The Collection of Militaria Formed by The Late R. E. Handley 51
HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEER AND TERRITORIAL INSIGNIA. An interesting selection comprising cap badges to the 7th Battalion, the Isle of Wight Rifles (chrome and blackened silver, now pinned), and two bronzed caps or collars, a w/m collar badge to the 1st Isle of Wight Rifles, a pair of officer’s collar badges to the 4th VB in silver plate, an officer’s very fine pair of collar badges to the 6th Bttn in silver plate and enamels plus a pair of osd collars, a pair of w/metal o/r collar badges to the VBs; s/titles comprise a pair of blackened brass C/V/Hants, a pair of brass T/7/Hants, a pair of 5/Hants, and singles T/9/Hants, 4/Hants, and 5/7 Hants; three buttons to the 1st Hants Rifle Volunteers and one only w/m to the 2nd Hampshire Rifle Volunters and a small plated button to the Hampshire Militia, good overall condition (parcel) £250-350
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WEST KENT LIGHT INFANTRY MILITIA OFFICER’S 1869 PATTERN SHAKO PLATE. A superb example in silver plate, crowned laurel pattern with title circle and central mount on a domed ground being a strung bugle horn enclosing the White Horse of Kent and scroll ‘Invicta’, two loop fasteners, mint state
£300-400
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WEST KENT LIGHT INFANTRY MILITIA OFFICER’S 1855 PATTERN WAIST BELT CLASP. A superb example in silver plate, central strung bugle horn enclosing the White Horse of Kent on ‘Invicta’ scroll with full title circle in surround, matching benchmarks, mint state
£200-300
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ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT 1ST VOLUNTEER BATTALION OFFICER’S 1855 PATTERN WAIST BELT CLASP. A very fine example in silver plate, central badge of the Royal Crest (QVC) and unit title in surround, no benchmarks, near mint state
£200-300
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ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT 1ST VOLUNTEER BATTALION OFFICER’S POUCH BELT PLATE. An extremely fine example in silver plate being a QVC over a Bath style cross, in the centre the White Horse of Kent on an ‘Invicta’ scroll with unit title in surround, three screw post fasteners, near mint state
£160-220
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