5th Glosters Officer's SBP

A rare. silvered, shoulder-belt plate for an officer of the 5th (territorial) battalion of The Gloucestershire Regiment with four screw fastenings. Brinson G92.

Note: Brinson states this badge, found in white metal and silver, was used on the cross-belt. He dates it to 1908-1914.

This plate has had assorted restoration work - priced accordingly.  read more

Code: 58780

Victorian RA Busby Grenade

A gilt busby grenade for an officer of The Royal Artillery with a (repaired) long slider fastening.

Note: This example shows seven spokes in the gun's wheel. There is some discolouration to the flames.  read more

Code: 58625

RE Officer's Pouch Badge

A gilt binocular case/pouch badge for an officer of The Royal Engineers with four screw fastenings.  read more

Code: 58596

Light Cavalry Band Cap Badge

A silver-plated and gilt cap badge for The Light Cavalry Band with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse is marked F&S, for manufacturer Firmin & Sons. NMK06.

Note: Chris Marsh's book, New Metal: British Army Cap Badges 1990-2020, dates this badge to circa 2008 and describes it as scarce.  read more

Code: 58519

Border Regt Officer's WBC

A rare silver, gilt and enamel waist-belt clasp for an officer of The Border Regiment. Both parts carry the benchmark number 69. As Ryan 201.

Note: Ryan states all the Dress Regulations say the garter and motto should be in gilt while her own example has this part of the clasp in silver (as is the case with this example).

Unfortunately, there is damage to the enamel.  read more

Code: 58460

General Service WBC

A general pattern, brass, waist-belt clasp with markings to the rear (perhaps related to the soldier).  read more

Code: 58447

W Yorks Regt Officer's WBC

A rare, silver and gilt, waist-belt clasp for an officer of The West Yorkshire Regiment with matching benchmarks (1). Worn circa 1890-1901. Ryan 178.  read more

Code: 58420

APC Officer's Pouch Badge

A scarce and attractive, Victorian, gilt pouch badge for an officer of The Army Pay Corps with three screw fastenings (north, east and west).

Note: I understand this badge was worn by officers of the APC, although it could be a more generic item used by other unit also.  read more

Code: 58396

The Rifles CBP

A white metal cross-belt plate for The Rifles with four screw fastenings and its backplate intact.  read more

Code: 58393

Suffolk Regt Puggaree Badge

A Victorian, brass, puggaree badge for The Suffolk Regiment with two crudely replaced lug fastenings (east and west).  read more

Code: 58378