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Old Boys Corps

Gilt lapel badge with buttonhole fixing to reverse. Birmingham maker

Code: 57809

38.00 GBP

20th / 21st / 23rd / 29th Battalions Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Scottish)

White metal 1st pattern cap badge with pin to reverse. This is a good example of a much reproduced badge. Raised in 1914 from Scots in Northumberland as part of Kitchener's Pals Battalions. Ref K&K Vol1 1135

Code: 57750

325.00 GBP

Hants. VTC

White metal cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Worn by units in smaller places who did not have their own cap badge. Later became 1st - 4th Volunteer Battalions. Ref K&K Vol1 1624

Code: 57723

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15th Leeds Batt. (Leeds Pals) WWI Kitchener's Army

Brass cap badge depicting the arms of the city of Leeds with 2 loops to reverse. Ref K&K Vol1 1147

Code: 57697

140.00 GBP

Huddersfield District Volunteer Corps

Solid bronze cap badge with slide to reverse. Later became 2nd Volunteer Battalion Duke of Wellington's Regiment. Maker's name Fattorini & Sons of Bradford. Ref K&K Vol1 1689

Code: 57685

225.00 GBP

Ulster Volunteer Force 36th Ulster Division WWI Kitchener's Army

Solid oval bronzed cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Maker's name Sharman D.Niell Ltd.of Belfast. Worn by soldiers of the 36th Ulster Division until regimental pattern was available

Code: 57654

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Cheshire Volunteer Training Corps K/C

Bronze cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Later became the 1st to the 10th Volunteer Battalions The Cheshire Regt. Ref K&K Vol1 1605

Code: 57641

70.00 GBP

Ulster Volunteer Force 36th Ulster Division WWI Kitchener's Army

Oval bronzed lapel badge with pin fixing to reverse. Worn by soldiers of the 36th Ulster Division until regimental pattern was available

Code: 57556

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Surrey VTC K/C

Bronzed cap badge with slide to reverse. Ref K&K Vol1 1679

Code: 57533

45.00 GBP

Bucks. Volunteer Defence Corps 1914

Bronze cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Bronze swan with coronet fixed by chain to its neck. The swan was an ancient badge of the de Bohun family from whence it passed to the Stafford Dukes of Buckingham. Ref K&K Vol1 1600

Code: 57500

110.00 GBP