A Fine Collection of Cavalry Badges 584


1ST (ROYAL) DRAGOONS OTHER RANKS 1871 HELMET PLATE, HORSE FURNITURE, STABLE BELT PLATE, the first of standard format the elongated brass star with white metal Garter Proper mount enclosing a brass ‘1’ on a ground of black leather; Victorian and Edwardian bit bosses, the Victorian issue with a Guelphic crown and central Royal Crest, the Edwardian with Imperial crown and similar crest (three fixings lacking); a brass circular harness slide with mounted Imperial Royal Crest and motto ‘Spectemur Agendo’; brass stable belt with anodised cap badge mount, good overall condition (5) £100-160


585


2ND DRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTS GREYS) OFFICERS’ AND OTHER RANKS PLUME HOLDERS C. 1870 - 1954, comprising a Victorian period officer’s example the flame section of the grenade is retained by a bottom screw which would have tightened the plume itself, a post 1953 officer’s example complete with spring clip and long slider fastener, a Victorian period other ranks brass example complete with long slider and a similar example post-1952, one pair of wires lacking on the first item otherwise very good overall condition (4)


£400-500 The Victorian period officer’s plume holder is of two part construction, the flame section screws into the ball section.


586


2NDDRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTSGREYS)NCOS ARM BADGES C. 1903 - 1957, four examples, the first of hollow back construction is hall marked Birmingham 1903, the second in die cast silver plate as are the third and fourth, all complete with loop fasteners, very good condition (4)


£160-220


587


2ND DRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTS GREYS) OFFICERS’ FUR CAP BADGES, POUCH AND SABRETACHE BADGES, HORSE FURNITURE C. 1880 - 1950, comprising a large gilt metal thistle spray (though listed for wear was seemingly never used), two Hanoverian White Horse back badges one hall marked silver Birmingham 1902 by Bent & Parker (now with pin fastener), the other in die stamped unmarked silver coloured metal; five Eagle badges the first in silver plate the screw posts removed from the flat pouch, the second in heavy die cast silver plate this with three loop fasteners, one die stamped gilded brass pouch or sabretache badge four loop fasteners, two die stamped brass versions each with four loop fasteners, two circular harness slides being brass with silver plated Eagle mounts forming a ‘facing pair’, damage to the ‘Waterloo’ scroll on one of the brass Eagle badges otherwise very good overall condition (10)


£240-340


588


2ND DRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTS GREYS) OFFICERS’ AND OTHER RANKS INSIGNIA C. 1900 - 1957, comprising officers’ cap badges in gilt and silver plate (three) the first marked ‘S’ by Gaunts, two pairs of officers’ collar badges one pair hall marked Birmingham 1923 & 1924, two o.s.d. cap badges of varying sizes and one pair of o.s.d. collar badges, a small brass fused grenade forage cap badge, three other ranks cap badges, bi-metal, all white metal and all brass, all genuine, a pair of white metal collar badges, two other ranks anodised cap badges with one pair of collar badges, six shoulder titles, 2D, RSG (2), Greys (3); together with a rectangular brass with white metal mount stable belt, very good overall condition (28)


£280-380


589


ROYAL SCOTSDRAGOONGUARDS REGIMENTAL INSIGNIA C. 1958ONWARD, a comprehensive collection to the amalgamated regiment including forage cap and collar badges, a brass plume holder, pouch badge, a plated plaid brooch and three kilt pins etc., good overall condition (22)


£200-300


590


3RD (KING’S OWN) HUSSARS REGIMENTAL INSIGNIA C. 1898 - 1928, comprising two officers’ gilt and silver cap badge marked ‘silver’, an o.s.d. cap badge and collar badges large size and one only small size, two other ranks bi-metal cap badges, slider fasteners, a pair of other ranks white metal first pattern collar badges, an unmarked silver coloured metal officer’s collar badge, a pair of other ranks white metal large size collar badges and a single similar, a larger size rearing White Horse facing viewer’s right, an NCO’s first pattern arm badge hall marked Birmingham 1914 of hollow back construction, a second pattern NCO’s arm badge in fine quality silver coloured metal, a pair of very small size officers’ Mess Dress collar badges marked ‘sterling’? good overall condition (19)


£200-300


The rare cap badges with no ‘THE’ in the title also have title scrolls longer than the White Horse section, are the second pattern cap badges for the regiment.


591


3RD THE KING’S OWN HUSSARS OFFICERS’ AND OTHER RANKS INSIGNIA, comprising two officers’ gilt and silver and silver plate (including ‘The’ on the title scroll), a pair of other ranks white metal collar badges, an anodised cap badge with matching collars, a hall marked silver NCO’s arm badge by FN Birmingham 1908, a white metal version similar to a collar badge; shoulder titles 3H (2), 3KOH (4), a KC pouch badge in gilding and white metal featuring the regimental title, motto and the Garter Proper; two pieces of officers’ horse furniture, a circular brass one and a box harness slide both featuring the rearing White Horse, good overall condition (18)


£140-200


The rare cap badges with no ‘THE’ in the title also have title scrolls longer than the White Horse section, are the second pattern cap badges for the regiment.


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