Northumberland Fusiliers Bedplate

A brass bedplate for The Northumberland Fusiliers - the back is discoloured.  read more

Code: 55594

WRAC Waist-Belt Clasp

A two-piece, brass, waist-belt clasp for The Women's Royal Army Corps with a maker's stamp for Hobson & Son London Ltd to the rear.  read more

Code: 55496

3rd A.B. West Riding RVC Pouch Badge

A white metal pouch badge for The 3rd Administrative Battalion, Yorkshire, West Riding Rifle Volunteer Corps with two screw fastenings (north and south).

Dixon Pickup's book on "West York Rifle Volunteers 1859-1887" shows the same item as a forage cap/glengarry badge (reference 55).  read more

Code: 55426

3rd Norfolk RVC Officer's WBC

A rare, silver-plated, waist-belt clasp for an officer of The Third Norfolk Rifle Volunteer Corps with matching benchmarks (10).  read more

Code: 55275

16th Lancers Officer's Pouch Badge

A rare, gilt, pouch badge for an officer of The 16th Queen's Lancers with two screw fastenings to the rear (east and west, the nuts appear to be replacements).

Note: The floriated 'C' represents Queen Charlotte.  read more

Code: 55245

The Buffs Bedplate

A brass bedplate for The Buffs (The Royal East Kent Regiment).  read more

Code: 55196

3rd VB Bedfordshire Officer's CBP

A rare, silvered, cross-belt plate for an officer of the 3rd volunteer battalion of The Bedfordshire Regiment with three screw fastenings (north, east and west). HQ at Bedford.  read more

Code: 55180

Royal Fusiliers Bedplate

A brass bedplate for The Royal Fusiliers. The King's crown dates it to circa 1902-52.  read more

Code: 55132

Bloomsbury Rifles Officer's CBP

A rare, silvered, cross-belt plate for an officer of The 19th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Bloomsbury Rifles) with four screw fastenings. The reverse bears a plaque for Hobson & Sons, 1 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W1.  read more

Code: 55100

Worcestershire Regt Valise Badge

A brass valise badge for The Worcestershire Regiment with the usual 'box' fastening. Bennett 1107.

Bennett dates this badge to c1890-1904. He states: "Regimental tradition has it that because 'FIRM' was a distinction of the 36th, it should not have appeared on a badge peculiar to the traditions of the 29th, so the badge was replaced. However, there is evidence that the st...  read more

Code: 55093