Badges from the JR Gaunt and Son Ltd Pattern Book Archive 555


QUEEN’S WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEERS BADGES. Comprising two QVC blackened brass helmet plates, one similar other ranks glengarry badge, two white metal pouch badges, male half only of an other ranks waist belt clasp; 2nd London Volunteer Rifle Regiment a scarce other ranks helmet plate and a rare other ranks glengarry badge; South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers two QVC white metal pouch badges (fasteners missing), an officer’s rectangular waist belt plate gilt with plated mounts; 15th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers an officer’s silver plated pouch belt plate, an officer’s pouch badge being the crown over ‘CSRV’; 11th Middlesex RVs a Victorian officer’s pouch belt plate; 24th Middlesex RVs a small Victorian period hat badge and a post 1902 hat badge (one lug missing), two QVC period glengarry or pouch badges; Central London Rangers three other ranks glengarry badges 1902 - 08; an unknown pouch badge in heavy die cast white metal being a crowned county shield with attendant laurel sprays; London Rifle Volunteers two QVC and two KC pouch badges being the crown over motto of the City and enclosing the City arms; Middlesex Volunteer Artillery an other ranks rectangular waist belt clasp (lacking ‘D’ end), many items require cleaning (27)


£400-600 556


ROYAL EASTMIDDLESEXMILITIA BADGES. Comprising an officer’s very fine pair of cast gilt collar badges and two others of lesser quality, an officer’s pouch badge being the county shield with a floreate scroll ‘Royal East Middx’ (one screw post lacking), an other ranks white metal glengarry badge; 1st Royal Surrey Militia an other ranks white metal glengarry badge; 23rd Surrey RVs a cast silver central section of a pouch belt plate; 25th Surrey Rifles central section from a pouch or shako plate, good overall condition (9)


£100-150 557


MISCELLANEOUSMILITARY BADGES. Including two other ranks variable pattern brass glengarry badges to the 1st Devon Militia (lugs a/f); Royal Cumberland Militia female section only of an officer’s waist belt clasp; Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles three pouch belt plates (one only with screw post fastenings); Cornwall Rifle Volunteers a white metal glengarry/pouch badge (no fastenings); 39th Rifle Volunteers two QVC other ranks glengarry badges; Eton College Volunteer Rifles one white metal helmet badge; 3rd Glamorgan RVs a QVC white metal helmet plate (a hole through the bottom star point); Cambridge Militia two part badges from shako/helmet plates; Gordon Boys’ Brigade female section only of a waist belt clasp; Kent Volunteers two white horse and Invicta scroll badges (no fastenings); Volunteer Battalions the Royal Fusiliers three officers’ plated whistle guards (only one with screw post fasteners); 1st RVs being a coiled bugle horn with 1 within the coil; an other ranks white metal Militia shako plate 1861 pattern; a waist belt clasp with lion’s mask centre and laurel spray surround plus two other central sections only, most items require cleaning (parcel)


£200-300 558


LINCOLNHEATH YEOMANRY TARLETONHELMET BADGE. An officer’s rare cast silver plate example featuring a large monument over a scroll ‘Lincoln Heath Yeomanry’ c. 1820 - 38 (lacking fasteners); Herefordshire Militia a rare single other ranks white metal collar badge being an apple with attendant leaves (one lug missing); Royal Cornwall & Devon Miners’ Militia being a gilt scroll, ‘Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners’ from either the leather helmet or sabretache (four screw post fasteners); unknown plaid brooch being a very fine silver plated depiction of the post 1837 Royal Arms within a strap ‘Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense’ ‘Dieu Et Mon Droit’, original stout pin back, good overall condition (4)


£200-300 www.dnw.co.uk


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