The Wiltshire Regiment Large Gilt Button ( 62nd & 99th Foot)

Backmarked JR Gaunt & Son, London. Circa 26mm in diameter with strong fixed shank. In very good condition.

Ripley No 280 refers.  read more

Code: 50120

The Royal Hampshire Regiment Officers Large OSD Button ( 37th & 67th Foot )

This is an early button, maker marked Pitt & Co, 31 Maddox St, London, which has been given a dark brown / bronzed finish to match the Officer's other service dress bronze badges. Scarce.

Ripley 254 refers.

Coll  read more

Code: 50709

Seaforth Highlanders Large Officers Gilt Button ( 72nd & 78th Highlanders)

Circa 26mm in diameter, fixed shank and marked Jennens & Co, London. In good overall condition. Jennens ceased making buttons in 1912.

Ripley No 287 refers.

G48.16  read more

Code: 50090

Royal Munster Fusiliers Officers large pattern gilt brass button ( 101st & 104th Foot)

JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London, Engld, fixed shank, circa 26mm in diameter. In very good condition (one small stain to i above fusiliers) with no polishing - this tiger has his stripes!

Ripley No 296 refers.

E17.8  read more

Code: 50038

WW1 Green Howards attributed Regimental Felt Cloth Designation Formation Sign

A red felt triangle sewn to a triangle of khaki material. Black writing to reverse looks like ' 10 / G How' which I take to stand for the 10th (Service) Battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment (Green Howards). Came with a lot of other Green Howards items already listed. I have confirmed that the 10th Battalion of the Green Howards did wear a red triangle on both arms and a larger version on the ...  read more

Code: 68947

KOYLI Bi-Metal Collar Badge

Comm RoHa (B3)

Sold to Geoff T  read more

Code: 68946

WW1 East Yorkshire Regiment Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge

A very pleasing worn example, with original slider and blow / sweat / braising hole to reverse of white metal rose.

Comm JoPa

On hold for Geoff T  read more

Code: 68945

WW1 Tyneside Irish (Northumberland Fusiliers) Gilding Metal Shoulder Title - Reid & Co

An original die struck gilding metal shoulder title central device (it would have had a single NF (for Northumberland Fusiliers )) and battalion number above in joined gilding metal numerals (24, 25, 26, 27 or 30). Two original copper loops to the reverse (east-west) and with maker details to the reverse of the frame of the harp: 'Reid & Sons, Newcastle-on-Tyne'. Locally made for the first bat...  read more

Code: 68944

WW1 Lord Derby Scheme Khaki Cloth Arm Band, with good issue stamps

A good clean example of the armband awarded to early Volunteers for service at the front. Good issue stamps to the inside, issued by Army Council. No buttons and with a slight stain to red imperial felt crown, otherwise in good condition and moth free.

A60.2  read more

Code: 59950

WW1 - Fine Cotton War Workers Lapel Pin Brooch Badge

A white metal badge for Vital War Work, Fine Cotton Spinners & Doublers, with original pin back fitting. Maker marked Fattorini & Sons Ltd, Bradford Works, Birmingham and impressed with the number 2366.  read more

Code: 60421