Edwardian Pattern Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders ( A&SH ) White Metal Cap Badge ( Cat with Tail Up)
The largest cap badge worn in the the British Army, this is die struck white metal with two original lugs to the reverse. Voided centre ( 8 voids) but this is the more unsual pattern where the Sutherland cat has its "tail up". See close up photo. Circa 8cm tall and 6.2cm wide. Some minor service wear to highpoints and slight split in one tip of laurel stem at base of badge. Scarce. ... read more
Royal Irish Fusiliers ( RIF ) Coronet Collar Badge (one only)
A die struck collar badge coronet. Great if you have a matching grenade cap badge or collar badge to go with it. It looks to be circa 1950s manufacture and predates the anodised version. Two original lugs to reverse. Circa 3.2cm wide and 1.8cm tall. Mint condition.
Churchill No 1787 refers. read more
Royal Warwickshire OSD Officers Bronze Collar Badge
Antelope facing left, with three original lugs to the reverse. Three part construction with separate coronet and length of chain attached. In good condition.
Churchill No 176 refers. read more
Devonshire & Dorset Regiment Anodised Aluminium AA Cap Badge - Dowler
In good condition with slider stamped Dowler Birmingham.
The Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, usually just known as the Devon and Dorsets, was an infantry regiment of the British Army formed in 1958 by the amalgamation of two county regiments, the Devonshire Regiment and the Dorset Regiment. In 2007 it was itself merged into The Rifles.
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Kings Own Royal Border Regiment Anodised Aluminium AA Cap Badge - Dowler
In good condition with slider stamped Dowler Birmingham.
The King's Own Royal Border Regiment was an infantry regiment of the British Army in existence from 1959 until 2006, and was part of the King's Division. It was formed at Barnard Castle on 1st October 1959 through the amalgamation of the King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) and the Border Regiment.
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11th Sikh Regiment / 3rd Battalion Other Ranks White Metal Turban Badge
Cast white metal with original long pin for wear on the front of the turban. Circa 4.5cm tall. In good condition.
The circular design of the quoit or chakran is a traditional Sikh motif, and this pattern was worn post 1922 by the 3rd Battalion ( Rattrays ) - originally the Bengal Military Police Battalion, formed in 1856. read more
Indian Army: 1st Punjab Regiment Officers Side Cap Badge
An extremely fine forage side cap badge to the 1st Punjab Regiment, post 1922, with two original lugs to the reverse. A small die cast badge of circa 3cm wide and 3cm tall. Small crack line to right of elephant's ear, possible a die flaw, but this does not go through the badge. Indian made in unmarked silver and of special super quality. A stunner!
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105th Madras Light Infantry brass cast badge, pre 1881 ( later 2nd Battalion, KOYLI )
A small other ranks brass cast glengarry badge with two original lugs (e-w) to the reverse. Circa 4.5cm wide and 4cm tall. Certainly not one of the later and larger die struck copies. Of Kings Yorkshire Light Infantry interest.
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68th ( Durham ) Light Infantry Other Ranks Crimean War Period Albert Shako Plate, 1844 - 1855
In relic condition, but good colour to brass. Circa 7.2cm in diameter and 10cm tall, impressed brass plate ribbed horizontally and edged with a raised wreath of oak on the left and laurel on the right, surmounted by a large Victorian crown. The regimental number "68" in raised numerals below a stringed bugle. the "6" has been slightly damaged.
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Victorian / Edwardian Pattern Scots Guards Brass Cap Badge - For Slouch hat?
An unusual cap badge with two lugs mounted to the top of the star and a sharp little brass hook at the bottom. It may have had lug removed further down, but it only looks like one. Most odd. This reminds me of badges worn by other units on the slouch hat. I wonder whether this was worn by the mounted infantry section of the Scots Guards which would date it to around 1895 and after. ... read more