The Collection of Militaria Formed by The Late R. E. Handley 64
THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICER’S VICTORIAN HELMET PLATE 1881 - 1901. Standard crowned gilt star with laurel and Garter overlays, in the centre on a red velvet ground the White Horse of Hanover with scroll above ‘Nec Aspera Terrent’ (damaged), three loop fasteners (no gilt remains); together with various cap and collar badges to the regiment including an osd cap with matching collars; the Leeds Rifles an o/r blackened bronze cap badge (KK 1713) and a similar cap badge to the 8th Battalion (KK 1712); various tunic buttons 1881 - 1957, good overall condition (parcel) £150-250
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WEST YORKSHIRE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEER BUTTONS. Comprising two officers’ large and one small plated tunic buttons to the 4th West York Militia, two similar large plated buttons to the 2nd West York Militia and one large plated coatee button to the same unit, a black horn coatee button to the 1st West York Rifles Militia, an o/r large w/metal ‘Second West York’ Militia, a large w/metal tunic button to the 3rd West Riding York R.V.C. and similar to the York Volunteer Rifles; together with an officer’s small gilt coatee button to the 14th Regiment of Foot, an officer’s small gilt tunic button to the same, three large gilt Mess Waiters’ buttons c. 1876 - 81, good overall condition (15)
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ROYAL WESTMINSTER MILITIA (3RD MIDDLESEX) INSIGNIA. A very good selection comprising an officer’s embroidered forage cap badge c. 1857 - 81, an o/r w/metal glengarry badge, an o/r die stamped w/metal shako badge this being a crowned eight pointed star bearing the arms of the county & Westminster over a strung bugle horn with unit title in surround, the pin back appears to be original; an officer’s plated coatee button c. 1830 - 55, two o/r large w/metal tunic buttons and an officer’s very fine coatee cuff panel being of silver bullion oak leaf lace complete with three plated buttons on a red cloth ground, good overall condition (7)
£300-400
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