OTC/Clifton Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for The Clifton College Officer Training Corps with two lug fastenings (east and west). Westlake 1686 or Brinson K60.

Note: Westlake states this title was worn by infantry companies, with RE/OTC/Clifton worn by engineers companies. Brinson dates this title to circa 1950.  read more

Code: 58121

25th RF (Frontiersmen) Cap Badge

A rare, brass, cap badge for the 25th (Frontiersmen) battalion of The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) with a slider fastening. KK1142.

Note: This badge is sometimes known as the 'garage' badge or the 'Gamages' badge.

Kipling & King states: "It is believed that this early badge was made from Grenadier Guards cap badges with the scroll added in a local gara...  read more

Code: 58120

Worcestershire Regt Puggaree Badge

A brass puggaree badge with a long slider fastening. KK319/Bennett 357.

Note: Kipling & King states this pattern was worn circa 1890-1901. Roger Bennett, in his book on Badges of the Worcestershire Regiment, dates it to circa 1891-1900.  read more

Code: 58119

Para Regt Beret Badge

A King's crown, white metal, beret badge for The Parachute Regiment with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK2059.  read more

Code: 58118

Recce Corps OSD Cap Badge

An officer's service dress, bronzed, cap badge for The Reconnaissance Corps with two blade fastenings (east and west). KK1925.  read more

Code: 58117

RUR Plastic Cap Badge

A scarce, WW2 economy issue, plastic cap badge for The Royal Ulster Rifles with two blade fastenings (north and south). Minor warping. KK2259.  read more

Code: 58115

RA (Vols) Busby Grenade

A white metal busby badge for The Royal Artillery (Volunteers) with a replacement slider fastening. As KK826/Litchfield & Westlake 9.

Note: Norman Litchfield and Ray Westlake, in their book on The Volunteer Artillery 1859-1908, date these badges to circa 1860-78.

The book states: "There appear to have been two distinctive patterns used to which it has been impossib...  read more

Code: 58114

Wilts Regt Post-1954 Officer's Collar Badges

A scarce pair of (slightly faded) silver and gilt collar badges for The Wiltshire Regiment, each with two lug fastenings (east and west). The reverse of each is marked for manufacturer J.R. Gaunt London. Churchill 1505.

Note: These are the short-lived Prince Philip (PP) cypher pattern - in 1954 Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, became colonel-in-chief of the regiment.
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Code: 58112

Leeds Pals Cap Badge

A scarce, brass, cap badge for the 15th (Leeds) battalion of The Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire Regiment) with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK1147.

Part of Kitchener's Army.  read more

Code: 58110

Anodised UoW Cap Badge

An anodised aluminium cap badge for The University of Wales Officer Training Corp with a slider fastening (marked Toye, Kenning & Spencer).  read more

Code: 58109