This variant has the Kings Crown worn from 1901-1914. It is in very fine condition and is the companion piece to the QVC variant also listed.  read more

Code: 50131

In very good condition. Worn from 1908 throughout WW1  read more

Code: 50126

60.00 GBP

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In brass metal. Worn from 1908 throughout WW1 in very good condition.  read more

Code: 50127

An early pouch badge being a Queen Victoria Crown on a curled bugle horn on a wreath of oak leaves with the strap saying Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers. Formed in 1860 the became the volunteer battalions of the Warwickshire Regiment in the early 1880s and were incorporated into the territorials as the 5/6/7th Battalions The Royal Warwickshire Regiment in 1908.  read more

Code: 50120

a blackened White metal waist belt clasp to this early RV unit. Formed 1860 and became voluntary battalions of the Warwickshire regiment in the mid 1880s and finally incorporated as the 5/6/7th Territorial Batallions in 1908  read more

Code: 50119

A really nice example of the home service helmet plate in Gilding metal with a white metal antelope to the centre. Worn from 1881-1901. A Nice genuine piece  read more

Code: 50122

120.00 GBP

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A lovely facing pair of the officers WW1 period bronze collar badges. Both maker marked to Gaunt London. One badge with pinched lugs that could be carefully reopened.  read more

Code: 50118

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A superb example in bronze. maker Marked Ludlow London. With 2 prongs to rear  read more

Code: 50117

A WW1 period cap badge for an NCO in brass and Silver Plate. Maker marked FN Birmingham on slider KK594 Worn from 1898-1921  read more

Code: 50116

An ORs badge to the 3rd (Birmingham Pals) who were formally the 16th Service Battalion The Royal Warwickshires. They served in various theatres throughout the 1st world war. it is an early variant constructed in in 3 parts plus slider Later variants were two part  read more

Code: 50115

This is a very scarce example of the short lived 1st VB officers cap badge in Silver Plate. It was worn from 1908 to 1914. The 1st VB had its origins in the Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers it was formed in 1883. In 1908 they were incorporated in the territorial force as the 5th and 6th Battalions RWR  read more

Code: 50114

A lovely little contempory piece to the officers cap badge that is listed.Made in heavy silver and gilt and worn from 1898, Have a look at other Warwickshire badges.  read more

Code: 50113

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This is in my view one of the loveliest badges in the British Army. It is in heavy unmarked silver and gilt and is maker marked to Firmin, London. It is a real beauty.It was worn from 1898. It is part of my Warwickshire's collection that I will be selling off,mso if you are looking for something special, let me know  read more

Code: 50112

Worn from 1908 throughout the first world war in very good condition  read more

Code: 50124

55.00 GBP

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This was worn from 1908-1914 in very good condition.  read more

Code: 50125

This is the QVC variant and was worn from 1881 through to 1901. Gilt in good condition and the badge presents very well  read more

Code: 50129

This is a Victorian example of this scarce badge. It is a large badge 3.5" X 3.5" in gilt on copper On the four points of the star are the words Queens/ Body/Guard/ for Scotland To the centre the motto Nemo Me Impune Lacessit (No-one touches me with impunity) This is fretted and over a lovely green enamel backplate which is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 50133

249.00 GBP

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This large plaid and beautiful plaid brooch is in immaculate condition. It is 3.5" in Diameter and is in unmarked silver as is usual with much Scottish provincial silver. The design dates from around 1837 so bridges the Georgian era with Queen Victorias accession to the throne.(My other one is hallmarked for that date) There is no damage to the brooch it is in first rate condition. A Thing of B...  read more

Code: 50134

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This has an early Kings Crown perhaps dating it to between the wars. It has a polished brass Quoit 3.5" in Diameter. On this The RAF cap badge insignia. Pin missing from badge but should be easily replaced. my Husbands brother Murray McDonald was the Drum Major of the RAF pipe band in the late 1960s.  read more

Code: 50136

rare or what? The only other one I have seen is in a collection in the Birmingham City Art Gallery & Museum. You can see it on line. Not mentioned as far as I can see in Parkyn. It is a beaten brass or copper plate which has been silvered (some wear to silvering) On this a large Gilt Grenade. On this a small silver Georgian Crown and in the centre of the grenade the reversed G insignia of the r...  read more

Code: 50135