Wiltshire Regt Post-1954 Cap Badge

A scarce Prince Philip (PP) cypher pattern, brass, cap badge for The Wiltshire Regiment with a slider fastening (marked J.R. Gaunt London). KK2013.  read more

Code: 59365

Victorian Northants Regt Cap Badge

A nice, bi-metal, cap badge for The Northamptonshire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction. KK666.

Note: This is the early version with the long key and lug fastenings.  read more

Code: 59364

Victorian APC Cap Badge

A Victorian, brass, cap badge for The Army Pay Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK1034.  read more

Code: 59362

RIF Plastic Cap Badge

An extremely rare, plastic, cap badge for The Royal Irish Fusiliers with two blade fastenings (north and south). KK2260.

Note: Unfortunately, the separate coronet is absent, as is usually the case with this badge.  read more

Code: 59360

Victorian 5th DG Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The 5th Dragoon Guards (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK743.  read more

Code: 59356

Manchester Pals Cap Badge

A bronzed cap badge for The Manchester Pals with two lug fastenings (east and west). Part of Kitchener's Army.  read more

Code: 59355

Anodised Gurkha ASC Cap Badge

A scarce, anodised aluminium, cap badge for The Gurkha Army Service Corps with a slider fastening (marked Firmin London). Worn circa 1958-65.KK2090.  read more

Code: 59354

Victorian 21L Collar Badges

A scarce pair of bi-metal collar badges for The 21st Lancers with four lug fastenings. Churchill & Westlake 37.

Note: These are the versions with a void below the crown.  read more

Code: 59352

RE/OTC/Clifton Shoulder Title

A scarce, brass, shoulder title for The Clifton College (Bristol) Officer Training Corps with three lug fastenings (north, east and west - pinched). Worn by engineer companies. Westlake 1687.  read more

Code: 59351

1st VB Suffolk Officer's HP

A rare, silver-plated, helmet plate for an officer of the 1st volunteer battalion of The Suffolk Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). The reverse is marked for manufacturer J&Co (Jennens). HQ at Ipswich.

Note: This looks to be a conversion from a Victorian plate, which sometimes happened following Queen Victoria’s death, as the officer's had to pay for their...  read more

Code: 59350