An unusual variant of this shoulder title in that the T/4 has been hand cut from sheet brass and brazed to the grenade. Undoubtedly a field repair that could tell a story or two as this unit fought at Gallipoli from June 1915  read more

Code: 50057

A shoulder title in super condition. Nice patina to front with gilding to the rear. Probably an officers. This unit fought with the 4th Battalion at Gallipoli from June 1915  read more

Code: 50058

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This scarce title is Westlake 995. Width 38m height 14mm. The letters are punctuated K.O.S.B. Westlake says that it is of overseas manufacture. They fought at Gallipoli in June 1915 and then transferred to Egypt. One lug missing  read more

Code: 50061

This unit came out of the 1st (Dundee) Volunteer Battalion Black Watch (1887) and in 1908 they were designated the 4th (City of Dundee) Battn.  read more

Code: 50065

A Nice original shoulder title to the Dandy 9th 1908-1921. With original back plate  read more

Code: 50053

60.00 GBP

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This is Westlake 536 in brass with 3 good lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50087

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This is Westlake 1526 in White metal and would have been worn c1900 - 1908  read more

Code: 50091

A heavy cast silver badge of four parts construction. Some polish wear to high points  read more

Code: 50047

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A scarce badge to this unit who became 5th Battalion The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consorts Own) in1881  read more

Code: 50046

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A genuine and scarce badge dating between 1874-1881
in brass with two brass lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50045

An early plaid brooch. The quoit in Silver plate on White metal (some wear) Maker marked LB&B. The Lion and scrolls test for silver but may be high quality SP. An original item, not one of the modern fakes.  read more

Code: 50038

A lovely and beautifully made example of the WW1 pattern (Lion smaller then later badges). Clearly marked silver and with a pin clasp and retaining chain.  read more

Code: 50037

Manufacturers marks T.E and hallmarked for Edinburgh 1939. This badge would have ben worn by an Officer of the London Jocks from the outbreak of WW2.A nicely made badge which will have seen it all! Pin fitting to rear.  read more

Code: 50036

A scarce and extremely fine matched pair of officer silver or sp collars worn from 1900 until renamed the 10th Battalion in 1908. In superb condition  read more

Code: 50034

In very good condition. Very slight distortion but complete with both clasps to rear, Why are they so scarce? because the squaddies chucked them away in disgust!  read more

Code: 50044

This badge was worn from 1887 when the unit was formed from the 10th Glasgow Highland Rifle Volunteers. It would have been discontinued in 1901. In lovely condition  read more

Code: 50030

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Rare to find these unbent and with clasps still attached.To 1st Battalion with red plastic backing and maker marked to A Stanley & Co Walsall  read more

Code: 50043

A really lovely example. The badge was worn by the 10th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers and was worn between 1880 through to1887 when it became the 5th Volunteer Battn. The Highland Light Infantry. See other listings for this badge. In very good condition  read more

Code: 50029

This unit has its origins in the Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire and Kinross Rifle Volunteers. It became the 7th Volunteer Battalion A&SH in 1887 and it became the 7th Territorial Battn A&S in 1908  read more

Code: 50077

This unit has its origins in the Argyllshire Rifle Volunteers and became 5th Volunteer Battn A&SH in 1887 and the 8th Battallion in 1908 with HQ at Dunoon  read more

Code: 50078