Hampshire Regiment.

Scarce king's crown cast brass bandsman's pouch badge with two loops to the reverse. The number, "67" to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel. Worn only for a short time by the 2nd. Battalion Hampshire Regiment. {See my item 29103 for variant} {Approx 6 cms high}  read more

Code: 30122

13th. Middlesex {Queen's} Rifle Volunteers.

Victorian heavy cast white metal pouch-belt plate with two screw bolts, retaining the original nuts and washers, to the reverse. St. George surmounted by an Imperial crown upon a portcullis that bears the scroll, " The Queen's" {Approx 6 cms high}  read more

Code: 30074

12th. Lancers. {Prince of Wales's Royal}

Unusual pattern king's crown brass pouch badge? with three screw bolts to the reverse. The crowned Prince of Wales's plumes and the roman numeral, " XII " backed by a pair of crossed cavalry lances. {Approx 4.5 cms high}  read more

Code: 30054

Royal Fusiliers {City of London Regiment} -Volunteers.

Victorian officers cross-belt plate with separate back-plate and three screw bolts {one retaining original nut} to the reverse. The crowned rose to the centre of a Garter Strap upon the ball of a fused grenade within a Union Wreath of rose, thistle and shamrock surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 30024

23rd. Regiment of Foot {Royal Welch Fusiliers}

Scarce officers 1850's pattern " Dead-Gilt" shoulder belt plate with two hooks and two stud fittings and the remains of the original leather backing to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes above the roman numerals" XXIII " to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " Royal Welch Fusiliers " on the ball of a fused grenade mounted upon the matted gilt rectangular backplate. {The ...  read more

Code: 29902

Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

Scarce bi / metal pouch or cross-belt badge with two screw bolts to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade. {Approx 6 cms high}  read more

Code: 29882

King's Own Regiment {Royal Lancaster}

Heavy cast brass pouch badge with two integral lugs to the reverse. The Lion of England. {Probably made when the Regiment served in India.} { Approx 8.5 cms wide}  read more

Code: 29810

Devonshire Regiment.

King's crown bi / metal pouch badge with three screw bolts to the reverse. The castle to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title on a multi-rayed star above the furled motto scroll, " Semper Fidelis" {Approx 6.5 cms high}  read more

Code: 29782

Leeds Volunteer Rifles.

Scarce Victorian NCO's black-brass cross-belt plate with three screw bolts to the reverse. The Arms of the City of Leeds to the domed centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " Leeds Volunteer Rifles " within a wreath of oak and laurel that carries the motto scroll.  read more

Code: 29695

Royal Sussex Regiment-Volunteers.

Scarce white metal cross-belt plate or pouch badge with the screw bolts to the reverse. An ornamental shield bearing the Sussex Martlets to the centre of a circlet carrying the title, " Fourth Sussex Rifle Volunteers." {4th. Sussex R.Vols. Headquarters at Lewes} {Approx 5 cms Diameter}  read more

Code: 29666