A Lovely early example numbered 35 to both halves of the clasp This was introduced in 1875 pattern worn until 1901  read more

Code: 50594

Superb heavy (47 grams) early private purchase made by Aberdeen silversmiths A&J Smith. with a pin clasp to rear. As good as it gets.  read more

Code: 50609

This pattern was only worn by the regiment in 1880 but continued to be worn until 1883 when the Argyll and Sutherland collars were introduced. They are Churchill 1826-1827. They were also worn on the epaulette and the Pipers sporran. one has all of the gilt intact the other the gilt is rubbed  read more

Code: 50597

150.00 GBP

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White metal star overlaid with brass St Andrew  read more

Code: 50592

In unmarked silver. Silver Pharoah Whistle with two screwposts, 2 X 17inches silver chains and belt boss with 14 Battle Honours. Blenheim, Oudenarde,Malplaquet. Mandora,Egypt, Corruna, Martinique,China,Sevastopol,Lucknow, Abyssinia,and South Africa. 4 screwposts to rear.  read more

Code: 50596

Very scarce pattern badge. Have the only other one I have seen in my collection. Bloomer states that this badge dates to 1840 and is similar to his line company badge on P65 (Blue Book) There are three patterns, Line company with St Andrew standing on sphinx. Light Company with a bugle horn on top of the sphinx and this one with a bursting grenade on top of the sphinx 7.5cm x 6cm 2 long lugs t...  read more

Code: 50593

This is Parkyn 457 a gilt backplate with silver overlays Being a coronet over a scroll India over a laurel wreath within this an oval scroll York & Lancaster within this the Tudor Rose below this the numerals 84. Below this a scroll NIve and below this a separate scroll Peninsula. In superb condition with its original leather backing.  read more

Code: 50591

This very unusual item was made to commemorate the visit of Carl Gustav 16th to Scotland in ...To honour the fact that his father Gustav Adolf V1 who was Colonel in Chief of the Cameronians from 1956 through to their disbandment in 1968 at Castle Dangerous Douglas Dale. One of just 12 made, and in immaculate condition The photos don't do it justice  read more

Code: 50590

350.00 GBP

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Nice badge in silver or silver plate. 2 silvered lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50589

225.00 GBP

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Lovely heavy cast silver badge (28 grams) made by HT Henry Tatton and Hallmarked Edinburgh 1914 some wear to high points 2 silver lugs to rear,so hopefully the officer went through the war OK.  read more

Code: 50588

This is a heavy cast silver badge 34 grams, with 2 long lugs for Feather Bonnet. 1869-1881 professionally cleaned  read more

Code: 50587

Worn 1908-1919 in white metal 2 brass lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50586

Worn 1901-1914. Bi Metal Silver/Gilt Maker marked tablket to rear Wm Anderson & Co Edinburgh. gilt worn. Scarce  read more

Code: 50585

A stunning and extremely scarce SBP. It is referred to in Parkyn (page 256)but not displayed. I believe this was worn c 1770-1788. It is Oval with a raised edging. Georgian Crown surmounts a strap with West Middlesex Regiment inside this a shield with 3 scimitars surmounting the number 57. During the time of the SBP the regiment served in America under Cornwallis in Carolina and Virginia throu...  read more

Code: 50580

Nice Oval SBP gilt back plate with gadrooned edge Silver overlays being a scroll with Peninsula surmounting Georgian Royal Crest. Unicorn horn missing  read more

Code: 50582

A superb plate. Gilt back plate Large silver star. Strap with Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense, below this a scroll with Leicester all in silver, red St George Cross to centre in Red Enamel. Chamois to rear with the owners name on the back. Captain Paget. Edmund Arthur Paget was born at Thorpe Satchville on 24th January 1810. He married twice to the same woman. Martha Nedham, Firstly in West London a...  read more

Code: 50579

An early example of this very scarce plate. It dates from around 1798 and is in lovely condition much better than the photos display. The Georgian Crown surmounts a strap which is engraved with Leicester Militia and with GR to centre the militias were stood down after the threat of Napoleons invasion receded and were reinstated periodically to manage home disrule, when needed. It came with the...  read more

Code: 50578

This beautiful and extremely scarce plate is in superb condition. It is Parkyn 181 and was worn around 1800. It has a gadrooned edging. The motto Virtutis Namurcensis Praemium on the strap The Maid of Erin to the centre on a background of superb blue enamel. No damage to enamel. Out of the top drawer! Have you seen another?  read more

Code: 50576

The regiment was formed specifically for the American War of Independence in 1778. Major Pole commanding. The regiment arrived in Jamaica in March 1779 and took part in the expedition to Nicaragua under the command of the young Captain Horatio Nelson. In 1781 the famous Banastre Tarleton became the C/O. The Tarleton Helmet was named after him and he was a renowned figure in the War of Independe...  read more

Code: 50577

This is Parkyn 463 and was worn between 1830 and 1855. Silver ornaments on a plain plate. The ornaments are a scroll with Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees to top. The unique Guelphic pattern Crown, a strung bugle with 68 to middle a laurel and palm wreath and a bottom scroll with Nivelle, Orthes and Peninsula. The rear shows old repairs and a prong missing. These do not detract from the front of ...  read more

Code: 50575