This is Westlake 615 in brass with 3 good lugs to rear.c1900  read more

Code: 50085

This unit was originally raised in 1819. This is Westlake 247 in brass with 3 good lugs.  read more

Code: 50081

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An original and scarce title to this famous fighting regiment. this is Westlake 1541 in Blackened Brass. The title was worn from 1908 throughout WW1. Two lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50089

WW! period Officers Training Corps. listed in Westlake in Brass 2 lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50093

This badge was worn by the 2nd (Angus) battalion Black Watch which has its origins in the Forfar and Angus Rifle Volunteers. The Black Watch uniform was authorised for this unit in 1882 and was worn until 1908. This badge was worn between 1887-1901 a lovely example  read more

Code: 50025

Bought from the Arthur Strutt collection this badge is in very good condition, This pattern was worn from 1881-1901 complete with long (bonnet) lugs  read more

Code: 50024

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The First Fifeshire Artillery Volunteers were consolidated in 1880 with their HQ at St Andrews with 13 batteries. The badge was worm from 1881-1891 Bloomer 326. 3 original lugs to rear pinched but could be opened  read more

Code: 50019

This badge was recovered from the Crimea so dates accurately to 1854-56. It is time blackened brass with some distortion to the badge. However, both lugs are intact to rear  read more

Code: 50023

Amongst the scarcest of BW badges this short lived badge was worn when the 6th and 7th Battalions amalgamated in 1921, I believe they were disbanded shortly after this.Lugs replaced but in excellent condition. Not sure why they left out the Sphinx!  read more

Code: 50026

Extremely scarce white metal example. This unit came from the Fifeshire and Forfarshire Rifle Volunteers. They were designated the 2nd (Angus) Volunteer Battn the Black Watch in 1887 and the 2nd and 3rd VBs were amalgamated as the 5th Territorial Battalion in 1908.  read more

Code: 50064

WW1 period Officers Training Corps in brass 4 good lugs to rear  read more

Code: 50095

WW1 period Officers Training Corps. Very Scarce  read more

Code: 50097

A very scarce title worn for only 2 years to the Heavy Branch The Machine Gun Corps. mentioned in Westlake p 34. No image.The Heavy Branch was formed in October 1915 and were the Motor Machine Gun Corps. They became The Tank Corps in 1917  read more

Code: 50088

This is a lovely early Plaid brooch to this famous fighting regiment. Manufactured by Firmin & Sons Ltd The quoit is silver plated white metal and the badge tests for silver.makers marks to rear and with a very strong Victorian type clasp. Pattern worn by Officers and Pipers from 1908-1937 very nice condition some wear to SP on quoit.  read more

Code: 50032

A very scarce large silver and silver plate badge to a piper or pipe major of the RAMC or Army medical Corps 2.5" in diameter. The Caduceus in Silver and the quoit in either silver or silver plate. Maker Marked to RG Lawrie. Glasgow. Edinburgh and London. Very Scarce.  read more

Code: 50042

A fine and scarce Silver badge to the 74th Highlanders. This would have been worn from the Crimean war 1854-6 through to the regiment's amalgamation as the "2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry in 1881. Very scarce. Pin Back fitting Bloomer  read more

Code: 50041

This badge was worn between 1880 when the Midlothian and Peebles RV were consolidated until 1887-8 when they became the 6th Volunteer Battn The Royal Scots. Some slight distortion to badge and lugs missing. Priced to sell.  read more

Code: 50028

A scarce genuine example. It has seen a lot of service and is heavily polished. Some knocks to edges and the slider has been crudely soldered.  read more

Code: 50048

This very short lived unit was an amalgamation of the old 7th Battn and the 9th Battn in 1921.  read more

Code: 50056

An lovely condition. Brass base plate with silvered overlay and red felt to centre  read more

Code: 50051