9th Battalion (Glasgow Highlanders) Highland Light Infantry (HLI) White Metal Glengarry Badge - 'Lacesset' spelling

A die struck nickel plated fronted metal cap badge with two original long copper lugs (bent inwards) to the reverse. Some minor staining and touches of verdigris otherwise in good overall condition. This pattern worn from 1908 - 1939. This is the scarcer "Lacesset" spelling version.

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Code: 67171

CAV - Scottish Caithness Artillery Volunteers White Metal Shoulder Title - Gaunt

In good condition with two original hex fixings and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Some light staining to reverse otherwise in very good condition. Circa 1880 - 1908. Scarce. (Also worn by the Ceylon Artillery Volunteers un white metal until 1939, brass thereafter).

Westlake No 670 refers.

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Code: 67169

4th / 5th / 6th / 7th Battalion (Territorial Force) The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Other Ranks White Metal Glengarry Badge - No Sphinx

A scarce Territorial Force badge (post 1908) as worn by the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Battalions pre WW1 without the Sphinx. Two original large copper loops with splayed feet (some service wear to these), as only found on this badge. This pattern has both Lacessit and Lacesset spellings on the oval scroll, this one being 'Lacessit'. In very good condition with sharp detail. King's crown.
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Code: 67166

WW1 5th City of London Battalion ( The London Rifle Brigade ) White Metal Cap Badge - non voided centre

Die-struck white metal. This is the variant with the non-voided centre. Original slider to the reverse. In very good condition.

K&K No 1820 refers.

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Code: 63597

1st Battalion, The Monmouthshire Regiment White Metal Cap Badge, post 1922 pattern

A die good struck white metal cap badge as worn by the 1st Battalion, The Monmouthshire Regiment ( Territorials ). The Welsh Dragon to the centre of a crowned wreath of poppies and laurel with scrolls bearing battle honours. With original slider to the reverse.

K&K Vol 2, No 1770 refers  read more

Code: 58327

22nd Queen 's Westminster Rifle Volunteer Corps White Metal Pouch Badge

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. L...  read more

Code: 57817

Gloucestershire Regiment Territorial Battalions Blank Scroll Back Badge

A bronzed die struck gilding metal Back Badge to the Territorial Force Battalions of the Gloucestershire Regiment with blank seeded scroll. In very good condition, showing signs of only minor wear and with good sharp detail. Original Slider fitting, still has a good length to it, but possibly slightly shortened but not by much if this is the case. Only worn until 1916. Rare.

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Code: 67098

9th Battalion The Glasgow Highlanders White Metal Glengarry Badge

A white metal glengarry badge for the 9th (TF) Battalion The Glasgow Highlanders with two original lug fastenings (east and west). 'Lacessit' spelling. This pattern as worn from 1939 - 1952. See my item 64996 for the 2nd Battalion unique pattern of this badge.

K&K No 2363 refers.

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Code: 66747

The 8th (Irish) Battalion The King’s Regiment Liverpool – King’s Crown White Metal Cap Badge

A good stiff die struck white metal example with original slider. In unissued condition.

Liverpool shortened to 'L’Pool' on the scroll. See:

https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/30076140

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Code: 65558

Victorian White Metal British Volunteer Artillery Forage Cap Badge - Smaller Pattern

As worn on the pill box or peaked cap by many Volunteer Artillery Other Ranks across the Kingdom, a white metal grenade with seven flames with two original toned loops to the reverse. Circa 4.1cms tall. Lovely item. Circa 1860 - 1902. One sees the larger ten and fourteen flame versions much more often. There is also a Grenadier Guards style pattern with 17 flames but in white metal.
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Code: 66122