1st Tynemouth Corps Northumberland Rifle Volunteers Officers and Sergeants Special Pattern Shoulder Belt Whistle & Chain Boss
There is a shoulder belt plate featured in Col Denis Woods book for this corps (No 356) which is in darkened bronze with two original screw posts and original retaining nuts to the reverse. It is assumed that this boss would actually accompany that item, with a darkened whistle, keep and chain in the same finish, the latter sadly absent. A rare pattern this this particular corps. Comm GrSt ... read more
2nd Administrative Battalion Northumberland Rifle Volunteers (Muscians) Shako / Forage Cap Badge
A die struck white metal badge of two-part construction with two original dark toned loops to the reverse with a bugle hanging from a Victorian Crown and within the strings a numeral 2. Circa 5.1cms tall. Worn circa 1870 - 1878. Rare.
Col D Wood (2nd Edn) No 99 refers, but not illustrated.
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Northumberland Fusiliers Volunteer / Territorial Battalions White Metal Other Ranks Cap Badge
A scarce die stamped white metal example with its original slider. In very good worn condition with good detail.
Worn by the Volunteer Battalions pre 1908, but continued to be worn by their successor Territorial Battalions in white metal until 1914. Given it has a slider this is most likely a post 1910 issue. Scarce.
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5th Volunteer Battalion and later 5th Battalion (Territorials) Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) White Metal Glengarry Badge 1887 - 1897 &1908-20
An early scarce small die struck white metal cap glengarry badge with two original loops to reverse. A Mullet and a bugle horn with the number " 5 " between the strings within a wreath of thistle. Circa 4cms across and 3.8cms tall.
Gaylor (65) confirms this badge was also worn by the 5th Volunteer Battalion of the Regiment between 1887 and 1897. Given it is on loops, this would... read more
QVC Victorian Cinque Ports Volunteer Artillery Other Ranks White Metal Helmet Plate
1878 pattern helmet plate. Die struck in white metal with three original loops to the reverse, all present and correct, no missing fiddly bits. Design incorporates the Royal coat of arms within a garter bearing the motto, 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' (Shame on him who thinks evil of it), surmounted by a crown and lion crest; lion and unicorn supporters above scrolls bearing the motto, 'Dieu et... read more
5th Territorial Battalion Devonshire Regiment Other Ranks White Metal Cap Badge
Die struck in white metal with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 1908 - 1910 as with loops. In very good condition.
K&K Vol 1 No 1709 refers.
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7th, 8th & 9th Bns (Territorials) The Middlesex Regiment post 1908 OR's bi-metal cap badge
With scroll ''South Africa 1900-02''. A die struck bi-metal cap badge with original slider to the reverse. Some slight polishing to highpoints.
HQ's: 7th at Priory Road, Hornsey, 8th at Hanworth Road, Hounslow and 9th at Pound Lane, Willesden, London
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Northumberland Fusiliers 2nd / 3rd Volunteer Battalion Officers Silver Plated Bearskin Grenade
Of two part construction with two original dark toned loops to the reverse. Central long loop clipped off as often found. The silver plate is good but there is a small band of underlying brass across the neck, possibly where a retaining strap was applied on display or when first plated. not particularly obvious from the front. Otherwise a scarce badge in very good condition.
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WW2 4th (Territorial Battalion) Lincolnshire Regiment Brass Lincoln Imp Arm Badge
Small die struck brass arm badge with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 3.4cms tall. In very good condition. Scarce.
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23rd Battalion The London Regiment Bi Metal Collar Badge, Kings Crown
A King's Crown bi-metal collar badge for the 23rd Battalion London Regt. With sweat holes to the reverse. Voided crown and the variety with "1900 -02" on the scroll. In good condition complete with original lugs.
Churchill No 1989 refers.
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