QOOH Cap Badge

A bronzed cap badge for The Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK1461.  read more

Code: 55257

RADC Officer's Cap Badge

A nice silver-plated and gilt cap badge for an officer of The Royal Army Dental Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west) and a green felt backing (not shown). KK2148.  read more

Code: 55256

1st Somersetshire Militia Glengarry Badge

A scarce, brass, glengarry badge for The First Somersetshire Light Infantry Militia with two lug fastenings (east and west). Worn c1874-81. KK1189.  read more

Code: 55255

The King's Own HPC

A brass helmet plate centre for The King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment with all four loops intact. KK295.  read more

Code: 55253

16th Lancers Officer's Pouch Badge

A rare, gilt, pouch badge for an officer of The 16th Queen's Lancers with two screw fastenings to the rear (east and west, the nuts appear to be replacements).

Note: The floriated 'C' represents Queen Charlotte.  read more

Code: 55245

Northamptonshire Regt Cap Badge

A bi-metal, 'long key' variant, cap badge for The Northamptonshire Regiment with a slider fastening and 'sweathole' construction. KK666.  read more

Code: 55244

Cameron Highlanders Officer’s Plaid Brooch

A scarce, silver, Victorian-period plaid brooch for an officer of The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders with a stout pin fastening.  read more

Code: 55240

T/4/King's Own Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the 4th (territorial) battalion of The King's Own (Royal Lancaster) Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 757.  read more

Code: 55231

Glider Pilot Regt Collar Badges

A scarce pair of white metal collar badges for The Glider Pilot Regiment, each with a single fastening to the centre. As Churchill & Westlake 356.  read more

Code: 55228

Victorian Grenadier Guards Valise Badge

A Victorian-period, brass, valise badge for The Grenadier Guards with three of its four lug fastenings intact.

Note: I understand these were issued with four lugs up to 1881 when the 'box' fastening was introduced.  read more

Code: 55226