10th Middlesex OSD Collar Badge

A rare, officer's service dress, bronzed collar badge for the 10th (territorial) battalion of The Middlesex Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill 1463.  read more

Code: 53828

7th DG Collar Badges

A pair of (near-matching?) white metal collar badges for The 7th Dragoon Guards, each with two lug fastenings (north and south). These are the pre-1906 versions of Churchill & Westlake 11.  read more

Code: 53803

5th Border Regt Officer's Collar Badge

A rare, officer's service dress, bronzed collar badge for the 5th (Cumberland) battalion of The Border Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill 963.  read more

Code: 53780

16th Queen's Lancers Collar Badge

A rare, bi-metal, collar badge for The 16th (Queen's) Lancers with two lug fastenings (east and west) and the usual 'sweathole' construction. Worn c1902-05. As Churchill & Westlake 30.  read more

Code: 53736

Army Legal Corps Collar Badges

A pair of silver-plated and enamel collar badges for The Army Legal Corps, each with two pin/clip fastenings. Reverse marked TKS for Toye, Kenning & Spencer. As Churchill & Westlake 402.  read more

Code: 53464

18th Hussars Collar Badge

A rare, bi-metal, Edwardian collar badge for The 18th Hussars with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill & Westlake 33.

Churchill & Westlake dates these collars to pre-1911 (so c1902-11).

Note: The crown may be an official conversion from a Victorian specimen.  read more

Code: 53454

Victorian Border Regt Collar Badges

A pair of early, brass, collar badges for The Border Regiment, each with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn c1885-95. Churchill 940/941.  read more

Code: 53421

Army Legal Services Collar Badge

A nice, silver and enamel, collar badge for an officer of The Army Legal Services with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill & Westlake 402.

Note: There are a couple of minor chips to the enamel (barely visible).  read more

Code: 53219

52nd Foot Pre-1881 Collar Badge?

A scarce, brass, collar badge identified to me as The 52nd Foot (later 2nd battalion of the Ox & Bucks LI) with two lug fastenings (north and south, probably both replacements).

NOTE: Colin Churchill's book (p190) states this regiment did not wear collar badges prior to 1881 so it may well have been worn by another unidentified unit instead.  read more

Code: 52709

RAPC 1920-29 Collar

A scarce, brass, collar badge for The Royal Army Pay Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn c1920-29. Churchill & Westlake 374.  read more

Code: 52596