3 piece construction. White Metal Star, gilded overlay and silver St Andrew. 2 good lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50447

Nice heavy silver and gilt example. With makers plate Anderson
Edinburgh to rear and stamper Silver. Lovely example.  read more

Code: 50446

Very solid example in silver or SP and gilt. Silvered Lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50445

200.00 GBP

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Formed in 1887 from the 3rd Forfar Rifle Volunteers. 176 members of the battalion served in the Boer War. The HQ and Drill Hall were at The Albany Quarters, Bell Street, Dundee.  read more

Code: 50444

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Black Watch 2nd (Angus) Volunteer Battalion O/Rs Bonnet Badge Pattern worn from 1887-1901.Formed in 1887 from the 2nd Forfar or Angus Rifle Volunteers. With their HQ in Arbroath. 72 Officers and Other ranks served in the Boer War. Nice condition  read more

Code: 50443

Pattern worn from 1887-1901.Formed in 1887 from the 2nd Forfar or Angus Rifle Volunteers. With their HQ in Arbroath. 72 Officers and Other ranks served in the Boer War. Nice original item  read more

Code: 50442

125.00 GBP

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Pattern worn between 1868-1901. In super condition  read more

Code: 50441

Pattern worn 1868-1901. In great condition  read more

Code: 50440

Pattern worn between 1868-1901.Lacesset variant in super condition  read more

Code: 50439

This is the variant with silver numerals worn between 1868 and 1901. In excellent condition  read more

Code: 50438

350.00 GBP

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A Superb example. A Gilt Hobnailed Garter Star pattern backing plate. 5 inches tall by 4 inches wide. On this a silvered strap with The Royal Dragoons within this a silvered Crest of England (Lion& Crown) on a lovely blue enamelled backing plate. 2 screwpost fittings to rear  read more

Code: 50436

A superb little dirk belt clasp to the Royal Scots. It is often mistaken for a Scots Guards Dirk Belt Clasp, but it is definitely Royal Scots as the Scots Guards officers did not carry dirks.
Gilt buckle in super condition. To the centre on a reeded background an eight pointed silver star. Within this a gilt thistle and circlet on a green enamel background.  read more

Code: 50434

Very scarce item. A gilt City of London Badge "Domine Dirige Nos" with to the centre a garter with 1st City of London Engineers and to the centre of this the arms of the City. All on a silvered backing plate. This unit was formed in 1862 and were nicknamed "Old Jewry" reflecting the area of London where they were formed. They moved to the Barbican in 1868 and then on to Islington. They sent two...  read more

Code: 50433

This plate was worn from 1837-1860 when the Crimean War Honours of Alma, Balaklava, Sebastopol and Indian Mutiny honour of Lucknow were added, following their exploits on the Thin Red Line in Crimea and India were recognised. Gilt worn on backing plate, the applied badges all in silver.  read more

Code: 50435

Nice large early example in Silver and Gilt. Great regiment Great SBP.  read more

Code: 50437

Some wear to the gilt on the backing plate but the gilding on the badge itself is in superb condition. Lovely original item.  read more

Code: 50432

Worn only from 1901 to 1910. Gilt badge on silvered plate. In really fine condition with absolutely no scratches to the backing plate. Superb!  read more

Code: 50431

Superb Officers Badge to the Worcester Militia. Worn on the last shako 1869-1878. In immaculate condition.  read more

Code: 50429

Nice Silver on gilt plate. The central badge being a Kings Crown over a garter with honi soit qui mal y pense. With strap to bottom saying Royal Canadian Engineers. Surrounded by silver maple leaves. Scarce item  read more

Code: 50430

I know little about this item other than that these were made for local native chiefs or chieftains. They served two purposes. The first was to identify that the chief was pro British, the second was as a goodwill gift from The King. Other gifts were old muskets and beads. It tests as low grade silver.  read more

Code: 50428