Orders, Decorations and Medals

Northumberland Fusiliers Senior NCO’s Waist Belt Clasp 1881 - 1901, a scarce example of standard officer’s 1855 pattern but the whole in gilt brass except for the central mount of St. George slaying the dragon which is in silver, no benchmarks; together with a fine quality unmarked silver Scottish family plaid brooch featuring a crowned rampant lion within a strap ‘Fidei Coticula Crux’, original pin fastener, together with one only gilt metal livery button to the same family. 2nd King Edward’s Horse gilding metal cap badge and one tunic button, a WWI Australian Commonwealth Military Forces sunrise cap badge, now with brooch fastener, an or’s small size tunic button to the 5th of Foot 1856 - 1871, a small gilt mufti button to the same regiment, seven brass Crimean period buttons to the 33rd Infantry Regiment (4 heavily worn) and five other miscellaneous items, good overall condition (20) £100-150