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Click here to subscribeA Pair of Rifle Brigade Officer's Riding Pantaloons, black lace over green, with reinforced seat, one other pair, a Royal Green Jackets Officer's mess kit waistcoat, with tailor's label for Welsh & Jefferies of Savile Road for Colonel Alexander Francis Bistoquet, and three Rifle Brigade mess kit bow ties
A Shako Tin - Captain R. H. FitzHerbert, Derby Rifles, with unrelated shako to R. B. Patten, 1858, and silvery metal Officer's cross belt plate with Guelphic Crown, and name "R H FitzHerbert" scratched into the back plate, and unrelated silver lions boss, chain and whistle with holder Note: FitzHerbert served in the Rifle Brigade 1827-1848, attaining the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after which he served overseas with other foreign units
A Very Rare Silver Cross Belt Plate - The King's Royal Rifle Corps, (King's Crown), with backing plate Note: After the Boer War there was no space on the cross for further battle honours. The Officers consulted the King suggesting that the plate should revert back to the Peninsular Cross plate, i.e. with Queen Victoria Crown, Georgian Crown. This was agreed hence cross belt plates with the King's Crown are very rare.
A Rifle Brigade Colour Sergeant Bugler's Arm Badge, 1902-1915, worked in silver and gold thread on a black ground, with two bugles, a Colour Sergeant's arm badge, post-WWI, worked in green thread, framed, and two King's Royal Rifle Corps black on red Colour Sergeant's cloth arm bands, one pre-1901 and one post-1901, both framed
A Rare Sargeant Major or Quarter Masters Large Cloth Badge, Kings Royal Rifle Corps, circa 1830, worked in silver thread with crown over bugle with number 60 and regimental motto, over four chevrons, on green ground Note: A book accompanies this lot - "British Military Uniforms and Equipment, Series 4 the Rifle Regiments. No. 2 the 60th Regiment Kings Royal Rifle Corps 1824"
A Good Officer's Dress Sword by Moore, Bond Street, London, the 34ins bright steel blade bearing regimental insignia of the Duke of York's Own Rifle Corps, wire bound shagreen grip, plain steel top strap, plain steel guard bearing regimental cypher, and plain steel scabbard with two hanger rings, 38ins overall
A Victorian Officer's Dress Sword by Herbert Hume, Pall Mall, London, the 32ins bright steel blade etched "Duke of York's Own Rifle Corps", stand of arms and foliate work, wire bound shagreen grip, plain steel top strap, plain steel guard with regimental insignia, and bright steel scabbard with two suspension rings, 39ins overall
A Victorian Officer's Dress Sword, the 32ins bright steel blade etched with Royal cypher, the "King's Royal Rifle Corps" and foliate work, wire bound shagreen grip with plain steel top strap, plain steel guard, with regimental badge, and plain steel scabbard with two suspension rings, 39ins overall
A Good George V Rifle's Sword by F. W. Flight of Winchester (Home of the KRRC and Rifle Brigade), Serial No. 4549, the 32ins bright steel blade etched with Royal cypher, regimental badge and foliate work, wire bound shagreen grip with machined top strap, plain steel guard with regimental badge, and bright steel scabbard with two suspension rings, 40ins overall
An Autographed Portrait Photograph of General Sir Redvers Buller in the Uniform of Colonel Commandant of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, 8ins x 5.75ins, and a photograph taken at a luncheon given in General Buller's honour on the 10th October 1901 at the Headquarters of the Queen's Westminster Royal Rifle Volunteers, London, 9ins x 11.5ins Note: At this luncheon Buller gave a speech in which he responded to some of the criticism made towards him in respect of the conduct of his strategy in the Boer War (1899-1902)
A Lithograph - "Fighting Buller", General Sir Redvers Buller, VC, GCB, KGMG, KCB, shown in King's Royal Rifle Corps Full Dress Uniform with Colonel Commandant Rank, Circa 1901, 28.5ins x 18ins, coloured lithograph - mounted portrait of General Sir Redvers Buller, 23ins x 17ins, two other prints of Buller and a silver gilt and enamel medal - "The Ancient Order of the Buffaloes", Sir Redvers Buller Lodge No.4880, presented in 1923 (cased)
A Small Collection of Ceramic, Resin and Metal Figures of King's Royal Rifles and Rifle Brigade Interest, including - limited edition porcelain figure designed by Michael Sutty of a Junior Officer KRR in full dress uniform, 13.5ins high, Ballantynes resin figure of a Rifleman of the 60th American Rifles (1811), 9.5ins high, and eight other figures, various
An Oval Miniature Shoulder Portrait of Captain Herbert W. Christian, King's Royal Rifle Corps, attributed to Mrs Alfred E. Emslie, the gold coloured metal frame inscribed "Captain Herbert W. Christian, King's Royal Rifles, Died of Fever at Suru, Kashmir, May 21st 1896 Aged 29", 3.25ins x 2.5ins, in red leather case
A T. Goode & Co. Pottery Part Dinner Service - The King's Royal Rifle Corps, circa 1946, the rim with gilt regimental badge and gilt lines, on a dark green ground, presented to Major Tom Fowler KRRC on the occasion of his wedding by Captain (later the Honourable) Brigadier R. M. Parker KRRC, (48 pieces)
Richard Simkin (1840-1926) - Coloured aquatint - "The King's Royal Rifle Corps (60th Rifles)", 10.5ins x 8.5ins, another similar dated 1895, a coloured print of British Rifleman, 60th and 95th Regiment, before 1812, and after William Heath (1795-1840) - Coloured lithograph - "60th" and another similar, all framed
Henry Martens (? -1860), engraved by J. Harris - Coloured lithograph - "The Rifle Brigade, Skirmishing Order", from R. Ackermann's Costume of the British Army, plate no. 47, 12ins x 9ins, Frank Dadd (1851-1929) - Coloured engraving - "King's Royal Rifle Corps (formerly 60th Rifles)", 11.5ins x 8.5ins, and thirteen other prints, various, ten framed and glazed Note: The Martens lithograph has a silvery metal plaque attached to the frame - "Presented to the Officers Mess, 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade, Honourable R. Baillie-Hamilton". Baillie-Hamilton served in the Rifle Brigade as a Captain between 1841 and 1852. He died in 1860.
Three Items of Written Military Ephemera, comprising - a commission in the name of and on behalf of His Majesty King George III appointing "Thomas Abell to be an ensign to that company whereof Leonard Gibbons Esq. is Captain in our 60th or Royal American Regiment afoot", dated 1813, a handwritten note from the Duke of York to Mr Rothschild, dated November 10th 1829, and a small black edged envelope addressed to Lieutenant Booth, Commander of Egham (16th Surrey) Rifle Volunteer Corps, Egham, addressed from Windsor Great Park, dated March 23rd 1862 and containing a black edged letter marked private, signed Francis H. Seymour, the Queen's Secretary
Ephemera Relating to Colour Sergeant Edward Belmore, enlisted into King's Royal Rifle Corps at Winchester on 28th August 1878, comprising - orderly room book for 'B' Company throughout the Regiment's time in Egypt, correspondence with fellow 60th Riflemen dated April 2nd 1891, a letter of appreciation from the ladies in Bermuda, Christmas card, a book on military sketching, score register and notes on rifle shooting, and a letter from the Chief Constable dated 1915, relating to German cruisers coming into Bermuda whilst under martial law
A Collection of Military Silver, comprising - a lady's compact, Birmingham 1939, 2.75ins x 2.25ins, cigarette case, Birmingham 1938, 3.25ins x 3ins, pill box, Birmingham 1917, 1.75ins diameter, matchbox holder, Birmingham 1909, 1.75ins x 1.25ins x 0.625ins, all with King's Royal Rifle Corps badge, and a silvery metal cravat pin
A Brass Copy of an Officer's Gorget, the original dating to circa 1760, a lady's brass powder compact with 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps crest to the lid, two plated Vesta boxes with KRRC badge, a mahogany paper weight with the brass plate of J. D. Calvert, Rifle Brigade from his busby tin, and other items of military interest, various
A Cabinet Photograph of Lieutenant John East Hunter Peyton, The King's Royal Rifle Corps, Circa 1857, wearing the 1854 pattern tunic with cross belt and snake waist belt, pictured with stove pipe shako, 8.25ins x 6.75ins, in modern frame and glazed, with the Officer's silvery metal cross belt plate in three parts mounted above the frame
A Photograph of a Lance Sergeant, Rifle Brigade, and his Wife, Afghan War and Long Service Good Conduct Medals, with crossed rifles and crown on sleeve, 10.75ins x 7ins, a photograph of Rifle Brigade recipients of second Boer War medals at Rifle Depot, Winchester, 9.25ins x 11.5ins, a photograph of Rifle Brigade Buglers and Bugle Major, 9ins x 11ins, two other photographs of an Officer wearing full dress with cross belt and Maltese Cross, pre-1901, a photograph of 'A' company, or Capt. S.H. Rickman's company 1911, and a copy showing an Officer wearing mess kit, and all framed and glazed
A Cabinet Photograph of Major General Llewellyn Almeric Emilius Price-Davies, VC, CB, CMG, DSO, shown in full dress tunic of the King's Royal Rifle Corps with the rank of Captain, 6ins x 4ins, a photograph of a Company of the 3rd Battalion KRRC, Gibralter 1887, 6.5ins x 9ins, and a photograph of "F" or Major C.R.R. McGrigor's Company, 3rd Batt. Best Shooting Company, Aldershot 1897", the printed and coloured mount indicating battle honours and title of the regiment
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