5th Battalion Seaforth and Caithness Highlanders Territorial Battalion Officers Hallmarked Silver Badge - 1918
Not the full size glengarry badge as it is only 5.5cms tall. Original pin fittings (C clasp bent shut) with makers mark HT (Henry Tatton) and Edinburgh hallmarks for 1918 (Date letter N). In very good condition. A single eagle's feather indicated a subaltern officers badge. Possibly worn as a sweetheart given smaller size, but scarce in any event.
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Indian Army - Assam Rifles Blackened Brass Cast Cap Badge
A nicely cast badge with two small original loops to the reverse. Some minor wear to black finish otherwise in good condition.
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Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) Infantry Chromed White Metal Cap Badge
A chromed white metal cap badge as worn from 1954 - 1969. In very good condition.
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Devon White on Red Woven Cloth Felt Shoulder Title
In good condition with loose black mesh backing, some paper stuck to reverse.
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WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force Rifle Brigade Bronze Brass Reinforcements Cap Badge
Of two part construction, RD number to front (partly obscured), with two original hexagonal loops to the reverse. In very good condition.
Oldham No 4/176 refers.
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WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force - C1 Camp Brass Cap Badge
Brass gilding metal cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 3.8cm tall. Some wear to gilt finish and one loop twisted round on itself and the other a contemporary replacement otherwise in good condition.
According to Corbett, the grading C1 stood for grading volunteer recruits " likely to become fit for active service after special training ". The camp was at Feat... read more
WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force Onward Cap Badge - British Section (oakleaf frame) In good condition with original slider
Oakleaf pattern, with original slider (bent off centre) otherwise in very good worn condition.
The British Section of the NZEF was formed by New Zealanders living in England, and with a strength of seven officers and 233 men, sailed for Egypt on the 12 December 1914. The section was dissolved the following day with the men being absorbed into the Army Service Corps and an Enginee... read more
WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force - 19th Reinforcements Collar Badge
Die struck gilding metal collar badge with two original loops to the reverse. Awesome design. Motto KIA TUPATO (Be Careful). Worn as non facing pairs. Scarce.
Oldham 4/90 /Corbett's " The Regimental Badges of New Zealand " p181 refer.
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WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force - 19th Reinforcements Cap Badge
Die struck cap badge in gilding metal and with two original loops to the reverse. Awesome design. Motto KIA TUPATO (Be Careful). Scarce.
Oldham 4/88 /Corbett's " The Regimental Badges of New Zealand " p181 refer.
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