10th (Territorial) Battalion (Liverpool Scottish) The King's Liverpool Regiment White Metal Pouch Badge

As per the cap badge in design but with two of two original screwposts, complete with retaining nuts, to the reverse. Cast and of two part construction. In good overall condition.

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Code: 67572

The Royal Scots Other Ranks Bi-Metal Pagri Badge - Slider

A scarce badge, with original slider, not as long as that encountered on pre 1906 examples, so probably WW1 vintage. Condition is not great as slider has been bent back to make a hook, no doubt to facilitate a firmer grip of the pagri cloth, and this manipulation has distorted the central device which has popped off a bit on the left side of the circlet from the white metal star, not discernabl...  read more

Code: 67167

T / RE / Lowland (Scottish) One Piece Brass Shoulder Title

A brass shoulder title for the (territorial) Lowland divisional engineers with three original splay footed lug fastenings (north, east and west). Some service wear to letters and light staining, otherwise in good condition.

Westlake Fig 536 refers.

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Code: 67610

T / RAMC / Scottish One Piece Gilt Brass Shoulder Title

Some evidence of service wear otherwise in good condition. Scarce.

A brass shoulder title for the (territorial) Scottish 1-4th General Hospitals Royal Army Medical Corps Doctors and Staff with three original splay footed lug fastenings (north, east and west). Some service wear and light staining, otherwise in good condition.

Westlake No 438 refers.

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Code: 67609

Royal Fusiliers City of London Regt. Edwardian OR's fur-cap grenade badge

A good scarce post 1901 die stamped brass example. One long loop (bent over) and an unusual slider fitting to lower reverse of the grenade. In very good condition.

K&K Vol 1 No 947 refers.

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Code: 66609

WW2 Royal Horse Guards (The Blues) Bronze GVI Cap Badge with tabs / blades

A bronze die struck cap badge with two original tabs / blades to the reverse. Dramatically shaped to cap, some minor service wear to finish but a good original colour. King's Crown. Sealed 1937 and worn until 1953.

K&K Vol 2 No 1877 refers.

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Code: 66607

A useful white metal numeral '1' - probably police

Single white metal with a single hexagonal fixing to the reverse. Wrong shape and slightly too large for the Tyneside Scottish WW1 title, most likely Police collar numeral. Circa 2cms tall and 1cms wide. In good condition.

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Code: 68142

South Africa - Durban Light Infantry (DLI) Small Pair of Matched White Metal Collar Badges

I am used to seeing larger white metal versions than these for the Durban Light Infantry so perhaps these were smaller officers' issues. Confirmation welcome. I do not believe these relate to the Durham Light Infantry. Circa 1.1cms tall and 3.4cms wide with two original 'D' shaped loops to the reverse of each.

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Code: 68141

4th West York Militia Matched Pair of White Metal Collar Badges

A gorgeous pair of die struck white metal collar badges with two original brass loops to the reverse. An early pair of superior quality. Worn 1876 - 1881. Subsequently the 4th (Militia) Battalion, The West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own).

Churchill No 468 refers.

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Code: 68140

Duke of Cornwall 's Light Infantry Matched Pair of Gilding Medal Collar Badges

Heavy die struck pair of matched collars with a gilt finish. Two original lugs to each.

Churchill No 898 refers.

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Code: 57266