Inns of Court OTC ( 27th London Regiment ) Yeomanry Gilding Metal Cap Badge
Die struck cap badge with strong original slider to the reverse. Slight touch of verdigris to left of wreath and spot on scroll otherwise in very good condition. The Inns of Court Officer Training Corps ( Territorial ) Regiment was part of the London Regiment and this cap badge was officially worn circa 1908-1932. They were a yeomanry unit.
The unit was styled as The Innis of Co... read more
4th / 7th Dragoon Guards Mess Dress Bullion Collar Badge
This embroidered collar badge was worn by officers, the RSM and The Bandmaster on the scarlet collar of the Mess Jacket. it is the same pattern of badge as worn on the FS Cap but without the black backing. In very good condition but now missing its yellow paper backing. Scarce.
See Langridge (1961) Plate 1 Fig 7, "Dress Distinctions of the 4th/7th Dragoon Guards".
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Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) Light Cavalry White Metal Cross Belt Pouch Badge
Circa 7.5cms tall and 4.2cms across. Three short screw posts with two remaining retaining nuts. A Victorian design, but this pattern is still in use today by the Light Cavalry of the HAC who turn out on ceremonial occasions etc. In good condition.
Comm TeMo
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Bullion RTC / RTR No 1 Dress Silver Bullion Embroidered Tank Arm Badge
Crew badge or Tank badge worn on the arm. Silver wire on black Melton for wear on No.1 dress and patrols. Ex Peter Payne Collection. In very good condition.
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7th Queens Own Hussars NCO's Silver Plated Arm Badge, 1902 - 1952
A die stamped silver plated crowned 'QO' monogram, reversed and intertwined below a King's crown. Two original silvered lugs to the reverse. Silver plated (unmarked). Circa 5.7cm tall. Slight twisting to cross on top of orb. otherwise in very good condition with sharp detail. A few millimetres taller than the examples noted in Linaker & Dine.
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Duke of Lancaster 's Own Yeomanry Brass Cap Badge - Marker marked F. Narborough, Birmingham
A good stiff badge with original broad tapering slider maker marked F.N. B'Ham ( F. Narborough, Birmingham). Good condition with sharp detail. Bronze brass finish. Scarce.
This unit was 12th in the order of precedence of yeomanry regiments. First raised in 1819.
K&K Vol 1 No 1428 refers.
A3.15
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City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) Facing Pair of Bi-Metal Collar Badges
A facing but none matching pair of bi-metal collar badges with original loops to the reverse of each. Also worn as a cap badge.
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Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) Anodised Aluminium AA Staybrite Arm Badge
Gold coloured anodised aluminium, two original loops, black backing felt, brass backing plate and cotter pins. Some signs of servce wear.
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WW1 - 8th ( Kings Royal Irish ) Hussars Other Ranks Bi-metal Cap Badge
Bi metal cap badge with original slider and braising hole to reverse of crown. In overall good condition and braising hole indicating an earlier period badge.
K&K Vol 1, Fig. 762 refers.
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1st Royal Dragoons OR 15th / 19th Kings Own Hussars NCO's white metal Arm Badge
A good pre 1953 NCOs die struck white metal example with two original lugs to the reverse. In very good condition with sharp detail. Minor service wear to lugs. Circa 65cm tall and 34mm wide.
Linkater & Dine pages 34 and 124 refer. read more