4th Vol. Batt. East Surrey Regt. QVC

Other ranks white metal helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. Amalgamation of the 7th and 26th Corps. HQ in Southwark. Became 4th VB in 1887. Eventually became 23rd London Regiment in 1908  read more

Code: 58295

Royal Scots Fusiliers QVC

White metal glengarry badge with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 58294

King's Own Royal Border Regt. Q/C

Bi-metal cap badge with slide to reverse. Formed in 1959 by the amalgamation of the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment and the Border Regiment. This badge is the 1970 issue after the brigade period. Short lived in metal  read more

Code: 58301

Rifle Brigade

Woven cloth shoulder title  read more

Code: 58299

17th County of London (Poplar & Stepney Rifles) Batt. K/C

White metal cap badge with slide to reverse. Slight verdigris to crown and wreath (top right). Ref K&K Vol1 1847  read more

Code: 58302

Gloucestershire WWII

Woven cloth shoulder title. Paper glued to back  read more

Code: 58293

Royal Irish Fusiliers

Felt sock ornament for tropical wear  read more

Code: 58296

Essex Regt.

Brass helmet plate centre with long pagri slide fixing to reverse. 1st type (2 tower). Ref K&K Vol1 334  read more

Code: 58298

The Royal Dragoons QVC

Gilt band pouch badge [ ex wally lambert collection] with 3 loops to reverse. Lovely gilt with regimental motto 'Let us be judged by our acts'. A very rare badge [Information from the oracle on the Royals Jim Lees] .  read more

Code: 58288

29th Division WWI

Enamel sew-on arm badge. Won their nickname 'The Incomparable 29th' on the bloody beaches of Gallipoli. Six VCs were won before breakfast by the 1st Lancs. Fusiliers. The landing of the Hampshires, Munsters and Dublins from the SS River Clyde to almost certain death. Fought the Gallipoli campaign then withdrew to Egypt. Went to Western Front March 1916 and fought out the war. Formed from regula...  read more

Code: 58282