HAC Martingale Badge

A chromed/white metal martingale badge for The Honourable Artillery Company with three screw fastenings (north, east and west).  read more

Code: 58249

RAF Rear Gunner's Arm Badge

A nice, brass, arm badge for a Royal Air Force rear gunner with three lug fastenings (north, east and west).  read more

Code: 58219

Early East Surrey Regt Puggaree Badge

A rare, early-pattern, brass puggaree badge for The East Surrey Regiment with a pin fastening.

Gaylor (plate 18) shows the later version with the Victorian crown, which he states was worn by the 1st battalion c1891-93.  read more

Code: 58155

Para Regt Beret Badge

A King's crown, white metal, beret badge for The Parachute Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK2059.  read more

Code: 58118

16th Lancs RVC Officer's PBP

A rare, silver-plated, pouch-belt plate for an officer of The 16th Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps with three screw fastenings (north, east and west).  read more

Code: 58000

King's Regt Bandsman's Badge

A bi-metal badge for a bandsman of The King's Regiment (Liverpool) with two crudely replaced lug fastenings (north and south) and 'sweathole' construction. As KK1974.

Note: This badge measures approximately 60mm high x 62mm wide.  read more

Code: 57814

Victorian HAC Officer's WBC

A rare, silver and gilt, waist-belt clasp for an officer/warrant officer of The Honourable Artillery Company.  read more

Code: 57780

South Middlesex RV WBC

A scarce, (faded) blackened brass, waist-belt clasp for The (2nd) South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.  read more

Code: 57665

DCLI Valise Badge

A brass valise badge for The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry with the usual sturdy slider (clipped short). Ivall & Thomas 117.

Note: Ivall & Thomas states this was worn by 2nd battalion DCLI in the army occupation of Germany (1922-24) and on Guernsey from 1924-27.  read more

Code: 57577

2nd VB Glosters Officer's PBP

A rare silver-plated pouch-belt plate for an officer of the 2nd volunteer battalion of The Gloucestershire Regiment with three screw fastenings (north, east and west). Worn circa 1883-1905. Brinson G62.

Note: Brinson states this style of plate with the Victorian crown was worn right through to 1908, although a version with the South Africa honour was used circa 1905-08.
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Code: 57430