Royal Scots Fusiliers OSD Officer's Shoulder Title (early pre 1907 pattern)

Most probably worn from 1902 with the introduction of Officer's Service Dress but Westlake notes photographic evidence of this pattern being worn in the 1890s (p81). It is the smaller version at 1.1cms tall and 2cm wide. Two original hexagonal fixing loops to the reverse. Slight service wear and a few marks otherwise in good condition. From 1907 the pattern with the initials RSF was worn w...  read more

Code: 69544

Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Silver Plated Officers Cap Badge - King's Crown

A die cast full sized example silver plated with two original long copper loops to the reverse (some wear and twisting these) otherwise in good condition.

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Code: 70043

Durham Light Infantry DLI Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge - Blades - Gaunt

A die cast bronze full size cap badge, with two original blades, maker's details JR Gaunt London to reverse. In very good condition. King's crown.

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Code: 64679

WW1 Royal Army Corp of Chaplains Blackened Collar Badge

Die cast, with almost no wear to black finish, two original loops (slight service wear to loops). Circa 3.2cm tall.

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Code: 66846

Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (RNF) Officer's No 1 & No 3 Dress Bullion Collar Badge

Removed from uniform but in good condition. Worn horizontally in facing pairs on the No 1 and No 3 Dress Jacket. This one with St George facing to the right. Circa 39mm tall. In very good condition. As worn by officers of the RNF from 1951 until 1963.

Col D R Wood No 240 (Edn 2) refers.

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Code: 69707

Royal Army Dental Corps RADC Officer's No 1 Dress Collar Badge - Kings Crown, Gaunt

A gorgeous two part riveted construction collar badge silver plate and gilt, facing right. Marked 'P' to the reverse and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Two original D shaped loops. Gilt bright and no wear to silver plate. This was a short-lived pattern, having been introduced in 1948. King's crown so pre 1952.

Churchill & Westlake No 383 refers.

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Code: 69372

12th Lancers ( Prince of Wales's Royal ) Bi-Metal Collar Badges - three loops

An early pair of matching collar badges, each with three of three original loops to the reverse. Die cast for extra strength and with braising / sweat holes to the reverse of the PoW feathers. In very good condition with no damage. Post 1903 issue.

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Code: 67285

16th Lancers Bi-metal Collar Badges, 1902 - 1904 only.

A rare pair of collar badges, not matching but display reasonably well together from the front. Two original loops to the reverse of each and braising / sweat holes to reverse of both. Rare as only worn without the "The" from 1902 - 1904. King's crown.

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Code: 67283

18th Hussars Pair of QVC Victorian Bi-Metal Collar Badges, King's Crown

A pretty good match from the front, however, one with loops replaced the other with original loops. In very good condition otherwise and sold as seen.

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Code: 67282

The Rifle Brigade Large Pattern Blackened Brass Glengarry Badge, Circa 1874 - 1881

Blackened die stuck with two original loops to the reverse. In very good condition with sharp detail and only minor wear to blackened finish.

Out of the series of numbered territorial regiment glengarry badges, this is the odd one out as it looked very much like the badge to follow with the re-organisation post 1881 into county regiments, with the exception that its antecedent...  read more

Code: 70035