RMF Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The Royal Munster Fusiliers with a slider fastenings and 'sweathole' construction. KK701.

Note: The flames on this example are unusually flat.  read more

Code: 61587

RIF Officer's Cap Badge

A nice, silver-plated and gilt, cap badge for an officer of The Royal Irish Fusiliers with a slider fastening (with an unusual curved J.R. Gaunt London mark). KK694.  read more

Code: 61569

RIF Officer's Cap Badge

A bullion and silver-plate cap badge for an officer of The Royal Irish Fusiliers. As KK694.  read more

Code: 61555

The Leinster Regt (1916) Cap Badge

A WW1 economy issue, brass, cap badge for The Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians) with a slider fastening. KK699.  read more

Code: 61455

5th Lancers Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction. KK757.  read more

Code: 61354

Inniskilling Fusiliers Glengarry Grenade

A brass glengarry grenade for The Inniskilling Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (north and south). KK968.  read more

Code: 61233

London Irish Caubeen Badge

A blackened brass caubeen badge for the 18th battalion of The London Regiment (London Irish) with a slider fastening. KK1848.  read more

Code: 61217

Conn.Rangers Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title with two hexagonal lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 1405.

Ray Westlake, in his book on Collecting Metal Shoulder Titles, states this title was introduced by 1914.  read more

Code: 61131

Irish Guards Officer's Cap Badge

A silver, gilt and enamel cap badge for an officer of The Irish Guards with two a pin fastening (east-west). KK912.

Note: The reverse bears the maker mark LB&B Co (for The London Badge & Button Company) and hallmarks for Birmingham, sterling silver and the year 1985 (an elaborate L).  read more

Code: 61075

Grenade/Inniskillings Shoulder Titles

A pair of two-piece, brass, shoulder titles for The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers with two lugs on the grenade (north and south) and two lugs on the main part of the title (east and west). Westlake 1011.

Note: Westlake states this title was worn c1927. Likely a 'marriage', rather than all together since originally issued.  read more

Code: 61051