Another very scarce plate. The regiment was formed in 1881 from the 50th (Queens) and the 97th (Earl of Ulster's) Not found in K&K and I have only ever seen the Kings Crown variant. Gilt and silver in good condition, and as with the Buffs plate also listed, when will you see one again?  read more

Code: 50270

495.00 GBP

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This short lived unit was designated in 1880 with its HQ at Penicuick and stemmed from the 1st-2nd-3rd and 5th Midlothian RVs and the 1st-2nd-3rd and 4th Peebles RVs, In April 1888 they became the 6th Volunteer Battn The Royal Scots. This plate was only worn between 1886 and 1888  read more

Code: 50262

A scarce officers HP to this regiment the 100th Foot was raised in Canada in 1875 and merged 109th foot in 1881 to form the PoW Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians) The plate has been cleaned and presents very nicely. The normal loops have not been used to attach the plate to the helmet. These have been metal tangs which are not in good condition, but it would still attach to a board. A very sca...  read more

Code: 50261

350.00 GBP

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A scarce HP to the 4th Lanarkshire RV formed on the 12th December 1859 and who after much migration became the 4th Vol Battn The Cameronians in 1887. In very good condition. Top loop removed  read more

Code: 50260

Worn from 1881 through to 1901. This belonged to an officer with the initials RD. The initials are hard stamped on the back and can be just seen on the top front right hand side. In very good clean condition with some wear to the thistle high points. Obviously been there, seen it and got the batmans finger working!  read more

Code: 50259

This is late Victorian or Edwardian. The cantle and bells in good unblemished silver plate and the badge in unmarked silver.Lovely engraving to the cantle and bells. The sporran presents really well. Horsehair in good condition. The leather purse is dry, but would benefit by some good leather polish
It would make a great companion piece to the Officers Levee sporran just listed  read more

Code: 50258

525.00 GBP

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Perhaps the most splendid military sporran. It dates from late Victorian through to Edwardian times..My photographs do not do it justice. It is a very large item. The cantle is 8 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall. It is in gilded brass in fine condition with no knocks or bruises. The centre thistle in silver. The bullion tassles are in good condition as are the unique blue and gold cords. Red leat...  read more

Code: 50257

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Silver stags head on black felt background with the universal pattern circlet and QVC crown. Gilt very fine. Two lugs to rear. You won't find a better one!  read more

Code: 50252

This is a guaranteed original silver plate on brass example which is either NCOs or an Officers badge The 2nd Admin Battn was formed in 1861 with their HQ at Tarves.Bloomer Blue book P 89 In great condition. Became the 2nd Volunteer Battn The Gordon Highlanders in 1884.  read more

Code: 50253

A genuine original and scarce badge to this unit formed in 1860. It became the 1st Volunteer Battn Gordon Highlanders in 1884 and ultimately the 4th Battn Gordon Highlanders in 1908 rear with two lugs N-S  read more

Code: 50254

This is Bloomer 207 a scarce Officers glengarry badge only worn between 1861and 1881. In silver or heavy SP. Two silver lugs E-W. In very good condition. Photos don't do it justice!  read more

Code: 50255

The nicest example of this badge you will ever find. A very crisp high quality pressing, good aging and two brass lugs E/W to the rear. A real treasure  read more

Code: 50256

This is the large White Metal NCOs badge with two brass lugs to the rear only worn from 1881-1887, when they were renamed The Kings Own Scottish Borderers. A little rubbing to the high points but a lovely item  read more

Code: 50251

A Nice guaranteed original Officers HP to the Yorks & Lancs Regt The gilt is in lovely condition.  read more

Code: 50250

A heavy solid hallmarked badge made by B&P Birmingham and hallmarked for 1917 Rare and been in action  read more

Code: 50249

A nice scarce silvered brooch. This pattern was worn from the Crimean war through to the amalgamation with the Argylls in 1881. It continued to be worn by the pipers of the second battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders until around 1902  read more

Code: 50248

Worn 1887-1903 The Battalion had its heritage in the 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers and later the 16th Lanarkshire RV 132 members of the 2nd Battalion served in the Boer War The plate is in very fine condition.  read more

Code: 50247

A fine genuine example of this lovely badge worn from 1881-1901  read more

Code: 50246

Formed from the many Rifle Volunteers in Edinburgh around 1880 this badge is in superb condition.  read more

Code: 50245

A very heavy unmarked silver plaid brooch with the Battle Honours Maida,Java,Peiwar,Assaye,Persia,Lucknow,Charasia,Kooshab,Sevastopol,Kandahar,Hindustan, The Cape of Good Hope,Central India,and Afghanistan. A beautiful Plaid Brooch in great order  read more

Code: 50243