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Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned eight pointed star mounted with circlet “Salus populi suprema lex; to the centre ICRV over strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. VGC Raised as 23rd Middlesex in 1859 and renumbered 14th Middlesex in 1880. Hugh King Collection

Bloomsbury Rifles post 1881 Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped silvered example of Rifle Brigade pattern. Laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown on a scroll inscribed “Bloomsbury Rifles”; within the wreath, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. To the centre; a Crowned strung bugle within a circlet inscribed “Rifle Brigade”. The base of the wreath mounted with a scroll inscribed “The Prince Consort’s Own”. Four screw posts to reverse, retains original backing plate. VGC 37th (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps raised in 1860; redesignated 19th Middlesex RVC in 1880; 1881 became a VB of the Rifle Brigade but without a change in title; merged with 1st Mx. RVC to become 9th (County of London) Bn. London Regt. (Queen Victoria’s) in 1908 Hugh King Collection

Bloomsbury Rifles Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet “Bloomsbury Rifles”; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Minor distortion. GC 37th (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps raised in 1860; redesignated 19th Middlesex RVC in 1880; 1881 became a VB of the Rifle Brigade but without a change in title; merged with 1st Mx. RVC to become 9th (County of London) Bn. London Regt. (Queen Victoria’s) in 1908 Hugh King Collection

26th (Customs) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s shako plate circa 1860. A good very scarce die-cast stamped blackened brass example. Coiled bugle bearing “26” to wire gauze centre. Two loops to reverse. VGC Raised in 1860 by Customs Officers in the London Dock. Hugh King Collection

29th North Middlesex Rifle Volunteers OR’s shako plate circa 1860-65. A good very scarce die-cast stamped blackened brass example. Coiled bugle bearing “29” to partially voided centre. Two bent loops to reverse. Generally VGC. 29th formed 1st March 1860 at St. Pancras; HQ moved to Camden Town in 1864. Renumbered 17th in 1880 and became 19th London Regt. in 1908. Hugh King Collection

15th Middlesex (Customs & Docks) Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A fine and scarce short-lived die-stamped blackened example. Large elongated star mounted with crowned laurel wreath; within the wreath, a Maltese cross, balls to the tips and lions between the angles, bearing circlet inscribed “Rifle” and ornamented by a laurel spray, strung bugle to centre. Wreath with four blank honour scrolls. Two of three loops to reverse. VGC Originally raised as 26th Middlesex Rifle Vols in 1860 by Customs Officers in the London Docks, renumbered 15th Middlesex RV in 1881 becoming a VB of the Rifle Brigade amalgamating with 2nd Tower Hamlets to form 17th Bn. London Regt. in 1908. Hugh King Collection

41st Middlesex (Enfield Lock) Rifle Volunteers Victorian post 1860 waist belt clasp. Fine rare die-cast blackened example. Circlet ornamented with laurel; lined centre bearing crowned strung bugle. Universal pattern rococo ends. VGC Formed 11th June 1860 from employees of the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock as part of 6th Admin Bn. Consolidated as ÔH’ Company, 3rd MC RVC in 1880; 3rd redesignated 1st VB Middlesex Regt. in 1881 but did not assume the title until 1898. Hugh King Collection

17th Middlesex (North Middlesex) Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1880-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “North Middlesex Rifles”; voided centre with stung bugle, “17” lodged between the cords. Three pinched to reverse. VGC 29th formed 1st March 1860 at St. Pancras; HQ moved to Camden Town in 1864. Renumbered 17th in 1880 and became 19th London Regt. in 1908. Hugh King Collection

37th Middlesex (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s pre 1880 glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Within a Guelphic crowned laurel wreath, a Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “Bloomsbury Rifles”; crowned strung bugle to centre, “37” between the bugle cords. Two loops to reverse. VGC 37th (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Middlesex RVC raised 31st March 1860; renumbered 19th Middlesex RVC 3rd September 1880. Hugh King Collection

51st (2nd Yorkshire, West Riding) or King’s Own Light Infantry Regiment OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81 A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Strung bugle with “51” between the cords. Reverse with brass plated copper loops East and West. GC (KK 508)

First Surrey Rifles Victorian helmet plate circa 1878-82. A good die-stamped short-lived white metal example, probably worn by Sergeants. Maltese cross with lions between the arms, surmounted by a crowned scroll inscribed “1803-1859”. To the centre of the cross, a circlet inscribed “First Surrey Rifles”; within the circlet, a strung bugle with “1” between the strings. Beneath the lower arm of the cross a scroll inscribed “Concordia victrix”. Three replacement hoop style loops to reverse. Generally VGC.

6th Durham Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce white metal example. Eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. On the star, within a laurel wreath, a strap inscribed “6th Durham Rifle Volunteers”, strung bugle to centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC 6th Durham RV (Tyne Docks) formed part of 2nd Admin Bn. which was consolidated in February 1880 as 6th Durham RVC but redesignated 5th in November of that year. Provenance Bosleys December 2005, lot 53.

3rd (Accrington) Lancashire Rifle Volunteers Victorian 1860’s OR’s shako plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Crowned star bearing bearing circlet “Lancashire Volunteers”; centre mounted with strung bugle with “3” lodged between the cords. Two loops to reverse. Some verdigris.

19th (Bloomsbury) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s forage cap / glengarry badge circa 1859-80. A good scarce die-stamped blackened example. Crowned coiled bugle with “19” to voided centre secured by two vertical bars. Two loops ti reverse. GC 19th Middlesex RVC formed 13th December, 1859 at Bermondsey by members of the Working Men’s College. Renumbered 10th in 1880, attached to KRRC in 1881 then in July 1883 became 1st VB Royal Fusiliers.

13th (Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot Victorian NCO’s glengarry badge circa 1874-76. A fine die-stamped gilt example. Bugle horn surmounted by a mural crown with scroll above “Jellalabad”, within the strings of the horn “13”. Reverse with copper loops North and South. VGC (KK 438) Hugh King Collection

First Surrey Rifles Officer’s pre 1891 pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped gilt example. Crowned wreath, half of laurel, half of palm surrounding circlet inscribed “First Surrey Rifles”. Seeded centre mounted with silver strung bugle with “1” between the cords. Three screw posts to reverse. Near VGC. Hugh King Collection

6th King’s African Rifles Regimental Sweetheart Brooch. A fine scarce yellow metal example following the design of the cap badge. Crowned strung bugle resting on scroll “King’s African Rifles”; “6” lodged between the bugle cords Complete with pin fitting. VGC Height 27 mm

Somerset Light Infantry diamond set Regimental Sweetheart Brooch. A scarce unmarked example set with approximately 40 small diamonds. Bugle strung from mural crown surmounted by green enamel scroll “Jellalabad”’ ““XIII” between the green enamel bugle cords. Enamel defective. Complete with pin fitting. GC. Height 21 mm

35th Regiment of Bengal Light Infantry Victoeian Officers’ Mess Plate. An attractive ten and a quarter inch dinner plate with gilt decoration and deep blue border bearing four cartouches with floral sprays. Central badge with incorporates strung bugle, laurel wreath and mural crown with honour scrolls. Slight hairline crack not affecting appearance otherwise GC.

First Surrey Rifles Victorian Officer’s regimental pattern helmet circa 1860. An extremely fine and rare example unique to this unit. One piece black fur felt skull with pronounced front and rear peaks surmounted by a slender gilt cruciform with supports the large fluted gilt spike. To the front a gilt crowned wreath, half laurel half palm, surrounding a circlet inscribed “First Surrey Rifles”. To the centre, a silver strung bugle with “1” between the cords. Across the top of the peak, attacked to the gilt lion’s head bosses which support the velvet backed chinchain, a narrow band of gilt metal. To each side, equidistant to the cruciform base and lion’s head, a small gilt rose. To the reverse, a slightly bigger rose with hook to support the chinchain in the upright position. Lightly quilted crimson silk adjustable wide sweatband. A few stitching faults to chinchain otherwise generally VGC. Formed as South London RVC 14th June, 1859 at Camberwell. From February, 1860 shown as 1st Surrey RVC. It would appear this was Surrey’s answer to the leather head-dress by 32nd Middlesex RVC known as “Six-foot Volunteer Guards”. Provenance. It is believed this was firstly in the late E.J Absolon`s Collection, and then in the late Bill Dear`s Collection.

Victorian Rifles Officer’s astrakhan rifle cap. A good example of black lambs wool by Hawkes & Co. of Piccadilly. To the front a swag of plaited mohair cord, which rises to either side and secured by a small blacked strung bugle device. To the front, a blackened curled bugle device, above a black cord boss bearing a Victorian Crown, the boss supporting a vulture and ostrich feather plume, with blacked silver ring. The crown of the cap is of dark green melton cloth ornamented with mohair cord. The interior with leather sweatband and silk lining. Complete with black patent leather chin strap. GC clean condition.

Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Victorian Field Service Cap Entirely of black cloth except for bright green cloth piping to crown seam. Bronze Victorian crowned Rifles buttons and black corded boss in front bearing white metal bugle-horn. Hooks inside for chin-strap. The lining with label of Hobsons and traces of the original owner’s signet seal.

King’s Shropshire Light Infantry Victorian Field Officer’s Forage Cap A rare example of the peaked pillbox, of green cloth with black oakleaf lace band and black purl button to top, edged with eight eyes of narrow black braid. Gold cord piping to crown-seam and patent leather peak edged with gold embroidery. Very fine badge of eight pointed white metal star bearing a silver bugle horn with regimental initials in the strings, on a translucent green enamel ground within a gilt circlet inscribed SHROPSHIRE. Roan leather internal headband with initials EMW, and quilted lining to top. Some stitching faults and moth damage, a small chip to enamel of badge. The initials EMW may well be those of Major (Hon Lt Col) Edward M Wakeman of the 3rd (Shropshire Militia) Battalion KSLI.

WW1 Imperial German JŠger Regiment No.8 Bugle. This dark brass bugle retains some of its field grey painted finish and appears to be complete with original black leather sling strap. This bears the clear stamp “JR 08 1916”. Now with some small holes to the brass, not effecting the overall appearance. GC.

Mid 19th Century Rifle Regiment Officer’s Sword. A good example the single edged slightly curved blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and a strung bugle device. This device is repeated to the open Guard. The shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black leather and steel mounted scabbard. Retailed through W. Jones & Co, details to the forte. Overall GC clean condition.

WW1 Period Rifle Regiment Officer’s Sword A George V period example, with straight “dumbbell” blade by C Hawksworth, Sheffield, bearing the Royal Cypher and strung bugle-horn,plated guard with a crowned bugle-horn in the cartouche, and wire-bound shagreen grip. Housed in its brown leather scabbard. Knock to guard, otherwise GC

Brass bugle: having silver plated mouth piece with rope and tassels.

A copper horn and a copper and brass mounted bugle (af) (2).

A brass and copper bugle CONDITION REPORT: Poor condition

A Gilbert portable gramo­phone: in blue case, with mother-of-pearl faced soundbox, bugle tone-arm and aluminium fret behind 12-inch turntable

Original copper hunting horn by Kohler & Son, Victoria Street, Westminster, London, a copper bugle and a porthole style plaque

A brass and copper military bugle bearing badge from Argyle & Southerland regiment.

A heavy horse harness and items of Brassware including a bugle

A box of brass and silver plate, tog. with a brass bugle

Henry Potter - 70th Field Company Royal Engineers bugal 1914; a copper bugle

4 Indian Army officers silver coloured collar badges: 45th Cavalry, 48th Cavalry and pair 18th Hyderabad Regt; a strung bugle marked “Silver”; 7 cap badges including 2nd Punjab with Vic crown, The Burma Regt, etc. GC (12)

19 officers bronze lapel/collar badges: pair Bays, Tanks, R W Kent, Derby Yeo, London Scottish and AAC, single Royals, Lincoln, Leicester, Manchester 1st patt, RFC large (lugs missing) and small, General Service; 2 sidecap badges on cord boss, bronzed R Berks and WM strung bugle. GC (21)

An 1827 pattern rifle officer’s sword, etched blade, 32½”, by Withenbank (? unclear) & Son, Bradford, regulation steel guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, QGC, and a relic R Engineers driver’s sword in scabbard. (2)

Selection of Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Badges cap badges include bi metal ORÕs helmet plate centre ... Brass Yorkshire bugle ... Bi metal on green backing felt ... White metal slider fitting ... Blackened and white metal ... Anodised ... Bi metal extended lugs ... 2 x bi metal collar ... Pair anodised collar ... Brass Yorkshire title ... White metal KOYLI title ... Brass KOYLI title ... 3 x embroidery KOYLI titles. 17 items + buttons including Victorian.

Selection of Cornwall Light Infantry Badges cap badges include brass ORÕs Home Service helmet plate centre ... WW2 plastic economy ... Bronzed (folded blades) ... White metal ... Anodised ... Silvered ... Pair brass collars ... Pair bronzed collars ... Pair silvered collars ... 2 x brass Cornwall titles ... Brass Cornwall with attached bugle ... Embroidery DCLI title. 16 items + buttons.

Selection of Brass Shoulder Titles including Liverpool Scottish T Camerons ... Cameron ... Oxf & Bucks ... T4 Border ... Oxf & Bucks with bugle ... T4 Dorset ... T6 Seaforth .. T4 Wilts ... Wilts ... E Lancs ... E Lancashire ... Northamptonshire ... W Riding ... Worcester ... Welch ... Seaforth ... T4 Gordon ... T4 York ... York ... T5 S Lancashire (blackened). 30 items.

Good Selection of Indian Shoulder Titles consisting brass UPH (United Provinces Horse) ... Brass Kirkee (15th Kirkee Field Batt) ... Brass AVLH (Assam Valley Lt Horse) ... White metal Ceylon MR ... White metal VR Bombay ... Brass 128 Pioneers ... White metal PLH (Punjab Light Horse) ... White metal BLH (Bihar Light Horse) ... White metal CAV (Cossipore Artillery Vol) ... White metal BVA (Bombay Vol Artillery) ... White metal NBMR (Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles) ... White metal SVLH (Surma Valley Light Horse) ... White metal SPMR with bugle ( S Provinces Mounted Rifles). 13 items.

Baden Powell Patriotic Flag single side scarlet flag. Printed Union flag to top corner and printed picture of Baden Powell to lower corner with scroll ÒCol Baden PowellÓ. Together with a woolwork embroidery panel ÒS A War 1899-1900Ó with the Union and St George flag ... Printed musical score ÒBritish Valour March dedicated to Colonel Baden PowellÓ ... 1914 Church Scouts prayer book ... 1912 Scout song book ... Royal Scouts bugle calls. Quantity.

Two KOYLI Officer Forage Caps dark green crown, body and curtain. One with anodised front buttons, the other with brass GS buttons. Green cord button cap boss with gilt central strung bugle. 2 items.

Interwar Durham Light Infantry ORÕs Service Dress Tunic khaki single breasted tunic. Stand and fall high collar. Pleated chest pockets and lower hidden pockets all with buttoned flaps. Brass regimental buttons. Collar now with bugle horns. Shoulder titles absent. Traces of SignallerÕs badge to left cuff.

Rifles Officer Uniforms Victorian black serge tunic with blackened metal Vic crown bugle ball buttons and CaptainÕs rank badges. Some moth damage ... Matching black trousers with moth damage ... KRRC MajorÕs black jacket dated 1918 with scarlet piping to base of collar, shoulder straps with one crown missing ... Green jacket with 7th Gurkha Rifles regimental ball buttons and medal ribbons including MC, IGS 36-39, 39-45 Star, Burma Star, War medal with MiD and GSM. Collar badges and shoulder straps removed ... KRRC pattern mess jacket with roll collar and pointed scarlet cloth cuffs edged with black braid. Collar badges removed. Small amount of moth. 5 items.

Rifle Volunteer Uniforms CorporalÕs scarlet cloth undress frock with blue collar, black cord shoulder loops and white metal VC Royal Arms buttons and white braid chevrons. Slight mothing ... Victorian OfficerÕs scarlet full dress tunic with white facings, white metal VC bugle horn buttons, silver laced collar and silver cord edging to pointed cuffs. Shoulder loops removed, one button incorrect. 2 items.

Kings Shropshire Light Infantry SergeantÕs Uniform scarlet full dress tunic with blue facings, gold chevrons on right sleeve, KC Royal Arms buttons. Collar and cuffs edged with narrow white braid. Scarlet shoulder straps embroidered with a bugle over Shropshire in white worsted. Collar badges removed.

Rifle Regiments Undress Uniforms ORÕs green cloth undress tunic for the 16th London with large black regimental buttons (coronet above Prince of Wales feathers on a portcullis, patch breast pockets and red/white/blue cord to base of collar. Slight moth damage to front ... Similar tunic, some incorrect buttons, slight moth damage ... Staff SergeantÕs frock of heavy black cloth with scarlet piping to collar seam and scarlet edging to chevrons. Large KC in black embroidery to right sleeve and KC black bugle buttons. Minor damage ... SergeantÕs green serge No 1 dress tunic dated 1962 with scarlet piping to shoulder straps and base of collar. Black braid chevrons, edged with narrow gold braid on scarlet backing. Black ball Rifles buttons to front. Two buttons missing from front. All other buttons removed. ... Matching trousers. 5 items.

A pair of Spelter figures of American Civil war foot soldiers, one with a drum, the other with (damaged) bugle, 42cm, another figure of a man in breeches (af), and two gilt painted metal models of the horses of Marly.

A Meissen group of a huntsman and three hounds, 20th century, he wearing a green coat and holding a bugle aloft, impressed crossed swords and Weiss mark, incised model number Q237, 13.5in.

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE. Two home programmes in the South Western Football League in season 1957/8, v. Bugle 4/9 and v. Penzance 2/10/1957. Both are slightly creased. Generally good.

A copper coaching horn, 124.5cm (49") long and a copper bugle

VICTORIAN VOLUNTEER RIFLE OFFICER`S SWORD the scroll work basket with crown bugle regimental badge, the etched single fullered blade with crown, battle honours and inscribed `Volunteer Rifle`s`, in metal scabbard 82cm long (length of blade)

WW1 1918 dated bugle by Hawkes & Son London.

An antique copper Warming Pan with turned wooden handle, a copper and brass Bugle by Douglas & Co, South St, London, a copper Kettle with acorn finial, two Bells, Aeroplane, Dog and Boot

Khukri knife, bugle and Commando dagger (32cm)

A selection of brass and copperware, including old primus stoves; a bugle; etc.

A Durham Light Infantry Soldier`s Embroidered Sampler, couched and appliqued with a strung DLI bugle, two crossed flags, one embroidered with battle honours, in colours on a cream silk field, 49cm by 58cm, framed and glazed

A First World War Copper Bugle, with brass mounts and mouthpiece, by Samuel & Sons, London 1915, later hand engraved R.O.CORPS 1918; a Copy of German Third Reich Luftwaffe Second Pattern Dagger, with plated scabbard; a Kukri, with close plated steel blade, leather scabbard set with two small knives (3)