RE Officer's Pouch Badge

A gilt binocular case/pouch badge for an officer of The Royal Engineers with four screw fastenings.  read more

Code: 58596

Light Cavalry Band Cap Badge

A silver-plated and gilt cap badge for The Light Cavalry Band with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse is marked F&S, for manufacturer Firmin & Sons. NMK06.

Note: Chris Marsh's book, New Metal: British Army Cap Badges 1990-2020, dates this badge to circa 2008 and describes it as scarce.  read more

Code: 58519

APC Officer's Pouch Badge

A scarce and attractive, Victorian, gilt pouch badge for an officer of The Army Pay Corps with three screw fastenings (north, east and west). Approximately 50mm tall x 40mm wide.

Note: I understand this badge was worn by officers of the APC, although it could be a more generic item used by other unit also.  read more

Code: 58396

The Rifles CBP

A white metal cross-belt plate for The Rifles with four screw fastenings and its backplate intact.  read more

Code: 58393

Suffolk Regt Puggaree Badge

A Victorian, brass, puggaree badge for The Suffolk Regiment with two crudely replaced lug fastenings (east and west).  read more

Code: 58378

Cheshire RV Officer's CBP

A rare, silver-plated, cross-belt plate for an officer of The Cheshire Rifle Volunteers with two screw fastenings (north and south) with one nut still intact.  read more

Code: 58360

RFC Cap Badge

A nice, brass, cap badge for The Royal Flying Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK977.  read more

Code: 58293

HAC Martingale Badge

A chromed/white metal martingale badge for The Honourable Artillery Company with three screw fastenings (north, east and west).  read more

Code: 58249

RAF Rear Gunner's Arm Badge

A nice, brass, arm badge for a Royal Air Force rear gunner with three lug fastenings (north, east and west).  read more

Code: 58219

Early East Surrey Regt Puggaree Badge

A rare, early-pattern, brass puggaree badge for The East Surrey Regiment with a pin fastening.

Gaylor (plate 18) shows the later version with the Victorian crown, which he states was worn by the 1st battalion c1891-93.  read more

Code: 58155