's issue. 1902 - 1930. Rare.
Renfrew et al, Vol 1 No 422 refers.
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T / Kenya Regiment One Piece Brass Shoulder Title
in lovely condition with two original loops and maker marked Firmin London to the reverse. Worn 1937 - 1963.
Renfrew et al Vol 1 no 534 refers.
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Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers officers bullion side cap badge
A good scarce post 1953 bullion example in excellent condition. Private purchase item.
The Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) (R MON RE(M)) is the most senior regiment in the British Territorial Army, having given continuous loyal service to the crown since 1539. It is part of the reserve forces, and is the only remaining Militia unit in the British Army. The R Mon RE(... read more