YD NCO's Arm Badge

A two-piece, white metal, arm badge for a non-commissioned officer of The Yorkshire Dragoons with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Cox 1289.  read more

Code: 59988

Camerons Glengarry Badge

A scarce, white metal, early pattern glengarry badge for The Cameron Highlanders with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK548.  read more

Code: 59987

'Jewish Pals' Cap Badge

A rare, brass, cap badge for the 38th-40th and 42nd battalions of The Royal Fusiliers (Jewish Pals) with a slider fastening. KK1145.

Note: While Kipling & King attributes this badge to these short-lived units, which were part of Kitchener's Army, others have identified this badge as used by The 1st Judeans just after WW1.  read more

Code: 59985

Oxford University (Cavalry) Cap Badge

A brass cap badge for The Oxford University Officer Training Corps (Cavalry Division) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK2474.  read more

Code: 59984

Victorian 5L Collar Badge

A nice, brass, collar badge for The 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers with two lug fastenings (north and south). As Churchill & Westlake 18.  read more

Code: 59982

T/5/SR Shoulder Titles

A pair of blackened brass shoulder titles for the 5th (territorial) battalion of The Cameronians (The Scottish Rifles), with three hexagonal lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 1001.

Note: The title as viewed on the left from the rear has one lug missing.  read more

Code: 59981

MDC Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The Mobile Defence Corps with a slider fastening. KK2160.  read more

Code: 59979

S Lancs Regt Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The East Lancashire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction, which suggest it to be a Victorian/Edwardian example. KK652.  read more

Code: 59978

RA Pouch Badge

A brass pouch badge for The Royal Artillery with three screw fastenings (north, east and west).

Note: The east and west fastenings appear to have been cut down.  read more

Code: 59977

Victorian 17th Lancers Czapka Płate

A nice, brass, lance-cap plate for The 17th Lancers with two screw fastenings (east and west). As KK723 or Rowe & Carman 97.

Note: David Rowe & William Carman, in their book on Head Dress of the British Lancers 1816- to the Present, describe this as 'pattern E', the second plate with a Victorian crown and the fifth of six patterns described.

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Code: 59975