Lovely little sweetheart badge maker marked ALL and hallmarked for Birmingham 1917 which was the final year of the RFC who were renamed as The Royal Air Force.
I have two identical badges that came with the pilots breast badge also listed.  read more

Code: 50574

This superb badge is in solid silver and marked silver inside of the Crown. It is 3.5 inches wide and 1 inch high. Came with the hallmarked sweetheart badge also listed. Two prong fittings to rear. RFC became the Royal Air Force in 1917  read more

Code: 50573

325.00 GBP

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Nice original example. The unit was formed in 1859 and at one stage had 14 companies all raised within the Dundee area. It later formed the 1st (Dundee)Volunteer Battalion The Black Watch It was later designated City of Dundee Battalion. 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50572

Nice genuine example gilded brass, gilt dull. Worn 1903-1908. This is Bloomer 269 2 good lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50571

60.00 GBP

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Kings Crown, more usually found in white metal. Good slider to rear  read more

Code: 50570

40.00 GBP

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Made from a "Hockey League" Winners prize medal. Hallmarked and dated to Private W McPherson. 1908. Hallmarked Birmingham 1908 maker JM complete with s silver chain  read more

Code: 50569

A very nice example of this officers badge in silver or silver plate. 2 parts, a St Andrews Cross with the Seaforth Stag mounted by four nuts/bolts. 3 lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50568

A gilt on brass qualification badge that was worn by regimental stretcher bearers and hospital staff during WW1 Red cloth patch to rear. Nice and increasingly scarce badge  read more

Code: 50567

Nice example of this badge. Worn post 1947, It is Bloomer 272. Silver plated and two plated lugs to the rear.  read more

Code: 50566

Really nice example in gilt and green enamel. The enamel is intact which is unusual for these items. QVC Crown to top and Queens Body Guard for Scotland on the gilt star. Also known as the Royal Company of Archers, this select unit is drawn from Scottish Aristocracy and senior military figures. 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50565

A Modern example in silver plate and gilt. This design was based on the Officers Dirk Belt Plate. Nice example  read more

Code: 50564

the Royal South Wales Borderers Militia (Royal Radnor and Brecknock Rifles) became the 3rd Militia Battalion SWB. Die cast in brass with solid centre. Two long lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50563

80.00 GBP

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Extremely scarce waist belt plate. The 28th Corps were formed at Goole on 2nd May 1860 and became part of the 3rd Admin Battalion of the Yorkshire West Riding Volunteers. This silvered plate has consecutive low numbers 3-4 The strap states West York Rifle Volunteers Goole and the centre is the Yorkshire Rose. Rare and superb  read more

Code: 50562

In super condition Gilt 95/98% Silver star to centre with the tower and motto in silver Tower has a blue enamel background very slight wear to the enamel. Very fine item  read more

Code: 50561

Beautiful silvered example of this scarce plate. 3 lugs to rear. Superb.  read more

Code: 50560

The unit was formed in 1861 HQ at Margam, Taibach. It had up to 20 corps between 1861-1878. In 1896 the HQ moved to Bridgend with corps at Margam, Swansea,Taibach, Cwm Avon,Bridgend, Neath and Cowbridge. The badge in silver or Silver plate. Silver star plat with Prince of Wale's feathers to top, 1st Glamorgam Rifle Volunteer Corps to strap and a burning castle to centre on a green felt backing...  read more

Code: 50559

Extremely scarce helmet plate to this unit formed in 1871 Victorian Crown. When did you see another?  read more

Code: 50558

Very Scarce and fine example of this lovely plate. Silvered Star plate with honi soit qui mal y pense to silvered strap. Dragon and laurel wreath in gilt. Two banners to bottom stating South Wales Borderers and 4th Volunteer battalion.3 good lugs to rear. They had their origins in the Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers and were established as a Territorial Battalion in1885 Superb condition and a v...  read more

Code: 50557

Nice original item with low matching number (7) Gilt side pieces with silver overlay of the dragon to centre and the silver strap with the regiments name impressed. slight distortion to left of buckle.  read more

Code: 50556

Worn only between 1880-1887 this is a fine silvered helmet plate. The Fifeshire Rifle Volunteers were formed in 1860. In 1880 the HQ was at St Andrews with 12 companies A/B at Dunfermline, C/D at Couper, E at Anstruther F at Colinsburgh, GG at St Andrews, H at Leslie I at Falkland K at Kirkcaldy, L at Lochgelly an M at Newburgh in 1887 they became the 6th (Fifeshire) Volunteer Battn The Black ...  read more

Code: 50555