Victorian APC Cap Badge

A Victorian, brass, cap badge for The Army Pay Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK1034.  read more

Code: 58153

106th Foot Glengarry Badge

A rare, brass, pre-1881 glengarry badge for The 106th Foot (later the 2nd battalion of The Durham Light Infantry) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK583.  read more

Code: 58150

RAEC QC Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The Royal Army Educational Corps with a slider fastenings (marked J.R. Gaunt London). KK2146.  read more

Code: 58149

7th Hussars Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The 7th Hussars with a slider fastening and 'sweathole' construction. KK760.  read more

Code: 58148

5th, 7th-9th DLI Officer's Cap Badge

A scarce, silver-plated, cap badge for an officer of the 5th, 7th, 8th and 9th (territorial) battalions of The Durham Light Infantry with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse is stamped ‘P' to indicate silver plate. KK1748.  read more

Code: 58145

Anodised OBLI Beret Badge

An anodised aluminium beret badge for The Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry with a slider fastening (marked J.R. Gaunt London). KK2005.  read more

Code: 58144

APTC Cap Badge

A King's crown, chromed, cap badge for The Army Physical Training Corps with a slider fastening. KK2154.  read more

Code: 58143

15th Hussars Collar Badges

A pair of bi-metal collar badges for The 15th (King's) Hussars, each with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Churchill & Westlake 29.

Note: This pattern of collar badge was also worn by The 15th/19th Hussars but the three lug fastenings suggest them to be early Edwardian examples.  read more

Code: 58142

RB Post-1881 Glengarry Badge

A white metal glengarry badge for The Rifle Brigade with two lug fastenings (east and west - possibly replacements, one bent over almost completely). KK588.  read more

Code: 58138

Hants Regt FS Cap Badge

A brass (perhaps lightly gilded?) field service cap badge for The Hampshire Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Approximately 21mm tall x 30mm wide. Woods 1.43 or Churchill 1001.

Terence Woods, in his book on The Military Insignia of Hampshire and The Isle of Wight, states this badge was worn circa 1881-1902 (in brass or bronze).  read more

Code: 58137