The 98th (Prince of Wales’s) regiment of Foot.
A very scarce and unusual 1878-81 pattern officers Helmet plate. This unit spent most its time overseas. The Dragon was awarded after service in nthe First Opium War and in the very short period that this badge was worn served in the West Indies,Malta and in the Afghan wars of 1879-80. In 1881, whilst still overseas, they became the 2nd Ba...  read more

Code: 50188

The Hertfordshire Rifle Volunteers (2nd Administrative Battalion) An officers plated 1860 pattern Helmet or Shako Plate. This unit formed the 2nd and 3rd Volunteer Battalions of the Bedfordshire Regiment in 1887 a nice original item from an old collection. KK1797  read more

Code: 50189

The Worcestershire Militia. One of the oldest militia regiments in the country. This is an Officers Shako Badge and was worn from 1869-1878 in silver or silver plate it is in excellent condition.They became the 2nd and 3rd (Militia) Battalions of the Worcestershire Regiment in 1881. KK 1210 450
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Code: 50190

The Highlanders . An Officers Plaid Brooch. This is a nice example, retaining 95% of its gilding and is regimentally marked to the rear Lt Baxter 5th Battn RS&C TVR.  read more

Code: 50191

Royal Scots Fusiliers 1st Battalion Pipers White Metal Feather Bonnet Badge. Bloomer Bk 1 No57. In heavy cast white metal with two good lugs. Worn until 1960.  read more

Code: 50192

The Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders) Officers Badge. A lovely unmarked silver and gilt example of the pattern worn throughout WW2.  read more

Code: 50193

The Highland Light Infantry Officers Shoulder Belt Plate a superb post 1901 example in 7 part construction. Fantastic example.  read more

Code: 50194

The Highland Light Infantry Volunteer battalion Officers Shoulder Belt Plate (Blank Scroll)in 7 part construction with Imperial Crown Worn 1881-1901  read more

Code: 50195

Merchiston Castle School OTC or Pipers Plaid brooch. An early plaid brooch to this fine old Scottish Institution.  read more

Code: 50196

The Home Guard. A nice bakerlite badge by A Stanley & Sons Wallsall. Silver coloured with no distortions  read more

Code: 50197

A fine original Victorian or Edwardian Shoulder Belt Plate. 85mm (3.35") tall by 55mm (2.00 wide) in blackened brass with three screw posts to the rear  read more

Code: 50187

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A Nice well struck original badge which features the main gate of Edinburgh Castle. This would date from around 1860-1890. It is darkened brass with 3 posts to rear (Complete with Bosleys ticket! 60mm (2.25" in diameter)  read more

Code: 50186

A Good original of this much faked Glengarry Badge to this unit. It is in blackened brass with the Imperial Crown which dates the badge to between 1888-1902. Two brass lugs to the rear and complete with the original leather backing. Not a particularly good photo of the front aspect of the badge. See the other badges that make up a complete set.  read more

Code: 50185

The unit was formed in 1859 in the Dundee area. They became the 2nd (Angus) Battalion The Black Watch in 1887, This is an Officers silvered shako badge to the 2nd Administrative Battalion. 75mm (2.80") tall by 75mm (2.80") with 2 silvered lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50184

A lovely Gilt on brass thistle worn on the Corps Berets or Balmoral cap.60mm (2.25") Tall by 50mm (2.0") wide 2 gilded lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50183

A scarce HP centre for the Lanarkshire's who were raised in 1824 and were amalgamated as the second battalion the Wiltshire Regiment in 1881. A genuine and rare item  read more

Code: 50182

This is a genuine and scarce badge which is Bloomer Book 1 Number181. It is often mistaken for the much copied 105th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers. The Motto for this badge is Clann na Gaidheal a Gualibh Cheille which translates as Highlanders Shoulder to Shoulder. The motto on the 105th Lanarkshires is Clanna nan Gaidheal ri guaillibh a chenille which translates as The Clans of the Gael Stand ...  read more

Code: 50181

This is an immaculate helmet plate presumably made to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. It is absolutely first rate Jeweller quality. The plate has 4 parts. The backplate is superbly gilded and on this is the garter star in silver. On this the regimental insignia for George 3rd in gilt on a cobalt blue enamelled background.Two large fixing lugs to rear. A superb item. I have ...  read more

Code: 50180

This large plate was worn on the helmet from 1842. It is a white metal star with gilt garter and the numeral 1 in silvered metal on a black leather or enamel background 4 good mounting bolts and nuts to rear.  read more

Code: 50179

This was worn from 1840 through to the re-organisation in 1881, It is gilt on brass and in very good condition  read more

Code: 50178