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Click here to subscribeHorse Harness. British Cavalry Personalised Officer's Leather Equipment. Polished brown leather, each item is tooled with the name 'Captain C. Dormer'. Comprising: Rifle butt bucket. ... Pair of saddle pouches. ... Shoe horse case. Overall condition is good matching colour leather and supple.
Shanghai Volunteer Corps Cavalry Horse 100 Round Bandolier. A rare early example circa 1900 of a polished brown leather bandolier. The specially shaped belt tailored to accommodate a horse's neck is mounted with ten pouches that would hold five rifle rounds. The belt with clear 'SVC' stamps. Near VGC.
WW1 Brothers Casualty Memorial Plaques Royal Berkshire Regiment & King's Royal Rifle Corps. These Plaques were issued to commemorate 'William Parsons' and ' Stanley Morris Parsons' who both paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country and both natives of Glastonbury Somerset. (2 items) 13323 Rifleman William Parsons Died of Wounds on the 13th April 1918, whilst serving with the 16th Bn KRRC. His brother 48616 Private Stanley Morris Parsons was Killed in Action whilst serving with the 5th Bn Royal Berkshire Regiment on the 26th August 1918. Both men are confirmed on the CWG Register has been the sons of Mrs Parsons of Glanstonbury.
3rd Gurkha Rifle Regiment 1891 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer's pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce example by B & P (Bent and Parker). Within laurel sprays surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting 'Delhi' tablet, a Maltese cross with balls to the tips; to the centre, on a circlet inscribed 'Third Gurkha Rifle Regt.' crossed kukris with '3' between the blades. Sprays bearing the three honours Four screw posts to reverse. VGC
Rifle Brigade WW2 presentation menu holder. This is a fine quality example. The circular holder is mounted with a disc of tortoiseshell, inlaid with a silver regimental device of the Rifle Brigade. The base is engraved 'M.B. Rifle Depot 1939-42 R.C.M.'. Bears hallmarks for Birmingham 1942. Near VGC.
Victorian Oxford University Rifle Volunteers Other Rank's Blue Cloth Helmet. A rare example of the regulation Home Service helmet. Blue cloth complete with white metal spike, rose bosses which support a leather backed chin chain. To the front a Victorian helmet plate with title circlet 'Oxford University Rifle Vol'. The interior retains leather sweatband, this now dry. The overall condition is good. No evidence of another helmet plate having been worn
Eton Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian 1878 pattern helmet. A very fine example of a light grey cloth Home Service Pattern helmet complete with white metal cross piece, spike and rose head bosses which support the leather backed chin chain. To the front, an EVRC cypher surmounted by a strung bugle. Two bands of mohair lace around the helmet. The interior with leather sweatband and paper label of '... Hambro, Esq. de Hanlands'. VGC Raised as 8th Buckinghamshire RVC in 1860, reformed as 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifle Volunteers 15th June 1878. December 1887 redesigned 4th (Eton College) VB Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 1902 reverted to 2nd Bucks.
4th Cheshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer's helmet A fine and scarce example of a 1901 Officer's Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet. The helmet is complete with silvered cross piece, spike and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a silvered helmet plate with title scroll '4th Cheshire Rifle Volunteers'. The interior with Leather sweatband with crimson silk edging, also tailor's details of Christy's London. Good clean condition. 4th Cheshire (Cheshire & Derby) Rifle Vols. had 'L' to 'N' Companies (late 23rd Derby) at Glossop. In December 1887 by GO 181 became 4th VB Cheshire Regt.
London Rifle Brigade Victorian Officer's shako. A scarce example of green melton cloth with patent leather peak and band. To the front, a Victorian Officer's regimental pattern shako plate. Complete with black patent leather chin strap. The interior with leather sweatband a cotton lining. This with the tailor's details of 'Samuel Brothers' of London. Plume absent otherwise GC. Slight age wear
Rifle Regiment Other Rank's Seal Skin Cap. A good example of black sealskin with plaited green mohair cord across the front. A green cord boss is mounted with a blackened post 1901 crowned bugle device. Complete with a scarlet over black horse hair plume. The interior is with leather sweat band and maker's paper label of Hobson & Sons of London 1912. Little age wear and repair to front. GC
60th King's Royal Rifle Corps Officer's helmet plate circa 1878-81. A fine and scarce die-stamped blacked silvered example. Maltese cross, lions between the arms, surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed 'Peninsula'. On the cross, a circlet inscribed 'The King's Royal Rifle Corps', to the centre a strung bugle with '60' between the strings. The arms of the cross bearing honours. Beneath the bottom arm, a scroll inscribed 'Celer et Audax'. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Rifles Pattern Frock Tunic Attributed Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. This tunic is attributed to Lieutenant Colonel Sir Geoffrey Christie-Miller C.,DSO.,MC. The frock of dark grey wool cloth, with scarlet piping to the collar and complete with Rifle pattern horn buttons. The lining with tailor's label and ink name 'Capt G Christie-Miller' Clean condition. ... Accompanied by a blue frock tunic of a Captain of the Ox & Bucks Regiment. Complete with regimental buttons and medal ribbons of the 1914/15 Star, BWM, VM. Clean condition (2 items) Lieutenant Colonel Sir Geoffrey Christie-Miller C.,DSO.,MC served with the 2/4th Bn Ox & Bucks and in March 1916 was attached to the 2/5th Bn Gloucestershire Regiment. He is confirmed as been awarded the DSO and MC. He was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 1951.
Victorian Oxfordshire University Rifle Volunteers Scarlet Tunic. A scarce example of scarlet cloth with dark blue facings to the collar and cuffs. The shoulder straps with bullion embroidery '1 O' and complete with silvered buttons. The interior with lining. Some age wear, with some surface traces of moth.
60th King's Royal Rifle Corps Victorian OR's helmet plate circa 1878-81. A die-stamped blackened brass example. Maltese cross, lions between the arms, surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed 'Peninsula'. On the cross, a circlet inscribed 'The King's Royal Rifle Corps', to the centre a strung bugle with '60' between the cords. The arms of the cross bearing honours. Beneath the bottom arm, a scroll inscribed 'Celer et Audax'. Three loops to reverse VGC
2nd Somersetshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian helmet plate. A good OR's die-stamped white metal example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed 'Somersetshire Rifle Volunteers', to the centre, the numeral '2' with provision for black leather ground. Three pinched loops to reverse. Appears removed from pattern card. VGC
South Africa. Oudtshoorn Rifle Volunteers Officer's helmet plate circa 1890-99. A fine and scarce die-stamped lightly silvered example. Crowned star with laurel sprays and title circlet; Cape Arms to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC (Owen 270) Raised 15th February 1890, Captain C.M. Lind commanding. Plate worn on the white helmet adopted in 1891.
Victorian London Rifle Brigade Presentation Sword. A good example of a Victorian LevŽe Rifle Regiment pattern sword. The narrow blade etched with a Crowned VR cypher. and presentation script 'LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE PRESENTED TO DRILL SERGT J.G. TILT ON THE COMPLETION OF HIS 21ST YEAR SERVICE BY THE MEMBERS OF G Co. AND OTHER OLD COMRADES APRIL 1882'. The forte with the retailers details of 'Silver & Co. London'. The hilt is the regulation pattern with a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black leather and silver plated mounted scabbard. Etching clear.
Scottish. Border Rifle Volunteers Victorian post 1879 OR's helmet plate. A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; on the cross, a circlet inscribed 'Border Rifle Volunteers'; to the voided centre, the crowned heart with scroll above inscribed 'Doe or Die'. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Victorian 15th Bn Worcestershire Rifle Volunteers Presentation Officer's Sword. A rare example with special regimental pattern hilt, for the period 1860-80. Slightly curved fullered blade with etched floral decoration and presentation script 'PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN WATKINS BY THE NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF THE 15TH WORCESTERSHIRE (OMBERSLEY) RIFLE CORPS AS A MARK OF THEIR ESTEEM'. The Gothic guard, cartouche containing Victorian crown above a bugle-horn with '39' in the curl. Shagreen grip with twist wire turnings. Housed in steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. Blade remains in clean condition scabbard and hilt with pitting. The number 39 denotes the county's precedence regarding the Volunteer corps raised from 1859
1900 Boer War City Imperial Volunteers Attributed CIV Sword by Wilkinson London. A rare attributed example carried by Captain S.C. Byrne who commanded a reinforcement draft of the CIV. The Victorian sword is the regulation Infantry pattern. The blade with etched decoration depicting crowned reversed VR cypher and a name scroll 'S.C. Byrne'. The forte with the cutler's detail of Wilkinson and the back of the blade with the number '38064' (1900). The hilt is of the regulation pattern, the guard with a crowned VR cypher, shagreen grip and twist wire binding. Housed in brown leather field service scabbard. The sword has been professionally plated at some time and the plating has peeled to parts. Captain S.C. Byrne served with the 21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers and volunteered for service in South Africa. He was placed in command of a Reinforcement drat and was awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal, with three clasps 'Cape Colony', 'Orange Free State' and 'Transvaal', '
1st Hampshire Rifle Volunteers Officer's helmet plate circa 1880-1885. A good scarce silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and strap '1st Hants Rifle Volunteers'; black velvet centre bearing silvered strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. Back plate with surplus holes otherwise VGC. HQ. Winchester, in 1885 became the 1st Volunteer Battalion. See 'The Military Insignia of Hampshire & Isle of Wight' by Woods, Fig 3.13.
An assortment of items to include four Victorian turquoise-blue glass items, a black leather bound prayer book and hymn book in black leather case, one brass candlestick, a box of period coins to include a medal from the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs and an American dime with a Danish white metal cuff adorned with a chunk of amethyst. (QTY).
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