Honourable Artillery Company ( HAC B) brass metal shoulder title

Honourable Artillery Company - Artillery. Brass shoulder title, B / HAC, worn by "B" Battery. Some minor twisting to the two original loops to the reverse otherwise in very good condition. There is another one available if of interest.

G146.3(1)
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Code: 63038

Royal Corps of Signals Bi Metal Cap Badge on Backing Plate

A two part bi metal cap badge with blades to reverse of crown and two original loops to reverse of lower section on original shaped aluminium backing plate. Worn 1947 - 1952 only.

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Code: 63003

T / RAMC Part of Larger Title (cut down)

One lug to reverse, bottom section removed. Could suit a number of territorial Royal Army Medical Corps units.

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Code: 62961

Royal Artillery Volunteers Victorian Officers helmet plate

A fine silver plated example worn circa 1878-1902. Royal Arms, pierced around the shield, with scroll below bearing a laurel spray. Below the scroll, a gun with fixed wheel resting on a scroll inscribed 'Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt'. Three original silvered loops to reverse. A small field of original red felt sewn to ground of the gun, now partially detached. Not sure what this signified but eas...  read more

Code: 62944

Royal Army Service Corps ( RASC ) Scarce George V ( GV ) pattern brass cap badge

Original slider to reverse (some twisting and light scratches). Has been lacquered but in good worn condition. It is a mystery as to why this should have be such a hard badge to find, the assumption being that earlier non Royal title cap badges were to be used up first.

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Code: 62932

RAMC Royal Army Medical Corps Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge

In very good unissued condition with original slider. This pattern worn throughout both world wars.

K&K No 1007 refers.

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Code: 60890

Militia Artillery Busby Brass Badge and Plume Holder

A militia other ranks brass 1855 general pattern plume holder. Many corps of militia wore the busby with full dress for a period beyond 1882 when gold lace and gilt and brass badges were introduced for all the Militia Artillery. Plumes were worn in these holders were usually made of white goat or horse hair, 6 inches in height and worn on the left side of the busby. The busby itself was made ...  read more

Code: 61586

SVA Suffolk Volunteer Artillery White Metal Forage Cap Badge

An attractive scroll forage cap badge with the entwined letters SVA. Two loops to the reverse suggesting for wear on the cap rather than a pouch. In good condition with no damage and sharp detail. Circa 5.2cm wide and 3cm tall.

A124.5
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Code: 59300

Victorian Volunteer Royal Engineers Matched Set of Ornate Belt Buckle and Belt End Ornament

Silver plated, in good condition with original fixings to the reverse. Slight wear to silver plate. Excellent condition otherwise. Scarce.

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Code: 58096

HAC ( Honourable Artillery Company ) Artillery Section Brass Shoulder Title

Small Brass shoulder title with two original hexagonal lugs to the reverse. Circa 3.5cm wide and 1.2cm tall. In very good condition. This pattern introduced 1952 for the Artillery Section.

Westlake No 1476 refers.

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Code: 58214