An extremely scarce and lovely badge In Silver, Gilt and Enamel. This is Bloomer Book 1 No 29. 70mm (2.75") Tall and 60mm (2.25") wide. Silver in very good condition with all rays intact. Gilt very good. The blue backing plate is original but the enamel has been replaced with blue enamel paint. This could be repaired or re enamelled. Fastening Pin intact.Catch missing.
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Code: 50175

This badge is bronze and maker marked to JR Gaunt London with two blades to rear. In superb condition as KK 605  read more

Code: 50166

A lovely example in immaculate condition. Bronze with 2 blades to rear. As KK640  read more

Code: 50167

75.00 GBP

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A lovely badge in immaculate condition two blades to rear.  read more

Code: 50168

In superb condition with two blades to the rear it is as KK612 but in bronze  read more

Code: 50169

In superb condition with two blades to rear. Maker marked to JR Gaunt  read more

Code: 50170

A Nice little cast badge in white metal with two good lugs to the rear  read more

Code: 50171

In lovely condition with 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50172

This is the small badge worn at the back of the cap, but during WW1 was also worn to the front.About .5" in diameter with 2 prongs to rear  read more

Code: 50173

The Fifeshire Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers were one of the early Units. Formed in 1860 with Headquarters at Kirkcaldy. By 1863 there were 11 batteries throughout the county. This badge dates from 1880. A little verdigris to the lions head but would clean easily. 3 good lugs to rear.  read more

Code: 50174

This large brass plate dates from around 1870-1901 in brass with 3 good lugs to the rear. The unit is one of the oldestt Yeomanry units being originally raised in 1828






Standard of the Duke of Lancaster, the three royal lions and a three pointed label, denoting an heir to the throne.

Since 1399, the title Duke of Lancaster h...  read more

Code: 50161

This unit was formed in 1961 by the amalgamation of the Cameron Highlanders and the Seaforth Highlanders. The Crowned Thistle being from the Camerons and the Stag and scroll from the Seaforths. A nice solid unmarked silver example  read more

Code: 50162

175.00 GBP

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This lovely badge is in immaculate condition.  read more

Code: 50163

A nice chromed badge In excellent condition  read more

Code: 50164

A nice, heavy cast silver example. two silvered lugs to rear in very good condition.  read more

Code: 50165

These come in all shapes and sizes, but this is the best I have seen. An original collection, which would display superbly. It is a period blue stable belt with leather in good condition. All the badges are complete with sliders and lugs. All badges completely untouched
The List is:
The Norfolk Regiment in brass with long slider
An Officers bronze rank pip with lug
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Code: 50157

This is Parkyn 421 and was worn between 1830 and 1855. The regiment was founded in 1758 and were known as Montgomery's Highlanders. They were disbanded in 1763. They were raised again 1777 and named The Athol Highlanders. This corps was disbanded in 1783. They became the 77th Regt of Foot in 1787 and from 1807 they were known as The East Middlesex Regiment. Finally they were merged as the Secon...  read more

Code: 50158

A lovely Silver or Silver Plate Kilt Belt Clasp. It has a separately applied family crest and an engraved border. It measures roughly 3.5 inches wide by 3 inches tall and is engraved with Col R Fiddes under the crest Complete with a retaining slider  read more

Code: 50159

220.00 GBP

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A scarce piece in immaculate pristine condition. Pattern worn from 1881-1901.In 2 part construction it is identical to the plate listed in Bloomers Blue book on p65. My husband bought it out of the Arthur Strutt Collection. Arthur Strutt was perhaps the most famous collector of Scottish militaria.The patina on the three lugs is the only real sign of age but It is guaranteed original.  read more

Code: 50160

Worn from 1881  read more

Code: 50140

36.00 GBP

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