A Fine Collection of Cavalry Badges 611
16TH THEQUEEN’S LANCERSOFFICER’S SABRETACHE BADGE AND POUCH BADGE (?), the first in all gilt metal featuring the crown, crossed lances, unit title, Union sprays and battle honours to Aliwal and Sobron, two loop fasteners; the second features a circular Garter Proper enclosing a floreate ‘C’, three screw post fasteners, very fine condition (2)
£400-500
Note: The ‘C’ badge of the regiment was worn on early period shoulder belt plates though curiously enough it is not until 1909 that the cypher of Queen Charlotte within the Garter was officially authorised for the 16th Lancers.
612
16TH THE QUEEN’S LANCERS INSIGNIA, fine quality selection including an o/r QVC bi-metal cap with matching collars, an o/r KC cap (no ‘the’) with matching collars, an o/r all brass cap (The Queen’s Lancers), an officer’s extremely rare gilt and silver KC cap (no ‘the’) (with original pin fastener), two officers KC collars (no ‘the’) one in all silver plate the other in silver and gilt, an officer’s very rare o.s.d. cap KC (no ’the’) with one matching collar, a later o.s.d. cap and collars (with ‘the’), a pair of officer’s gilt and silver collars KC (with ‘the’) and one only silver plate collar; shoulder titles a three part 16L, a single piece 16L and three variable 16QL, good overall condition (23)
£340-440 613
16TH/5TH LANCERS INSIGNIA, a good selection to the amalgamated regiment including an officer’s gilt and silver KC cap (large size) with matching collars, an officer’s gilt and silver plated KC smaller cap, an o.s.d. cap and collars all KC, o/r KC cap and matching collars, an officer’s gilt and silver plate QEC cap with matching plated collars, an o.s.d. QEC cap, QEC caps o/r in bi-metal anodised and smaller size cap, sundry collar badges, three NCOs base metal arm badges two KC one QEC and a QEC anodised example, very good overall condition (36)
£160-220 614
17TH (DUKE OFCAMBRIDGE’SOWN) LANCERS,NCO’SARM
BADGES.Two rare fine quality examples, the first in HM silver by Bent & Parker, Birmingham 1905 (marked on both sides) is of hollow back construction, complete with both original loop fasteners; the second in heavy die-cast unmarked silver, this with one original lug and a heavy gauge silver replacement, very good condition (2)
£240-340 615
17TH (DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE’S OWN) LANCERS INSIGNIA. Comprising two NCO’s arm badges the first in die-stamped white metal, the other in heavy die-cast silver plate, a white metal cap badge and a pair of large size white metal collar badges, one only officer’s large size die-stamped bronze collar badge, three shoulder titles ‘17L’ (variable sizes), good overall condition (9)
£100-140 616
17TH (DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE’SOWN) LANCERSOFFICER’SHMSILVER CAP BADGE (MOTTO). A fine quality example of solid heavy gauge construction by Bent & Parker Birmingham 1903, complete with both original lug fasteners, very good condition
£160-240
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