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Click here to subscribeSelection of Royal Welsh / Welch Fusiliers Collar Badges, including a selection of officers and other ranks examples including silver gilt, bronze and bullion. Bugle / horns worn by Royal Merioneth Rifles (4th Bn RWF) and Royal Carnarvon Rifle Corps. Generally all in good condition. (40 items)
Selection of WW2 3rd Carpathian Division Badges, consisting of 3rd Carpathian Division Signals white metal collar badge with ALP stamped to the reverse, small 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division collar / beret badge with F M Lorioli backing dish, white metal assault badge with Lorioli backing dish, 3 DSK white metal collar badge with F M Lorioli backing dish, grenade style badge worn by Military Police units and white metal drivers badge with the reverse stamped 18929. Badges remain in good condition. (6 items)
Pre War 82nd Siberian Rifle Regiment Polish Army Officers Breast Badge, in silver (not marked) and enamel centre. Around the edge of the badge is PIECHOTY 82 PULK, and the centre has 1 SYB. Reverse has screw post fitting and dish back with makers mark W GONTARCZYK. Badge remains in good condition.
Selection of Collar Badges 12th & 13th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers and 15th / 16th County of London Battalion, Prince of Wales plumes in white metal and blackened. Trial die for the Civil Service rifles. Selection of Portcullis examples with Victorian crown in brass and blackened worn by the 13th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers. Selection of Kings crown Portcullis with South African honour worn by 16th City of London (Queens Westminster’s) in white metal, blackened brass and silver plate. Post 1921 officers silver plate conjoined ovals with crown example, two mess dress examples with backing plates, pair of brass collars and a 16th County of London battalion brass badge with two lug fittings and J &Co makers mark. Badges remain in generally good condition. (37 items)
Selection of Regimental Sweetheart Brooches, including set of Royal Air Force pilots wing with cut glass decoration (some bits missing), gilt Royal Naval Division, white metal and enamel Royal Artillery, Queens regiment on mother of pearl, gilt and enamel Queens regiment, Royal Engineers on pendant mounting, silver and enamel King Edwards Horse, Queens regiment on rifle, plus others. All remain in good overall condition. (12 items)
A German S84/98 bayonet The 25cm straight edged single fullered blade marked Gebr Heller, wooden grips, complete with metal scabbard, a Canadian Ross Rifle Company of Quebec 1907 pattern bayonet converted to a fighting knife, a German S84/98 type bayonet, the 25cm single edged single fullered blade marked Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen, wooden grips, complete with a leather and metal mounted scabbard, wooden truncheon with leather strap. (4)
ANGLO-BOER WAR 1899-1902 - MAJOR FRANCIS HOOD FERNIE D.S.O. (1872 - 1952) - A UNIQUE BOER WAR PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM containing approximately one hundred and fifty black and white and sepia photographic images, many titled, including 'Denny's Grave, As I Made It'; 'Pretoria, Krugers House'; 'Boer Prisoners'; 'A Yeoman's Grave'; kraals & confiscated rifles; together with a large group photograph on card by R.W. Simpson of Church Street Potchefstroom 'Prisoners of War With The Boers. Wolmaranstad Prison 1900-01 - Boer Guard'; and a green silk book-mark inscribed in gold lettering 'Genl. Lyttleton's Brigade - Relief of Ladysmith Feb. 28th 1900 - 1st Batt. (Prince Consort's Own) Rifle Brigade'.
A French Model 1876 ' Gras ' Sword Bayonet. Marked to top of blade Mre d'Armes de St Etienne Avril 1876. This bayonet was the last of the French "sword-type" bayonets. It was manufactured to fit the French Model 1874 "Gras" Infantry Rifle, basically a refinement of the Model 1866 Chassepot Infantry Rifle. The "Gras" was manufactured from 1874 to about 1885 H66cm
Light Infantry / Rifle Regiments Pattern Victorian Officer’s Sword. A good clean example the blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned VR Cypher and strung bugle device. The hilt of regulation pattern with open guard and shagreen grip. Housed in steel scabbard. GC Etching and blade bright.
Badge. 1st Shropshire Rifle Volunteer Corps OR’s Victorian helmet plate circa 1880-87. A near relic die-stamped white metal example. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and strap inscribed “1st Shropshire Rifle Volr. Corps”. To the voided centre, a shield charged with three loggerheads (leopard’s masks). Three loops to reverse. Shield detached on two of three points, several cracks. Hole at 7 o’clock. HQ at Shrewsbury. Became 1st VB KSLI on 1st December 1887.
Badge. 1st Cambridgeshire Rifle Volunteers cap badge circa 1880. A good die-stamped white metal OR’s example introduced in 1880. Eight pointed star bearing circlet inscribed “Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Essex”; within the circlet, the Arms of Cambridge resting on a scroll inscribed “1st Cambs. R.V.”. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1813) Hugh King Collection
Badge. 1st Bucks Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Officer’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped lightly silvered example. Crowned Maltese cross, with lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “1st Bucks Rifle Volunteer Corps”; voided centre bearing the Swan of the ducal house of Buckingham. Two of three loops reverse. VGC Raised 8th December 1859 at Great Marlow, due to the efforts of local brewer Thomas Owen Wethered, with HQ in Institute Road Hugh King Collection
Badge. Scottish. 19th Lanarkshire (Glasgow, 2nd Northern) Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A good scarce blackened brass curled bugle horn, surmounted by a thistle spray, bearing “19” over “Lk” within the curl of the bugle. Two loops to reverse, one bent over. Minor wear to paintwok otherwise GC. (KK 1533) Formed 5th December 1859 from member of the Western and Clyde Engineering Works. Sub title (Glasgow, Second Northern). Redesignated 5th Corps in 1880 becoming 1st VB Highland Light Infantry in 1887
28th (London Irish) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s tunic button. A fine scarce silvered example ‘Extra Treble Standard’. Crowned Harp within ‘Irish Volunteers’ strap. Complete with shank. VGC Approx. 24 mm. Originally raised 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 in 1908 to form 17th Bn. London Regiment. Hugh King Collection
Badge. Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned star mounted with white metal circlet ‘Salus populi suprema lex’; lined centre bearing ‘ICRV’ over strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. GC Raised as 23rd Middlesex in 1859 and renumbered 14th Middlesex in 1880. Hugh King Collection
Badge. 18th Middlesex (Harrow Rifles) Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1860. A good scarce die-stamped silvered example. Crowned star mounted with Harrow Rifles crossed arrows device (KK 1566) to centre. Two of three loops to reverse. Orb and cross surmounting crown absent. GC Hugh King Collection
Badge. Scottish. 6th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Officer’s helmet plate circa 1880-87. A fine and scarce silvered crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and strap ‘6th Lanarkshire R.V.’, black velvet centre bearing strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. VGC Redesignated 2nd VB HLI in December 1887.
Badge. Scottish. 19th Lanarkshire(Glasgow, 2nd Northern) Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A good scarce die-stamped large white metal crowned coiled bugle; ‘19’ to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. VGC Formed 5th December 1859 from member of the Western and Clyde Engineering Works. Sub title (Glasgow, Second Northern). Redesignated 5th Corps in 1880 becoming 1st VB Highland Light Infantry in 1887
Badge. Scottish. 8th (The Blythswood) Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A scarce die-stamped brass crowned coiled bugle ornamented with laurel, numeral ‘8’ to the centre. Two replacement loops to reverse, brass bright from applied heat. GC Formed from leather workers in Glasgow 21st December 1859. See “Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971” by W & K Bloomer No.179
Victorian Light Infantry / Rifle Regiments Pattern Officer’s Sword. A good example the blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned reverse entwined crowned VR Cypher and strung bugle device. The hilt of regulation pattern with open guard and shagreen grip. Housed in polished brown field service scabbard. GC Etching faint.
Badge. Queen’s Westminster Rifle Volunteers Victorian waist belt clasp circa 1878. A good darkened silver plated example. Circlet inscribed “Queens Westminster Rifle Volrs.”; lined white metal centre bearing crowned shield from the Royal Arms superimposed on the Westminster portcullis between two roses. Plain belt loops. GC Hugh King Collection
Badge. King’s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1883-93. A good die-stamped blackened example with burnished silvered highlights.. Maltese cross surmounted by a crown resting on a tablet inscribed “Celer et Audax”. On the cross, a circlet inscribed “The King’s Royal Rifle Corps”, to the centre a strung bugle. The arms of the cross bearing honours to “Tel-el-Kebir”. Three loops to reverse. VGC (as KK 269)
Badge. Scottish. 5th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian waist belt clasp circa 1880-87. A good scarce cast nickel example. Circlet inscribed ‘Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers’; ‘V’ to lined centre. Ornate ends. GC Formed 5th December 1859 from member of the Western and Clyde Engineering Works. Sub title (Glasgow, Second Northern). Redesignated 5th Corps in 1880 becoming 1st VB Highland Light Infantry in 1887
Badge. King’s Royal Rifle Corps silver whistle and chains. A fine silver Corps pattern lions head boss with pierced motto “Celer et Audax”, two strand chain, whistle and ornate holder J & Co.(Jennens) HM Birmingham 1901 and 1902.) Ends of chains with slight modification otherwise VGC Hugh King Collection
Badge. 1st Cadet Battalion King’s Royal Rifle Corps Edwardian helmet plate circa 1902-05. A good scarce short lived die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing a circlet ‘1st C.B King’s Royal Rifle Corps’. to the voided centre, a strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. VGC The only Cadet Battalion to gain a battle honour. “South Africa 1900-02” awarded in 1905. Hugh King Collection
Badge. Scottish. 2nd Midlothian & Peebles Rifle Volunteers Victorian helmet plate circa 1886-88 A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and circlet inscribed “2nd Midlothian & Peebles R.V.” with Black Watch glengarry style device to voided centre. Two of three loops to reverse. Filled holes to circlet at 12 and 6 o’clock (from overlay when redesignated 6th VB Royal Scots in 1888). See “Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971” by W & K Bloomer No. 23 for similar example.
Badge. 1st Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1860’s. A very fine die-stamped gilt example. Within a wreath of oak, a crowned oval strap inscribed “1st Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers”; to the centre, a shield bearing the old arms of Birmingham. Across the base of the oak wreath, a scroll inscribed “Forward”. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC Hugh King Collection
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