Oxs and Bucks Light Infantry Large Pattern White Metal Cap badge

Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Die Struck Cap Badge with original slider, which has been mechanically thinned (presumably to remove the original owner's name), otherwise very good condition.  read more

Code: 54415

King's Own Lancaster Regiment Bronze Cap Badge with slider

A good quality die cast dark bronze issue cap badge with original slider. Good weight, with sharp detail but some wear to highpoints.  read more

Code: 54406

Scarce Cheshire Regiment Brass Badge - Star with Scroll - possibly as worn on side hat, c1920

This badge is discussed in great detail in Churchill's book (Fig 636 and page 104 refers). Collar sized, circa 3.4cm tall by 3.4cm with two original lugs (north -south), possibly worn on side cap.
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Code: 54236

Jewish Battalions Royal Fusiliers bronzed brass Cap Badge

A good scarce bronzed brass example on short slider. Worn by the 38th, 40th and 42nd Jewish Battalions of the Royal Fusiliers which were raised later in the First World War in 1917, otherwise known as the Jewish Legion. The badge was in the design of the Menora ( a seven-branched candlestick ) on a scroll inscribed in Hebrew “Kadimah” (which means Eastward). In good condition, ther...  read more

Code: 54145

East Yorkshire Regiment Bi Metal Cap Badge

Good condition with original slider.

K&K Vol 1 No 609 refers.  read more

Code: 54105

Scarce WW1 Bronze 12 spoke Army Cyclist Corps Cap Badge

Bronze cap badge with original slider. Unusual but very scarce with 12 wheel spokes.

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Code: 53191

WW1 The Royal Highlanders ( Black Watch ) White Metal Cap Badge - Gaunt Tablet

Good strong stiff badge with maker's tablet "JR Gaunt London". Two original lugs to reverse. Slight wear to lugs otherwise an excellent badge with sharp detail. Circa 7cm tall.  read more

Code: 52783

Royal Munster Fusiliers OR's Bi-metal cap badge circa 1898-1922

A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on slider, with two expansion holes behind the slider.

Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922.
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Code: 52761

Scarce WW1 1st/1st London Divisional Cyclist Company Cap Badge

A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. Incedibly scarce as only worn for a few months in 1916. Some old and small paint traces on reverse but does not affect front of badge. (Kipling & King item 1873 refers). ex Bosleys.  read more

Code: 52635

Highland Cyclist Battalion Cap Badge - Large pattern 1908-1920 - maker marked

This is the version with Lasesset spelling, large pattern, two original long lugs with maker's tablet, J.R. Gaunt, London. In great condition with crisp detail. (Kipling and King 1864 refers).  read more

Code: 52610