Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

British Military Badges Including a Few Officers’ Examples and Victorian Period Other Ranks, a solid sterling silver glengarry badge to the Tyneside Scottish (by Scott and Adie, London) (two feet on the tower); a QEC period officer’s die stamped and fretted silver plated glengarry badge KOSB; a Coldstream Guards officer’s cap badge in silver plate and enamels; a Welch Fusilier’s o.s.d. cap (one blade lacking); an other ranks glengarry to the 25th The King’s Own Borderers in white metal (KK 462 but crowned lion); an other ranks white metal glengarry QVC to the KOSB; other ranks QVC caps to the Black Watch (lugs replaced) and the DLI; a white metal cap and single collar to the VBs of the Northumberland Fusiliers; other ranks glengarry to the Northumberland Fusiliers; other ranks caps early issues to the Manchester Regiment, the Leinster, the Queens (all brass) and Northumberland Fusiliers; other ranks caps to the TF Battalions the Gloucesters and the Suffolk Regiment; a gilding metal cap badge to the Tank Corps; a pair of KC o.s.d. collars to the DLI; two officers’ odd silver and gilt shoulder titles; a brass shoulder title T/6/Gordon; one only o.s.d. shield pattern collar to the Essex Regiment and a current day officer’s glengarry to the Royal Regiment of Scotland, together with a Princess Mary’s 1914 gift tin (empty), good overall condition (26) £240-340