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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This is the heaviest (60 grams) Silver and earliest cross belt badge I have seen. It was made by J&Co (Jennens & Co) in 1874. The maker mark and hallmark are in the bell of the buglehorn. 3 long screwposts to rear. A real beauty.  read more

Code: 50341

This is one of the nicest badges I have seen, and in immaculate condition. It has the Maltese Cross and QVC in Silver overlaid with the gilt oakleaves and in the centre is the stag on a blue enamel background. The "Derbyshire" scroll is the small variant. It measures 2.00 inches by 1.75 inches.5 part construction. Superb item..  read more

Code: 50326

Not my field of expertise but is a genuine piece of Irish History. Crown above the Maid of Erin with the letter K to the left and I to the right (Killarney Infantry?) The plate has some wear. and may once have been silvered. a number of slight scratches which may have been caused through wire brushing. Now in a good clean state and presents well. Hook and two eyes to rear. 3,25 inches tall an...  read more

Code: 50325

650.00 GBP

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A Very scarce Georgian General Officers Cross Belt plate Being the Georgian cypher in yellow metal (most likely gilt) and on a small silver plated or white metal plate. The plate measures 2.75 inches (70ml) by 2.50inches (55ml) Some slight knocks to the bottom corners. A most unusual and scarce item  read more

Code: 50324

This is in excellent condition and accompanies the waist belt clasp listed seperately  read more

Code: 50323

Both parts numbered 37 This is in really excellent condition. See also the accompanying Helmet Palte  read more

Code: 50322

275.00 GBP

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This is Parkyn 375. A very scarce plate in Silver or Silver plate on a brass plate. With the battle honours Tarifa-Ava-St Sebastian-Vittoria and Peninsula  read more

Code: 50321

This is one of the nicest plates you will find. In superb condition. My photography doesn't do it any justice. As good as it gets  read more

Code: 50320

380.00 GBP

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A super example of this plate very slight marking to one ray (would polish off easily) Worn 1901 up to the outbreak of WW1  read more

Code: 50319

A scarce helmet plate numeral only worn between 1879 and 1881 a nice original item  read more

Code: 50318

140.00 GBP

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A really nice original example of this scarce badge. Worn 1874-1881. The Regiment is perhaps most famous for its participation in the Anglo Zulu wars of 1878-9. It became the second battalion the Wiltshire Regiment in 1881. 2 brass lugs to rear north/south. See also the HP Centre listed  read more

Code: 50317

Amongst the scarcest of BW badges this short lived badge was worn when the 6th and 7th Battalions amalgamated in 1921, I believe they were disbanded shortly after this.Lugs replaced but in excellent condition. Not sure why they left out the Sphinx  read more

Code: 50316

This is the companion piece to the Glengarry Badge it is a pouch badge with the Lion without the crown and complete with three brass screw posts to the rear. A Nice original item worn between 1881-1887  read more

Code: 50315

160.00 GBP

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Worn between 1881 and 1887 when they were renamed The King's Own Scottish Borderers. This a great example of this scarce badge. This is as KK 461. 2 brass lugs to rear (not a helmet plate centre!. A great example  read more

Code: 50314

This Scarce HP is for The 1st Vol Battn The Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment. Formed in 1883. From the 2nd Corps Surrey Rifle Volunteers, formed 16th June 1859 and drew in the main from Croydon, Crystal Palace, and Caterham and The Whitgift School (Croydon) formed a cadets battalionThe plate is in blackened brass or bronze. In excellent condition. 3 lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50313

In 2 part construction in Silver and Gilt and in superb condition  read more

Code: 50300

The second regiment of the line. The gilt is in immaculate condition a lovely example of this scarce badge. Original red cloth backing which could be easily renewed  read more

Code: 50301

Gilt is immaculate, silver nicely tarnished.some damage to lugs which could easily be replaced.  read more

Code: 50302