Imperial Yeomanry Cadets Matched Pair of Collar Badges (worn by the City of London Rough Riders )
A scarce matched pair of collar badges, die cast with crossed lances and shield of City of London below a king's crown, pre 1908. No damage to lances or pennants, although slight wobble in one of them. Two original lugs to the reverse of each. Circa 3.3cm tall.
A13.1
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The Cameronians ( Scottish Rifles ) Matched Facing Pair of White Metal Collar Badges
A small die struck white metal matched facing pair of stringed bugles with the mullet star above. With original single square lug to the centre reverse of each. Circa 27mm tall. In excellent condition. Worn on No 1 Dress, circa 1953 -1960 only.
Churchill No 713 refers.
D41.12
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Guyana Police - Senior Officers Hallmarked Silver Large Pattern Button
A senior police officers button hallmarked silver Birmingham, date letter S (1967) and maker marked Firmin London as well as F&S. Fixed shank. Circa 26mm in diameter. In lovely condition. Unusual to find a hallmarked silver button. On May 26, 1966, Guyana gained independence from Great Britain. Formerly known as British Guiana and located in Central South America.
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Somersetshire Rifles (Vounteers) Large Pattern Black Horn Button
Circa 22m in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked "Jas Grove & Sons, Halesowen" (Birmingham) - a scarce maker. Some damage to a bugle string otherwise in good condition. Pre 1887.
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WW2 1st Battalion East Surrey Regiment Embroidered Cloth Flash Formation Designation Sign
Removed from uniform, an embroidered example of the yellow eight pointed star on a black background as worn by the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. In good condition.
E67.15 (2)
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WW1 / WW2 Royal Navy Leading Hand Rating Arm Badge, Kings Crown
Leading Hand Sleeve badge in Bullion as worn on No 1 dress. Removed from uniform. Bullion tarnished otherwise in very good condition. Leading Hand is a rate that sits between Able Seaman and Petty Officer. Worn from 1853. This looks like a WW1 issue.
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WW2 Royal Navy Petty Officers Rating Arm Badge, Kings Crown
King's crown woven with red silks example of a Petty Officers sleeve badge. Depicts crossed fouled anchors surmounted by the crown in red on a black rectangular backing. As worn on No 2 uniform. 1901 - 1953. This looks like a WW2 example.
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WW2 Royal Navy Petty Officers Cloth Cap Badge, Kings Crown
Removed from cap. A flat embroidered red threads on black wool background. Hessian backed with strengthening bar. Colour bright and in very good condition.
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WW1 / WW2 Royal Navy Chief Petty Officers Bullion Cap Badge, Kings Crown
Removed from cap. Padded and with embroidered silks of red, green and blue jewel highlights and a maroon velvet backing to crown. Embroidered bullion fouled anchor (unusual as normally metal) to centre on black velvet. Waxed hessian backing (minor wear) with strengthening bar. Some tarnish to bullion otherwise in very good condition.
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WW1 / WW2 The East Surrey Regiment (31st & 70th Foot) Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge
An earlier pattern badge with original slider and seven expansion / braising / sweat holes to the reverse (one of which is hiding behind slider). A great badge with sharp detail. Circa 4.2cm tall. Gaylor also confirms an all brass WW1 economy version.
K&K Vol 1 No 640 refers.
See item 60054 for the Victorian flat topped pattern crown.
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