WW1 Machine Gun Corps ( MGC) Brass Cap Badge
A die struck brass cap badge with original slider. Stress mark to top of slider where it bends to meet the crown, so some care required in handling this not to weaken it further.
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WW1 / WW2 Canada Canadian General Service Cap Badge
Die struck in very good condition with original slider to the reverse (applied slightly off-centre). Sharp detail.
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WW1 South Staffordshire Regiment Bronze OSD Cap / Collar Badge
Kings crown officer's die cast bronze service dress cap / collar badge with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition with only minor wear to bronze finish. The large collar was discarded by the 1st Battalion in favour of the simple knot badge by 1918 although the 2nd Battalion persisted with the large collar as depicted here for a few more years.
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Colonial - Sudan Defence Force Supply Department Brass Cap Badge
A heavy die cast brass cap badge of two part construction with two original loops to the reverse. As worn by the Sudan Defence Force Supply Department. A shamrock leaf upon a multi-rayed star. In very good condition. Circa 1925 - 1955.
Renfrew et al, Vol 1, No 1294 refers.
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WW2 9th Gurkha Rifles Silver Cap Badge, Kings Crown (1937- 1947)
A very attractive little die cast unmarked silver badge at circa 26mm tall and 29mm wide in unmarked silver with two stout long silver lugs to the reverse, most probably for wear on the officers' Kilmarnock Cap. Slightly shaped to cap and the lugs are too long to make this a collar badge. The crown was introduced in 1937. This was one of the Gurkha regiments transferred to the Indian Army a... read more
WW1 Machine Gun Corps (MGC) Officers Medium Pattern Gilt Button - Andersons Edinburgh
Circa 19mm in diameter, fixed shank, unusual maker Wm Anderson & Sons, Edinburgh to reverse. An above average button with strong rim and nicely spun. Gilt bright.
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WW1 Home Front - Northern (London) Polytechnic VTC Imperial Service Corps Company Bronze Cap Badge Dated 1915
A large bronze die cast cap badge of two part construction with two original loops to the reverse. Some distortion to the wreath on account of some twisting to the lugs which are a bit squashed but functional. Makers tablet JR Gaunt London to reverse of crown. The relevance of the distinction "Imperial Service Corps Company" would have dropped away completely in January 1916 with the introd... read more
Gordon Highlanders 3D Silver Sweetheart Brooch Pin
An attractive silver hollow-cast sweetheart brooch in the form of a miniature representation of a officer's regimental cap badge, bearing the crest of the 'Marquis of Huntly,' a stag's head issuing from a Ducal Coronet within an ivy wreath, motto 'Bydand'. With original pin fittings and safety lock on clasp. Stamped "Silver" to reverse and maker's initials (ABD) stamped to the reverse. Circ... read more
Large White 15th Middlesex RVC / 14th London Regiment (London Scottish) Thistle Sporran Badge
A large cast badge with two original long screw posts to the reverse for fitting to the sporran. Circa 4.6cm tall and 42.2cm across (1 3/4 inches) In very good condition. Used as both a glengarry badge as well as a sporran badge. This pattern worn from 1880 according to Bloomer.
See MHS Bulletin pp32-33 Vol VI No 21 (August 1955) for illustration, size (1 3/4 inches) and use.... read more
Military Prison / Provost Staff Corps Edward VII cap badge c1902-10
Good scarce die-cast brass Edwardian Royal Cypher with two original flat connector style loops to the reverse. Circa 4.1cm tall. In very good condition, but appears to have been lacquered. (The Norfolk Yeomanry badge was larger than this).
K&K Vol 1 No 1053 refers.
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