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Click here to subscribeFive Britain The War along the Nile series figures, 27026 Mahdist wounded number 1, 27048 Mahdist Gihadia warrior standing firing rifle number 1, 27049 Mahdist Ansar throwing spear number 1, 27050 Mahdist Ansar thrusting with spear number 1 and 27052 British Naval Brigade standing firing number 1. Est £20-30
Badge. 5th West Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Sergeant’s pouch belt plate circa 1902. A fine scarce short-lived die-stamped blackened example. Crowned star mounted with a circlet inscribed “West Middlesex”, centrally ‘5’ on a seeded ground. Two screw posts to reverse. VGC Hugh King Collection
Queen’s Westminster Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Pouch Belt. A fine and rare example. Brown leather belt with ornate silvered fittings comprising whistle in its holder, attached by a double chain to a lion’s head chain-boss, and a finely struck plate in the form of a portcullis mounted with St George and Dragon beneath an Imperial crown. Companion pouch, the flap mounted with King’s Crown above a portcullis within a strap inscribed ‘QUEEN’S WEST.R RIFLE VOLS’, all in silvered metal. VGC
Victorian Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Patent leather Pouch. A good example of black patent leather, with silvered fittings, the flap mounted with a badge in the form of a Maltese Cross with lions in the angles and ball finials to the points, bearing a crowned ‘VR’ cypher within the Garter. The pocket retains tin lining, this with original paper tailor’s label for Hawkes & Co. of Piccadilly. Minor age wear. GC.
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