WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force - 25th Reinforcements Facing Brass Collar Badges
A pair of die struck facing brass (now dark toned) collar badges. Not quite matching but close. Both with two hexagonal lugs to the reverse of each, although on one these have been bent inwards to make them less prominent. Circa 3.2cm tall. Scarce.
Oldham (2011 edition) No 4/123 refers.
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50.00 GBP
22nd Queen 's Westminster Rifle Volunteer Corps White Metal Pouch Badge
A die struck white metal pouch badge with two original screw posts to the reverse. Good sharp detail and a strong stiff badge. A crowned ( Victorian ) garter inscribed with " Queen's ( Westr. ) Rifle Volrs " with the portcullis as their central badge device - the principal charge of the City if Westminster. Later the 13th Westminsters. Circa 6cm tall and in very good condition.
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45.00 GBP
7th ( Princess Royal's ) Dragoon Guards Victorian / Edwardian White Metal Cap Badge
A very light and die struck issue with three original lugs to the reverse. Worn circa 1898 until 1906 only. It was then replaced by a different pattern in brass. Also worn as the Sergeants and Senior Sergeants Arm badge.
K&L Vol 1 No 748 refers.
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35.00 GBP
Household Cavalry HCav Life Guards Full Dress / Review Order Pouch
As worn by Warrant Officers and members of the Band, a full Royal coat of arms with St. Edward's (Queen's) crown, all on a scarlet red plush felt cloth backing with six original loops to the reverse (as also worn by the equivalents in the Blues but without the red felt backing). Gilt bright and in good condition. The pouch itself made from PVC plastic (faux patent leather) with brass retainin... read more
45.00 GBP
Wiltshire Regiment Officer's Silver Plated with Gilt Mounted Devices Field Service Cap & Collar Badge Set - Prince Phillip Cyphers, post 1954
A good scarce matched set of post 1954 die cast unmarked silver plated badges, the cap badge with two original silvered long (13mm) lugs to the reverse with applied gilt Duke of Edinburgh's cypher, the collar badges with silvered D shaped lugs 8mm long. Silver and gilt finish is still bright on all items, only signs of minor service wear and tarnish. The cap and one of the collars are maker ma... read more
45.00 GBP
Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons) Full Dress Bearskin Plume Brass Grenade Holder Badge with White Plume Hackle
A King's crown grenade with white hackle. Slider to reverse of grenade has snapped off and the grenade detail itself is heavily polished. The white plume hackle has a decorative brass holder and is in good condition. Sold as seen, no returns on this item.
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65.00 GBP
Royal Berkshire Regiment Carved Wooden Oak Trinket / Cigarette Box
A very attractive little box, well made from Oak and attractively hand carved with the regimental badge of the Royal Berkshire Regiment. Pivot lid with plenty of space to store whatever you wish, mementoes. badges, medals, but most probably originally intended for storing cigarettes. A unique item, Euopean in origin, and not carved in India or the Far East. Initials "V.N." neatly scribed to... read more
Georgian / Napoleonic Loyal Nottingham Volunteers (LNV) Officer's Silver Plated Tunic Coatee Button
Circa 19mm in diameter, blank reverse, original fixed shank, open-backed convex silver plated button. Silver dark toned otherwise in very good condition and rare.
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115.00 GBP
Georgian / Napoleonic Bocking & Braintree (Essex) Loyal Volunteers (Essex) Officer's Silver Plated Tunic Coatee Button
Circa 21.5mm in diameter, blank reverse, mould line, original fixed shank. Silver plate slightly tarnished otherwise in excellent condition. Worn in the second period of the volunteer movement (1803 - 1808). " B 7 B" Cypher within a Georgian crowned strap "Loyal Volunteers". Rare.
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165.00 GBP
Georgian / Napoleonic Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry Officer's Silver Plated Open Backed Tunic Coatee Button
Circa 18.5mm in diameter, fixed shank, silver plate in superb condition with slight edge wear. Maker marked Mark Sanders & Co (based in Birmingham). Unit formed 30 June 1794. A reasonably large corps, with circa 30 officers in 1797.
Similar to the button in Ripley & Darmanin fig 227 but with the addition of Wiltshire below the Georgian crown.
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85.00 GBP