New Zealand Veterinary Corps Officers OSD Bronze Collar Badge - Gaunt tablet

This is the fern leaf pattern as opposed to the laurel leaf pattern, in bronze. Circa 3.2cm tall, UK made with JR Gaunt London tablet to reverse of crown. Two original lugs to the reverse. In very good condition and scarce. The unit was formed in 1906 and disbanded in 1947. King’s crown.

Oldham No 8/367 refers.

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Code: 58407

WW1 New Zealand NZ Military Forces Motor Reserve of Officers' Cap Badge

Very scarce brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse and makers details for Gaunt London, worn by the New Zealand Motor Reserve of Officers (only 178 officers). A stylized steering wheel, bearing the title "N.Z. Military Forces Motor Reserve". In existence for a very short period from 16 April 1913. Disbanded 11th February 1920. Circa 3.2cm in diameter. A lovely badge.

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Code: 60505

WW1 New Zealand Expeditionary Force - 18th Reinforcements Matched Pair of Brass Collars

A matching pair of brass die struck collar badges with two original hexagonal lugs to the reverse of each (as typical of this series), although one collar is slightly mis-struck around the rays of the star. Each is circa 3.1cm tall.

Oldham (2011 edition) No 4/86 refers.

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Code: 64205

British Army - Royal Logistics Corps (RLC) Officer's Cap Badge and Matched Collar Badge Set, QEII Issue

A good 2nd pattern eight-pointed star with the topmost point displaced with a St. Edward's crown (QEII). Resting on crossed axes and surrounded by a laurel - wreath the Garter proper. Within the Garter an ordnance shield. At the base of the Garter a scroll inscribed
" We sustain ". The shield in silver plate with the remainder in gilt and enamel inlay. The Cap Badge has two original lon...  read more

Code: 68066

Scottish 1st Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers Shoulder Belt Plate

A die struck blackened brass example, with three original screwposts and retaining its original nuts with washers to reverse (one nut with damage but still functional). Some slight wear to black finish on the highpoints of the "Wee Jimmy" otherwise in very good condition and rare. Worn 1860 - 1884. Circa 7.1cms tall and 7cms wide.

Bloomer No 214 refers.

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Code: 67182

WW1 QMAAC (Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps) Brass Shoulder Title - 2nd Pattern

In very good condition with two original hexagonal loops to the reverse. Only worn from 1918 until disbandment in 1919.

Westlake No 1811 refers.

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Code: 67195

Scots Guards Officers Forage Cap Star Badge

A two-part constructed cap star silver plated and gilt with green translucent enamel to centre and an original pin and C clasp fitting with safety clasp to the rear. Circa 5cms across. Worn on the Glengarry and Balmoral cap. Gilt now worn back to the brass, silver plate dark toned enamel intact and otherwise in good condition. An earlier example.

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Code: 67194

Lancashire Fusiliers Officers OSD Bronze Collar Badge - Sphinx left facing

Of two part construction with two original lugs to the reverse, as worn from 1915 onwards. Circa 3.8cms tall. In very good condition.

Churchill No 582 refers

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Code: 67201

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Officer's Bronze OSD Collar Badge - Flag to Left

A domed variety with a good spread of flames, of two part construction with two original loops to reverse. Churchill claims this pattern was also worn in WW1 by the 4th Battalion in their caps. Introduced for in 1902 for wear on the Officers' service dress. In very good condition.

Churchill No 752 refers.

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Code: 67202

The Queen's Regiment Matched and Facing Pair of Collar Badges

A matched and facing pair, with two original loops to the reverse of each. Silver plate and gilt, die cast and of two part construction. In near mint condition. As worn from 1992 on No 1 Dress.

Churchill & Westlake No 279 refers.

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Code: 68062