Worn from 1881  read more

Code: 50140

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Worn from 1881. Very slight know to the edge above the T  read more

Code: 50139

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Worn post 1881  read more

Code: 50138

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This is a lovely little badge in silver or silver plate with battle honours up to the Crimean War. So would date somewhere between 1860-1900. My guess is that it is an NCOs badge. Pin fixing to rear  read more

Code: 50142

This is in lovely condition and is maker marked to Gaunt London. Fixings in very good condition  read more

Code: 50143

In bronze and maker marked to Gaunt London a superb badge in great condition  read more

Code: 50145

Worn from 1901-1914  read more

Code: 50150

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This is KK 543 Worn from1874-1881  read more

Code: 50141

A superb badge in pristine condition to this unusual unit. Maker marked Gaunts London on slider  read more

Code: 50147

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A bronzed (dark chocolate colour) badge in very good condition two loops to rear  read more

Code: 50151

The second Volunteer Battn had its origins in the 1st Berwickshire Rifle Volunteers who were formed in 1863. In 1885 the HQ was moved to Duns and in 1887 they became the 2nd Vols KOSB. 80 members of the Battalion served in the Boer War. They became the 4th (The Border) Battalion in 1908  read more

Code: 50137

A small and very scarce badge in bronze with two blade fixings in lovely condition  read more

Code: 50146

a deep chocolate bronze badge in super condition with two blade fixings to rear.  read more

Code: 50148

This unit was formed as a militia Battalion. This has the QVC crown and brass fixing loops to rear. Inn very good condition
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Code: 50149

The East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry 1797 to 1888
The original unit was disbanded around 1837.The East Lothian Y.C. was re-raised in 1846 as two troops and was added to in 1848 by a Berwickshire Troop. This gave rise to the first unofficial title of The East Lothian and Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry. A lovely badge in gilt with silver overlays.  read more

Code: 50152

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The Lothians and Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry 1888 to 1901 The official titular change was made from the East Lothian Yeomanry in 1888. In 1899 the War Office announced the formation of a new force of mounted infantry to be known as the Imperial Yeomanry. They became the Lothians and Border Imperial Yeomanry. A lovely badge in Gilt with silver overlays.  read more

Code: 50153

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A lovely early example. It is a variant of Parkyn 266 and was worn between 1840 and 1855. They became the 2nd Battn The Surrey regiment in 1881 a lovely Gilt Plate with silver star overlay on this a crowned circlet and beneath this the title 'Surrey with the numerals 70 in silver on a black background  read more

Code: 50154

I suppose the word sumptuous comes to mind. This is a lovely plate to this scarce unit, Who I believe were based in Guildford. It dates to c 1850 and the unit became the 4th Battalion of the East Surrey Regt in 1881. It has a lovely gilt plate overlaid with a silver star which in turn is overlaid with wreath of oak leaves on gilt and over this a crowned circlet bearing the words 3rd Royal Sur...  read more

Code: 50155

A Lovely WW1 period Officers badge in gilt metal and with the moving wheel  read more

Code: 50123

This is a fine example of the Helmet Plate Worn on the home service helmet from 1901 through to WW1. The gilt is in very good condition and the badge presents very well.  read more

Code: 50128