S of G Shoulder Title

A scarce, brass, shoulder title for The School of Gunnery with two hexagonal lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 601.  read more

Code: 60031

22nd Foot Officer's Last Pattern Shako Plate

A gilt last pattern shako plate for an officer of The 22nd Foot (later 1st battalion of the Cheshire Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn c1869-78. As KK180.  read more

Code: 60030

20th Middlesex RV Cap Badge

A scarce, brass, cap badge for The 20th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps (Artists Rifles) with a slider fastening. As KK2426.  read more

Code: 60029

RWK Officer's Cap Badge

A nice, silver-plated, cap badge for am officer of The Royal West Kent Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK668.  read more

Code: 60028

Victorian RSF Glengarry Badge

A brass glengarry badge for The Royal Scots Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south). Some verdigris to the rear. KK619.  read more

Code: 60027

CURV FS Cap Badge

A white metal field-service cap badge for The Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers, with two lug fastenings (east and west). Rawlings 380.

Note: An article by Nicholas Beswick in the May 2020 issue of The Bulletin of the Military Historical Society shows this badge (reference 8, p176-177) and dates it to c1892-97. Figure 4 shows this badge on the FSC.  read more

Code: 60026

RE Officer's Pouch Badge

A post-1902, brass, binocular case/pouch badge for The Royal Engineers with four screw fastenings.  read more

Code: 60024

APTC Cap Badge

A chromed cap badge for The Army Physical Training Corps with a slider fastening (marked Firmin London). KK2154.  read more

Code: 60023

Suffolk Regt Collar Badges

A (near-matching?) pair of brass collar badges for The Suffolk Regiment, each with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill 379.

Note: This is the more common variant with 13 stones around the castle entrance.  read more

Code: 60022

Grenade/R. Innis Shoulder Titles

A scarce, brass, shoulder title for The Inniskilling Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south) on the grenade and two hexagonal lug fastenings on the R. Innis title (east and west). Likely a 'marriage' of pieces not originally worn together. Worn circa 1908. Westlake 1009.  read more

Code: 60021