A two-piece, brass, glengarry badge for The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment). It has two staple-style loop fastenings on the crown and two of the four still intact on the helmet plate centre (the central and east loop, as viewed from the rear, are missng). The backplate remains in place. KK288/289/308.  read more

Code: 60303

65.00 GBP

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A post-1881, brass, glengarry badge for The Essex Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). KK288/334.

Note: This badge has been constructed from a helmet plate centre and the separate glengarry crown fused into one piece (it looks to me like a period conversion).  read more

Code: 60177

75.00 GBP

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A scarce, brass, glengarry badge for The 11th Foot (later 1st battalion of The Devonshire Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK434.

Note: This is the first of two patterns shown in Kipling & King.

There is minor damage to top of the left 1, although it is not fractured.  read more

Code: 60005

100.00 GBP

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A rare, bi-metal, glengarry badge for The 8th Foot (later the 1st battalion of The King's Liverpool Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK430.  read more

Code: 59925

125.00 GBP

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A brass, 'circlet pattern', glengarry badge for The Northumberland Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south). There is a strengthener behind the neck of the grenade. KK962.

Note: Colonel Denis Wood's book on The Fifth Fusiliers and its Badge (reference 147 in the second edition or 124 in the first edition) describes this badge as a slouch-hat grenade and dates it to cir...  read more

Code: 59923

50.00 GBP

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A scarce, brass, glengarry badge for The 4th Foot (later 1st battalion of The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK424.  read more

Code: 59905

125.00 GBP

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