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The Rifle Brigade (17th County of London Regiment) - A Fine Silvered Pouch Belt Plate surmounted by a Guelphic crown above a Maltese cross device inscribed South Africa 1899 - 1902 with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the central circlet inscribed Rifle Brigade with a King’s crown above strung bugle, the bottom with scrolling banner inscribed ‘17th County of London Regiment’, three screw posts to reverse, complete with backing plate, 9cm high.

The Rifle Brigade - A Fine Victorian Die-Stamped Silvered Pouch Belt Plate surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle, the surrounding wreath bearing a further six honours, four screw posts to reverse complete with original backing plate.

The Rifle Brigade - A Fine Victorian Die-Stamped Silvered Pouch Belt Plate surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle, the surrounding wreath bearing a further three honours ‘Sevastopol - Alma - Inkerman’ four screw posts to reverse complete with original backing plate

The Rifle Brigade - A Fine Victorian Silver Hallmarked Officer’s Pouch Belt Whistle, Chains and Guard by Bent & Parker of Birmingham dated 1880, the guard with lion mask and pierced inscription ‘Celer Et Audax’ (Swift & Bold) together with a fine silver 60th Rifles pouch belt plate also by Bent & Parker, a silver plated strung bugle device and a Rifle Brigade Plume, all mounted for display, framed and glazed, 33cm x 30

The Rifle Brigade - A Silvered Pouch Belt Whistle, Chains and Guard the guard inscribed ‘Rifle Brigade’, together with a Victorian silvered pouch belt plate surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle, the surrounding wreath bearing a further five honours ‘Sevastopol - Alma - Inkerman - Lucknow - Ashantee’ four screw posts to reverse complete backing plate, and VR crowned and strung bugle devices, all mounted for display, framed and glazed, 29cm x 29cm.

The Rifle Brigade Bloomsbury Rifles - A Victorian Other Ranks Brass Helmet Plate the device surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed ‘Bloomsbury Rifles’, above a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle, three fasteners to reverse, 9cm high; The Rifle Brigade - A Victorian Other Ranks Brass Helmet Plate the device by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, above a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with aictorian crowned strung bugle the surrounding wreath bearing a further five honours ‘Sevastopol - Alma - Inkerman - Lucknow - Ashantee’ three fasteners to reverse, 9.5cm (2)

The Rifle Brigade - A Rare Victorian Silvered Helmet Plate the device by a seated angel resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, above a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle the surrounding wreath bearing a banner inscribed ‘Peninsular’ four fasteners to reverse, complete with silvered brass backing plate, 8.5cm (2).

The Rifle Brigade - A Fine Silvered Pouch Belt Plate the device by a Guelphic crown resting on a vacant tablet, above a Maltese cross device with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle the surrounding wreath bearing a scrolling banner inscribed ‘The Prince Consorts Own’ four fasteners to reverse, complete with silvered posts to reverse, complete with silver backing plate, 10cm high

The Rifle Brigade Prince Consorts Own - A Silvered Regimental Helmet Plate ERII the device by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Waterloo, above a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with a Victorian crowned strung bugle the surrounding wreath bearing a further five honours ‘Sevastopol - Alma - Inkerman - Lucknow - Ashantee’ on a convex silvered backing plate, two loop fasteners to reverse, 11cm high, together with two regimental silvered pouch belt plates each device surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet inscribed Peninsular, above a Maltese cross device containing inscribed battle honours with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circle inscribed Rifle Brigade with strung bugle the surrounding wreath bearing a further honours including Pegasus Bridge and Normandy, each with four screw posts to the reverse and four silvered cap badges.

The 4th Volunteer Battalion Kings Royal Rifles - 5th West Middlesex V.R.C. - A Stamped Brass Helmet or Cap Badge the device surmounted by a King’s Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ‘S. Africa 1900-2’ 7cm high together with a Royal Green Jackets pouch belt plate the device surmounted by an ERII crown resting on a tablet inscribed ‘Peninsula’ above a Maltese cross containing battle honours, the centre circle inscribed The Royal Green Jackets with strung bugle, four screw posts to reverse, 8cm high, a Rifle Brigade ‘The Prince Consorts Own silvered cap badge, 7cm high and a stamped brass Rifle Brigade cap badge, (4).

The Rifle Brigade - A Silver Plated Pouch Belt Whistle, Chains and Guard together with two further examples, a good model of a Rifle Brigade strung bugle with diamond registration mark, and a chain guard bearing lions head and inscribed ‘Rifle Brigade’ (5).

The King’s Royal Rifle Corps KRRC - A Fine Gilt Brass Belt Buckle two-part each mounted with a Maltese cross device lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips, the centre circles inscribed The Kings Royal Rifle Corps with a strung bugle, together with another similar one-part buckle,

A box containing a selection of vintage textiles to include a World War One gold tray cloth (souvenir from France) and pieces of embroidery from an Edwardian gown and a cream silk velvet panel decorated with a silver cross pattern in bugle beads

4th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Victorian field service cap badge Die-cast silvered crowned Maltese cross inscribed “Semper Paratus” with central strung bugle. Loops Raised in 1859, retained its numeral through the 1880 changes and became 13th Bn. London Regt. (Kensington) in 1908.

Indian Army. Moulmein Volunteer Rifles pre 1920 cap badge. British made die-stamped white metal crowned title circlet resting on “Primus in Burma” scroll; strung bugle to voided centre. (Cox 2684) JR Gaunt, 63 Condit St. London tablet to reverse Loops Raised in 1887

Indian Army. Poona Volunteers post 1887 pagri badge. Fine scarce British made die-stamped white metal example. Crowned star, title circlet, central strung bugle. Stout pagri pin

Indian Army. 125th Napier’s Rifles 1905 Birmingham hallmarked silver pagri badge. Die-stamped crowned strung bugle with “125” between the cords by H & S Hart & Sons, London Stout pagri pin 25th Bombay Rifles became 125th Napier’s Rifles in 1903 then 5th Bn. 6th Rajputana Rifles in 1922.

Sherwood Rangers OSD bronze cap badge. Small die-stamped ornate bugle. Blades Hugh King Collection

Indian Army. 58th Vaughan’s Rifles 1908 Birmingham hallmarked silver pagri badge Die-cast crowned strung bugle with “58” lodged between the cords. JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) Stout pagri pin

Indian Army. Rajputana Rifles Victorian pagri badge. British made fine die-stamped white metal pre 1903 crowned strung bugle with “RR” lodged between to cords.

Durham Light Infantry Officer’s Birmingham 1940 hallmarked silver cap badge. Good die-cast crowned strung bugle with “DLI” lodged between the cord. F & S (Firmin & Sons ) Loops

Welsh. 43rd (Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot Georgian Officer’s silvered closed back coatee button. Crowned strung bugle with “43” lodged between the string. Approx. 18 mm Jennens & Co. London Shank

68th (Durham Light Infantry) Officer’s silver plated closed-back coatee button Crowned strung bugle with ‘68’ lodged between the cords. Approx. 18 mm Charles Jennens,(POW) London Shank

16th (Harrogate) West York Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer's silvered tunic button. Castle over “Harrogate” and strung bugle. Title in surround. Approx. 24 mm Treble Standd. Extra Rich Shank

Rotherithe Rifle Volunteers Victorian white metal tunic button. Title circlet, central strung bugle with “23” lodged between the cords. Approx. 24 mm No backmark Shank 23rd Surrey RV

Scottish. 29th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian white metal button Title strap with strung bugle to centre. Approx. 24 mm Gardiner & Co. London & Glasgow Shank Formed at Coatbridge 13th February 1860.

2nd (Southampton) Hampshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s blackened button “Southampton Rifles” circlet with crowned stung bugle within. Approx. 23 mm Doughty & Co. 109 St Martins Lane, London Shank HQ at Southampton. Became a VB of the Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881; redesignated 2nd VB on 18th August 1885.

T / 9 / bugle / HLI brass Highland Light Infantry facing pair brass Scottish shoulder titles. Three loops to each Glasgow Highland Bn. landed in France 5.11.1914; 2/9th to Ireland in 1917. Hugh King Collection

A brass mounted copper 'Life' bugle by Farquharson, London: 28cm high..

A Victorian copper and brass bugle by Henry Potter & Co ,London, together with a swagger stick, lanyards, a World War II British penknife, three other penknives and a webbing belt:.

A Victorian 1827 pattern rifle officer's sword of the Middlesex 11th Rifle Volunteers:, with crowned strung bugle to the regulation steel hilt, stepped pommel, backstrap with chequered thumb piece and wire bound fish skin grip, the slightly curved blade by E Thurkle, Soho, London, etched with strung bugle and Middlesex 11th Rifle Volunteers and VTR cypher, contained in its steel scabbard with two suspension rings, blade length 82cm.

Victorian Officers & NCOs in Regimental Forage Caps:- 7 group photos, a smaller portrait photo, 4 cabinet photos and 11 cartes-de-visite. (23) CONDITION REPORT: Comprising:- a mixed group at Hythe School of Musketry, May 1888 showing a fine range of forage caps; an officer group, probably Royal Fusiliers, Dover, 1891, a trio of officers from the Royal Welch Fusiliers, a group photo of officers and NCOs of 23rd Foot, c. 1881, a 7th Foot ( Royal Fusiliers) officer group at Portsmouth, 1872, an officer group from a Fusilier regiment on foreign service, c.1885, possibly in Egypt, an officer of 47th Foot and his wife at Montreal, a group of officers from a Scottish regiment c. 1870 posing by a hut, a head & shoulders cabinet photo of Captain Buckley Rutherford of the York & Lancaster Regiment, November, 1884, an officer taken in Jersey, a Sergeant of a Fusilier regiment, c.1880s, a Band Sergeant probably of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers with 2 medals for Egypt, c.1890, a small portrait photo of a Fusilier officer in scarlet frock, a portrait photo of an officer of Devonshire Regiment, c.1890, another of an officer of 27th Foot, c.1870, with castle over “27” on cap, at Cork, a Colour-Sergeant of 20th Foot, 1860s, an officer of 82nd Foot at Kurrachee (Karachi) dated 30/3/1868, in India pattern serge frock, 2 officers of the 1860s in blue frock coats, one of 2nd Foot, lamb & flag over “2” to cap, the other 73rd Foot with diced cap band named as William Harrison Preston and 4 other cdvs, one with crowned VR cypher, one taken at Lancaster of 2 officers and 2 others of Militia officers, one of the 2nd Royal Surrey Militia, the other taken at Dawlish, South Devon with what appears to be a rose inside a strung bugle to cap

Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force:- 3 large format group photos, 4 portrait photos, 4 other photos and a good group of 128 postcards, all R/P except one P/P, mostly of RFC personnel and early RAF personnel. (139) CONDITION REPORT: Many good portraits also some groups, bands, parades; photos include a group of RFC personnel , an RAF officer in full dress with plumed head dress, 1930s, a group by Bassano Ltd. Of RFC Officer Observers in flying coats, a large group of RAF cadets at Flying School, Oxford, c.1918, posing with propellers, a large group of RAF mechanics and ground crew posing with early aeroplane, c.1918; postcards include group of “S” Squadron, RAF at Heliopolis Aerodrome, Cairo, 1919 and the Drums and Bugle band of No. 5 RAF Cadet Wing, c.1920s (top left corner clipped)

An officer’s service sword, c 1810, of Captain Charles Diggle, 52nd Regiment, plain curved, shallow fullered blade 31”, steel stirrup hilt with pronounced knucklebow, the langets engraved with strung bugle and “52” on one side and “Captain Charles Diggle” on the other, plain pronounced forward sloping pommel and backstrap, wire bound leather grip, in its leather scabbard with lightly line engraved steel locket, middle band and chape, with 2 rings. Good Condition (steel parts cleaned over pitting, scabbard leather some wear). Note: The Army List for 1812 shows Charles Diggle, Captain, 24th May, 1810, 52nd (Oxfordshire Light Infantry) Regiment Plate 43

A 19th century bowie knife, blade 10½”, marked “Broomhead & Thomas Celebrated American Hunting Knife” at forte on one side, with a later etched panel, running the whole length of the blade, and depicting an antelope chased by a dog under a tree, in a panel of foliage with a bugle and hunting horn “trophy” at the lower end, shaped silver plated “coffin” type hilt with plain crossguard and side straps up to frustrum shaped pommel engraved with a stylized sunburst on both sides, diced horn grips with a small panel on one side scratch engraved “Rio c 1868”. Good Condition. Plate 35

A light company officer’s sword, flat, sharply curved blade 29”, steel stirrup hilt with shallow langets, the outer one bearing applied brass strung bugle, pronounced forward sloping plain pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its black leather (replaced) scabbard with plain pierced steel mounts, rings to locket and middle band, gilt knot and tassels. Good Condition, the steel parts cleaned bright overall. Plate 43

An early 19th century officer’s sword of The 52nd (Oxfordshire Light Infantry) Regiment, curved flat blade 31½”, etched in plain panels on one side with crowned Royal Arms, supporters and motto, and on the other side with crown, strung bugle, “LII” and wreath (etching faint), gilt stirrup hilt with ornamental langets bearing strung bugle, crossguard, facetted knucklebow, flattened lion’s head pommel into backstrap facetted at the lower end, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel flattened diamond section scabbard (minor dents) with 2 rings on crosslet mounts. Good Condition, the hilt retaining approximately 50% original gilt. Plate 43

A quantity of Britains Military sets/individual figures. Royal Artillery Mountain Battery 8857. Comprising 5 mules to carry the gun parts, plus 5 artillerymen, 11 pieces. 5x The Golden Jubilee Series – Officer of the Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms 40260. 4th Queens Hussars Officer 40277 mounted. The Gold Coast Regiment Officer 40311. Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, mounted 40321. Plus, Officer, Yeomen of the Guard, mounted 40324. Plus, Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders 49000, 4 figures. 27th Light Cavalry Madras 8839, mounted. A Fort Henry Guard 8823. 3x The William Britain Collectors Club – The Sherwood Foresters Drum Major 1993. The Sherwood Foresters Bass Drummer 1994. The Sherwood Foresters Side Drummer 1995. Also a figure of Dennis Britain O.B.E., D.F.C. 1903-1996. 3x Six figure sets- Scots Guards Piper & Five Men 7238, 6 Black Watch Pipers 7240 and 2 Policeman, Yeoman, Horse Guard, Life Guard and Scots Guard. A Royal Marine Colour Party & Escort 10 pieces 7202. 5x Four piece set – 2x Scots Guards Drum & Bugle Set 7210, Queens Colour Party Scots Guards 7249. US Marine Corps 7301. And US Marine Drum & Bugle Corps 7304. All boxed. Contents VGC-Mint. £70-100

An assembled Vic rifle regt officer’s sword, thin flexible DE Spanish blade 31”, etched and gilt for half length on both sides with fenestrated, stylized floral panels and marked “Fabrica de Toledo 1880” on one side at forte with Spanish R Arms on the other, regulation plated hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel and backstrap with chequered thumbpiece, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard (kinked, plating bubbled) with single ring. Sword near VGC, the blade and hilt retaining most original finish (minor rust speckles to inside of guard).

A Michael Sutty painted porcelain figure “Trumpeter RHA”, in full dress with busby and cape, holding bugle, with trumpet on cord below, standing easy his arm resting on a column, title scroll on base, height overall 12½”, “model No 15”. Very Good Condition Plate 25

A brass mounted copper bugle, marked “Thos Dawkins & Co, 205-207 City London” with no “14”, mouthpiece on chain (few dents) and a similar bugle, no maker’s name, applied WM Cameron Highlander badge; an interesting copper bottle/flask, indented base as for wine bottle, well fitting screw stopper, 11” overall; 3 other items. Generally GC

A late 18th century light infantry or light company officer’s sword, curved shallow fullered blade 33”, with rounded back, narrow back fuller and clipped back tip, brass stirrup hilt with ornamental langets including a strung bugle in circle, facetted knucklebow, flattened lions head pommel and sharkskin grip with 3 rosettes. Good Condition. Plate 43

Sword: An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officers sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall, London. Top of blade numbered '10716' (Number shows year of manufacture as 1860) Etched blade with Victorian Crown and '8th L.R.V.' (8th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers) Panel on blade etched with owners name 'W. HARPER'. Blade 32.5", steel hilt with strung bugle device, wirebound fishskin hilt (handling wear). In its steel mounted leather scabbard. Note * William Harper's career through the Gazettes is sold with the sword.

Sword: An Infantry Officers sword Pattern 1845/54 by Henry Wilkinson. Ricasso with Pall Mall address. Fullered blade 33" with VR Crown & Rifle Officers strung bugle (Rifle Volunteers?) Top of blade numbered '24205' for 1881. 1854/Patt Gothic Brass hilt with non folding guard. In its steel scabbard. Areas of light pitting (largely to scabbard). Grip wirebound fishskin (latter worn). Sound condition overall, researchable and will improve with cleaning.

A copper bugle and three various brass horns

*De Salis family uniforms and regalia. A Royal Green Jackets Officer's black leather belt with large silver badge of the King's Royal Rifle Corps and silver whistle on a plated chain with lions head roundel pierced with motto 'Celer Et Audox' (Swift and Bold), together with a cartridge pouch applied with silver strung bugle, hallmarks for Jennens & Co Birmingham 1893, together with various uniforms including 1949 pattern Battle blouse with King's Royal Rifle Corps Bakelite buttons by J.J. Mendes Ltd, another Battle blouse 1942? Pattern with Queen's Westminster cloth insignia, Lieutenant's pips and 56th (London) Infantry Division cloth badges by Master Craft Uniform Co, various shirts, trousers, civilian wear etc, contained in two large trunks, the metal trunk inscribed 'Capt De Salis K.R.R.C.' Probably a combination of two family members uniform but primarily belonging to Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney Charles Fane De Salis, D.S.O., King's Royal Rifle Corps, born in 1898, various WWI commissions served on the Western Front and Russia, wounded twice, post war service with King's African Rifles , awarded the DSO (L.G. 8.7.1941) and twice mentioned in despatches. (2 trunks)

An early 20thC Henry Potter & Co, Charing Cross Road, London, copper and brass bugle 0S4

Boys Brigade copper & brass bugle in a wooden carry box

A BOX OF COLLECTABLE TYPHOO TEA FIGURES & A BAG OF 80S BLACK COUNTRY BUGLE ANNUALS

Brass bugle and state of the art corkscrew

Bugle & copper lidded pot on legs

GREAT WAR - A ROYAL TANK CORPS TRENCH ART BRASS MATCHBOX HOLDER bearing the corps King's crown device, 10.5cm high, together with an ashtray modelled from a German 1918 dated shell base and bullet cartridge with applied British rifle brigade strung bugle device, 6cm x 8cm and a workshop made brass wine goblet, the bowl modelled from a shell fuse with turned brass stem and base, 10cm high, (3).

WWII Khukuri Gurkha Knife And Scabbard Together with A Brass And Copper Bugle

Rifle Volunteer Regiment Officers Cross Belt Plate, cast silvered kings crown laurel wreath with Maltese cross to the centre and strung bugle to the centre of the cross. Four screw post fittings to the reverse. Good condition.

Selection of Regimental Pouch Badges, consisting of Victorian white metal example for the South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (SMRV) with one solder repaired lug on the reverse, brass and white metal Royal Welsh Fusiliers pouch badge in the form of a flaming grenade with white metal Prince of Wales feathers to the centre, white metal Welsh Regiment badge with dragon to the centre of closed wreath, two lug fittings on the reverse; Rifles frosted silver pouch badge being a Victorian crown over horn bugle with two post fittings on the reverse, Staffordshire regiment pouch boss badge having Staffordshire knot to the centre, small chromed pouch badge for the Somerset & Cornwall light infantry and gilt metal Edward VIII cipher with two screw posts on the reverse. (7 items)

Selection of Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Collar Badges consisting of three pre 1881 examples in gilt metal with number 7 to the centre, various examples of post 1881 in gilt metal and white metal, WW1 period officers bronze Cap/Collar badge with two lug fittings on the reverse, officers bullion wire examples with gilt metal and silvered centre rose, various other ranks an officers collars with only rose on the ball of the grenade, Victorian crowned example with white Hanover Horse below the garter, pair of officers EIIR period in silver gilt with Hanover horse below the garter, five anodised aluminium small type collar badges, bullion frock coat collar badge worn by the Royal London Militia and white metal and silver plated strung bugle collar badges as worn by 3rd or Westminster Middlesex (Light Infantry) Militia. All remain in good overall condition. Many of these badges are the actual examples pictured on pages 42-45 of “History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge” by Colin Churchill. (36 items)

1st Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers Pouch Belt Plate, oval blackened plate with Victorian crown to the top, garter to the centre with “WILTSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS” and the centre having strung bugle with 1 to the centre. Three screw post fittings to the reverse. Good overall condition.

Victorian Rifle Volunteers Pouch Badge, two piece white metal Victorian crown and strung bugle mounted onto a piece of card with typed label identifying it to be 2nd Sussex Rifle Volunteers. Screw post fittings on the reverse. Accompanied by a brass 1861 shako plate with white metal Prince of Wales feathers to the centre, lugs on the reverse have been replaced and a white metal un-identified pouch plate. (3 items)

A collection of early to mid 20th century glass beads, to include bugle beads, and others

Drum sticks, bugle and ethnic drums.