A lovely solid silver badge. Marked Scott Adie London to rear and a separate stamp "Sterling Silver" Owner has scratched his initials on the rear JAD. Lovely heavy item  read more

Code: 50509

475.00 GBP

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One of the scarcest badges worn c1890-1908. The Cadets were directly associated with the 7th (Clackmannan and Kinross) Volunteer Battalion of the A&SH. Dollar Academy continues to this day.  read more

Code: 50508

Lovely badge in White Metal worn 1881-1887. 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50507

Superb item given to me by my brother who was with the 2nd SG in the Falklands. Maker Marked Firmin & Co Birmingham 2009  read more

Code: 50506

79th Highlanders version in really nice condition in Nickel Silver
pin replaced  read more

Code: 50505

A superb post 1881 example in heavy unmarked silver. A thing of beauty!  read more

Code: 50504

A Large Heavy and lovely example of this scarce Victorian brooch In Nickel silver being a stags head on a background of thistle branches. Maker named Kirkwood of Edinburgh with the regimental number 43 to rear. Superb  read more

Code: 50503

A Nice example with gilt in good condition.Worn 1881-1901  read more

Code: 50502

390.00 GBP

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A Nice Plate with the gilt in very nice condition. Worn from 1881-  read more

Code: 50501

This scarce plate is a Battalion Officers Plate (Parkin 65) In very good condition It is a heavy and measures 3" by 2.25" The gilt is in very fine condition and has been professionally cleaned. The redenamel looks to be a modern repair. The backing plate may be silver. Presents very well  read more

Code: 50499

1750.00 GBP

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This is in Parkins book described as being mentioned in Volume XXX of the Journal of the society for army historical research. Worn from 1810-1830 It is the same pattern as Parkin 209. This is in heavy cast brass with some rubbing to surface. The belt hooks have been removed. 3.0" tall and 2.5" wide.  read more

Code: 50498

Interesting item to an interesting outfit. They were reformed n 1902 from veterans returning from the Boer War This plate is oblong measuring 3.25" by 2.25". A silver badge on a blue background on a gilded plat (gilt worn) Never seen another one!
Four screw fittings to rear  read more

Code: 50497

475.00 GBP

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Superb item Heavy plate in silver and gilt.  read more

Code: 50496

In superb condition, as good as you will ever see. Hard to think it is well over 100 years old. Beautiful heavy plate  read more

Code: 50495

This pattern was worn from 1837, through the Crimean War and Indian Mutiny. In Very Good Condition. Two small indents (not holes) alongside the Crown  read more

Code: 50494

650.00 GBP

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4 piece construction the gilt in excellent condition. A nice hevy plate.  read more

Code: 50493

One of the oldest designs in the British Army the basic pattern was adopted around 1807. The scrolls for Maida - Java - and Assaye were worn until 1860 when the honours Persia and Kooshab were added. Became the 2nd Battalion Seaforths in 1881. This SBP is in superb condition  read more

Code: 50492

This is either an officers undress plate It is the standard pattern but is silvered or white metal. A really nice and very scarce item. Worn pre 1881  read more

Code: 50491

425.00 GBP

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Private purchased and hallmarked for Edinburgh 1915 maker marked HT (Henry Tatton) And retailer marked MacDougalls (London) A Nice and heavy example  read more

Code: 50490

Nice older example possibly Edwardian. Silver ornament in good condition and Gilt 95% intact a lovely example  read more

Code: 50489