Scarce Edwardian Issue EDVII 18th Hussars Bi-metal Collar Badges, worn circa 1902-1904 only

A pair of bi-metal colour badges, not an exact colour match but in all other respects they display well together and each has two original dark toned lugs to the reverse of each. King's crown and only worn for a couple of years (1902 - 1904). This regiment had a rapidly changing series of cap badges post 1904 until it settled on the all white metal pattern. In very good condition and scarce. B...  read more

Code: 59579

Scarce Victorian / Edwardian 12th Royal Lancers Other Ranks Cap Badge, 1898 - 1903

Three original dark toned lugs and central expansion hole behind crown. Worn from 1898 to 1903 from when the regiment adopted cross lances as their main motif. No damage to applied coronet which is something to watch out for on this pattern. In very good condition.

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Code: 60781

Downside School ( Bath ) OTC Blackened White Metal Cap Badge, Kings Crown

In more of a gun-metal fnish than a dark black, this is a lovely badge. Please do not attempt to clean it! Circa 3.9cm tall with two original lugs to the reverse.

K&K Vol 2 No 2541 refers.

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Code: 56865

Montreal Highland Cadets Glengarry Badge - Scully

A large heavy quality brass cap badge to the Montreal Highland Cadets with two original loops to the reverse and embossed Scully Montreal. In very good condition. This badge worn 1900 onwards. Disbanded 1963.

Mazeas No CD5 refers.

D20.1  read more

Code: 60656

WW2 33rd Indian Corps Brabant Weave Cloth Formation Sign Designation Flash

A Brabant Weave cloth formation sign removed from uniform. No moth or damage. Also worn on the pagri band on the slouch hat.

Second World War Indian Army higher formation badge for XXXIII Indian Corps. Formation note: XXXIII Indian Corps (33rd Indian Corps) was raised to defend Southern India and was originally intended as an amphibious force (hence the tri-service badge). As pa...  read more

Code: 61961

Royal Navy Ratings Cap Tally HMS Hermoine

Circa 30 inches long, but looks cut for display otherwise in very good condition. Most probably as issued to the Crew of the Leander class frigate launched 1967 and sold for scrap in 1997.

D53.2  read more

Code: 59295

WW1 Brass Button Stick - Stamped NK 2727 - Norfolk Regiment

In good condition, maker marked Smith & Wright, Birmingham. Stamped NK 2727 which is believed to be the pre war number issued to a soldier serving with the Norfolk Regiment.

D55.1  read more

Code: 59017

5th Dragoon Guards Officers Gilt Brass Large Pattern Button, QVC Crown

Circa 26mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked Jennens & Co (PoW feathers), London. Victorian Crown. As worn from 1855 - 1901. In very good condition.

Ripley No 28 refers.

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Code: 69081