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The 2nd King Edwards Horse BEF cap Badge

The 2nd King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment) was a cavalry regiment of the British Army, formed in 1914, which saw service in the First World War. It was formed of British colonial citizens who were in Britain at the start of the war.

The regiment was raised in 1914 by John (later Sir John) Norton-Griffiths, at his own expense. The original regiment was su... read more

Code: 50255

57th Foot Other Ranks Shoulder Belt Plate pre 1855

The regimentally marked plates were introduced in the American Revolution replacing the old large brass buckle that held the shoulder belt that carried the heavy bayonet and hanger sword combination off the right shoulder of that period. By the Napoleonic era the hanger was no longer issued and only the bayonet was carried lightening the load, but the buckles became a unit identifier, like a ca... read more

Code: 50379

RNAS Cloth shoulder flash

Standard original flash for the RNAS. read more

Code: 50422

RNAS wedge cap badge

A small but uncommon badge with the RNAS under the gull body. A nice example. read more

Code: 50425

Royal Army Medical Corps 1876 Officer Helmet Plate

This badge dates about 1902 with the kings crown, retains all of its original gilt finish and lugs. read more

Code: 50437

Victorian Other Ranks Herdfordshire Yeomanry Helmet Plate

Lovely patina, nice condition, however 2 of the screw posts are missing on back, the one left has a bolt to secure a card backing. read more

Code: 50443

An Australian Commemorative medal for South Africa

A simple cross with slogans placed in the arms indicating victory over the formal Boer Army in 1900, It reads British South Africa, Transvaal War 1899-1900 with an image of the Queen. On the reverse it reads Peace Medal 1900 South Australia. read more

Code: 50477

A soldier's home made commemorative Locket for a sweet heart

This clever piece of primitive jewelry was made with some simple raw materials probably found on tour in South Africa. On one side of the locket a British Penny, and the other a ZAR Boer Republic coin with both countries leaders on the outside; Kruger and King Edward VII.  read more

Code: 50478

ZAR Commemorative medal for the death of Kruger in 1904

A simple small medal with an image of Kruger in his older years and a script in Dutch Africana dated 1905 with the black silk ribbon showing respect for the old leader. read more

Code: 50479

Infantry Pioneer Trade Badge

This is a fine example of a bullion full dress badge for the infantry pioneer usually worn on above the cuff of the scarlet tunic. Almost mint condition it probably date to the pre or post WWI era. read more

Code: 50610