Anodised QRIH Cap Badge
A scarce, first pattern, anodised aluminium cap badge for The Queen's Royal Irish Hussars with a slider fastening.(marked J.R. Gaunt London). KK1898. read more
30.00 GBP
8th Hussars Cap Badge
A bi-metal cap badge for The 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars with a slider fastening. KK762. read more
25.00 GBP
Skins Officer's Collar Badge
A nice, silver-plated and gilt, collar badge for an officer of The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south). Churchill 747.
Note: Colin Churchill, in his book on the History of The British Army Infantry Collar Badge, states this collar was introduced in 1928. read more
20.00 GBP
Skins Cap Badge
A bi-metal, 'flag left' pattern, cap badge for The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers with a slider fastening and 'sweathole' construction. KK632. read more
30.00 GBP
Irish Horse (IY) Cap Badge
A rare, brass, cap badge for The 29th Battalion (Irish Horse) Imperial Yeomanry with the correct four lug fastenings. Worn circa 1901-02 only. KK1405. read more
18th Foot Last Pattern Shako Plate
A scarce, brass, last pattern shako plate for The 18th Foot (later 1st battalion of The Royal Irish Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). Some polish. As KK179. read more
140.00 GBP
RDF OSD Collar Badge
A somewhat crude, officer's service dress, bronzed collar badge for The Royal Dublin Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south). Churchill 1895.
Note: Colin Churchill, in his book on the History of The British Army Infantry Collar Badge, suggests this pattern was introduced just prior to WW1. read more
20.00 GBP
NIB Piper's Caubeen Badge
A nice, silver-plated and gilt, caubeen badge for a piper of The North Irish Brigade with four lug fastenings. As KK2035. read more
65.00 GBP
QRH Cap Badge
A bi-metal/acrylic cap badge for The Queen's Royal Hussars with a slider fastening (marked Firmin). KK2721. read more
20.00 GBP
RIR FS Cap Badge
A Victorian, (somewhat faded) blackened brass, field-service cap badge for The Royal Irish Rifles with two lug fastenings (north and south).
Note: Also worn as a collar badge. Churchill 1749. read more