13th Batt. (Kensington) London Regt. K/C

Bronze helmet plate with 2 loops to reverse. Eight pointed star with Kensington coat of arms to centre. Circlet reads 'Kensington 13th County of London' with South Africa honours. Ref K&K Vol1 p442  read more

Code: 53978

Volunteer Medical Staff Corps QVC

White metal Victorian other ranks helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse and red felt backing to centre. Worn by medical staff in most county volunteer battalions. Mint condition  read more

Code: 53919

Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own)

Blackened bronze other ranks helmet plate with guelphic crown and 3 loops to reverse. Worn until 1890, when the busby was adopted. This pattern is the one without Peninsula on the scroll. Ref K&K Vol1 p138  read more

Code: 53474

The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regt.) QVC post 1881

Officer's silver and gilt helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. Silver lion of England and scroll with gilt backplate. Lion set on velvet ground which is grubby. Plate in very good condition. Ref K&K Vol1 217  read more

Code: 53336

Durham Light Infantry QVC

Officer's silver and gilt helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. Lovely condition. Ref K&K Vol1 274  read more

Code: 53268

Northumberland Fusiliers

Foreign service helmet brass pagri badge with slide to reverse. A very small grenade on a long slide. Smallest helmet plate in the British Army. Ref Denis Wood The Fifth Fusiliers No 167  read more

Code: 53264

The Scottish Borderers QVC c.1870s

White metal shako plate with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 53255

Backplate QVC 1881-1902

Brass backplate with 2 loops to reverse. Ref K&K Vol1 287  read more

Code: 53254

Cinque Ports Artillery Volunteers QVC 1878-1901

Other ranks white metal helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. Ref Litchfield Artillery Volunteers p45  read more

Code: 53107

2nd of Foot QVC 1869-78

Officer's last pattern silver and gilt shako plate. Gilt back plate with paschal lamb and 2 in silver. Superb quality badge of lovely construction. Became Queen's Royal West Surrey Regt. in 1881. Ref K&K Vol1 151  read more

Code: 52996