Tower Hamlets Militia Officer's Badge

A rare, bullion, forage cap badge for an officer of The Queen’s Own Royal Tower Hamlets (Light Infantry) Militia. Worn circa 1874-1881.  read more

Code: 62090

RRF Plastic Cap Badge

A black plastic cap badge for The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers with an aluminium strip fastening. As KK2027.

Note: These unpopular badges were worn for a brief period in Northern Ireland, with an assortment of fastenings.  read more

Code: 62089

The King's Regt Cap Badge

A bi-metal badge for The King's Regiment (Liverpool & Manchester) with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse is stamped LB&B for manufacturer The London Badge & Button Company Limited.

This is the larger badge at approximately 45mm high x 32mm wide. Hodges p134, 1. Hodges states this larger badge was introduced in 2001.  read more

Code: 62087

R Norfolk OSD Cap Badge

An officer's service dress, bronzed, cap badge for The Royal norfolk Regiment with two blade fastenings (east and west). KK1976.  read more

Code: 62086

5th Cameronians Pouch Badge

A scarce, white metal, pouch badge for the 5th volunteer/territorial battalion of The Cameronians/Scottish Rifles with two screw fastenings (east and west, with one nut intact).  read more

Code: 62085

W Riding Plastic Cap Badge

A WW2 economy issue, plastic,, cap badge for The Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment with two blade fastenings (north and south). KK2233.  read more

Code: 62083

T/Y/City of London Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for The City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 337.  read more

Code: 62081

40th Foot Officer's HP

A rare, silver and gilt, helmet plate for an officer of The 40th Foot (2nd Somersetshire, later 2nd battalion of The South Lancashire Regiment) with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Worn circa 1878-81 only. As KK195.  read more

Code: 62080

Hampshire Regt FS Cap Badge

A nice, 'brass', field-service cap badge for The Hampshire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn circa 1881-1902. Woods 1.43.

Note: Terence Woods, in his book on The Military Insignia of Hampshire and The Isle of Wight, describes this badge in brass or bronze (page 26).

To quote Woods' glossary, brass is described as "an alloy of copper and zinc, a...  read more

Code: 62078

The CAMUS Cap Badge

A scarce, gilt, cap badge for The Corp of Army Music with a slider fastening (marked Firmin London). Marsh NMF06.

Note: This is the version with ‘The’ in the title.

Chris Marsh, in his book on 'New Metal: British Army Cap Badges 1990-2020', dates it to the late 1990s and describes it as "scarce in this version else common". I understand the title on the badge was c...  read more

Code: 62077