A Fine Collection of Cavalry Badges 623
20TH HUSSARS & 14TH/20TH KING’S HUSSARS INSIGNIA, the first comprises an officer’s pair of gilt KC collar badges, two bronze KC cap badges one with blades one with lugs and a single collar badge, an o/r QVC cap badge and two pairs of collar badges, a KC cap badge and a pair of collar badges, four shoulder titles 20H, XHX (3), a single harness slide on its leather backing with very worn central mount of the Crown over XXH in monogram; the second comprises an officer’s small size Royal Crest pattern bronze cap badge with blade fasteners, an officer’s pair of gilt KC collar badges, a similar QEC pair, an o/r small pattern cap with matching collars, a pair of anodised QEC collars, restored Eagle pattern caps include a good quality o.s.d., a pair of gilt collars, two gilding metal caps, an anodised cap an o.s.d. cap and four various pattern later caps all Eagle pattern with gilded elements, six various NCOs arm badges including a hall marked silver example Birmingham 1899 (damage to the sceptre), four shoulder titles and two pairs of small kukri badges (one damaged), good overall condition (53)
£200-300 624
21ST EMPRESS OF INDIA’S LANCERS OFFICER’S SABRETACHE BADGE 1898-1901. A rare and fine quality two part example in die-cast gilt brass, featuring the Imperial crown crossed lances, full unit title and the Royal Cypher ‘VRI’, complete with all five screw post fasteners, very good condition
£300-500
625
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERS, OFFICER’S CAP BADGE C1898. An excessively rare example of the first pattern cap badge (KK794), in die-cast copper gilt, the lower halves of the lance pennons may have had a coating of silver when made, two original loop fasteners, very good condition
£240-340
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21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERSOTHER RANKS FIRST PATTERNCAP&COLLAR BADGES. Very fine and rare examples in die-stamped bi- metal (KK794 for cap), collars of same pattern in reduced size, all three items complete with original lug fasteners, very good condition (3)
£400-500 627
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERS OTHER RANKS SECOND PATTERN CAP & COLLAR BADGES. Three very fine and rare examples in die- stamped bi-metal (KK795 for the cap) the collars of same pattern but reduced size, all three examples complete with original lug fasteners (12 in total) and free of any signs of repair, very good condition (3)
£400-500 628
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERSOTHER RANKS THIRD & FOURTH PATTERN CAP & COLLAR BADGES. Very fine examples in light weight die-cast bi-metal (KK796 & 797), the first set complete with all twelve lug fasteners, the second cap with slider fastener the collars with all six lug fasteners, a further fourth pattern cap of good quality in all brass (slider) and a rare early pattern collar badge being a brass ‘XXI’, very good overall condition (8)
£140-200 629
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERS NCO’S ARM BADGES. Three examples, the first in die-cast HM silver Birmingham 1900 by Bent & Parker, the second in unmarked fine quality die-cast silver and the third in die-cast silver plate, all of the same format being the Imperial crown over the monogram cypher ‘VRI’, all fasteners present, very good condition (3)
£260-360 630
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERSOFFICERS’ CAP&COLLAR BADGES. Comprising one only third pattern gilt and silver collar badge, a pair of fourth pattern gilt and silver collar badges and a fourth pattern osd cap and collar badges, all complete with fasteners, very good condition (6)
£80-120 631
21ST (EMPRESS OF INDIA’S) LANCERS SHOULDER TITLES. A good scarce selection comprising two three part examples 21/L, 21l (4) XXIL (2), complete with all fasteners, very good condition (8)
£100-140
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