1st West York Artillery Vols HP

A rare, white metal, helmet plate for The First West York Artillery Volunteers with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). As Litchfield & Westlake 213.  read more

Code: 56675

RA Officer's Helmet Plate

A nice, gilt, helmet plate for an officer of The Royal Artillery with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). KK807.  read more

Code: 56665

AVC Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge for The Army Veterinary Corps with a slider fastening. KK1043.  read more

Code: 56663

Coldstream Guards OSD Cap Badge

A nice, silver and enamel, officer's service dress cap badge for The Coldstream Guards with two lug fastenings (east and west).

The reverse is marked F&S (for manufacturer Firmin & Sons) and bears hallmarks for Birmingham, sterling silver and 1932 (I think!). KK898.  read more

Code: 56659

Scots Guards Brodrick Cap Badge

A brass Brodrick cap badge for The Scots Guards with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK909.  read more

Code: 56658

Royal Irish Regt Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for The Royal Irish Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 917.

Note: Westlake states this title came into use in 1902.  read more

Code: 56651

Anodised Loyal Regt Collar Badges

A scarce pair of anodised aluminium collar badges for The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire), each with a single lug fastening. The backplate and cotter pins remain in place. Churchill 1284/1285.

Note: Churchill dates these collars to c1961-70.  read more

Code: 56643

T/7/Cheshire Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the 7th (territorial) battalion of The Cheshire Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 961.  read more

Code: 56641

1st Inverness Highland RV NCO's Glengarry Badge

A rare, white metal, glengarry badge for a non-commissioned officer of The 1st Inverness Highland Rifle Volunteers with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn c1880-87. Bloomer 2, 234.  read more

Code: 56640

SG Valise Badge

A brass valise badge for The Scots Guards with four lug fastenings (three of them look like replacements). Cox 1414.

Note: I understand four lugs were used prior to 1881 when the more usual 'box' fastening came into use.  read more

Code: 56637