Hampshire Cadet Volunteers pre 1908

Scarce blackened brass shoulder title with 3 flat loops to reverse. Ref Westlake 1114  read more

Code: 59741

Glider Pilot Regt. K/C

White metal cap badge with slide to reverse. Maker's name Firmin of London. Ref Gaylor Plate 15B  read more

Code: 57093

2nd Division

Officer's woven bullion crossed keys formation sign / pagri badge (not sure which) on faded black padded background. Pin fixing to reverse but hook piece of pin missing. Fought with BEF in France 1939-40 then in 1944 as part of the Fourteenth Army which drove the Japanese from Burma. Ref Cole p36  read more

Code: 51668

Hampshire Carabiniers Yeomanry QVC circa 1897-01

Officer's bi-metal undress sabretache badge with 3 bolts and 1 nut to reverse. Fixed in the centre of the plain black leather sabretache and worn by officer's from c1897 to 1901 before the sabretache was abolished in 1902. Mostly brass, with white metal making up the outer petals of the rose and the 'Carabiniers' scroll at the base of the badge. 105mm in height  read more

Code: 59737

London Scottish

Officer's silver cap badge with pin to reverse. Multipart. Hallmarked 1939 T.E.(Thomas Kerr Ebbutt) of Edinburgh  read more

Code: 56668

New Zealand Railway Battalion K/C

Brass cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Formed from Royal Engineers in 1913. Part of the Samoa advance force in 1914. Disbanded in 1921. Ref Oldham p87  read more

Code: 59736

31st (Cosham) Batt. Hampshire Home Guard

Two part printed cloth shoulder title  read more

Code: 59739

Worcestershire Regt. QVC

Other ranks brass helmet plate with loops to reverse. Worn 1885-1890 only. Ref K&K Vol1 318  read more

Code: 58480

Lord Derby Scheme K/C

Brassard with felt crown. Worn by VTC and Kitchener's Army Volunteers prior to being badged. Introduced in 1915 by Enard Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby and Director General of Recruiting. Complete with buttons. One moth hole. Marking to Authority of Army Council U18792  read more

Code: 52982

Royal Military Academy Sandhurst K/C

Superb officer cadet's gilt cap badge with 2 blades to reverse. Established 1741. Cadets were trained for the Royal Regiment of Artillery or the Corps of Royal Engineers. This badge dates from the period 1902-47 when the academy amalgamated with the Royal Military College. Gilt in wonderful condition. Ref K&K Vol2 1068  read more

Code: 57574