A very heavy unmarked silver and gilt example of the pattern worn post 1936 with Kings Crown in excellent condition 2 silver lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50813

175.00 GBP

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I think this is RA but may also be Royal Marines, both units used the title "Ubique" Which means Everywhere)
Superb gilded waist belt plate  read more

Code: 50812

A Nice example of the post 1881 plate retailed by Anderson & Son Edinburgh.  read more

Code: 50811

A Superb example worn from 1884-1908 is silver and silver plate in immaculate condition. The 6th was formed from Rifle Volunteers in the Aberdeenshire area and became the 6th VB in 1884
It came with the 6th VB Plaid Brooch also listed officers initials AS  read more

Code: 50810

600.00 GBP

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A Lovely silver and silver plated example of this scarce plaid brooch. Minor repair below Bydand Scroll
The Origins of the 6th were rifle volunteers in Aberdeenshire and adjacent counties becoming the 6th Battalion GH in 1884 They served in the Boer War  read more

Code: 50809

600.00 GBP

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A Very fine unmarked silver and plated Officers Brooch Post 1881. retailed by Romane and Paterson Edinburgh. The officers initials scratched to rear A S
Worth research  read more

Code: 50808

375.00 GBP

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Brass backing with some gilt remaining central device in silver worn from c1844-81, They formed the Thin Red Line in the Crimean war. A nice scarce example  read more

Code: 50807

400.00 GBP

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A Very fine example of this short lived SBP
1961–1970 The regiment was formed on 7 February 1961 at Redford Barracks, Edinburgh, with the amalgamation of 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders and 1st Battalion, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders to form the 1st Battalion, Queen's Own Highlanders.  read more

Code: 50806

This is a real beauty and my photos don't do it justice! It is 18inches long and the main dirk blade is 11 inches.It is to a volunteer battalion and was probably owned by an officer called Bennet. The condition throughout is excellent.The blades with little signs of wear the gilt extremely good The Stones with good original deep colour, all studs present in the handles. The HLI Badge to the ...  read more

Code: 50805

2950.00 GBP

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Saving the best till last again! A Beautiful example of this super scarce Cross Belt Badge. Over 3 inches in diameter in solid silver gilt and enamels. The star of the Order of the Thistle in deep hobnail pattern to the centre in gilt the motto and thistle. Four screw posts to the rear. it weighs 50 grams
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Code: 50804

A plain curved gilt plate on this a spray of thistles withing this an oval strap "Sutherland Highlanders" to the top an early Victorian Crown to the centre XCIII below this a circle with St Andrew on cross. A lovely bit of History from The Thin Red Line!
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Code: 50803

A Superb example of this plaid brooch worn from1859 in silver or silver plate being a silvered quoit on this two sprays of thistles with Scroll to bottom LSRV to the centre the Lion Rampant stout fastener. Retailed by Morton 23 Oxford Street London
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Code: 50801

450.00 GBP

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These were worn from 1916 onwards due to shortages in nickel for the white metal variant 2 lugs to reverse  read more

Code: 50800

A nice darkened brass or bronze example for service wear during WW1 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50799

120.00 GBP

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A Fully fretted unmarked silver example with a Kings Crown in excellent condition 2 lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50798

This is Bloomer P87 a badge worn briefly between 1880-1884 nice genuine badge with 2 lugs to reverse
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Code: 50797

225.00 GBP

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Glengarry badge worn c 1860 3 lugs to reverse in lovely condition Motto means Highlanders Shoulder to Shoulder
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Code: 50796

Scarcer than hens teeth The Submarine Miners were formed as part of the Royal Engineers with specific duties to protect Ports and Harbours in this case most likely North Shields. You will never see another!
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Code: 50794

Originally formed from the London Scottish Rifle Volunteers formed in 1859 They became the 14th Battalion the London Regiment. This is a very early clasp with the matching number 4 on each piece of the clasp
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Code: 50793

250.00 GBP

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A Nice original probably an officers as it was made by Firmin & Co London and Birmingham. Matched numbers 402. Formed in 1900 they became the 10th Battalion Lancashire Regiment and in WW1 The Medical Officer was Noel Chevasse VC and Bar one of only 3 men ever to win a bar to the VC.  read more

Code: 50792