A scarce, blackened brass, cap badge for the 5th (Cyclist) battalion of The East Yorkshire Regiment with a slider fastening. KK1861.

Note: I believe this to be an original badge - it is a known pattern of WW1 East Yorks badges, although it is hard to be sure when it was blackened.  read more

Code: 61385

100.00 GBP

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A scarce, brass/bronzed, cap badge for the 17th-20th (1st-4th City) battalions of The King's Regiment (Liverpool) with a slider fastening. KK1146.

These short-lived units were part of Kitchener's Army.  read more

Code: 61296

50.00 GBP

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A brass cap badge for The Suffolk Volunteer Training Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse bears a plaque for manufacturer J.R. Gaunt London. KK1678.

Note: This unit was part of the WW1 Volunteer Training Corps movement.  read more

Code: 61203

60.00 GBP

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A scarce, (somewhat faded) blackened brass, cap badge for The 19th Middlesex Rifle Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west).

Note: This badge is shown as Figure 16, plate 10, in Ron Handley's book on The First Londons. He describes it as the original cap badge and dates it to 1859.

It was probably also used by other rifle volunteer units.  read more

Code: 61147

75.00 GBP

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A scarce, white metal, cap badge for a volunteer/militia battalion of The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK663.  read more

Code: 61144

75.00 GBP

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A scarce, white metal, cap badge for the 2nd volunteer battalion of The Norfolk Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Headquarters at Great Yarmouth. Gaylor plate 24.  read more

Code: 61068

80.00 GBP

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