R Regt of Scotland WBC

A silver-plated and gilt waist-belt clasp for The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Some light scratches/scuffing.  read more

Code: 58728

Queen's Regt Plastic Cap Badge

A WW2, economy issue, plastic cap badge for the Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment with two blade fastenings (east and west). KK2209.  read more

Code: 58727

W Riding OSD Cap Badge

An officer's service dress, bronzed, cap badge for The Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment with two blade fastenings (east and west). KK642.  read more

Code: 58726

Victorian 16L Czapka Płatę

A nice, brass, lance cap plate for The 16th Lancers with two screw fastenings (east and west). Slightly flattened, with two small pinholes on either side of the crown. As KK722 or Rowe & Carman 91.

Note: Rowe & Carman describe this as 'pattern E', the final Victorian plate, with 13 battle honours.  read more

Code: 58725

Norfolk Yeomanry G5th Cap Badge

A George 5th pattern, brass, cap badge for The Norfolk Yeomanry with a slider fastening (marked BP Co Ld B'ham for manufacturer Bodill Parker). KK1477.  read more

Code: 58723

Beds Regt OSD Collar Badges

A (non-matching?) pair of officer's service dress, bronzed, collar badges for The Bedfordshire Regiment, each with two lug fastenings (east and west - the east lug, as viewed, is somewhat crudely repaired). Churchill 507.

Note: These are the smaller versions at approximately 28mm tall x 28mm wide. Churchill states: "Medium and small variations were worn around WW1."  read more

Code: 58722

T/5/Welsh Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the 5th (territorial) battalion of The Welsh Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 1156.  read more

Code: 58721

King's Own Officer's Cap Badge

A nice, (unmarked) silver, cap badge for The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK592.  read more

Code: 58718

Irish Guards Valise Badge

A nice, brass, valise badge for The Irish Guards with four lug fastenings.

Note: My understanding is the four lug fastenings were used prior to 1881 when the more usual 'box' fastening was introduced.  read more

Code: 58716

LF Glengarry Grenade

A brass glengarry badge for The Lancashire Fusiliers with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK964.  read more

Code: 58714