Militaria x629


10th (Prince of Wales Own) Hussars Officers Full Dress Pouch and Belt late Victorian period. The black pattern leather pouch embellished with gilt metal laurel sprays, in the centre a silver Guelphic crown over a VR cypher, this overlaid with a Prince of Wales badge and Motto in silver and gilt. The black leather pattern shoulder belt of regimental pattern being interlocked with gilt metal panels, VR cypher, gilt lions head pricker guard within an oval panel, silver chains, the pricker plate of shield shaped gilt metal mounted with the Prince of Wales badge and motto in silver and gilt, one arrow head in missing, the leather is crazed, overall good condition


£400-£500 x630 631 16th Lancers Other Ranks Lance Cap Plate. Standard pattern with QVC, royal cypher and battle Honours, with two screw posts to the rear, good condition £60-£80


The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 4th Volunteer Battalion NCOs Helmet Plate c.1883-1900. A silvered die stamped example featuring Guelphic crown, thistle sprays, a mullet, strung bugle horn, the Sphinx and Dragon, and variable double scrolls, three loops to the rear, Guelphic Crown strengthened plate to the rear, otherwise good condition


£80-£120


632


The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Silver Pipe Majors Badge c.1900. A fine quality badge, mullet with title scroll, both mullet and scroll stamped ‘Stg. Sil.’, 3 loops to the rear, good condition


£120-£160 633


The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Kelvinside Academy Cadet Corps Glengarry Badge c.1920 Of standard Pattern, thistle wreath, mullet and strung bugle horn to the centre with KA mounted at the top of the wreath; together with a silver menu holder, mullet, strung bugle horn mounted on circle, with silver hook, stamped silver to the rear, good condition (2)


£80-£120 634


Leigh Family of Bardon, Somerset, Plaid/Glengarry Badge. A fine quality example in die-cast silver coloured metal by M. Rettie & Sons, Aberdeen. A circular strap, ‘Legibus Antiquis’ encloses the family crest, a demi-lion rampant, stout pin and ring fasteners, very good condition


£30-£40


Note: This family was a junior branch of Leigh of Ridge (Devon). Badges of this sort were popular in the late 19th century when well to do families visited Scotland in the Summer and effected some form of Highland dress.


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