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New Zealand 9th (Wellington East Coast Rifles) Regiment Officer's Fire Gilt Cap Badge, King's Crown

New Zealand 9th (Wellington East Coast Rifles) Regiment Officer's Fire Gilt Cap Badge, King's Crown

Die cast cap badge with two original long loops to the reverse. Gilt in superb condition. See the item below for an other rank's pattern. King's Crown so pre 1952. There was also a QEII pattern. Simply gorgeous. Final photo shows this item alongside the Other Rank's pattern listed elsewhere.

Oldham No 6/96 refers.

Comm JoPa (114)  read more

Code: 66191

40.00 GBP

WW2 Gibraltar Defence Force White Metal Cap Badge - King's Crown

WW2 Gibraltar Defence Force White Metal Cap Badge - King's Crown

Die struck cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition. Worn 1939 - 1958.

Renfrew et al, Vol 1, No 1385 refers.

Comm DaSm  read more

Code: 68397

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The Royal Gibraltar Regiment Staybrite Anodised AA Matched Pair of  Collar Badges

The Royal Gibraltar Regiment Staybrite Anodised AA Matched Pair of Collar Badges

In very good condition with backing plates and cotter pins. They are the same size despite my photos!

Comm JoPa (163)  read more

Code: 63754

3.00 GBP

WW1 New Zealand - 3rd (Auckland) Regiment Bronze Cap Badge - Gaunt Tablet

WW1 New Zealand - 3rd (Auckland) Regiment Bronze Cap Badge - Gaunt Tablet

A bronze metal example (polished back on the front to look more like brass) with two loops (one a contemporary replacement) and maker's tablet for JR Gaunt London to reverse. In good condition. King's Crown. Worn from 1911 - 1952.

Oldham 6/15

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Code: 66208

20.00 GBP

5th Battalion (Caithness and Sutherland) Seaforth Highlanders NCOs Silver Plated Glengarry Cap Badge

5th Battalion (Caithness and Sutherland) Seaforth Highlanders NCOs Silver Plated Glengarry Cap Badge

Nicely cast badge in silver or silver plate which I understand were worn by NCOs. Two lugs to reverse, which show signs of having been silivered. Initials 'T.S." scratched to reverse and mounted on a genuine Black Watch / Government square of Tartan cloth (The 5th Seaforths wore kilts of Government tartan box-pleated identical to those of the A&SH).
Complete with cotter pin. The badge...  read more

Code: 68781

145.00 GBP

T / 28 / London (Artists Rifles) One Piece Brass Shoulder Title with Backing Plate

T / 28 / London (Artists Rifles) One Piece Brass Shoulder Title with Backing Plate

Some minor staining to front otherwise in good condition with three of three original loops to the reverse, complete with brass backing plate and cotter pins.

Westlake No 1562 refers.

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Code: 66864

35.00 GBP

Channel Islands - Royal Alderney Militia - Cadet Force Officer's Bi-Metal Cap Badge, QEII Crown

Channel Islands - Royal Alderney Militia - Cadet Force Officer's Bi-Metal Cap Badge, QEII Crown

The Lion from the Arms of Alderney to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the title upon a multi-rayed star with two original loops to the reverse. An impressively well made badge in excellent condition.

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Code: 66537

25.00 GBP

North Staffordshire Regiment Silver Plated Volunteer Battalion Officer's Collar Badge

North Staffordshire Regiment Silver Plated Volunteer Battalion Officer's Collar Badge

Silver plated with two original silvered loops to the reverse. Circa 4cms wide and 2.3cms tall. In very good condition.

Churchill claims that the Volunteer Battalions initially wore the plain knot in white metal before adopting a more ornate pattern with the Prince of Wales Plumes superimposed over the knot. See page 248.

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Code: 66308

18.00 GBP

Hertfordshire Regiment Frosted Gilt Officer's Collar Badge , Hart facing Left

Hertfordshire Regiment Frosted Gilt Officer's Collar Badge , Hart facing Left

Sealed pattern 1956, in stunning condition, flat backed with two original loops. Some bluetack to reverse of one loop, I will clean this off before posting.

Churchill No 2006 refers.

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Code: 66058

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Lifeboat Gallantry - RNLI Medals and how they were won

Lifeboat Gallantry - RNLI Medals and how they were won

The bible for any saving life at sea medal collectors or those interested in this fascinating aspect of maritime and social history. Published by Spink and the RNLI in 1998, and edited by Barry Cox, who was honorary librarian of the RNLI.

The accounts of awards for each individual are printed in full and make incredible reading. It covers the period 1824-1996. Some very interesti...  read more

Code: 55590

25.00 GBP