Lanarkshire Imperial Yeomanry Officers Collar Badges - (Type 2 - Die Struck)

A matched pair of die struck blackened brass collar badges with two original short lugs to the reverse of each. The same pattern and size worn as the cap badge. The property of the same officer who owned the die cast collars of this pattern (see my item 62981) as well as the later pattern cap badge listed as my item 62951 and collar badges listed as 62980. This pattern worn until 1908 by this...  read more

Code: 62986

Lanarkshire Imperial Yeomanry Officers Collar Badges (Type 1 - Die Cast)

A matched pair of die cast blackened bronze collar badges with two original short lugs to the reverse of each. The property of the same man who owned the later pattern cap badge listed as my item 62951 and collar badges listed as 62980. This pattern worn until 1908 by this regiment of Scottish Yeomanry. In superb condition and rare.  read more

Code: 62981

Lanarkshire Yeomanry Officers OSD Collar Badges

A matched pair of die cast blackened bronze collar badges. The property of the same man who owned the accompanying cap badge listed as my item 62951. Most of the black finish worn back to the bronze equally on both badges. Please note one bell held slightly higher on the body than the other.

These were pre WW1 issue (1908 - 1916), but this pattern was brought back in 1952 - ...  read more

Code: 62980

Scottish Lanarkshire Yeomanry Officers Black, Gilt and Silvered Cap Badge

Die cast example with two original loops. In very good condition, with a dark toned silvered bell held in its right claw. The black finish to the front remains mainly intact. This pattern (without scroll) was worn during two periods of the Regiment's history. It was worn from 1908 until 1916 (new pattern with scroll sealed 1 October 1916) and again was sealed for wear 11th January 1952. N...  read more

Code: 62951

WW1 Tank Corps Officers OSD Collar Badge - Gaunt Tablet

A blackened die cast bronze collar badge with two original loops and Gaunt tablet JR Gaunt & Sons Ld, London to the reverse. Left facing tank. Pre 1924.

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Code: 58771

1st Volunteer Battalion The East Kent Rifles (Yeomanry) Officers Helmet Plate

A Victorian QVC blackened brass helmet plate for the 1st Volunteer Battalion (East Kent Rifles). Dating circa 1883 -1898 with a blackened white metal horse above invicta to the centre. In good condition complete with three original lugs to the reverse and red felt backing (looks to be a recent addition). Circa 93mm tall and 65mm wide. In 1898 the unit adopted a rifle pattern busby for full dr...  read more

Code: 62937

WW2 RAC Royal Armoured Corps 1st Pattern Brass Cap Badge

In very good condition with original slider to reverse. The badge appears to have been lacquered. Worn 1939 - 1941.

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Code: 61159

14th-20th Kings Hussars / The Kings Royal Hussars Silver Chromed NCOs Arm Badge, Corporals and above

A post 1957 two part construction badge with raised rim, all in silver chrome metal and with two original loops (east -west) to the reverse and two screw posts to the reverse of the eagle with its correctly fitting hexagonal retaining nuts (slight rust to one). Circa 41mm tall and 31 mm wide (slightly smaller than the example in Linaker & Dine).

This pattern worn by Corporals, ...  read more

Code: 62914

14th - 20th Kings Hussars / Kings Royal Hussars Anodised Aluminium AA Crossed Kukris All Ranks Arm Badge

A small staybrite badge in the form of crossed kukris.
Worn by all ranks. In the case of NCOs above the NCO's arm badge to commemorate the regiment's tanks serving with the 43rd Lorried Gurkhas fighting through Italy campaign in 1944-45. The badge was first adopted in 1947. Original central fixing loop to the reverse. In very good condition. Continued to be worn by the amalgamated K...  read more

Code: 62915

14th / 20th Hussars / Kings Royal Hussars Gurkha Crossed Kukris Bullion Mess Dress Arm Badge

A small circular woven bullion badge in the form of crossed kukris in gold bullion thread. Worn by all ranks to commemorate the regiment's tanks serving with the 43rd Lorried Gurkhas fighting through Italy campaign in 1944-45. The badge was adopted in 1947. In very good condition. It was worn post amalgamation in 1992.

See also the anodised aluminium version listed as item <...  read more

Code: 59931