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Ceylon (Sri Lanka) Mounted Rifles Officer's Martingale Badge Horse Furniture Badge

Ceylon (Sri Lanka) Mounted Rifles Officer's Martingale Badge Horse Furniture Badge

A large and impressive die struck white metal example, a thick well made example of two part construction with three original blades to the reverse (for fitting through a leather horse's chest martingale). Retailer's tablet to reverse "Hobson & Sons / 13 & 5 / Lexington St / London W." Circa 65mm in diameter. In very good condition with a couple of slight edge bruises to rim, not discernable ...  read more

Code: 66903

120.00 GBP

West Indies - Jamaica Defence Force Cap Badge, QEII Crown

West Indies - Jamaica Defence Force Cap Badge, QEII Crown

Silver plated star with riveted central gilt and enamel device. Two original silvered loops to the reverse. In superb condition. Worn from 1962.

Renfrew et al Vol 1 No 192 refers.

Comm SiSa (17)  read more

Code: 63429

16.00 GBP

WW2 Australian 40th Infantry Battalion Derwent Regiment Blackened Brass Cap Badge

WW2 Australian 40th Infantry Battalion Derwent Regiment Blackened Brass Cap Badge

Die struck / stamped brass construction with both original lugs present, a large badge which is circa 6cms wide x 5.8 cms tall, (the collar badges are of the same design but about half this size). I very good conditio with most of its black finish intact. Worn circa 1930 - 1942.

Comm DaMc (39)  read more

Code: 65450

25.00 GBP

British West Indies Regiment Brass Cap Badge - Gaunt tablet

British West Indies Regiment Brass Cap Badge - Gaunt tablet

A brass cap badge to the British West Indies Regiment with 2 original loops to the reverse & maker' s tablet JR Gaunt London to the back of the crown. Worn circa 1915 - 1921. Some twisting to one lug otherwise in very good condition.

Renfrew et al, Vol 1. No 38 refers.

Comm DaMc (49)  read more

Code: 66108

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WW1 / WW2 Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Generic Rising Sun Pair of Bronze Collar Badges - Stokes

WW1 / WW2 Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Generic Rising Sun Pair of Bronze Collar Badges - Stokes

The collars are not matching but both with voided crowns, with original loops (some twisting) and maker marked as made by Stokes & Sons of Melbourne (different naming layout). Some heavy verdrigis to one. Came together.

Comm FB  read more

Code: 66792

20.00 GBP

Royal Corps Australian Army Ordnance Bi-Metal Cap Badge, Circa 1953 - 1960

Royal Corps Australian Army Ordnance Bi-Metal Cap Badge, Circa 1953 - 1960

Circa 4.2cms tall with two original loops to the reverse. QEII crown. In very good condition.

Comm DaSm  read more

Code: 64418

10.00 GBP

Malayan (subsequently Malaysian) Air Training Corps (MATC) Brass Cap Badge

Malayan (subsequently Malaysian) Air Training Corps (MATC) Brass Cap Badge

First pattern brass badge, with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition. Formed in 1947 on the UK model of the ATC. Scarce badge. A second pattern, without the 'M' on the tablet being clutched by the eagle, was made in the 1960s in silver anodised aluminum. Disbanded 1965. In very good condition and scarce.

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Sold to Craig  read more

Code: 66217

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The Federated Malay States Railways (FMSR) Silver Cap Badge - Engine Driver's Badge?

The Federated Malay States Railways (FMSR) Silver Cap Badge - Engine Driver's Badge?

The Federated Malay States Railways (FMSR) was formed in 1901 and remained so named until 1948. This is a really nice piece hand engraved on unmarked hand beaten silver with two original loops to the reverse. A fine acquisition for the commonwealth railway enthusiast. Rare.

After the Japanese Occupation ended in 1945, the FMSR was reorganised into the Malayan Railways in 1948 ...  read more

Code: 66551

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Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps Other Ranks Gilt Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown - Firmin

Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps Other Ranks Gilt Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge, King's Crown - Firmin

A die cast gilded brass cap badge of a crowned pair of facing dragons resting on tri-part scroll ‘NULLA SECUNDUS IN ORIENTE’ with original slider and maker marked Firmin London to the reverse. As worn from 1931 - 1946. King's Crown. Circa 5cms tall. Scarce.

Renfrew et al Vol 1 No 858-860 refer.

Comm BoHa (320)  read more

Code: 66519

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