Rare Officers Gilt Collar Badge - Antrim Artillery (Territorial Army)
A collar badge in the design is the hand of Ulster within an oval strap. The title "Antrim Artillery" with in the strap surmounted by a QEII crown. All in gilt with two original loops.
This pattern was shortlived. Worn by officers in gilt and Other Ranks in anodised aluminum, from c1953 to 1956 by the 429th (Antrim) Coast Regiment Royal Artillery (TA).
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Victorian Royal Irish Regiment Officers Pouch Badge, 1881 - 1902
A rare and extremely finely made pouch badge, die struck in bronze with a gilt finish and with three screw posts with original retaining nuts to the reverse. Circa 6cms wide and 5.5cms tall. I have not come across this pattern before but it has the correct motto on the circle "Virtutis Namurcensis Praemium" and "Royal" and "Irish" on either side of the sphinx at the base indicating it is Roya... read more
Irish Fusiliers Bi-metal Officers Shoulder Title - slimmer bird variety
A bi-metal title, die cast badge of two part construction, dark toned with age and two original hexagonal fixings to the reverse. Worn post WW1 and prior to the Royal prefix granted in 1938.
Westlake No 1400 refers.
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8.00 GBP
5th Royal Irish Lancers Brass Shoulder Title
In gilding-metal with two original hexagonal fixings to the reverse. In very good condition.
Westlake No 94 refers.
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30.00 GBP
Early 6th Inniskilling Dragoons brass Albert pattern Helmet Plate, circa 1847 - 1871
A die struck large badge in yellow brass with two out of three screw posts to the reverse remaining and some damage to crown in the location of the topmost screwpost, which most probably occurred on its removal from the helmet itself. Of two part construction with the central VR cypher applied to the star with four copper strands. The rococo shield and brass sprays of laurel and oak leaves re... read more
Royal Irish Regiment Other Ranks Pair of Matched Facing Brass Collar Badges
A gorgeous matched facing pair with two dark toned loops to the reverse of each (and with the correct spelling of 'Virtutis'). Worn 1881 - 1922.
Churchill No 550 refers.
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Eire Irish Army Brass Cap Badge with Green Felt Backing Cloth
A finely detailed die struck and voided brass cap badge with two original long loops to the reverse (east - west). Original dark green felt backing, one area of edge wear to felt otherwise in good condition.
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Irish - Victorian 88th Foot / Connaught Rangers Brass Pagri / Sun Helmet Badge
A quality heavy yellow brass die struck badge with three original long and toned loops to the reverse. Vendor stated it was worn by Connaught Rangers as a pagri / sun helmet badge until 1881 (as the 88th Foot). In lovely condition with sharp detail. Circa 5.8cm wide and 5.2cm tall.
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16th London Regiment - Queens Westminster & Civil Service Rifles ( KRRC ) Other Ranks Cap Badge
Die struck blackened brass cap badge with original slider. Circa 1922 onwards, King's crown. In very good condition.
K&K Vol 2, No 1846 refers.
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Mid Victorian Royal Navy Officer Cabinet Photograph, Southsea Photographer
An original sepia full length portrait of a Royal Naval officer of the civil branch, either a Fleet Paymaster or Fleet Surgeon judging from the three equal rings on his cuff. Flat tape confirms civil branch. He wears a single campaign medal with clasps. As to which campaign it represents I cannot determine. Some grubby marks and corner wear to backing but the image itself is in very good c... read more