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Click here to subscribeBadge. Indian Army. 39th Bengal Native Infantry Officer’s waist belt plate circa 1829-44. Good example with maker’s mark. Fire-gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver wreath enclosing strap “Bengal Nat. Infry.” with floreated “39” to centre. Reverse retains original fixings. Evidence of prior mount, gilt worn. Fixed loop present, detachable absent. 1857 mutinied, consequently disbanded late that year.
Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1902-52. A good early example. Gilt rectangular plate mounted with the silver Cross of St. Andrew, across the top arms of the cross, a scroll “In Veritate Religionis Confido” surmounted by the Royal Crest. Mounted on the centre of the cross, within a circlet inscribed “King’s Own Scottish Borderers”, Edinburgh Castle. Below the circlet, a tri-part scroll inscribed “Nisi Dominus Frustra”. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. VGC
Badge. Irish. Connaught Rangers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the green velvet centre (nap worn) bearing silver harp and separate “Quis Separabit” scroll. Mounted to the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll “The Connaught Rangers” . Three loops to reverse. Service wear and crack tp neck of crown. GC
Badge. Border Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1905-14. A good scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with full laurel wreath, over the wreath, in silver a cross of the Order of the Bath lying upon further laurel sprays. The arms of the cross emblazoned with battle honours, from the Peninsula to South Africa 1899-1902. In the centre of the cross, within a circlet, “Arroyo Dos Molinos 1811”, “China” over the China Dragon, on a ground of white and red enamel. At the bottom of the cross a scroll, “The Border Regt”. (KK 247). Three loops to reverse. Tiny chip to enamel otherwise VGC.
German Third Reich Heer (Army) Officer’s dagger. A good unmarked example with amber twist grip and silver plated aluminium mounts. Oak leaf ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika; plain blade. Housed in original plated scabbard retaining both loose suspension rings, the bands that support them are worn. A little service wear and dent to scabbard. GC Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
Badge. Scottish. The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate 1881-1901. A fine quality example, the rectangular gilt back plate with a burnished rim and engine-turned ground, upon this in silver St. Andrew’s Cross; over the cross in gilt a crown over an oval, “The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders”. Within the oval on a raised burnished gilt backing a silver crown over a thistle spray, below the Cross a silver Sphinx on Egypt tablet. Brace of hooks and studs to reverse. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection.
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment Officer’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A very rare example in cast silver being the star of the Order of the Thistle but with the central motif replaced by the numerals “74”. Original stout pin fastener to reverse. VGC Bosleys March 2007, Lot 69. The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry in 1881.
Badge. Scottish. 72nd Regiment (Duke of Albany’s Own Highlanders) Victorian Officer’s bonnet/glengarry badge circa 1870-81. A fine and scarce die-stamped silver plate example. Crowned “Duke of Albany’s” scroll above a bee hive with raised “72”, thistle sprays below and “”Own Highlanders” at the base. Two of three silver loop fasteners. VGC (KK 536)
Badge. Scottish. Highlanders Borderers Light Infantry Militia Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1855. A fine scarce example by J & Co (Joseph Jennens & Co). Silver oval with raised border “Highlanders Borderers Light Infantry”; gilt French horn with VR to centre mounted centrally. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Nuts impressed with Lion Passant for silver. Cleaned, VGC. Organised at Stirling in 1745. After several changes in title they were designated Highland Borderers Light Infantry Militia on 30th November 1855. Became 3rd Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881.
Indian Army Bengal Artillery Victorian Officer’s Pouch Flap. This flap is mounted with a silver bullion Royal Coat of Arms, Silvered Artillery field gun and padded title scroll, “Bengal Artillery”. The flap has been removed and attractively mounted into a specially shaped acanthus leaf carved period glazed frame. Some age fading to bullion, remains an attractive item.
German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Flak breast badge in case of issue. A fine die-cast oxidised silver example. Within an oval oak wreath surmounted by applied Luftwaffe eagle and swastika, an Ack Ack gun. Vertical needle pin with ball hinge to reverse. Generally VGC. House in fitted blue leatherette case with gold lettering on the lid, imitation silk lining and blue flock base with some wear. Instituted 19th April 1940 and designed by Ernst Wilhelm Peekhaus.
German Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class in case of issue. A fine example with magnetic centre by Klein & Quenzer, Idar/Oberstein. Reverse with tapered pin impressed “65”, hinge slightly bent. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated cream velvet and silk, the lid impressed with faint silver outline of the award. VGC
Royal Navy / Fleet Air Arm Officer’s cased cocked hat set. A superb example, comprising: Cocked Hat fine black beaver skin example, to the left side a black silk rosette with a single twist loop mounted with a gilt post 1902 gilt button to the centre. The cocked hat is edged with one inch black lace; at each end, bullion tassels with blue lines. The interior is with leather sweatband and silk pleated lining. Tailor’s label for Gieves London ... Accompanied by full dress bullion epaulettes with silver bullion fouled anchor ... Full dress sword belt with gilt buckle and sword slings, black leather with two bullion lines ... Contained in the original metal and velvet lined storage tin, this with the name of “A.E. Ogilvy”. Bullion remains very fresh, ( 4 items) Attributed to Alexander Eaton Ogilvy who was born in Epsom in 1913. He entered Dartmouth in 1927 and was appointed Sub Lieutenant in 1934. He transferred for duties as an Air Observer to the newly formed Fleet Air Arm and on the 4th September 1940 was serving on the aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious, when he was involved in an air accident resulting in his death.
Badge. Scottish. London Scottish Officer’s 1886 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh made the year of its inception. Plain burnished silver quoit mounted with thistle wreath and surmounted by a Crown with the Cross extending beyond the top of the quoit. To the centre, a Lion Rampant; below the wreath, a scroll inscribed “The London Scottish”. Stout pin to reverse. Very good condition This design was introduced in 1886. See The Uniform of the London Scottish 1859-1959 by Robson, page 26
Badge. Scottish. 2nd Battalion, 1st (Royal) Regiment of Foot post 1861 Officer’s forage cap badge. A very fine and scarce example. Silver Order of the Thistle Star mounted with gilt oval bearing the legend “Nemo me impune lacessit. The Royal Regiment”; within the oval, the pierced Collar of The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, St.Andrew and Cross to centre. The Collar and St. Andrew set on a rich green translucent enamel ground. Reverse retains both original loops. VGC Blue enamel centre worn by Officers of the 1st Battalion, green enamel by those of the 2nd Battalion.
Silver Set of Great British Regiment Battles and Badges A good cased set produced by the Birmingham Mint consisting 52 silvered and gilt Infantry badges together with a silver hallmarked large coin representing (Approximately 44.8g) each regiments most famous battle. All mounted in velvet backed trays and contained in a brass edged box. Complete with brass plaque with Limited Edition Number 624 of 3000.
Badge. 1st King George’s Own Gurkha Rifles Officer’s 1913 Birmingham hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Silver laurel wreath surmounted by a separate Crown. Laurel wreath bearing honour scrolls “Bhurtpore” “Aliwal” “Sobraon” “Tirah” “Punjab Frontier” “Afghanistan 1878-80”. To the centre, silver crossed kukris surmounted by “GRI” cypher; below the kukris a strung bugle surmounted by the numeral “1”. Below the wreath a scroll inscribed “King George’s Own Own Gurkha Rifles”. All mounted on a darkened seeded backplate. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC Became 1st Prince of Wales’s Own Gurkha Rifles in 1906 when he visited India, then 1st King George’s Own Gurkha Rifles when he ascended the throne upon Edward VII’s death in 1910.
Badge. Scottish. 93rd Sutherland Highlanders William IV 1836 Edinburgh hallmarked silver Officer’s plaid brooch. A very fine and scarce example. Hollow silver quoit decorated with thistle wreath in relief; within the wreath, a circlet inscribed “Sutherland Highlanders” with narrow inner thistle border. Three and five eighths inches in diameter. Stout pin to reverse. VGC Became 2nd Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders in 1881
Badge. Indian Army. 91st Punjabis (Light Infantry) Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1903-22. A fine die-stamped unmarked silver example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, mounted on the backing plate, crossed dhas set on a crowned strung bugle with “91” above and “Punjabis” scroll below. Four screw posts to reverse. Fracture between crown and laurel wreath on right side. 31st Madras Light Infantry redesignated 31st Burma Light Infantry in 1901 and then as 91st Punjabis (Light Infantry) in 1903 following Kitchener’s reforms. Became 3rd Bn. 8th Punjab Regiment in 1922.
Badge. Welsh. South Wales Borderers Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A fine gilt example by J & Co (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the black velvet centre, a silver Dragon within a laurel wreath. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll “The South Wales Borderers”. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers 1910 hallmarked silver glengarry badge. A very fine Officer’s example by J & Co (Joseph Jennens & Co) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. On a thistle wreath, the Cross of St.Andrew; across the top arms a pierced scroll inscribed “In verite religionis confido” surmounted by a Crown. Within the wreath, a pierced circlet inscribed “King’s Own Scottish Borderers”. Mounted on the centre of the cross, Edinburgh Castle. Below the circlet, a tri-part scroll inscribed “Nisi dominus frustra”. Two loops to reverse. VGC
Badge. East Surrey Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14 Splendid rich gilt by example J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with a cut silver eight pointed star bearing the Arms of Guildford in silver and gilt on a black velvet ground. Mounted to the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The East Surrey Regt”. Three loops to reverse. VGC. (KK 244)
Badge. Scottish. 1st (the Royal) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1844-55. A very fine and scarce example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate with burnished rim; mounted on the plate, a cut silver Thistle star set on a gilt slip; mounted on the star, a gilt oval resting in a scroll inscribed “The Royal Regiment” with St. Andrew and the Cross to centre set on a blue translucent enamel ground. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. VGC
Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers Victorian Officer’s silver and gilt glengarry badge circa 1887-1901. A very fine die-stamped unmarked hand pierced example. On a thistle wreath, the Cross of St.Andrew bearing Edinburgh Castle; across the top arms a scroll “In veritate religionis confido” surmounted by Royal Crest. Within the wreath, a pierced circlet “King’s Own Scottish Borderers”. Below the circlet, a tri-part scroll “Nisi dominus frustra”. Three loops to reverse. Castle and cross in silver the remainder with gilt wash. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys September 2009, lot 167, Lot 69
Badge. Indian Army. 7th Burma Bn. 29th Madras Infantry Officer’s 1898 Birmingham hallmark silver pagri badge. A fine example by H & S (Hobson & Sons). Quoit and crescent surmounted by a crown; crossed standards behind. Quoit inscribed “29th Madras Infantry”. Scroll below inscribed “7th Burma Battalion”. Stout pagri to reverse. VGC Became 89th Punjabis in 1903.
Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers post 1881 Officer’s waist belt plate. A fine example. Gilt seeded rectangular plate with burnished edges mounted with silver thistle wreath, saltire and Edinburgh Castle. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop now absent. VGC
Badge. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs), The Duke of Albany’s Officer’s post 1881 waist belt plate. A good example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh and bearing their thistle logo. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Royal Ducal coronet “L” and a stag’s head cabossed over “Tulloch ard” scroll. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop a marriage. Gilt worn.
Badge. 78th Highlanders Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1860-81. A good scarce example of an Officer in the 78th Highland Regiment of Foot (or Ross-shire Buffs). Rectangular seeded gilt plate with burnished edges mounted with a silver crowned laurel wreath. Within the wreath, the Elephant with floreated “78” below. Above the crown, a silver scroll inscribed “Cuidich’n Rhi”, below the wreath a thistle spray with scrolls inscribed “Maida” “Assaye” “Java” “Persia” and “Kooshab”. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. A little service wear otherwise GC. 78th Highlanders (Ross-shire) Buffs became 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881.
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment Victorian Officer’s attributed 1867 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine and rare example. Burnished silver quoit finely engraved with 13 battle honours entwined with a thistle wreath, the centre set with a facetted glass foiled citrine. Reverse engraved “L.H.S. 74th Highlanders” and bearing stout contoured pin. VGC∂ Lambert Hugh Skene commissioned 1868, Lieut. 1871, Captain 1880.
Badge. Scottish. 78th Highland Regiment (or Ross-shire Buffs) pre 1881 Victorian Officer's plaid brooch. A fine rare silver plated cast example. Thistle wreath in relief, the voided centre bearing die-stamped crowned caparisoned elephant with “78” below. Stout pin to reverse with finely stepped hinge. Minor service wear GC 78th Highlanders (Ross-shire) Buffs became 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881.#11;Provenance. Hugh King Collection Bosleys November 2013, Lot 31
Badge. 3rd (Prince of Wales’s) Dragoon Guards Victorian Officer’s undress sabretache device. A very fine scarce die-stamped example. Rich laurel wreath surmounted by silver Prince of Wales’s plumes. To the left side of the wreath applied silver scrolls inscribed ‘ Talavera Vittoria’; to the right .Albuhera Peninsula’. Across the base of the wreath ‘Abyssinia’. Within the wreath ornate ‘3’ over ‘DG’, Complete with backing plate. Right side of cetre 3DG fractured. nThree screw posts to reverse.GC
Badge. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany’s) Officer’s 1918 hallmarked silver glengarry badge. A very fine die-cast example by B & P (Bent & Parker) retailed through Macdougall’s, London, bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany’s cypher, stag’s head in high relief and “Cuidich’n Rich” scroll all joined in one. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Badge. Scottish. Q.O. Cameron Highlanders Victorian Officer’s waist belt plate. A scarce example comprising a gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver thistle wreath bearing St. Andrew and the Cross to centre. Complete with both belt loops. Slight wear. Near VGC.
German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Destroyers War badge by Josef Felix Sohne. A good example. Within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a silver speeding destroyer with its bows breaking through the wreath Reverse bears “JFS” maker’s logo and retains horizontal with ball joint needle pin and small hook to reverse of eagle. Some service wear with approx. 65% original finish. Authorised 4th June 1940 by Grand Admiral Raeder
Badge. Scottish. Gordon Highlanders post 1881 Officer’s shoulder belt plate. A fine pre war example comprising a burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Thistle Star. To the centre, a Stag’s head and Coronet within a title strap with thistle spray base. Above the centre, an applied Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “Egypt”; below the centre, the Tiger on a tablet inscribed “India”. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. VGC
Badge. Cheshire Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A very fine scarce rich gilt example by J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel and Garter; to velvet centre , in silver, an eight pointed star mounted gilt roped circle with Prince of Wales’s plumes centrally; the star points extend onto the Garter. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll inscribed “The Cheshire Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys March 2007, Lot 69
Badge. Scottish/ Irish 94th Scotch Brigade Georgian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1815-18. A fine and exceedingly rare example. Gilt rectangular plate with rounded corners mounted with silver crown, ‘Peninsula’ scroll, the Elephant over roman numerals ‘XCIV’ and ‘Scotch Brigade’ laid over thistle sprays. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. A little service wear to edges. VGC (Parkyn 522) Became 2nd Bn. Connaught Rangers in 1881.
Badge. Scottish. Royal Scots Officer’s waist belt plate circa 1885-1911. A good example. Gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Star of the Order of the Thistle; central gilt Thistle set on green enamel ground. Complete with both belt loops. Minor service wear. GC
Badge. Royal Munster Fusiliers post 1881 Officer’s fur cap grenade A very fine rich silver and gilt flaming example. The ball bearing a wreath of honours and “Royal Munster’ with central silver shield being three gilt crowns. Reverse retains original fixings comprising three pairs of wires. VGC (KK 941)
Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers Chinese silver piper’s glengarry badge. A very scarce example bearing Wang Hing 90 hallmarks. Royal Crest mounted on strap inscribed “The King’s Own Scottish Borderers”. Stout pin to reverse; hook replaced. High points heavily polished.
Badge. Scottish. 92nd (Highland) Regiment Georgian Officer’s dirk belt plate circa 1823-30. A very fine and rare silver plate example. Horizontal oval with applied mounts comprising, floreated scrolls top and bottom “Peninsula” and “Waterloo”, in between, the Sphinx on Egypt tablet over milled numerals “XCII” couched within thistle sprays. The reverse with two applied “D” ring style fasteners. VGC
Badge. Scottish. 1st (Royal) Regiment of Foot post 1861 Officer’s forage cap badge. A very fine and scarce example. Silver star mounted with gilt oval bearing the legend “Nemo me impune lacessit. The Royal Regiment”; within the oval, the Collar of The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle with crowned VR Cypher to centre. The Collar and Cypher set on a blue translucent enamel ground. Reverse retains both original loops. VGC
Badge. Scottish. Black Watch Boer War Officer’s 1901 Birmingham hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine example by B & P (Bent & Parker). Burnished silver quoit with engraved decoration mounted with a heavy thistle wreath. To the centre, St.Andrew and the Cross. Stout pin to reverse. VGC 42nd Highlanders and 73rd (Perthshire) became 1st and 2nd Battalions Black Watch on 1st July 1881.
Badge. The Welsh Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. Splendid rich gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with silver Prince of Wales’s plumes and horseshoe scroll “Gwell Angau Na Chywilydd”. Mounted to the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Welsh Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Badge. Indian Army. Cossipore Artillery piper’s plaid brooch. A fine and extremely rare Indian silver example by Hamilton & Co. Calcutta. Plain quoit incised with thistle wreath; mounted to the voided centre a crowned Order of the Thistle star bearing oval inscribed “Cossipore Artillery”, to the centre a small Royal Artillery cap badge device set on a rich blue translucent enamel ground. Stout pin to reverse. VGC Cossipore Artillery Volunteers raised in 1884; became part of the Bengal Artillery in 1925.
Selection of WW1 On War Service, Military Lapel Badges etc. An interesting selection including: “On War Service 1915” x 2 one chromed ... Royal Arsenal Woolwich ... ARP Silver 1st issue ... Air Inspection Department miniature ... etc. Overall GC (23 items) Illustrated at www.mycommisionbid.com
Badge. Indian Army. 3rd Burma Bn. 33rd Madras Infantry Officer’s head-dress badge. A good scarce silver and gilt example. Within a gilt Crowned silver circlet inscribed “XXXIII Madras Infantry”, a silver peacock on a gilt scroll “III Burma Battn.”. Replacement pagri pin fittings to reverse. GC
Badge. Scottish. 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) Victorian Cavalry NCO’s 1896 hallmarked silver arm badge A fine example of hollow silver construction with flat backplate by Reynolds & Westwood bearing Birmingham hallmarks on the reverse. Eagle on “Waterloo” tablet. Brooch pin to reverse. VGC The eagle commemorates Sgt Charles Ewart of the Royal Scots Greys who captured the French standard of the 45th Veteran Regiment of the Line at Waterloo.
WW1 1916 Royal Engineers Gold Locket. A good quality locket engraved with the badge of the Royal Engineers. Bearing .375 hallmarks for Birmingham 1916. GC ... Accompanied a silver prize medallion for the Yorkshire Dragoons Troop Football France 1916 ... Also a WW1 German Iron Cross Medallion (3 items)
Badge. Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A good gilt example by J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre mounted with silver White Horse of Kent on “Invicta” scroll surmounted by “Quo fas et gloria ducunt” scroll. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Royal West Kent Regiment” . Three loops to reverse. Minor wear to gilt. Near VGC.
Selection of Regimental Brooches etc. A selection of both silver & enamel and gilt and enamel. Regiments including: Royal Berkshire Regiment (White faced enamel brooch) ... Royal Marines (Silver & Enamel) ... East Surrey Regiment (Similar) ... Royal Armoured Corps (Similar) ... etc. Overall GC some wear. (13 items)
Irish Waterford Regiment of Militia, Georgian Officer’s silver plated closed-back coatee button. A fine scarce example by C. Jennens, London. Circlet bearing crowned ‘33’ to centre; inscribed ‘Waterford’ below. Complete with refitted shank. VGC Approx. 15 mm Formed 1793 precedence number 33, became Waterford Militia Artillery in 1854
Badge. Border Regiment Victorian Officer’s post 1891 glengarry badge. A fine scarce die-stamped unmarked silver example. Maltese cross superimposed on a laurel wreath which rests on a tri-part scroll inscribed “The Border Regt.”. Lions between the arms of the cross, balls to the tips. Each arm bearing three battle honours. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed “Arroyo dos Molinos 1811” the Dragon on red enamel ground with “China” above on white enamel ground. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear, generally VGC.
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1820-55. A very fine and rare example. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver-multi rayed star bearing regiment’s battle honours; the star in turn mounted with gilt elephant wearing silver howdah cloth. Below the star “LXXIV”. Two hooks and two studs to reverse, retains leather liner. Cleaned. VGC (Parkyn 70)
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