Rifle Brigade HP

A blackened brass helmet plate for The Rifle Brigade with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). As KK284.

Note: Kipling & King states the Rifle Brigade ceased to wear helmets in 1890.  read more

Code: 57250

RAOC Officer's Cap Badge

A silver-plated, gilt and enamel cap badge for an officer of The Royal Army Ordnance Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse is marked for manufacturer J.R. Gaunt London and 'P' to indicate silver plate. As KK2124.

Note: There is a small amount of damage to the red enamel. Kipling & King states this pattern was worn from March 1947 to November 1949 only.  read more

Code: 57249

Scots Guards Valise Badge

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

Note: I understand the examples with four lugs to date to pre-1881, when the more usual 'box' fastening came into use.  read more

Code: 57247

F&FY Beret Badge

A white metal beret badge for The Fife & Forfar Yeomanry with a slider fastening (clipped, marked J.R. Gaunt London). KK2316.  read more

Code: 57244

Recce Corps Cap Badge

A brass cap badge for The Reconnaissance Corps with a slider fastening. KK1925.  read more

Code: 57243

T/5/RH Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the 5th (territorial) battalion of The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 1166.  read more

Code: 57241

14th Hussars Cap Badge

A brass, 'small cartwheel', non-voided cap badge for The 14th Hussars with a slider fastening. KK774.  read more

Code: 57237

KEH Cap Badge

A brass cap badge for The King Edward's Horse with a slider fastening. KK1507.  read more

Code: 57233

British African Collar Badge

A scarce, brass, collar badge for the British African squadron of The King's Colonials with two lug fastenings (east and west).  read more

Code: 57232

1st VB R Berks Regt Officer’s HP

A rare, silver-plated, helmet plate for an officer of the 1st volunteer battalion of The Royal Berkshire Regiment with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). HQ at Reading.

Note: The Berkshire Regiment was granted the Royal title in 1885 so this plate dates to c1885-1901.  read more

Code: 57220