RMLI Puggaree Badge

A scarce, brass, puggaree badge for The Royal Marines Light Infantry with a slider fastening. KK1097 or Rawlinson 197.

Note: John Rawlinson, in his book Personal Distinctions 350 Years of Royal Marines Uniforms and Insignia, states this badge was issued "for use on white helmets as a puggaree badge, note the long slider".  read more

Code: 59796

KDG Cap Badge

An early pattern, brass, cap badge for The 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards with a slider fastening. KK734.  read more

Code: 59794

London University OTC Collar Badges

A pair of brass shoulder titles for The University of London Officer Training Corps, each with two lug fastenings (east and west). Churchill & Westlake 425.  read more

Code: 59792

T/RGA/Kent Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the (territorial) Kent defended ports battery of The Royal Garrison Artillery with three lug fastenings (north, east and west). Westlake 694.  read more

Code: 59791

9L NCO's Arm Badge

A cast, white metal, arm badge for a non-commissioned officer of The 9th Lancers with three lugs fastenings (north, east and west). As Linaker & Dine 25.1C.

Note: It looks like there has been some support/repair work to the rear.  read more

Code: 59789

RA Post-1952 Bedplate

A brass bedplate for The Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 59786

RCT Officer's Cap Badge

A silver-plated, gilt and enamel cap badge for an officer of The Royal Corps of Transport with two lug fastenings (east and west). KK2119.  read more

Code: 59784

RB 1956-58 Cap Badge

A white metal cap badge for The Rifle Brigade with a slider fastening. Worn circa 1956-58 only. KK2020.  read more

Code: 59783

RM NCO's Collar Badges

A nice, gilt, pair of collar badges for a non-commissioned officer of The Royal Marine, each with two lug fastenings (east and west). As Churchill & Westlake 416.  read more

Code: 59782

54th Foot Officer’s Albert Pattern Shako Plate

A superb and rare, silver and gilt, Albert pattern shako plate for an officer of The 54th Foot (West Norfolk, later 2nd battalion of The Dorsetshire Regiment) with two horizontal lug fastenings (east and west). Worn circa 1844-55. As KK98.

Note: Kipling & King, Head-dress Badges of The British Army Volume 1, shows a similar plate but the Marabout honour is on a scroll beneath the...  read more

Code: 59780