British Army Badges

West Riding Regt Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment with a long slider fastening. KK642. read more

20.00 GBP

NCC Shoulder Title

A scarce, brass, shoulder title/cap badge for The Non-Combatant Corps with two hexagonal lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 394. read more

Code: 58741

40.00 GBP

A rare and attractive, silver and gilt, helmet plate for an officer of (likely the 4th or 5th territorial battalion of) The Lincolnshire Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). The reverse is marked for Hobson & Sons, Lexington St, London. As KK224.

Note: This looks to be a conversion from a Victorian plate - often carried out around 1902, as officer's were req... read more

Code: 58740

450.00 GBP

Royal Fusiliers Brodrick Cap Badge

A scarce, brass, Brodrick cap badge for The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) with a slider fastening. Churchill 187, as KK596.

Note: Churchill states: "The mens' gilding metal collar badge was renewed in 1898... it would appear that this same badge fitted with a slider fastener was worn on the Broderick (sic) cap 1898-1905." read more

Code: 58738

60.00 GBP

Household Cavalry G6th Cap Badge

A scarce George 6th pattern, brass, cap badge for The Household Cavalry with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK1880. read more

Code: 58736

60.00 GBP

R Guernsey LI HPC

A scarce, brass, helmet plate centre for The Royal Guernsey Light Infantry with all four of its staple-style loop fastenings intact. KK355. read more

Code: 58734

60.00 GBP

T/ASC/Herefordshire Shoulder Title

A rare, brass, shoulder title for the (territorial) Herefordshire (Welsh) divisional transport and supply column of The Army Service Corps with three lug fastenings (north, east and west - the north lug is a replacement). Westlake 488. read more

Code: 58731

125.00 GBP

Forage Corps Cap Badge

A rare, bronzed, cap badge for The Women's Forage Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). McHenry & Kellock 2395.

Note: In their book Badges of The Empire's Waggoners, Michael McHenry and David Kellock state this unit was formed in 1915 and attached to the Army Service Corps.

The role of this unit, which employed some 6,000 women, was to supply forage to the... read more

Code: 58730

150.00 GBP