3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers NCO's Bronzed Glengarry Badge, King's Crown
A large die struck glengarry badge in bronzed brass with two original loops. King's crown so 1902 - 1908 only. A very pleasing example with sharp detail,with only minor wear to bronzed finish on highpoints. Usually found in white metal, I suspect this is a sergeant / NCO issue as in bronze. Scarce.
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T / 14 / County of London (London Scottish) Regiment One Piece Brass Shoulder Title
A scarce one piece brass shoulder title, with three original loops. One has sprung open but been reformed to make a loop so still functional. Some polishing from service wear otherwise in good condition.
Westlake No 1526 refers.
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14th Middlesex ( Inns of Court ) Volunteer Rifle Corps ( VRC ) Gilding Metal Cap Badge, circa 1905 - 1908
Die struck with two original long lugs to the reverse. Circa 33cm tall. In good condition with slight bending to lugs.
Note the initials VRC. Scarce Badge. In very good condition, worn circa 1905-08 only. It bears the four shields of the Inns within laurel wreath bearing a four part scroll `South Africa 1900 1901` with scroll across the base inscribed `Inns of Court VRC`. read more
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WW1 - 4th / 5th / 6th Battalions ( Territorial ) Suffolk Regiment Bi Metal Cap Badge - Maker named Bodill Parker & Co
Bi metal cap badge with original slider, some very slight damage to bottom right of applied scroll otherwise in good condition. Correctly applied and original maker mark on slider ' BP & Co Ld. B'ham ' (Bodill Parker & Co Limited, not tobe confused with Bent & Parker). Scarce.
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QVC 4th (West London) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps Blackened Brass Cap Badge, pre 1902
A scarce die struck cap badge in blackened brass with two original loops to the reverse. "4th Middx R.V." on the circlet. Circa 4.3cms tall. Most of black finish intact. Post 1908 they became the 13th Battalion, The London Regiment (Kensington).
The Military Historical Society Bulletin Vol 4 No 21, August 1955, pp12-13 refers (but this is the earlier QVC pattern). Comm DaMc ... read more
Sottish Thistle Glengarry Badge - Variety of Units Possible
A die struck silver plated glengarry badge with original pin fitting. C clasp bent down trapping pin in place. Some dark toning and by the look and feel it has some age to it. It measures circa 43mm wide and 48mm tall.
A number of possible military units (and some other non military bands also), as follows:
Royal Scottish Reserve Regiment (K&K 1131 refers)
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1st Volunteer Battalion VB Buckinghamshire / Bucks Rifle Volunteer Corps (RVC) Slouch Hat Badge
King's crown blackened brass slouch hat badge with two lugs and securing post at base plus tabs to secure the original red velvet backing. The Swan from the Arms of Buckinghamshire to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " 1st.Bucks Rifle Volunteers ". A very pleasing example. Worn 1902 - 1908. Raised in 1859 at Great Marlow with HQ in Institute Road.
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The Royal Norfolk Regiment Officers Silver Plated Collar Badge
A scarce smaller pattern silver plated collar badge marked 'P' to the reverse, with two original silver plated loops. Circa 2.6 cms tall. All patterns from had eight laurel leaves in the sprig. This smaller pattern was worn by officers of the Regular battalions for a short time only as it was sealed 9th October 1956.
Churchill No 294 refers.
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6th (Territorial) Battalion Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Blackened Brass Cap Badge
Full size cap badge, die struck with original slider to the reverse. In very good condition with only minor wear to the black finish.
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5th Cinque Ports (Territorial) Battalion The Royal Sussex Regiment Brass Cap Badge
A brass die struck cap badge with original slider unique to the 5th Territorial Cinque Ports Battalion. It comprises a shield bearing the Arms of the Cinque Ports upon the Maltese cross and Roussillon Plume above the title scroll. In very good condition.
KK1728 refers.
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