A Fine Collection of Cavalry Badges 605
THE 12TH PRINCE OFWALES’S ROYAL LANCERS INSIGNIA, a very fine selection including a Victorian period officer’s cap badge in silver and gilt, similar other ranks with a pair of bi-metal collars, KC bi-metal o/r cap badges (three) and a pair of matching collars, KC caps in gilt and silver plate (two) with a pair of matching collars, o.s.d. caps KC (three, two with blade fasteners) and a pair of matching collars, an o.s.d. cap rubbed down possibly for senior NCOs, a QEC period officer’s cap silver plate and gilt and similar o.s.d., an extremely scarce o/r anodised cap badge by H.W. Timings Ltd., B/ham with matching collars, an officer’s KC pouch badge in dull gilt metal (three screw post fasteners), two NCOs arm badges in base metal, two horse furniture bit bosses (Guelphic and KC) the former with heavily worn central mount, fasteners reduced on both items, shoulder titles 12L, XIIIRL (four variable), very good overall condition (33) £400-500
606
13THHUSSARS INSIGNIA, a small selection of good quality items comprising a die stamped gilded metal pouch badge in the form of a crowned eight pointed star with a raised centre being ‘13’ within a strap ‘Viret In Aeternum’ two loop fasteners, a similar KC item in poor quality die cast brass two loop fasteners, an o/r bi-metal QVC cap with matching collars and similar KC pattern with matching collars, an officer’s KC o.s.d. cap with blades (KK 771) and one only bronze collar badge, an officer’s gilt collar badge (KK 771), two o.s.d. KC collars as per KK 770 one with fretted centre the other solid, a scarce early collar badge brass XIII, two shoulder titles 13H (2), good overall condition (16) £160-220
607
13TH/18TH ROYALHUSSARS (QUEENMARY’SOWN) INSIGNIA, comprising an officer’s gilt and silver cap badge (lugs) (KK 1904), a corresponding o/r bi-metal pattern, officer’s gilt cap badge (long lug fasteners) (KK 1905) and a single collar badge, o/r gilding metal cap and collar badges KC, an officer’s exceptionally scarce cap badge KC omitting ‘XIII XVIII’ this with gilded slider by Firmins, a large gilding metal KC period pouch badge, QEC period officer’s gilt cap badge and a pair of matching collar badges, two pairs of o/r gilding metal collar badges QEC, four ‘QMO’ monogram NCO’s arm badges one in continental .925 grade silver (Seaman p.105 fig. 3) the others in white metal and anodised; shoulder titles 13/18H (3), 13/18RH (2), good overall condition (29)
£200-300
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14TH KING’S HUSSARS INSIGNIA, a fine selection including an officer’s extremely rare cap badge in die cast bronze featuring the Prussian Eagle, the coronet sceptre and orb are gilded, two loop fasteners, the ensuing pattern of officer’s cap badge in die cast gilt with silver mount of roped oval outline (loop fasteners), collar badges in gilded bronze, a first pattern o/r bi-metal cap badge of oval outline with matching white metal collars, two officers all gilt cap badges of Royal Crest pattern on one the Royal Crest is fitted to a backing plate both with loop fasteners, two o.s.d. Royal Crest pattern caps (large size) both with blades one with solid centre, a small pattern Royal Crest cap with blade fasteners, 1.5 o.s.d. Royal Crest collar badges, an o/r Royal Crest cap badge large size with solid centre and matching collars, a collar size cap badge with slider fastener and a pair of fretted collars, an NCOs two part arm badge in hall marked silver Birmingham 1891, an o/r very scarce collar badge ‘XIV’, an officer’s solid brass bit boss Guelphic crown unit title and Eagle centre, the whistle guard from an officer’s pouch belt in hall marked silver with gilt mount (Birmingham 1899 by Bent & Parker) two screw post fasteners, shoulder titles 14H (two), XIVH (five), very good condition (32)
£500-600
609
15TH (THE KING’S) HUSSARS INSIGNIA, a fine quality selection including an officer’s Victorian period cap badge in silver gilt and enamel the ensuing KC pattern this with matching collar badges, two o.s.d. KC cap badges (blades and lugs), one set of matching collar badges, an o/r bi-metal QVC cap badge with matching collars and a pair of KC collars, an NCO’s QVC period die cast silver plated arm badge and a die stamped white metal KC pattern, a harness bit boss featuring the Guelphic crown, unit title and a QVC Royal Crest (some wear to the centre and now fitted with modern long loop fasteners), another solid brass harness badge the strap ‘The King’s Hussars’ with mounted KC Royal Crest; shoulder titles 15H (2), XVKH (7), good overall condition (26)
£200-300
610
15TH/19TH KING’S ROYALHUSSARS INSIGNIA, a good selection to the combined regiment, an officer’s gilt silver and enamel KC cap badge with matching collar badges and similar QEC, KC o.s.d. cap and collars, o/r bi-metal cap and collars and similar anodised cap and collars, an officer’s pair of KC period gilt and silver plate collars, an officer’s mess dress small pattern collars in gilt KC and QEC, two NCO’s arm badges one in die stamped white metal the other in cast brass; shoulder titles 15/19H (4) and XV.XIX.H, very good condition (29)
£200-300
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