In Gilt and silver plate a nice original item to the Seaforths and Camerons Queens own Highlanders in excellent condition  read more

Code: 50347

A nice cast white metal or silver pouch badge worn from 1860
Two screw posts to the nrear.  read more

Code: 50346

185.00 GBP

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A Nice original blackened brass example 3.5 inches tall by 2.75 inches wide  read more

Code: 50345

180.00 GBP

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A Very nice clean example with Battle Honours for the peninsular wars and Waterloo  read more

Code: 50344

125.00 GBP

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A nice original shoulder belt plate worn between 1881 and 1901
This one has the owners initials stamped to the back of the plate RD (may mean Regimental Depot?) Some wear to the high points  read more

Code: 50343

Simply the best one I have seen with 95% gilt remaining worn from 1881-1901. A truly superb example  read more

Code: 50342

Very scarce Victorian Badge to this Cadet of the Glasgow Highlanders who became the 9th Battn of the HLI. In white metal and about two thirds the size of the normal Glasgow Highlanders badge. Two good lugs to reverse.  read more

Code: 50327

Worn on the bonnet, this badge came from the estate of A.K.Macintosh whose corps number was 9503, so merits more research. In very good condition2 loops to rear  read more

Code: 50328

In silver and gilt a superb early clasp Numbered "2" with the makers mark J& Co for Jennens & Co some wear to high points but does not distract from this lovely item  read more

Code: 50329

Nice O/Rs example as seen on p41 Blue Bloomer. Worn between 1887 and 1908. 78 men fought in the Boer War  read more

Code: 50330

130.00 GBP

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This is maker marked to RG Lawrie Glasgow Edinburgh and London. The origins of the 2nd Battalion were the Ayrshire Rifle Volunteers and the Battalion was formed in 1887  read more

Code: 50331

Also worn on the slouch hat the 7th Lanarkshire RVs were formed in 1860 and amalgamated into the 4th Battn Cameronians in 1887 a really nice original example  read more

Code: 50332

A nice original cast white metal badge to this unit which was formed out of the Perthshire Highland Rifle Volunteers in 1887.
Ken shots these guys, they had no less than 17 rifle ranges designated for their use. See also the Belt Plate also listed.  read more

Code: 50333

225.00 GBP

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A nice companion piece to the Glengarry badge listed. This is the much scarcer Victorian Officer's Cross Belt badge in white metal. It measures 3 and a quarter inches tall and 2 and a half inches wide a scarce a really nice badge. 3 screw posts to rear.The unit was formed in 1887 and over 100 men served in the Boer War  read more

Code: 50334

A scarce WM officer's badge. The Lanark Militia were originally formed in Napoleonic times. This badge stems from around the Crimean War. The 2nd were formed in 1854. They were later amalgamated into the 4th Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 2 brass lugs North/South to rear.  read more

Code: 50335

325.00 GBP

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A lovely small silver forage cap badge to this strange unit. They were formed from the Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers in 1887. However they were renowned for their drinking exploits rather than their discipline and the were disbanded on April the 1st 1897 on the orders of the Commanding Officer of the Cameronians.  read more

Code: 50336

Formed in Kirkby Lonsdale in 1860 this is the later shako badge which would be dated around 1870. In Great condition with 2 brass lugs North/South to rear.  read more

Code: 50337

This superb large badge has it all. It is in silver or silver plate and measures 2 and a half inches in diameter. On the strap "1st Westmorland Rifle Volunteers. Within the strap a shield with two flights of arrows overlaid by a Rifle and a strap featuring two honours "Crecy" and "Flodden". A unique and very scarce item  read more

Code: 50338

A fine original Cap badge to the Ist CRV. They were formed in 1860 in Carlisle. The HQ moved to Keswick in around 1870. They were amalgamated as The 1st (Cumberland) Volunteer Battalion The Border Regiment in 1887  read more

Code: 50339

possibly an Officer's as I believe O/Rs were blackened brass. This is in White metal. The CRV were formed in 1859 with their HQ at Penzance. In 1885 they were amalgamated as the 1st Volunteer Battalion of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry  read more

Code: 50340

180.00 GBP

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