The Collection of Militaria Formed by The Late R. E. Handley 193


5TH MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS & ROYAL EAST MIDDLESEX MILITIA. Comprising a QVC blackened brass helmet plate central strung bugle horn within unit title circle ‘5 Middlesex Rifle Volunteers’, a QVC pouch belt plate in blackened brass featuring a central ‘5’ and title circle ‘West Middlesex’, a KC pouch badge in blackened brass with the same legends; Royal East Middlesex Militia w/metal glengarry badge with a corresponding w/metal pair of collar badges, six officers’ large plated tunic buttons, five o/r large and six small pewter tunic buttons; an officer’s small plated coatee button to the 5th Royal Middlesex Militia, good overall condition (24)


£150-250 194


MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEER INSIGNIA. Comprising an 1861 pattern shako plate in blackened brass and w/metal to the 33rd Company featuring a crowned eight pointed star with mounted title strap ‘2nd ADM Battalion MIDX R.V’ in the centre in w/metal ‘33’, two loop fasteners, a large w/metal pouch belt plate to the 3rd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, four screw post fasteners, South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers an officer’s fine quality blackened silver plate 1861 pattern shako plate featuring the county arms on a shield with the unit title in surround, a pair of relevant collar badges, an o/r QVC blackened brass helmet plate, a similar blackened brass o/r glengarry badge, an o/r blackened brass waist belt clasp, a w/metal QVC pouch badge, a large blackened brass tunic button ‘Third Middlesex Rifle Volunteers’, six large and seven small tunic buttons to the 2nd South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, good overall condition (23)


£200-300 www.dnw.co.uk


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