Suffolk Regt Cap Badge

A standard pattern, three-towered, bi-metal cap badge for The Suffolk Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction, which suggest it to be an Edwardian example. KK605.  read more

Code: 59958

SLI Beret Badge

A white metal beret badge for The Somerset Light Infantry with a slider fastening (marked J.R. Gaunt London in small letters). KK1981.  read more

Code: 59937

East Surrey Regt QC Beret Badge

A post-1952 pattern, bi-metal, beret badge for The East Surrey Regiment with a slider fastening (marked Buttons Ltd B'ham). KK1995.  read more

Code: 59928

Victorian DLI Cap Badge

A white metal cap badge for The Durham Light Infantry with two lug fastenings (north and south). KK680.  read more

Code: 59814

Essex Regt Cap Badge

A three-towered, bi-metal, cap badge for The Essex Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction, which suggest it to be an Edwardian example. KK660.  read more

Code: 59798

RB 1956-58 Cap Badge

A white metal cap badge for The Rifle Brigade with a slider fastening. Worn circa 1956-58 only. KK2020.  read more

Code: 59783

RRF Plastic Cap Badge

A black plastic cap badge for The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers with a 'brass strip' fastening. As KK2027.

Note: These unpopular badges were worn for a brief period in Northern Ireland, with an assortment of fastenings.  read more

Code: 59697

E Yorks Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The East Yorkshire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west), which suggest it to be a Victorian/Edwardian example. Some polish. KK609.

Note: It looks as though there is a central 'sweathole', although it is covered over with excess braze.  read more

Code: 59678

Victorian Essex Regt Cap Badge

A nice, bi-metal, cap badge for The Essex Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction. KK659.  read more

Code: 59666

RWK Cap Badge

A white metal cap badge for The Royal West Kent Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west), which suggest it to be a Victorian/Edwardian example. KK668.  read more

Code: 59664