9th Lancers Cap Badge

A white metal cap badge for The 9th Lancers with a slider fastening and reinforcement to the back of the lances. KK674.  read more

Code: 58849

ACC Cap Badge

A brass, 16-spoke pattern, cap badge for The Army Cyclist Corps with a slider fastening. KK1871.  read more

Code: 58848

E Yorks (1916) Cap Badge

A WW1 economy issue, brass, cap badge for The East Yorkshire Regiment with a slider fastening. KK609.  read more

Code: 58847

Anodised Inniskilling Fusiliers Cap Badge

A scarce anodised aluminium cap badge for The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers with a slider fastening (marked Firmin). As KK632.  read more

Code: 58846

The Rifles NCO's CBP

A silvered cross-belt plate for The Rifles with two screw fastenings and the nuts intact.

Note: This badge is approximately 48mm tall x 33mm wide. The badge sent will still be in its original Firmin bag (with NSN number 8455996787185).  read more

Code: 58843

Marlborough/OTC/College Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for The Marlborough College (Wiltshire) Officer Training Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 1747.  read more

Code: 58841

7th Lancs Artillery Vols Officer's HP

A rare, silver-plated, helmet plate for an officer of The 7th Lancashire Artillery Volunteers with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). As KK833.  read more

Code: 58840

Anodised Rochester CCF Cap Badge

A scarce, anodised aluminium, cap badge for The King's School Rochester (Kent) Combined Cadet Force with two lug fastenings (north and south). As KK2600.  read more

Code: 58839

Gloucestershire VR (VTC) Cap Badge

A rare, bronzed, cap badge for The Gloucestershire Volunteer Regiment with a slider fastening. Brinson J9.

Note: This unit was part of the WW1 volunteer training corps movement.  read more

Code: 58835

W&CY NCO's Arm Badge

A rare, bi-metal, arm badge for a non-commissioned officer of The Westmoreland & Cumberland Yeomanry with two lug fastenings (east and west) and 'sweathole' construction. KK1436.

Note: This badge is shown in Kipling & King, described as bronze or bi-metal, with no additional detail. However, I understand it was worn as the NCO's arm badge.  read more

Code: 58830