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The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (26th & 90th Foot) Other Ranks White Metal Cap Badge

A die struck white metal other ranks badge with two original loops to the reverse. In good condition, some tarnishing.

K&K Vol 1 631 refers.

F70.4

(See item 59723 for the Sergeant's pattern which is 3 inches wide as opposed to the other ranks pattern which is 2.5 inches wide). read more

Code: 60060

The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (27th & 108th Foot) Other Ranks Bi-Metal Victorian / Edwardian Issue Cap Badge

A early pattern with two original lugs and two sweat / braising holes to the reverse. In very good condition with sharp detail.

This pattern was worn until about 1926, and is found with the flag flying to the viewer's left. Gaylor confirms all brass |WW1 economy issue also.

See 64481 for a WW1 slidered example.

K&K Vol 1 No 632 refers.

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Code: 60059

The Gloucestershire Regiment (28th & 61st Foot) Other Ranks White Metal Cap Badge

K&K Vol 1 No 634 refers.

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Code: 60058

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The Gloucestershire Regiment (28th & 61st Foot) - Other Ranks Brass Back Badge

Circa 2cm across, small die struck back badge for wear on the reverse of the cap, with two original lugs to reverse. No badge collection is complete without one. Found with slider also.

The 28th Foot (1st Battalion The Gloucestershire Regiment from 1st July 1881) had the unique honour of wearing a back badge in recognition of their distinguished conduct when engaged by c... read more

Code: 60057

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The Worcestershire Regiment (29th & 36th Foot) Victorian / Edwardian Issue Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge

A lovely stiff striking with two original dark toned lugs to the reverse.

K&K Vol 1 No 636 refers.

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Code: 60056

The East Lancashire Regiment (30th & 59th Foot) Victorian Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge

A lovely badge with two original dark toned lugs to the reverse . Sweat / braising hole behind gilding metal rose. The same pattern was used with a change of crown to a King's imperial crown in 1901. Gaylor confirms an all brass WW1 economy version.

K&K Vol 1 Nos 637/638 refer.

See also item 56358 for the king's crown Edwardian issue on lugs. read more

Code: 60055

The East Surrey Regiment (31st & 70th Foot) Victorian Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge

Flat topped Victorian crown with two original dark toned loops tugs to the reverse. Evidence of five braising holes (large one to centre and one on each corner of the star, which have been rather generously filled with braising fluid by whoever made it). Good sharp detail, good colour and real age to this one. Circa 4.1cm tall. The same pattern was used with a change of crown to a King's imper... read more

Code: 60054