Scottish Gordon Highlanders Officer's Silver Sporran Purse Badge, king's crown issue
Die cast in silver made my a Scottish maker, stamped "A & J Smith, Aberdeen" and also "Silver". With two original silvered loops to the reverse. King's Crown issue so pre 1952. Circa 42mm tall and in very good condition with sharp detail and no damage. Silver dark toned to front. Scarce.
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Victorian 5th Fusiliers / Northumberland Fusiliers Officers Silver & Gilt Mess Dress Shoulder Badge Ornament
A favourite badge of mine, not immediately one that would be associated with the 5th Northumberland Fusiliers, but this was the badge worn on various forms of shoulder decoration by officers from 1836 until 1898. The grenade is finely struck, and silver plated, now dark toned with traces of old polish with a gilt rose and QVC crown separately mounted. At some point the retaining wires have be... read more
Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Officers Bronze OSD Cap Badge, Kings Crown
A good scarce heavy die cast bronze example circa 1902-53. Two original blades to the reverse (one with slight damage.
Please note the blades are delicate and one of them has a split in it at the point where it joins to the badge, so I definitely do not recommend opening or playing with the blades on this badge. Sold as seen.
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Somerset Light Infantry Officers Bronze OSD Cap Badge - Blades
Smaller pattern in die cast bronze with two original blades. Circa 3.6cms tall.
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The Wiltshire Regiment Officers Silver and Gilt Small Field Service Cap Badge, post 1954
A good scarce post 1954 die cast unmarked silver plated example with two original silvered long (13mm) lugs to the reverse with applied gilt Duke of Edinburgh's cypher. Silver bright, but with some wear to the plate finish otherwise in good condition.
As per Churchill No 1505 which is shown as worn as a collar badge from 1954 until amalgamation, but the lugs on the collars were c... read more
The Wiltshire Regiment Officers Silver and Gilt Small Field Service Cap Badge, pre 1954
Of two part construction with two original long (13mm) copper lugs. The cross is silver marked with the letter "(S)" and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Silver dark toned, gilt a little dull, but in very good condition.
As per Churchill No 1504 which is shown as worn as a collar badge as worn until 1954, but the lugs on the collars were circa 8mm long. An identical badge was w... read more
The Wiltshire Regiment Officers OSB Bronze Cap Badge - Blades - Gaunt
Die cast bronze with two original blades to the reverse and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Two part construction. Great colour with almost no wear. A very pleasing example.
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Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI) Officers Silver Plated, Gilt & Enamel Cap Badge
Of two-part construction with black enamel centre disk behind a silvered rose (padded with material presumably to act as a 'shock absorber' to prevent damage to the enamel disc). In good overall condition complete with two original long lugs (some twisting) but with some wear to the gilt finish.
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Devonshire Regiment Officers Silver Plated Gilt and Blue Velvet Collar Badge. King's Crown
An early example (non enamel centre) of gilt and silver plated collar badge of two part construction with two original silvered loops to the reverse. Blue velvet backing in very good condition.
Churchill No 341 refers.
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1st Gurkha Rifles Officer's Hallmarked Silver (dated 1913) SBP - Jennens
Complete with all fixings, matching hallmarks to front and back and benchmarks (letter B) to all pieces. Stunning
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