Pioneer Corps Bronze Officer's Collar Badges

A pair of good bronze officer's collar badges.

The Pioneer Corps.

34 mms H.  read more

Code: 54028

South Ireland Yeomanry Button

1903 - 1915 OR's brass by Firmins Ld London.  read more

Code: 54027

Silver-plated Button Irish Horse by Hennessy Dublin

19 mms diameter. King's crown, with some rubbing to the high points.  read more

Code: 54026

Marlborough College OTC Badge.

43 mms high.  read more

Code: 54025

A matching pair of North Irish Horse Collar Badges

In good condition.

36 mms high.  read more

Code: 54024

Volunteer Rifle Corps Cross Belt /Pouch Badge

A fine die-stamped Victorian Volunteer Rifle Corps Cross-Belt/Pouch badge, with five pointed blades to the rear.

VRC cypher encircled by the garter. A fine example.


92 mms high.  read more

Code: 54022

North Irish Horse Anodised/Staybrite Badge

North Irish Horse by Firmin London with Queen Elizabeth's Crown.

An Anodised/ Staybrite army cap badge. In good condition with slight rubbing to the top of the slider.  read more

Code: 54021

4th Perthshire Volunteer Battalion, The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), OR's wm Cap Badge

An original 1887-1908 The 4th (Perthshire) Volunteer Battalion, The Black Watch (Royal HIghlanders), other ranks white metal cap badge. It is a double headed eagle with a Paschal lamb in a central shield, the scroll inscribed "Pro Rege Lege Et Grege". In very good condition. The darkened are intact with brass solder. 40 mms X 40 mms. Field service or pagri badge.  read more

Code: 54020

Martingale, horse furniture. Infantry Mounted Officers

83 mms brass martingale.

Infantry Mounted Officers written in the garden strap.
One of the rear blades has been soldered onto the brass badge.  read more

Code: 54019

WWI Royal Irish Rifles White Metal Martingale Badge / Horse Furniture - King's Crown (1901-1921)

a genuine, scarce Edwardian / World War I era Royal Irish Rifles white metal horse furniture martingale badge.This distinctive piece features the King’s Crown (Tudor crown) positioned above the traditional strung bugle horn emblem used by the regiment. Given the regimental title change to the Royal Ulster Rifles in 1921, this piece dates precisely between 1901 and 1921.Regiment: The Royal Irish...  read more

Code: 54018