Indian Army - The IX ( 9th ) JAT Regiment ' Heroes ' Cast White Metal Pagri Badge
9th JATs Cast white metal with two original lugs to the reverse. Circa 5.2cm wide and 4.5cm tall.
The IX (9th) JAT Regiment of the Indian Army existed from 1922 to 1947, and consisted of the following units:
1st Royal Battalion (Light Infantry)
2nd Battalion (Mooltan Battalion)
3rd Battalion (from 10th Jats)
4th Battalion (from 18th Infantry)
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Cambridgeshire Regiment ( Territorial Army ) Officer's Silver Bullion Cap Badge
A stunning silver bullion officer's side cap badge, backing paper torn as it appears to been glued to a display card and removed. Worn until 1961. Rare.
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The Cheshire Regiment Bi-Metal Helmet Plate Centre (HPC)
With three of four original loops (longer central loop removed) otherwise in very good condition. Worn 1881 - 1914 on the Helmet Plate Centre and on the Glengarry until 1895.
K&K Vol 1 No 309 and 380 refer.
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Original Victorian Glengarry Brass Back Plate and Victorian Crown for use with the Helmet Plate Centre (HPC) when worn on the Glengarry
In very good condition, some signs of service use, the correct large square loops on crown. Actually quite hard to find. The HPC was worn from 1881 to 1895 on the Glengarry.
K&K Vol 1 Nos 288 & 289 refer.
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The West Yorkshire Regiment Bi-metal Helmet Plate Centre (HPC)
With two of the four original loops remaining, cut back for wear on the glengarry. Some signs of service wear otherwise in generally good condition. Worn 1881 - 1902 on the Helmet Plate Centre and, until 1895, on the Glengarry.
K&K Vol 1 Nos 303 & 373 refer.
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The Welsh Regiment FIRST PATTERN Bi-Metal Helmet Plate Centre (HPC)
With all four original dark toned loops and in very good condition. Worn 1881 - 1902 on the Helmet Plate Centre and, until 1895, on the Glengarry.
There is a variation in the welsh spelling on the motto scroll between the first pattern and the later second pattern worn from 1902 - 1914. The first pattern the spelling is "na" and in the later second pattern this word is spelt "neu... read more
Skill in Driving Steering Wheel Prize Proficiency Trade Arm Badge - Mechanised Units
Introduced in the early 1930s and abolished in 1950, this steering wheel brass badge was awarded to Mechanised Batteries of the Royal Artillery and from 1936 to Royal Engineer and Royal Signals also, at the rate of one prize per unit and were also worn in WW2 to signify driving instructors. Circa 3.5cm in diameter, die cast brass metal and with two original lugs to the reverse. In good ... read more
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WW2 - 3rd / 4th County of London Yeomanry ( Sharpshooters ) Embroidered / Woven Cloth Shoulder Title
Removed from uniform but in generally good condition. Yellow thread on dark green. White hessian backed. Scarce.
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WW2 4th ( Territorial Battalion ) Lincolnshire Regiment Brass Lincoln Imp Arm Badge
Small die struck brass arm badge with two original loops to the reverse. Circa 3.3cm tall. In very good condition.
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Royal Artillery Officer's OSD cap badge, QEII issue
A good post 1953 die cast bronze large full size Officer's Service Dress cap badge. Both original blades to the reverse. In very good condition. Circa 6.2cm wide (shaped to cap) and 4.2cm tall. Separately mounted riveted wheel but this does not turn.
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