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The 2nd Bn The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Officer\'s post1881 dirk belt clasp. A superb burnished gilt rectangular plate,measuring 2.5inches in width by 2.25 inches in height. The Star of the Order of the thistle and the Cross of St Andrew surround a gilt quoit inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with to the voided centre a gilt thistle with the background of green translucent enamel.. To the rear,fixed loop present with adjoining loop absent. A brass pin secures the front device125 Canada Overseas Regiment(For King and Country) Bronze badge Just over 1.5 inches in height and almost 2 inches in width an excellent Bz badge with "125" in the middle,surrounded by a scroll inscribed "FOR KING and COUNTRY" To the rear 2 good copper lugs.2nd Midlothian & Peebles Rifle Volunteers Or\'s WM Glengarry Badge – Circa 1880-81 This badge is absolutely superb. A large oval strap with the motto “Nemo me Impune Laccessit” inscribed. To the centre St Andrew with the Cross,voided. To the rear 2 copper lugs,super patina. What more can I say …..1880-81 – there cannot be many about! This is exceptional.6th Vol Bn The Royal Scots or\'s WM Glengarry Badge The Battalion were named the 6th Volunteer Bn on Army order 144 of April 1888. Prior to that they had been 1st Admin Bn Midlothian Rifle Volunteers( They had been formed at Dalkeith on 22 January 1862. This smart soldiers badge is made of white metal. The badge is made by using St Andrews Cross and the star of the Order of the Thistle. St Andrew with a Cross to the voided centre. At the base is a scroll inscribed \"The Royal Scots\" with one at the top inscribed 6th Voll Batt. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugsA Highland Cyclist glengarry badge of the Territorial Force A very special Highland Cyclist Badge.seeming very much like a Black Watch glengarry badge with the King\'s Crown. The top scrolls state\"Highland Cyclist\"with those at the base state\"Battalion T.F.\" to the rear 2 excellent brass lugs. very rare like this.A Seaforth Highlanders Officer\'s Sporran c/w japanned tin case This is a most exceptional item having been the property of Lt Colonel Algernon Brigham Anstruther Stewart DSO MID. He was born on 6th December 1869,the eldest son of Colonel C.E.Stewart CB. He was gazetted to the Seaforth Highlanders as 2nd Lieutenant 29th November 1890 and became lieutenant 1st June 1893. In that year he served with the Chitral relief forces;was present at at the action in Mamagair(Medal with clasp). He was promoted Captain 30th August 1899. He served in the South African war 1899-1902,taking part in the advance on Kimberley, including the action at Magersfontein;operations in the Orange Free State,February to May 1900,including operations at Paardeberg(17-26 Feb,);actions at Poplar Grove and Dreifontein; operations in Orange river Colony,May to 29th November 1900,including actions at Wittenberg(1st -29th July;operations in the Transvaal,(march to August 1901) and (March to 31st May 1902.) He was awarded an MID on the 10th September 1901 and later that month,27th September 1901 The DSO. He was appointed Commandant at Faurersmith and then Promoted Adjutant to the Militia 11th June 1903 until 21st February 1908. In 1911 he married Edith Evelyn the daughter of Sir Arthur Vivian. He received his decorations from the King on 18th December 1912 A Major by this time and without much time to relax he was posted to 1st Bn Seaforth Highlanders in 1914. He was wounded at Neuve Chappell in 1915 and was later promoted Lieutenant Colonel to Command the 4th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders in March 1916. Later that summer at Ecurie on the Somme on 23rd June 1916 he was killed in Action by a trench mortar whilst making a tour of the lines. There is so much more we can discover about this gallant soldier and that exceptional Battalion(The 4th) . The 4th Battalion is from Dingwall in Ross Shire and they have their own excellent Museum in the Town Centre where the Centre piece is Sgt John Meikle\'s VC...and his MM ! This is all managed by the Dingwall Museum trust and visitors receive a very warm welcome.A WW1 sweetheart brooch to the Essex Regiment,HM silver 1917 Just 90 years of age ! an excellent silver and enamels sweetheart brooch. Excellent original pin and clip to the rear and with Assaye marks for Brummagen 1917...or Brum.. or even Birmingham to the uneducated!A Bakelite vesta case of Boer War Vintage with picture Of VC winner An excellent brown bakelite vesta case of about 2 inches in height and 1.5 inches in width bearing a small portrait in a glazed frame of The Rt Hon Sir Redvers Henry Buller KCB VC. The same portrait as is in The Boer war books "South Africa and the Transvaal war" by Louis Creswicke" I remember Buller barracks very well indeed in Aldershot in the mid fifties....fantastic town "Home of the British Army" 153 pubs if I remember rightly,Is the "Ratpit" still in business? In the early sixties the MOD master minds knocked down all the superb Victorian barracks...such as Buller.. when we woke up we just thought that 1 Para and Willie Woods had had a night out.A Bonnet badge in unmarked silver,bearing the motto An excellent unmarked bonnet badge. A slightly oval strapped quoit \"1.5 Inches wide by 2 inches in height,inscribed\"AQUILA PETIT SOLEM\" translates as \"THE EAGLE SEEKS THE SUN\", to the voided centre is an Eagle. To the rear, the pin has been replaced at some timeA Cameronian(Scottish Rifles) Officer\'s silver plated glengarry badge A very fine Officer\'s silvered glengarry badge,3 inches in width and about 2.5 inches in height. Very nicely plated and to the rear two strong lugs,a lovely badge.A Clan badge with a strapped quoit bearing the motto \"PROBITATE\" The quoit is about 2.4inches in Diameter with,. to the centre a fist upon a torse clutching a scimitar. On the rear,at the top is the owner\'s name,viz\";Henry A Rannie \"and beneath his marked \"Mill of Boindy\" 1855. A Clan Brooch to the Stewart Family/ Stuart Measuring about 1.6 inches in diameter and in polished white metal a strapped quoit inscribed\"VIRESCET VULNERE VIRTUS\"....roughly translated as \"Courage becomes stronger thro\' being wounded\"To the voided centre a swan with her nest of young upon a torse. To the rear a good strong pin and clip.A Commemorative pewter cup to The Queens own Cameron Highlanders A very fine pewter cup to commemorate the \"Troodos Expeditionary Force 1902\". An excellent hand engraved Cameron badge with the names of those persons who took part in this exercise from the 4th June until the 6th June 1902. The Cameron devotee who purchases this fine cup will have a grand time researching this. Major Gordon is the OC with Lieutenants Campbell and Brodie as members. A Major Girvin is titled as the P.M. O ( Project management Officer?) methinks is the senior chap who ensures all necessary equipment,food,clothing,weaponry,ammo etc. or maybe just ski boots! and A.D.C. Buss is the units\"GOFOR\" ! Members \"4,5&6\" are I presume Greek Cypriots. This is a lovely \"blast from the past\"A Green Howards association Badge A smaller representation of the Regiments Badge,being just 1 inch in height and .5 ins in width. Nice green and white enamels and a silver background. To the rear a good strong original clip and pin and engraved \"I Scot. Medallist, Richmond. Yks.A Masonic silver plated Plaid brooch Almost 4 inches in Diameter .to the voided centre a lamb bearing a Crook surrounded by a circlet of thistles,all in silver plate. to the rear a good strong original pin and clip. 3 wires secure the front devices.At the base is inscribed \"Thomas Ross & son\" \"Glasgow\"..check its weight !A Mini style sporran of the Black Watch as a sweetheart brooch A very fine example.measuring about 3.5 ins in depth covering the Black watch sporran with all it bears like the background of a kilt ribbon together with the tassles and other bits ! A wee bit shell shock but that is the Black Watch for you !A miniature South Atlantic Medal with Rosette This is a very fine contemporary medal. The obverse has the Crowned profile Of Queen Elizabeth 2nd;reverse has a laurel wreath below the Arms of the Falkland Islands with "SOUTH ATLANTIC MEDAL" inscribed at the top. No clasps but a rosette denotes service in the combat zone. A very worthy addition to this page in this memorial year.A naval sweetheart brooch bearing HM marks for 1901 A very fine brooch about 1.7inches in length and about .5 inches in width. In the style of a board with an Anchor in the centre with a cross on one side and a heart on t\' other The decoration is very good and the original pin still looks as good today as it did in 1901 ! Nice clear HM at the bottom left. This brooch is in lovely condition.A pair of silver plated buckles for Highland Brogues A very nice pair of silver plated buckles for Highland broguesA Piper\'s cross belt loop,silver plated by R.G.Lawrie An excellent cross belt device with a good thistle decoration. Makers mark impressed to the rear \"R.G.LAWRIE\" \"GLASGOW,EDINBURGH & LONDON\"A Plaid Brooch to St Peter\'s Pipe Band A superb Brooch comprising a 3.5ins Dia quoit bearing four thistles connected by garlands and with The Lion Rampant within a shield at the top. Inscribed\"St PETERS PIPE BAND\". To the voided centre a pre 1881 glengarry badge device of The Cameron Highlanders. To the rear a strong original pinback. This brooch has been well cherished ,resulting in a lovely patinaA Plaid Brooch to The 10th (Queen Mary\'s Own) Gurkha Rifles A delightful example of an Officer\'s Plaid Brooch. A 3ins Dia burnished silvered quoit with a glengarry style device to the centre,comprising a strung bugle with a Kukri intertwined and the numeral 10 between them all above a scroll inscribed\"PRINCESS MARY\'S OWN\". To the rear strong original pinback. The glengarry style device is held by 3 wires and the back of the badge is impressed \"JR GAUNT & SON\" A wee crackerA Plaid Brooch to the Royal Army Medical Corps post 1953 A very fine plaid brooch with a highly buffed silver plated quoit which is 3.5 inches in diameter. To the voided centre is a silver device based on an Officer\'s badge bearing the QE2 badge,to the rear 3 pins secure the front device and a super pin is secured by a very strong clip. Those days,just after ww2 and the young Queen on the Throne, were exciting and most Regiments and Corps had their own Bands. Yes indeed!A Plaid Brooch to The Royal Highland Fusiliers A Pipers Chromed Plaid brooch to The Royal Highland Fusiliers. This is a very heavy item(dinna drop it on your foot!) comprising A large quoit of 4ins Dia ,bearing a wreath of thistles,to the centre the Star of the Order of the Thistle surrounding a Glengarry style device with the initials \"HLI\",underneath a scroll inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSET\". to the rear a strong securing pin. I have to say that this brooch is not the most loveliest of them all !A presentation bronze figure of an Atholl Highlander An absolutely wonderful sculpted bronze figure of an Atholl Highlander standing approximately 4 inches in height and in formal parade dress complete with a short Lee-Enfield rifle. The base of the figure bears the place and date of \"BLAIR 8th AUGst 1861\". Not long discovered that the function was for the 21st Birthday of the 6th Duke..... The figure stands upon a marble plinth(considered to be IONA marble) measuring 5.75 inches long and almost 4 inches in width and .6 ins thick. On the front of the plinth is a silver plate inscribed\"JAMES SMALL OF DIRNADEAN FROM THE DUCHESS OF ATHOLE\" The detail is excellent,it does look like the bayonet was fixed and is now absent.. The figure has a long screw post which secures it to the plinth with a nut. On removing the figure the numerals \"13\" can be seen which may imply that quite a few Highlanders received a similar presentation. If the plinth is IONA marble that may also have some significance on why such a presentation. Iona marble is considered to have special powers and is still revered to this day. As well as general healing powers,way,way back in time it was expected to protect you against Shipwreck,fire and miscarriage! Stewart Small of Dirnadean was a local landowner and we presume an Atholl HighlanderA Presentation plate of The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) A very fine china plate,unsure of its date when made but it bears all the honours on the edge of the plate and the latest one is at the top of the thistle as \"Korea 1952-53 so we can safely say it is since then! A superb Regimental plate with the centre of the plate bears the glengarry style device with all the Battle honours around the edge.To the rear is a small history of this most excellent of Regiments.A Presentation plate of the Scots Guards from 1642--1992 A very special presentation plate of The Scots Guards to commemerate their 350 years of age(way back in 1992!. To the centre a large picture of the Regiment\'s Headress badge with the outside edge is filled with the name of this glorious Regiment at the top with all their magnificent Battle Honours a the bottom end. dated; 1642--1992....WOW!A silver commemorative medal to the Cameronians(26th of Foot) A superb commemorative medal depicting the 26th of foot at Malplaquet in 1709 on the front whilst at the rear is Inscribed \"GREAT BRITISH REGIMENTS\" \"WAR OF THE SPANISH SUCCESSION. MALPLAQUET\" underneath the numerals 1709 and below that inscribed\"26th FOOT\" The medal weighs 46gms ! and bears Birming Hallmarks for 1979,with the makers mark alongside \"B M\" I can recall when these items first appeared and they had silver badges to match. A silver commemorative medal to the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders An excellent medal depicting A soldier with bayonet fixed advancing on a tank where the crew have surrendered. To the rear inscribed \"GREAT BRITISH REGIMENTS\" \"SECOND WORLD WAR SIDI BARRANI\" and underneath the year \"1940\" and below that inscribed\"79thFOOT\" This medal is hallmarked for 1982A silver commemorative medal to The Royal Scots Fusiliers A superb medal inscribed on the front\"THE ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS\" and depicting The Battle of Blenheim. To the rear inscribed\"GREAT BRITISH REGIMENTS\" and underneath \"WAR OF THE SPANISH SUCCESSION. BATTLE OF BLENHEIM\" below that inscribed the date \"1704\" and underneath inscribed\"21st Foot\" Hallmark for Birmingham 1980 on the edge.A silver commemorative medal to the Seaforth Highlanders A superb medal depicting The relief of Lucknow during the Indian mutiny with the regimental title inscribed above. To the rear,inscribed at the top \"GREAT BRITISH REGIMENTS\" and below \"INDIAN MUTINY\" \"RELIEF OF LUCKNOW\" \" 1875\" and inscribed at the bottom \" 72nd\" & \"78th\" \"FOOT\" brummy marks for 1979A silver medal to The Highland Brigade for winning the Tug-o-War in 1947 A very fine "silver" medal,comprising a medal of 1.5 inches in Diameter and 1/10 inch thick. Depicting on the front of the promenade at Edinburgh Castle with a Military drum Major with four Pipers and inscribed above"HIGHLAND BRIGADE". To the rear, a fine wreath of laurels with an inscription; "1947" "TUG OF WAR" "first". A bonnie medal!A silver plated Bonnet badge to The Auchterderran & district Pipe Band A 2 inches Diameter Strapped silver plated quoit inscribed \"AUCHTERDERRAN & Dt PIPE BAND\" with to the voided centre a Lion Rampant upon a torse. To the rear a good strong original pin and catch. Those were the days.... Well,Auchterderran is near Lochgelly...OK? Well Lochgelly is near Cowdenbeath......OK? Lochgelly is best known for making the Tawse!A silver tiepin to the Irish Guards The tiepin measures just 2 inches with to the centre a small example of the Irish Guards cap star with a scroll beneath inscribed \"IRISH GUARDS\" To the rear a long silver pin amd makers mark is JF and stamped \"silver\" Nice enamel markings.A silver&T/Ssweetheart brooch from WW1 Machine Gun Corps A splendid silver and T/shell brooch in lovely condition. To the rear is the original pin and clip with the silver rim bearing the London Hallmark for 1916.A small A very fine letter opener in the style of the Lee-Enfield rifle bayonet,approximately 4.75 inches in length and engraved \"Bruges\"A small bayonet from ww1 An excellent\"letter opener\" of 4.75ins length in the style of the Lee-Enfield rifle bayonet,engraved \"Ostende\"A splendid plate showing soldiers of the Boer War This old plate has no markings on it but we can assume fom the picture indicating the various \"soldiers\" of that period. Just 9 inches in Diameter. A few wee chips around the edging.A Sporran badge to the Gordon Highlanders A very fine example,in white metal and measuring 1.5 ins in height and 1.2 ins in width,comprising; a Stags head upon a Ducal coronet with a scroll below inscribed \"GORDON HiGHLANDERS\" and at the very top the King\'s Crown above a scroll inscribed \"BYDAND\". To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs at top and bottom.A sweetheart brooch of a Kukri in gold and a ruby set in the hilt An absolutely delightful sweetheart brooch in the style of a Gurkha\'s Kukri,beautiful decoration on the blade and a perfect ruby placed in the hilt. The gold is unmarked but it has a lovely rosy colour. To the rear,a superb original gold pin and a message engraved\"FROM WILLIE TO MAGGIE 1929\" So there you have it...how much more can we find out,not a lot I\'m afraid,unless we discover all the serving Officers in the Gurkha regiments in 1929 with the name of \"Willie\" not impossible if you are a gurkha collector! This beautiful brooch is a lovely keepsake.A sweetheart brooch of T/S and silver from WW1 to A very fine brooch bearing hallmarks for Birmingham 1916,to this grand old regiment \"The king\'s Own\" makers mark\"S&Co\" A topper as they say dahn there!A sweetheart brooch or battle brooch of The 75mm Gun An excellent brooch in gold plating of the 75mm gun measuring about 1.25inches in width and .75 inches in height. Engraved at the top \"St Omer\" and below inscribed 1914-1917. To the rear a very good pin and clip.A sweetheart brooch to the Army Service Corps A very fine brooch all in silver and marked\"Sterling\" about an inch in diameter of quoit of laurel leaves with to the voided centre a gold washed star with \"ASC\" etched and the King\'s Crown at the top, To the rear a strong original pin and clip.A sweetheart brooch to the East Yorkshire Regiment A very fine example of this style of brooch made from silver and Tortoise shell.In excellent condition and bearing hallmarks for London 1916.Strong original pin at the bacvk.A sweetheart brooch to the New Zealand Forces Just over an inch in height and width with two symbolic ferns on either side with a scroll below in blue enamel inscribed in gilt\"ONWARD\" to the voided centre the national letters \"NZ\" with the King\'s Crown at the top. To the rear a good strong pin & clip.A sweetheart from WW1 to the Somerset Light Infantry Hm 1916 A very fine example of a brooch to the Somerset Light Infantry with the brooch beautifully marked on the front...and on the back ! All silver on the back as well as the edge and the detail on the front. The rear is wrapped all in silver and there is a great hallmark London HM 1916..great pin & clip....wow\" !A T4 Seaforth brass shoulder title A fine brass shoulder title with a T and then 4upon the scroll \"Seaforth\". To the rear 3 excellent,strong copper lugs,A territorial ASC (Highland) brass shoulder title A very good brass shoulder title with 3 copper lugs to the rear. Some \"shrapnel\" marks on the front,certainly been in service!A territorial brass shoulder title to the 4th V Bn Cameron Highlanders A very fine example of its kind with 3 strong brass lugs to the rear.A Territorial brass shoulder title to the 4th V Bn Gordon Highlanders. A very fine example with 3 copper lugs to the rear,A Territorial RAMC (Lowland) brass shoulder title A very fine example of its kind with 3 copper lugs to the rear.A Territorial Royal Engineers(Lowland) brass shoulder title A very fine example of this brass shoulder title with to the rear 3 brass lugsA Territorial Royal Field Artillery(Lowland) brass shoulder title a very fine example in excellent condition with 3 brass lugs to the rear.A very fine Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) Officer\'s post 1902 glengarry badge A very fine three piece badge,comprised of The Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order Of the Thistle,all in white metal with a quoit in brass inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" surrounded by thistles and with Egyptian device at the bottom and the King\'s Crown above. Scrolls at the top etched \"THE ROYAL HIGHLANDERS\" and the bottom\"BLACK WATCH\" In the centre is a silver Str Andrew with the Cross.At the rear 2 good copper lugs and a long brass pin secures the devices at the front.A very fine Cameron Highlanders Sporran badge in wm A very splendid sporran badge about 1.7inches in height and similar for the width. St Andrew with the Cross above a rush of thistles. to the rear 2 very good copper lugs.A very fine Seaforth bonnet or glengarry badge HM 1948 A fine buckled quoit, 1.6ins in Diameter with the inscription\" Guidigh an Righ\" to the voided centre is a \"Royal\" Stag\'s head set upon a torse. To the rear is an excellent pin and secure clip. Just below is the maker,s mark \"T.E.\" and the Edinburgh Hallmarks for 1948.A very fine, early Navy sweetheart brooch A very special brooch with an anchor to the centre that lets us know that this lovely brooch was sent by a matelot (of sorts ) This is very nicely put together and the rear has been given the same skills,2 small \"hearts\" hold the brooch together and one of them covers over the hallmark so we cannot be sure about it. It has the look of a Victorian brooch but whoever buys it will just have to accept it \"as seen ! \" Maker\'s mark\"S BROS\" I will do my best to show what there is of the marks.A very nice brooch to the AG(air gunner) in sterling silver WW This is a very nice sweetheart brooch,all in silver,with to the rear a very good original pin and clip. impressed \"sterling silver\" The air gunner,s role in the early Confrontation with the Luftwaffe was deadly to say at least but these guys did their very,very best and Britains eventual success in the war over here in the air was due to chaps like this...PER ARDUA AD ASTRA .A very smart Air Gunner\'s Brevet wing in 9ct gold A most special example of this Air gunners sweetheart brooch in green enamel and 9ct Gold,really beautifully made( maker\'s mark at the rear)T.J.B.\" A very nice gold security chain.A Victorian Regimental Pipe banner of The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers. A most rare item that recently emerged from the estate of the late Colonel Sir William Jardine of Applegirth. Colonel Sir William Jardine of Applegirth Bt., TD,DL,JP. He was born in 1917 as Chief of the clan Jardine and the 11th Baronet of Nova Scotia. He was commissioned into the 5th(DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY) Battalion KOSB-A territotial battalion in June 1939 and in 1944 transferred to the 6th Bn,fighting in France,the low countries and Germany. He subsequently joined the 1st Battalion serving with them in Hong Kong and,after a short spell on the staff,in Malaya. He retired from the regular army in 1960. Colonel Sir William went on to continue his military career with the Territorial Battalions and served as a member of the Queen\'s bodyguard for Scotland and other civic duties. I believe that the Pipe Banner was inherited from his uncle Sir William Jardine (9th Baronet)who was born on 11th June 1865 and joined the 3rd Militia Bn KOSB as a lieutenant on the 8th May 1895. He served with the Battalion in South Africa from 1900 to 1902 by 1911 he held the rank of honorary major. When WW1 came along he enlisted in September 1915.His death is recorded as 13th December 1915. It is possible that he died of wounds sustained during the battle of Loos. He is buried in Applegirth Churchyard. This Victorian Pipe banner was in service post 1887 until 1902. The 3rd Bn Pipes & Drums was affiliated to the KOSB from 1887onwards and the staffing establishment was fixed at 1 sergeant,1 corporal and 8 pipers. The pipe banner is sown in such a matter that it is presumed that the piper could have been left handed. I am attaching a picture of the Pipe sergeant who is holding the pipes on his left side.And why not! A small piece of the silk has been replaced at some time and a small part of the silk is stressed slightly. A truly wonderful item from a truly wonderful Regiment\"Once a Borderer...always a Borderer\"A Vol. Bn of the Argyll & Sutherland Off\'s Victorian Plaid Brooch A most splendid example of a Victorian plaid brooch,measuring just about 3 inches in diameter,the quoit being beautifully etched with the four bosses. On one side is the Boars Head upon a torse inscribed\"Ne Oblivicaris\" and on the other the \"Cat-a-Mountain\" upon a torse inscribed \"Sans Peur\". At the bottom is the Title\"Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders\" with a silver bar underneath for the Battalion to put their mark. To the rear a very strong pin and clip and a small hole proves the super way in which this brooch is built.A WW1 Tank Corps 14 Ct & Enamels sweetheart brooch A very fine and excellent sweetheart brooch all in 14Ct Gold and enamels. The bar is stamped 14Ct as is the back of the badge style device. Excellent locking catch. \"FEAR NAUGHT\" indeed!A WW2 Royal Air Force sweetheart brooch in silver A rather rare large hand made silver sweetheart brooch measuring 3.75 inches wide ! and 1.5 inches in depth. This is a lovely hand made brooch and it is my belief that it may have originated from Egypt or North Africa. To the rear a 3.25 inches silver pin.An A small jug displaying \"Old Bill\" moaning about the lack of Strawberry Jam(or words to that effect!) only 2.5inches high and in good condition for its age! no cracks or scratches. I am a great fan of Bruce B and will be putting some more of his \"stuff\" up on the shop.Calcutta Scottish Officer's Glengarry badge. A very fine unmarked silver post 1911 example by Hamilton & Co.Calcutta. A crowned Saltire bearing the arms of Calcutta,resting on a thistle spray with two piece scroll inscribed "Calcutta Scottish". 2 loops to reverse. India Brittannica! The close of EmpireEdinburgh University OTC Officer Cadet's Plaid Brooch Almost 3.5 inches in diameter, a quoit,silvered with a scalloped edge, the quoit incised with thistles,to the centre the Arms of Edinburgh University with Queen Elizabeth's Crown above in frosted silver. To the rear a strong original pinback. 2 wires secure the badge device on the front. This plaid brooch is very well made. Post 1953MacDonald of Sleat(Clan Chief) Bonnet badge in silver plate A most excellent example of this badge being a strong,well made example of a strapped quoit about 2 inches in Diameter inscribed \"PER MARE PER TERRAS\",to the voided centre a steel gauntlett holding the Cross of Lorraine aloft all upon a torse. To the rear a very strong pin and catch.New Zealand Regiment pair of Shoulder titles from ww2 Two A super,matching pair of shoulder titles \"N Z R\" two copper lugs to both titles and each inscribed by the maker;\"J.R.GAUNT London\"....on the inside of the \"Z\"Perth and District Pipe band Glengarry badge A silver plated burnished quoit of 2.25 ins wide inscribed \"PERTH and district PIPE BAND\" with to the voided centre a lion rampant upon a torse. To the rear 2 copper lugs and the back is impressed \"E P N S\"Rocky Mountain Rangers CEF 172 Canada sweetheart brooch A very fine brooch has been made out of this excellent collar badge to the CEF.St Andrews University OTC Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A very fine 3ins Dia silvered quoit ,incised with thistles and with a scalloped edge;To the centre a device in the style of the OTC\'s Glengarry badge bearing a post 1953 Crown. To the rear a strong pinback. superb condition.St Andrew\'s Society of Shangai silver and enamel brooch A most splendid and very rare brooch to the St Andrew\'s society of Shanghai,comprising a silver quoit of about 1.25 inches in Diameter inscribed \"St Andrew\'s Society of Shanghai\" below is an attached shelf inscribed\" DUM SPIRO SPERIO\" with a tall St Andrew,1.35 inches in height and in silver Standing in the centre of the brooch with the silver quoit filled with blue enamel. To the rear , with a mark at the bottom impressed \"STERLING\" and makers mark \"G. A.EFRON\" The securing pin has been replaced at some time. This is an extremely rare item and a reminder of those days in the early 19th Century when the society was created,from it came the Shanghai Volunteer Corps and later the Shanghai Light Horse who attributed their beginnings to the Battle of the Muddy Flats in 1854. After 1903 the MOD seconded an Officer to command them !Stand Fast Toujours this is the Title of the silver brooch Something to do with the Clan Grant........A very fine brooch being 1.5inches in height and in width. The brooch is very nicely made and the letters also serve to keep the shape of the brooch,nice decoration in the centre and what passes as a Ducal coronet. Excellent pin & clip.Standard Settings of Pipe Music of The Seaforth Highlanders In excellent condition,printed in 1936 and compiled by both 1st Battalion and 2nd Battalion Pipe Majors with input from previous worthies,this makes this a very substantial work of note. In 1936 it would have cost you 12/6 net !Sweetheart Brooch in Silver/T.S. to the Royal Army Service Corps. A splendid silver and T/S brooch for the Royal Army service Corps.To the rear is a strong pin and clip with maker\'s marks for London 1915T 7 Royal Scots(Lothian Regiment) brass shoulder title A very good example of this brass shoulder title,comprising; the "Royal Scots" on a curve with the numeral "7" top centre and with the letter"T" above that. To the rear 3 excellent original lugs.Th University of Edinburgh OTC headress badge(pre 1953) A large disc in white metal approximately 1.6ins Diameter and slightly convex. To the centre the Bust of a Greek scholar(Just a guess!) surrounded by a motto in greek within a large wreath of Laurel. There is a rib outside the laurel and a continuous wreath of smaller leaves circles the perimeter. To the rear 2 original copper lugs with a nice patina. quite rare.The 1st Canadian Pioneers(Overseas Battalion) Bz Collar badge A fine example of this rather rare badge..... A pick and shovel depicts the extremely hard work that these CEF lads did ! To the rear 2 copper lugs and impressed with the suppliers name \"INGLIS\"The 82nd(Overseas Bn) CALGARY Hdrs of Canada or\'s glengarry badge All in bronze,measuring 1.5/8th ins in height by 1.40 ins wide. The Calgary shield with The King\'s Crown above and the numerals\"82\" to the centre with a scroll below inscribed\"CALGARY\" at the very bottom a scroll inscribed \"CANADA\" all impressed upon a large Maple leaf. To the rear a strong pin and clip which has taken over from the original pair of lugs.The (Alberta Overseas Bn) XXX1 Canadian sweetheart brooch Made from a collar badge this is a very sound little sweetheart brooch with,to the centre a shield depicting the Mountains of Alberta with a scroll beneath inscribed \"ALBERTA OVERSEAS BATTn\" witha scroll beneath inscribed\"xxx1\" and with the King\'s Crown at the very top. To the rear a good pin and clip. The marks where the lugs had been are very clear to see.The 105th Lanarkshire (Glasgow Highlanders) Rifle Volunteers or's WM glengarry and sporran badge. A 2inch by 1.5 inches oval strapped quoit bearing the motto"CLANNA NAN CAIDHEAL RI CUAILLIBH A CHEILE" (roughly translated " HIGHLANDERS-SHOULDER TO SHOULDER" ) to the voided centre St Andrew with the Cross. To the rear 2 original lugs This is a very nice die cast badge. This item was only in service between 1868 and 1880The 10th Lanarkshire(Glasgow Highland) Rifle Volunteers or's glengarry Badge An excellent example of this late Victorian badge.In service from 1880 until 1887. Similar in style as the Black Watch glengarry badge of that period except that the top 2 scrolls read"GLASGOW" and "HIGHLANDERS" with the bottom 2 scrolls reading "10th" and "LRV" To the rear 2 fine copper lugs. A truly superb example of its kind.The 10th Lanarkshire(Glasgow Highland) Rifle Volunteers or\'s glengarry badge The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Saltire form the background of this badge, a wreath of thistles surrounds a quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with St Andrew with the Cross to the seeded centre. Below is the Sphinx with a scroll to the left inscribed\"10th\" and one to the right inscribed\"L.R.V.\". At the top is the Victorian Crown with a scroll to the left inscribed\"GLASGOW\" and one to the right inscribed\"HIGHLANDERS\". To the rear are 2 excellent copper lugs. An extremely good example of this rare badge.The 10th Lanarkshire(Glasgow Highland) Volunteers or's QVC wm Only in service from 1880 until 1887 so you will not see many of these about! This is an excellent example with the background formed from the Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew,to the centre sprays of thistles surround a non voided quoit inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" with the Victorian Crown above,a scroll to the left inscribed"GLASGOW" and one to the right inscribed "HIGHLANDERS" at the bottom is the sphinx with a scroll to the left inscribed "10th" and one to the right inscribed "L.R.V." To the rear 2 very good copper lugs. The definition is excellent. RareThe 10th(Scottish) Battalion,The King\'s(LIVERPOOL) Regiment Officer\'s bonnet badge In superb gilt and silver this badge just exudes true quality.In service from 1908 until 1937. The Saltire supports a quoit.part thistles sprays and part inscribed\"LIVERPOOL SCOTTISH\". To the centre,all in silver a rearing horse with a scroll beneath inscribed\"THE\"KINGS\". To the rear ,again all in excellent gilt with 3 lugs(one absent) which makes me wonder if this badge was used in a feather bonnet,the lugs are quite small and could be for sewing on a rosette. Makers mark impressed \"L.B&B\" and made in Scouseland.....sorry ENGLAND !The 138th Battalion(Overseas)Edmonton & Alberta of Canada sweetheart brooch A very fine and rather rare type of sweetheart brooch with a stylish device representing a glengarry badge but in excellent gilt with red,white and blue enamels linked to a gilt ribbon with blue enamel flowers. Good original pin to the rear.The 14th (County of London) Battalion(London Scottish) Officer's sporran badge An excellent silver or silver plated sporran cantle device that has had the 2 lugs removed and replaced by a pin for the badge to be worn as a brooch. easily returned to its role on the cantle but somehow it just makes an excellent little brooch of just over 1 inch wide and tall. The 14th(County of London) Bn(London Scottish) Officer's Silvered cantle device A cantle device,similar to the glengarry badge of that period(circa 1908) but quite a bit smaller,measuring about 1.5 ins wide and the same in height,comprising a wreath of thistles surrounding the Saltire with the Lion Rampant to the centre,an inner quoit inscribed "STRIKE" on the left and one on the right inscribed"SURE",tucked in at the bottom is "S. AFRICA 1900-02" With a scroll at the top inscribed"LONDON" and one at the bottom inscribed"SCOTTISH". To the rear 2 strong silvered lugs,top & bottom.The 14th(Fife & Forfar Yeo) Black Watch brass cap badge. In use between 1917-1918,similar to the Fife & Forfar Yeomanry but in brass with a slider. Formed in Egypt 1st March 1917 and disbanded 24th July 1919 at Kirkcaldy. Rare.The 15th Middlesex(London Scottish) Rifle Volunteer Corps or's Glengarry Badge An excellent individual Thistle of about 2inches height by 1.5 ins wide in white metal,able to be worn in either the forage cap,the glengarry and the sporran. To the rear 2 good copper lugs with a nice patina. A very good exampleThe 15th Middlesex(LONDON SCOTTISH) Rifle Volunteer Corps or\'s forage,glengarry and oft time a sporran badge This badge,in service between 1859 and 1880 was worn in the forage cap,the glengarry and often used as a sporran badge. A simple,large thistle with well defined leaves,some fretting; It measures about 2 inches in height and just over 1.5 inches in width. To the rear 2 original copper lugs with great patina.The 175th Overseas Battalion from Medicine Hat glengarry badge superb badge,comprising; a copper maple leaf just over 1.75 ins in height and 1.5 ins in width,to the centre a quoit inscribed \"MEDICINE HAT\" with a large stetson in the middle and with the numerals\"175\" below and a scroll each side inscribed \"OVERSEAS BATTALION\",a scroll below inscribed\"CANADA\" and the King\'s Crown at the very top. To the rear 2 brass lugs and makers mark impressed \"B. COOK\" The 188th Saskatchewan(Overseas Battalion) or\'s Bz glengarry badge A copper badge measuring almost 1.75inches in height and in width 1.5inches,the background a large maple leaf with the numerals \"188\" to the centre and above a felled log with an axe on either side,on the left a scroll inscribed\"OVERSEAS\" with one on the right inscribed \"BATTALION\". Above is the Saskatchewan Coat of Arms upon a shield with the King\'s Crown at the very top. At the base is a scroll inscribed \"CANADA\" To the rear 2 excellent brass lugs.The 1st Aberdeen Rifle Volunteers Shako Badge. In brass,measiring 2.75 inches in height and 2 inches wide. A large wreath of thistles surround St Andrew with the Cross. Below is a scroll inscribed\"1st ABERDEENSHIRE\" with another circular plate under that, inscribed\"33\" To the rear 2 original copper lugs. In service between 1860 and 1884The 1st Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers Officer' silver badge An absolutely superb unmarked silver die-cast badge worn by officers between 1860 and 1880. In 1884 the unit was redesignated as 1st (Volunteer Bn) The Gordon highlanders. This pattern of badge was thereafter "adopted" by The St Andrews Society of Aberdeen. Two sprays of thistles surround a quoit inscribed"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" To the voided centre St Andrew with The Cross. To the rear 2 super silver lugs. Inscribed on the back of the quoit"St Andrew's Society of Aberdeen Estabilished 1788" make no mistake this is an exquisite piece of Scottish Insignia and quite rare. The 1st Administrative Bn Elginshire Rifle Volunteers Officer\'s silvered Plaid Brooch A very fine and rare example of an Officer\'s plaid brooch to this excellent Victorian volunteer Regiment comprising a very heavy quoit of 3 inches diameter of heather roots in high relief with ,to the voided centre a superb\"Royal\" Stag\'s head and antlers. To the rear is a magnificent strong pin and clip. At the top of the quoit is impressed the numerals\"44\" and at the bottom is the maker\'s name \"R & H B KIRKWOOD EDINBURGH\" Note the weight ...175 grammes !The 1st Argyll Highland Rifle Volunteers or\'s brass glengarry badge The 1st Argyll Highland Rifle Volunteers or\'s wm glengarry badge A most delightful example of this rather rare badge circa 1880. It appears that the amalgamated Sutherland and Argyll Highlanders were to take on the style of this excellent badge in the following year under the Cardwell reforms. To the rear 2 very good copper lugsThe 1st Bn Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A 3inch Diameter quoit,with,to the centre St Andrew with The Cross.The strapped quoit is inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\"The quoit is surrounded by two large thistle plumes and at the top is the Sphinx upon a tablet inscribed \"EGYPT\" amidst sheaves of corn. To the rear is a strong original pinback. Quite a rough diecast example.The 1st Bn Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Disbandment Brochure 14th May 1968 This is the brochure put together to \"Commerate!\" this most disgraceful of days. However it is also the end of a most amazing historical journey that commenced three hundred years earlier. \"Cameronians, when you march of this field you march into history\" and so be it.The 1st Bn Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Sergeant's silver plated glengarry badge A very fine example of this badge as worn by senior NCO's in the Cameronians,comprising; a heavily plated badge of two large thistle sprays surrounding the Mullet with a strung bugle below,all in all it measures 3 inches wide and 2.5 ins in height. A good cast badge with two excellent brass lugsThe 1st Bn Seaforth Highlanders Officer\'s Shoulder Belt Plate A very fine example of this post 1881 late Victorian Officer\'s Shoulder Belt plate,comprising;a 4 inch by 3.25 inches burnished gilt plate set with silver devices,to the centre the Elephant between the Staghorns with the Stylized letter\"F\" and the Ducal Coronet above. Below the stag\'s head is a long silver scroll inscribed \"SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS\". To the rear are 2 original lugs and 2 hooks with long brass pins securing the front silver devices. Under the Hook on the right are the scratched initials\" C G \" It is believed that this super shoulder belt plate was the property of Lt. Colonel Charles W.G Guiness who was in Command when the 72nd became the 1st Bn of The Seaforth Highlanders. Charles Guiness enlisted in 1860 into the 72nd and was promoted Lieutenant in 1862,Captain in 1869 and Major in 1880. Obtaining his Command following 1st July 1881. Colonel Guiness served in Afghanistan and the Sudan. I believe he retired in 1885The 1st Bn Seaforth Highlanders Silver regimental medals & Burma star A trio of superb silver sporting medals to H. McKinnon along with a Burma star. Each medal is quite distinctive,one is for inter company cross country in 1939 with those details on one side and on the other is a magnificent glengarry badge device but with a king\'s crown! The other round medal is also for 1939 but for inter company football,these details on one side along with the soldiers name. On the other side is a conventional device using the Ducal coronet. The third medal is entirely different and was the runners up medal for the Bhopal League and was awarded in 1941...it is stamped \"silver\" The front of this medal depicts a footballer and ball upon a pitch....very old socks I might add! all upon a shield with a fretted background. Step back in time! No doubt info on H McKinnon can be found at the regimental museum.The 1st Bn The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Piper's headress badge A very fine example of this Piper's badge worn in the Pagri of the pith helmet. Measures 2.5 inches in width and height(which includes the long slider) The mullet with a scroll below inscribed "THE CAMERONIANS". To the rear you can se the long slider but also the 2 pins which are brazed to secure the scroll to the mullet.The 1st Bn The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) silver plated Piper\'s glengarry badge. This superb Piper\'s glengarry badge was one of a very small number issued to the Pipers prior to the disbandment parade at Castle Dangerous on the 14th May 1968. It measures just 2.5 inches in length and 2 inches in height. To the rear 3 excellent silver lugs. This is an outstanding item of memorabilia from this most famous of Scottish Regiments.The 1st Bn The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Victorian Officer\'s dirk belt clasp A post 1881 1st Bn The Royal Scots Officer\'s dirk belt clasp. A rectangular burnished gilt plate measuring 2.5inches in width by 2.25 inches in height,with to the centre,the Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order of the thistle surrounding a gilt quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" The red enamel indicating it was from the 1st Battalion is absent and has been replaced by a piece of red felt(this is reflected of course in the price !) To the rear fixed loop present and adjoining loop absent. A very nice dirk belt clasp The 1st Dumbartonshire Rifle Volunteers or's wm glengarry Badge A most excellent,top quality badge comprised of a large wreath of thistles surrounding a quoit inscribed"DUMBARTONSHIRE VOLUNTEERS" To the non voided centre which is very nicely domed is the elephant with Howdah above and with a scroll over inscribed"FORTITUDO ET FIDELITAS". To the rear 3 very fine copper lugs. A very fine patina on the white metal. In service from 1887 until 1908The 1st Elgin Rifle Volunteers Officer\'s Plaid brooch The 1st Elgin Rifle Volunteers were enlisted at Forres in Morayshire in January and February in 1860. This immense,nay superb plaid brooch is of that vintage and comprises:a 3 inch diameter quoit in silver or silver plate(not tested) formed with heather roots applied in high relief,to the voided centre is a Stag\'s head complete with six stag horns(A Royal). To the rear a very good original pin and securing clip. Check the weight ! It weighs enough to make you lean to one side ! Exceedingly rare.The 1st Sutherland Rifle Volunteers Officer\'s dirk belt clasp Extremely rare,in gilt a superb example of this dirk belt clasp. \"Sans Peur\".....of course! Pre Lord Cardwell\'s reforms in the year 1881The 1st Volunteer Bn. Dumbarton Volunteers or\'s brass glengarry badge This is an Officer\'s glengarry badge in brass in service from 1887 until 1908 . A quoit inscribed \"Dumbartonshire Volunteers\"surrounded by a rush of thistles,with to the centre is the elephant with a howdah,beautifully contoured, To the rear are 2 excellent copper lugs....a real beauty!The 1st( Renfrew) V Bn Officer\'s Dirk belt plate A very fine belt plate from Renfrew ( The cradle of the Stewarts) An excellent,quite rare as you can imagine, late Victorian Officer\'s item. only in being from1887 until 1908 To the rear a silvered pin secures the front device.The 1st(Inverness Highland) Rifle Volunteers Officer's silver glengarry badge. A very fine and quite rare glengarry badge worn by an officer. It is in unmarked silver. A quoit of about 2ins diameter and about 1/4 ins width bearing the inscription ;"INVERNESS HIGHLAND R.V." and on the bottom of the quoit inscribed "CONCORDIA ET FIDELITAS" To the voided centre is St Andrew with The Cross. To the rear 2 original silver lugs. Worn between 1880 and 1887. quite rare to come across this in silver. Very nice patinaThe 202 Overseas(Sportsman Battalion) Edmonton Regiment collar badge This exciting little badge has been converted to be worn as a lapel badge or\"sweetheart brooch\" with a good strong pin to the rear. Just over an inch in height and in width in blackened brass. An excellent little badge with lots of interesting items to see!The 21st(Royal Scots Fusiliers) Regiment of Foot Piper's glengarry badge. This is a fine example of the piper's badge in service from 1877 until 1881,measuring about 2 inches wide and also in height,comprising' a wreath of thistles surrounding a quoit inscribed "ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS" and at the bottom "21" To the voided centre is St Andrew with the Cross above which is the large Grenadier badge device. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. very nicely die cast. Difficult to find !The 2nd Administrative Bn Forfar or Angus Rifle Volunteers Officer's Shako plate in WM This excellent and very rare Officer's Shako plate entered service in 1864 and was superceded in 1882. Measuring 2.75 inches in height and width; the background comprised of the Saltire and the Star of the Order of the Thistle,to the centre a quoit inscribed "IN DEFENCE" with the Arms of Scotland impressed and slightly proud. To the rear 2 excellent small copper lugs. Excellent definition and patina commensurate with its age!The 2nd Vol.Bn.Argyll and Sutherland Hdrs or\'s Glengarry badge. The 2nd Volunteers were based in Renfrewshire and there are some excellent \"remains\" in and around here. Paisley Abbey is really worth a visit. This glengarry badge is very nicely fretted. Their \"hey days\" were from 1887 up until 1908.The 2nd Bn, The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles)or's forage cap badge Measuring 2 inches in height and 2 inches in width a strung bugle with the letter "SR" to the voided centre. To the rear a good original brass sliderThe 2nd British Columbia Regiment of Canada sweetheart brooch 1.3inches in width and 1.150 in height,a silver maple leaf with the numeral"2" in the centre with a long scroll beneath inscribed "BRITISH COLUMBIA" To the rear a long pin and clip to secure.The 2nd Highland Coy..The 1st City of Edinburgh Rifle Volunteer Corps Officer's Glengarry badge. A 2 inch high by 1.5 inches wide strapped oval quoit inscribed"CLANN NA GAIDHEAL A GUALIBH CHIELE" roughly translated(Highlanders,shoulder to shoulder) This is good quality and very precise definition. To the rear,good original pin and with an effective securing clip that may or may not be original. Circa 1860The 32nd Regiment of Manitoba & Saskatchewan bonnet badge All in Bz comprised of a horseshoe twined around a maple leaf and inscribed"MANITOBA & SASKATCHEWAN" with the numerals"32" to the centre,the Kings Crown above and below a scroll inscribed"CANADA". To the rear 2 very good copper lugs. An excellent example.The 32nd Regiment of Signals(Scotland) Officer's glengarry badge Measuring 2 inches in height and width,comprising a strapped quoit super imposed with the Saltire,to the centre is a Signal badge device in silver and gilt which has the Queen's Crown at the top. To the rear 4 brass nuts secure the device to the Saltire and with 2 copper lugs,east and west. This is a relatively rare badge from a small elite unitThe 3rd (Dundee Highlanders) Vbn Black Watch or's glengarry badge A very fine example of this rather rare badge,with "lacesset" spelling to the motto. This is a badge of fine quality. 2 excellent copper lugs to the rear. NB; The 3rd Forfarshire Volunteers became a volunteer Battalion of the regiment on 1st December 1887 and stayed that way until 1st April 1908 when it was amalgamated with 2nd VB to become the 5th Volunteer Bn Black Watch. steady lads steady!The 3rd Bn Volunteer Bn The Black Watch post 1900 A very fine badge in cast white metal, weighing in at 36grams. The scroll at the top refers to; the 3rd Vol Batt..Royal Highlanders and at the base \"Black Watch\". to the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. a lovely example!The 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers or's Glengarry badge In blackened brass, a stylized Cross with The thistle Star surrounds a strapped quoit inscribed "LANARKSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS" with the numeral"3" in the centre. The King's Crown displaces the top ray of the star. To the rear 2 original lugs. In service between 1901 and 1908.The 3rd Volunteer Bn Seaforth Highlanders Officer's shoulder belt plate A very tasty Officer's Shoulder belt Plate to the 3rd VB Seaforth Highlanders based In Morayshire and with the H Q in Elgin,however if you wanted to visit the Drill Hall you would need to be a member of the local library! for that is its function these days! This unit was only in being from 1887 until 1908 so it is rather rare, A 3.2inches by 3.9 inches burnished silvered rectangular plate bearing silver devices,comprising; to the centre the Elephant amidst the Horns of the Stag's head with the Stylized "F" above and the very distinctive Ducal Coronet over all. Below is a long silver scroll inscribed "3Vb SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS" To the rear 2 original studs and 2 original hooks with 3 silver wires securing the front devices. Lovely condition.The 3rd Volunteer Bn(Renfrewshire) Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders A super scarlett epaulette embroidered with "3 V A&SH in white thread. circa 1887. Quite rareThe 4/5th Royal Scots or\'s wm feather bonnet badge A very good example of this units badge,please note the long copper lugs,that will of course allow the badge to be worn with the feather bonnet.The 40th(Overseas) Nova Scotia Bn of Canada glengarry badge Measuring about 1.5 inches in height and 1.2 ins in width all in coppery/bronze(any such colour?) comprised af a large maple leaf with a circle to the centre that shares the numerals\"40\" with an excellent salmon and a thistle! above this are 2 scrolls\"OVERSEAS\" and \"BATTALION\" on either side of the intertwined letters\"NS\" and the King\'s Crown at the very top. To the rear 2 excellent brass lugs,no markingsThe 48th Bn of British Columbia Canada brass sweetheart brooch This brooch looks to have been adapted from a collar badge. In brass with a good strong clip and pin to the rear. A very good itemThe 48th Highlanders of Canada or\'s WM glengarry badge A strapped quoit of 2 inches diameter,in white metal,inscribed\"DILEAS GU BRATH\"(Scotland forever!) with to the voided centre the numbers\"48\" above a scroll inscribed\"HIGHLANDERS\" above the \"48\" is an eagles head upon a torse with the top of the eagles head just sitting proud of the rim. To the rear a strong brass slider.The 48th Highlanders of Canada Pipe Major\'s sporran. This is an absolutely superb sporran,just look at the close up picture of the sporran Cantle and the silver badge style device for the 48th which measures 2.5inches by 2 inches. The background is lovely black/brown horsehair with 3 very fine white soft tassles. The rear looks almost untouched and the red Moroccan leather is like new. Inside the pouch is the makers name \"Taggarts Glasgow\"The 49th (Edmonton) Overseas Battalion sweetheart brooch In brass,just about 1 inch in height and width in the style of a maple leaf with the numerals"49" to the centre. Below is a beaver with 3 scrolls inscribed "OVERSEAS BATTALION CANADA" whilst above the numerals is a scroll inscribed "EDMONTON" with the King's Crown above that. To the rear an original pin and clip and impressed "J R GAUNT LONDON"The 4th Volunteer Bn Black Watch or's glengarry badge In service from 1882 until 1908 a most excellent example of this superb badge. Pro Rege Lege et Grege ....indeed ! Just look at the lugs.The 4th (Perthshire) Volunteer Bn Black Watch Officer\'s dirk belt clasp In service from only 1887 until 1908. A burnished rectangular silver plate of just over 2.5 inches in length by 2 inches in width bearing a small badge designed as the larger glengarry badge of the 4th Battalion. To the rear a brass pin secures the front plate. Fixed loop is present,adjoining loop absent.The 4th Lanarkshire(Glasgow 1st Northern) Rifle Volunteers brass or\'s badge A very fine badge,all in brass in the style of a strapped quoit inscribed \"Lanark Rifle Volunteers\" to the centre is the number \"4\" upon a base. At the very top is a Lion. To the rear 2 copper lugs. The badge is about 2.6ins in height and 1.6 ins in width. This badge was in service from 1874 until 1887 when they became the 4th VB Cameronians. This badge has been places! Extremely rareThe 4th Tank Regiment Piper\'s silver badge The 4th Royal tank Regiment has always recruited in Scotland and an immense bond has always been maintained. This post 1953 unmarked silver badge measures just over 3 inches in height and 2 inches in width..........\"Fear naught\" indeed! To the rear 2 silver lugs. Very fine definition.The 4th Volunteer Battalion,The Royal Scots(The Lothian Regiment) or\'s In service from 1888 until 1908 and much more to offer!The 4th(Duchess Harriet\'s Coy(Rogart) Sutherland R.V. A most substantial plate in unmarked silver of the officer\'s pouch .A thistle wreath of just over 3 inches in Diameter with,to the voided centre a quoit inscribed( Duchess Harriet\'s Company)(Rogart) Bearing a shield off the Arms of the Earl of Carlisle, above, the Coronet of the Duke of Sutherland. Rogart remains a unspoilt village to this day. This company was only in being from 1860 until 1863. Nice thought eh? The Scottish Duke married the daughter of the English Earl of Carlisle and her name given to \"her\" Company and the good lady purchased all the Uniforms and insignia !The 53rd Overseas Battalion of Canada sweetheart brooch A very fine small brooch in silver plate which bears the background of the Maple leaves and to the centre in gilt is the title \"53\" with a scroll beneath inscrbed\"OVERSEAS BATTALION\" above is the scroll inscribed \"CANADA\" with the King\'s Crown at the very top. To trhe rear is a strong original pin & ClipThe 5th (Glasgow Highland) Volunteer Bn Victorian or\'s glengarry badge All in white metal,the Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order of the Thistle form the main background for this badge, a wreath of thistles surrounds a quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with St Andrew to the seeded centre. Top left of the Victorian Crown is a scroll inscribed\"GLASGOW\" with one to the right inscribed\"HIGHLANDERS\" At the base of the quoit rests the Sphinx with a scroll to the left inscribed\"5th VB\" and one to the right inscribed \"HLI\". To the rear are 2 original copper lugs. In service from 1887 until 1901The 5th Bn Royal Scots of Canada or's glengarry badge. A superb"reddish" brass badge measuring about 2.5 inches in length and about 2 inches in height,comprising:To the centre a large Boar's head above a torse,underneath the torse is the numeral"5",resting upon a scroll inscribed"NE OBLIVISCARIS",the badge is nicely voided. To the rear are 2 original copper lugs. Introduced in 1884 The 5th Gurkha Rifles gold tiepin In unmarked gold, a very nice tie pin comprising a pair of crossed kukris with the number \"5\" in the middle. The King\'s Crown is on top the number five with a lion above. A very lovely keepsake.The 5th Gurkha Rifles Piper\'s plaid brooch A 3.5 inches burnished round disc,slightly convex with,to the centre a pair of crossed kukris with the number \"5\" above on top of which is a Kings Crown and a Lion. To the rear is a strong pin,top to bottom.The 5th Sutherland Rifle Volunteers Officer\'s sporran cantle This unit was raised at Bonar Bridge on the 6th August 1867. This is a superb cantle all in silver plate,The cantle is 6 inches in width and 2.75 inches in height with beautifully hand etched thistles adorning the front ,less a space in the centre which is 2.25inches in Diameter which is without decoration and which supports an applied device,formed by a strapped quoit,with,to the voided centre the Cat-a-Mountain upon a torse which rests upon a scroll inscribed\"SANS PEUR\".....Without fear indeed! To the rear are three screw posts that secure the cantle to the Sporran and 2 nuts holding the front device. This is splendid,very early and exceedingly rare.The 5th VB The Seaforth Highlanders brass shoulder title A very fine example in brass with the \"T\" above the 5 and title \"SEAFORTH\" at the bottom. To the rear 3 excellent flat brass lugs.The 5th VB(The Black Watch)(Royal Highlanders) Piper\'s plaid brooch. A 3 inch quoit made by a wreath of thistles,to the voided centre is a Lion Rampant upon a torse surrounded by the Regimental Motto\"DIA AGUS AR DUTHAICH\" To the rear a superb pin and clip....bear in mind that this is a real antique being well over a hundred years old! lovely quality.The 5th Volunteer Battalion,The Royal Scots(The Lothian Regiment),or\'s glengarry badge A very fine example of this quite rare badge,in service from 1888 until 1908. All in white metal and with a scroll at the top inscribed \"5th VOL BATT\" and one below inscribed\"The Royal Scots\". To the rear 2 excellent lugsThe 5th( Sutherland & Caithness Highland) Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. This excellent badge was worn from 1908 until1920 by the \"Other ranks\" and is made of White metal. A truly very fine example. To the rear a strong pin and clip. Without fear indeed.The 60th Overseas Bn Of Canada brooched collar badge A very fine example,made from a collar badge for the 60th Overseas battalion of Canada. To the rear the lugs have been removed and replaced with clip and pin.The 63rd (Edmonton) Overseas Battalion of Canada sweetheart brooch Measuring about 1 inch width by 1 inch in height,in gilt and enamels the 63rd Overseas Bn,comprising a background of a maple leaf with,to the centre the numerals\"63\" under crossed rifles with a scroll beneath in blue enamel inscribed \"EDMONTON\" Above the numerals are 2 scrolls, one in white enamel inscribed\"OVERSEAS\" and above it one in red enamel inscribed \"CANADA\" with the King\'s Crown at the very top. To the rear a good original pin and clip.a good gilt finish.The 67th(Western Scots) of British Columbia Officer\'s silver headresss badge A most special,nae splendid 2 inch Diameter die struck silver badge of \"The Western Scots\" All in unmarked silver with a long scroll above \"WESTERN SCOTS\" and below one bearing \" BRITISH COLUMBIA\" To the middle there is a fierce lion with, above the numerals \"67\" and over that in the rays of the setting sun is inscribed\"OVERSEAS\" Below the lion is a scroll inscribed \"SABAID\" To the rear an excellent original silver pin and clip. very rare indeed.The 6th (Fifeshire) Vol Bn The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders)officer's silver glengarry badge post 1887. This unmarked silver cast badge is of great quality. The Thane of Fife upon a charger,within a strapped quoit bearing the motto"Virtute et opera".to the rear 2 good silver lugs.The 6th Volunteer Battalion,Seaforth Highlanders Shoulder titles A very fine matching pair in white metal, back and front excellent quality.The 73rd(Perthshire) Regiment of Foot Shoulder Belt Plate A very early pre 1881 OR's Shoulder belt plate in brass. This must have belonged to a soldier who liked to polish his kit! The front of the plate is very worn by excessive polishing resulting in a loss of definition,however the numerals"73" are fine. The rear is superb! ( how can i ever forget Gladys?) 4 brass flat hooks and with all the detail of the Battle honours,The Crown et al. This is an exceptional,very early rare item.The 74th(Highland ) Regiment of foot or\'s Shoulder belt plate A burnished gilt plate ,measuring 2.75inches by 3.75inches with ,impressed from the reverse is the Crown and below that the numerals\"74\". To the rear 2 original lugs and 2 original studs. quite rareThe 77th OTTAWA (Overseas Bn) CEF Collar badge A collar badge with a copper colour,a quoit comprised of 4 maple leaves above a scroll inscribed\"OTTAWA\" below which is a smaller flat scroll inscribed \"OVERSEAS BATTALION\" C.E.F. The Numerals\"77\" lie to the centre of the maple leaves. Above all is the King\'s Crown. To the rear are 2 good brass lugs.The 78th(Highlanders)Regiment of Foot(Ross-shire Buffs),Feather Bonnet A rather special badge,all in brass less the copper lugs. This style of badge was before 1881 and it may be quite a few years down the line..as they say! Oh well,I may as well let you share. Please note the motto \"CUIDICH\'N RHI\" and if you have Major H G Parkyn OBE ,s book \"Shoulder belt plates and Buttons published 1956 page 288 who comments \" For many years the motto was spelt(RHI) and was amended to the correct spelling in 1869....spelling being \"RIGH\" Sort of tells us that this chappie was before that year.. A very good quality all round,The 7th Gurkha Rifles piper\'s plaid brooch A highly burnished convex silver plated circular plate of about 3.3inches in diameter with; to the centre a pair of Kukri\'s crossed with the number 7 in the middle and with the cypher\"GR\" and The Ducal Coronet above. This brooch is pre 1947,independance times. For those that want to learn more about this glorious Regiment and its champions please look to see the exploits of GANJU LAMA V.C. M.C. of this great Gurkha Regiment.The 7th Gurkha Rifles Piper\'s Plaid brooch A 3 inches in Diameter seeded quoit,with to the voided centre a pair of crossed Kukri\'s with the number\"7\" in the middle with stylized \"G R\" above and the Duke of Edinburghs Ducal Coronet at the very top. Inscribed on the lower half of the quoit is \"GURKHA RIFLES\".To the rear along steel pin and catch. This is a nice die struck broochThe 8th Bn The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders or\'s glengarry badge A most fine example of this rather rare badge. The Battalion was created in 1908. A very fine badge with a scroll at the base inscribed \"8th A & S H \" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs.The 8th Infantry(Transvaal Scottish) or\'s gilt headress badge An excellent example of this very fine badge,comprising; The background formed from the Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew,measuring about 2.5 inches wide and by 2.5 inches in height,to the voided centre a strapped scroll inscribed\"TRANSVAAL.8Th INF. SCOTTISH\" with in the middle a thistle with a scroll below inscribed\"ALMA NAM BUADH\" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. Brought into service just before WW2\"The 8th(Argyllshire) Princess Louise's Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders or's wm glengarry badge A most rare badge from the Victorian era,the 8th Battalion from Argyllshire. Excellent definition and workmanship both front and rear. Two excellent copper lugs.The 93rd(Sutherland Highlanders) Regiment of Foot or\'s feather bonnet badge An extremely good example of this rather rare feather bonnet badge,all in brass,except the small copper lugs at the rear. Measuring about 3 inches in height by 2.5 inches wide. Two superb thistles surround a quoit inscribed \"SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS\" with to the voided centre the numerals\"93\" Queen Victoria\'s Crown sits right at the top whilst below are 2 scrolls inscribed with the Battle Honours\"CAPE OF GOOD HOPE\" and underneath\"BALAKLAVA\". To the rear 2 good copper lugs. In service post BALAKLAVA and prior to The Cardwell reforms of 1881The 9th Bn H L I (Glasgow Highlander\'s) 9ct Gold Sweetheart Brooch A most excellent sweetheart brooch in 9ct yellow gold and 9ct white gold. Red enamel is used in the King\'s Crown and the motto \"Nemo me impune lacessit\" on the scroll around St Andrew with The Regimental titles are all inscribed in gold over the smart blue enamel. This brooch is very neat,only .75ins in height and just .5 ins on the brooch and the gold bar is only 1 inch wide. To the rear is a substantial pin with a very secure clip. The back and front of \"the Badge\" is in white gold.The 9th Royal Scots WM Shoulder title In 1901 the unit became the The Volunteer Bn the Royal Scots, having been named when initially started up as \" 1st Highland Battalion Queen\'s Royal Volunteer Brigade\" What a cracker ! The T9 Shoulder titlle is made in brass with the \"T\" over the \"9\" and the \"9\" over \"The Royal Scots\"The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Edwardian glengarry badge A most excellent example of this rather rare badge from the Edwardian era. The badge is complete without any fretting and the centre is very nicely domed. To the rear are 2 superb lugs,copper but almost black in colour.The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders of Canada A very fine and excellent example. A quoit 1 cm in width and bearing the title\"Argyll and Sutherland--Canada\" with, at the top the King\'s Crown. To the voided centre is a Lions head. The Quoit is surounded by thistles which appear as five points and the motto \"ALBAINN\" and\"GU_BRATH\" rests on the two points at the base.. To the rear are two strong copper lugsThe Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officer\'s Edwardian Dirk Belt Clasp in silver & gilt A most excellent example of this Edwardian Dirk Belt Clasp. The silver device is cast all in one piece and the gilt background is near perfect. To the rear 3 brass wires secure the front silver device. Fixed loop is present,adjoining loop absent. Lovely qualityThe Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officer\'s silver Plaid Brooch. The hallmarked silver (Edinburgh 1907) Plaid brooch that was the property of none other than Captain john Aidan Liddell V.C. M.C. This reflects the Glory of this young Officer. Just punch in his name on the internet and the story of his schooldays at Stonyhurst College and later at Balliol college Oxford up to the beginning of WW1 and thereafter his enlistment and his exacting service with the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders and The Royal Flying Corps. In 1912 he joined the 3rd Bn Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and in June 1914 he gained his pilots licence at Brooklands and on the 20th August He joined his Regiment in France and placed in charge of the Machine gun section for 5 months. In February 1915 he was awarded the Military Cross and Mentioned in Despatches. He transferred to the Royal Flying Corps. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for the most conspicious bravery and devotion to duty. During a routine patrol in an RE5 over Ostend-Bruges-Ghent on 31st July 1915 when he was attacked by an enemy aircraft whose machine gun fire smashed his right leg so badly that he became unconscious. He regained consciousness after his plane had fallen 3000 feet and despite appalling injuries and very severe damage to his aircraft throttle controls and undercarriage he managed to bring the aircraft back behind our lines and land safely thus saving the life of his observer(2nd Lt R.H.Peck). His right leg was amputated but tragically he died of his wounds at La Panne in Flanders on 31st August 1915. What more can I say ? Whoever is the fortunate person to purchase this wonderful item will also recieve a hardback edition of Peter Daybell\'s Biography on John Aidan Liddell\" With a smile and a wave\"- the life of Captain J.A. Liddell VC.MC The plaid Brooch comes with its original lined box The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders or\'s collar badge worn during WW1 A very good collar badge that has had the lugs removed and replaced with a strong pin and worn in the bonnet instead of the glengarry badge during WW1The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Pipers Plaid Brooch A very fine and early example of a senior NCO\'s Brooch in nickel silver. A 3ins Dia quoit with four celtic bosses, the Cypher of Princess Louise at the top and the Boar\'s head to the left with the motto underneath\"NE OBLIVISCARIS\",to the right,the Cat-a-Mountain with the motto underneath\"SANS PEUR\" and with its tail up. At the very bottom scrolls inscribed\"ARGYLL and SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS\" To the rear a hefty original pinback. a great broochThe Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Victorian Levee Ladies buckle A very fine,rather special buckle in silver and Gilt from the Victorian era. The background is in gilt and very nicely fretted Both parts of the buckle bear the silver badges,similar to the collar badges on a Victorian Officer\'s uniform. To the rear,the fretting looks very nice indeed and the manufacture is excellent. 2 silver wires protrude to show how the front badges are held.The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders WW1 brass economy glengarry badge Introduced in 1916 as an economic cap badge. This is a very good example indeed with excellent definition.The Argyll & Sutherland HighlandersWW1 economy brass badge An extremely excellent brass badge created for the squaddies in 1916 to save the loss of silver and gilt badges in war. Lovely quality.The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Officer\'s silver plated glengarry badge A very fine early model,comprising; a wreath of thistles surrounding a quoit inscribed \"ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND\",to the nicely fretted centre amidst the ribbons is the Boar\'s head and the Cat-a-Mountain with the Crown of Princess Louise above. To the rear two excellent silvered lugs. Lovely toning all over back and front.The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders VB Officer\'s silvered Shoulder Belt Plate An Officer\'s Shoulder Belt Plate to a volunteer or militia battalion from the post 1881 era comprising; a burnished silvered rectangular plate measuring approximately 4 inches in height by 3 inches in width,with to the centre amidst the intertwined wreaths of Butchers broom and Myrtle are the Boar\'s head above a scroll inscribed\"NE OBLIVISCARIS\" and the Cat-a-Mountain above a scroll inscribed\"SANS PEUR\" Set below is a long scroll inscribed\"ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS\" whilst above is a scroll inscribed\"PRINCESS LOUISES\" with the The Princess\'s Coronet at the very top,all in silver. To the rear 2 silvered lugs and 2 silvered studs. Very nicely put together with a long pin securing the Coronet and the two wreaths and 4 original silvered pins securing the two scrolls. A superb late Victorian plate The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders wm or\'s glengarry badge An excellent badge from the Edwardian period, non voided and of very good definition,slightly bowed to fit the glengarry nicely with,to the rear 2 superb lugs. Lovely qualityThe Argyllshire Highlanders(91st of Foot) bonnet badge. Just over 1.7 inches in width and 2.2 inches in height in blackened brass the oval quoit is inscribed \"ARGYLLSHIRE HIGHLANDERS\". The Cross of St Andrew to the centre with thistles on either side, and the numerals \"XC!\" at the top. Extremely rare. To the rear two copper lugsThe Army Service Corps sweetheart brooch HM 1914 A very substantial gilded silver brooch bearing assaye marks for Brum in 1914. Some loss of gilt on a few high spots but an excellent brooch; a wreath of laurels surrounds a strapped quoit inscribed with the motto of the Garter "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" with the centre taken up with the initials of the Army Service Corps and at the very top The King's Crown. To the rear a good strong original pin and catch. Lovely assaye marks and makers mark "W.J.D" B'ham 1914The Australian Commonwealth Military Force sweetheart brooch A very lovely sweetheart brooch made from Tortoiseshell,gold and some gilt measuring about 1 inch in diameter,the pics can speak for themselves....These lads gave everything during the Great War. Original pin and clip to the rear.The Ayrshire Yeomanry Officer's pouch belt badge In silver plate a badge in the style of the glengarry device and roughly the same size. Thought to be from the post WW1 era. To the rear 2 excellent screw posts.The Ayrshire Yeomanry(Earl of Carrick's Own) or's badge and single collar A very good example of this glengarry badge in service from 1923 up until 1966. Both the glengarry badge and collar badge have two original copper lugs.The Ayrshire Yeomanry(Earl of Carrick's Own) or's circa 1914 Brass Measuring just 1.75 inches in width and just over an inch in height,all in brass and depicting the Ayrshire Griffin with wings on either sides.....without a torse or scrolls as in later issues. To the rear a long brass slider. 1st War issue only. In lovely condition.The Ayrshire Yeomanry(Earl of Carrick's Own) or's Glengarry badge without scroll. This is quite rare ,being in service for 1914 and 1915 thereafter being replaced by a badge with scrolls underneath. Lovely condition and with a long slider to the rearThe Ayrshire Yeomanry(Earl of Carricks\'s Own) or\'s 1914 brass A splendid old timer! without scroll. To the rear two very good copper lugs.The Ayrshire Yeomanry(Earl of Carrick\'s Own) shoulder Title Just over 2 inches in width and 1 inch in height,in brass the letter\"Y\" above \"AYRSHIRE\" in the centre. To the rear 2 original flat lugs. A nice exampleThe Bedfordshire Regiment WW1 Tortoiseshell and HM silver sweetheart brooch Just one inch in diameter a stylized silver badge set into the tortoiseshell with a silver rim and with the original pin and clip to the rear,again ,all in silver. Excellent assaye marks for 1917,sorry the pics are not too clear.The Black Watch(Royal Highland Regiment) Of Canada Officer\'s Shoulder belt plate A very fine shoulder belt plate in silver and gilt,comprising;a 4 inch by 3 inch seeded rectangular gilt plate with burnished edges,The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew in silver,to the centre a wreath of thistles surround a quoit inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" and upon the gilt seeded centre is a silver St Andrew with the Cross. At the top is the Elizabeth The Second\'s Crown with a silver scroll to the left inscribed \" THE BLACK\" and one to the right inscribed\"WATCH\" At the bottom is a silver scroll inscribed \"ROYAL HIGHLAND REGIMENT OF CANADA\". To the rear 2 hooks and 2 lugs with 2 brass wires securing the front devices. Impressed is the maker\'s mark \" W.SCULLEY\" Please note the weight and dinna drop it on your foot!The Black Watch(Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada or's wm glengarry badge An excellent glengarry badge comprising; The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the saltire with a wreath of thistles surrounding an oval quoit inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" to the seeded centre St Andrew with the Cross. The King's Crown above,to the left of the Crown a scroll inscribed"The Black" and one to the right inscribed "Watch" At the bottom is a four piece scroll inscribed" Royal Highland Regiment of Canada" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. Into service in 1935 until 1953 so rather rare to find.The Black Watch(Royal Highland Regiment) post 1902 or's Feather bonnet badge A very nicely defined white metal badge,post 1902. In excellent condition. To the rear 2 long copper lugs measuring .75 of an inch.The Black Watch(Royal Highland Regiment) WW1 brass A most excellent WW1 economy brass badge,of classic definition and superb flat copper lugs....I took the pic of the back at an angle to show the lugs and how flat they were.The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) or's glengarry badge This is a very good example of this Victorian badge with;The Star of the Order of the Thistle,to the centre a wreath of Thistles surrounding a quoit inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" with St Andrew and The Cross to the centre. Ascroll at the top left of the Victorian Crown inscribed"THE ROYAL" and one to the right inscribed"HIGHLANDERS". At the bottom,to the left of the Sphinx a scroll inscribed"BLACK" and one to the right inscribed "WATCH" a very good example. To the rear 2 original lugs with excellent patina. Excellent definition. The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) or's wm Victorian glengarry badge A most excellent example of the Victorian glengarry badge with fine definition. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs which are black with age!The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) sporran badge. A very fine example of this badge of St Andrew with the Cross amidst thistles,to the rear there is a wide super strong pin to place it on the sporrans cantle. The Black Watch(Royal Highlanders) WW1 brass economy glengarry badge This is an excellent example of this WW1 "economy" badge in brass,comprising;the background composed of The Star Of the Order of the Thistle and The Cross of St Andrew,a wreath of thistles surrounds an oval quoit inscribed"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSET" with St Andrew and the Cross in the centre with a seeded background. Above is The King's Crown,to the left is a scroll inscribed"THE ROYAL" with one to the right inscribed "HIGHLANDERS". At the bottom is the Sphinx with a scroll to the left inscribed"BLACK" and one to the right inscribed"WATCH" To the rear are 2 superb copper lugs. An extremely good example of this rather rare badge, with very fine definition.The Black Watch(The Royal Highlanders) or\'s glengarry badge. A very fine example of this other ranks badge,could have been in service from 1902 until 1937. I think that it is a quite early badge due to its lovely condition and its quality. It is reflected also in the two copper lugs,small but also very smartly welded. \"Nemo Me Impune Lacesset\"The Border Rifle Volunteers or's slouch badge KC A superb and exceedingly rare slouch hat badge for the Border Rifle Volunteers.,comprising a quoit about 1.3 inches id Diameter and inscribed"BORDER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS",to the voided centre a heart with a Crown above it,on top of which is a scroll inscribed "DOE OR DIE" At the top is an Edwardian Crown. This badge was only in service for 6 years,from 1902 until 1908. This badge is in brass. 2 excellent copper lugs to the rear.The Border Rifle Volunteers or's slouch hat badge A blackened brass variant,comprising a quoit of about 1.3 inches in diameter inscribed "BORDER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS". To the voided centre a heart with a Crown above it and with a scroll above inscribed"DOE OR DIE" On the top of the Quoit is a largish Edwardian Crown. To the rear 2 blackened copper lugs In service from 1902 until 1908The Border Rifle Volunteers or\'s Bronze helmet Plate An exceedingly rare bronze or\'s helmet plate comprising a Maltese style Cross about 3 inches in height and 2.5 inches wide. To the centre is a scroll inscribed\"BORDER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS\" ,within the voided circle is a heart with a crown above which is all under a small scroll inscribed \"DOE OR DIE\" Between the four blades of the Cross is a small male lion and right at the very top is the Victorian Crown. To the rear 3 equi distant copper lugs. excellent condition. In service from 1879 until1902The British Empire Service League of South Africa Lapel badge A very fine lapel badge to the above,bearing the King\'s Crown at the top and beneath a scroll with green enamel and bearing the title. To the centre is a Buck,s Head in a white enamel background. To the rear is a strong lapel holder (ownners number 1145) and made of course by Frattorini of Brum !The C.E.F.(Overseas Battalion) 107 Winnipeg Regiment brass badge An excellent badge only measuring 1.3 ins in height and 1.1 inches in width with two good lugs.The Calcutta Scottish Officer\'s dirk belt clasp A superb piece of insignia comprising;a 2.75 ins by 2 ins highly burnished silver rectangular plate with,to the centre the Arms of the city of Calcutta in gilt with the King\'s Crown at the top. To the rear a long pin secures the front gilt device. The fixed loop is present but the adjoining loop is absent(without leave!) Truly superbThe Calcutta Scottish Officer\'s silver shoulder belt plate A very rare,excellent unmarked silver example,comprising; a burnished silver rectangular plate with,to the centre,all in silver,a glengarry badge style device,a Crowned Saltire bearing the Arms of Calcutta, Above is a scroll inscribed \"CALCUTTA\" and one below inscribed \"SCOTTISH\" the scrolls are connected by links of Lotus Flowers and thistles. To the rear, two silver lugs and studs,with 2 silver wires securing the front devices. An attempt was made to raise 2 kilted companies of \"Calcutta Scottish\",but apparently without success(This may account for the date of the raising of the regiment as 1st August 1911 )in Major Donovan Jackson\'s work\"India\'s Army\". On 1st August 1914, the Calcutta Scottish Volunteers were formed as part of the Indian Volunteer Force. King\'s and Regimental Colours were awarded. The Calcutta Scottish were most definitley involved in some excellent work in WW2 by providing a detachment for Operation Creek ! ........see the book\"THE BOARDING PARTY\" by James Leasor.The Calcutta Scottish silver shoulder title Exceedingly rare, an officers silver shoulder title with "CALCUTTA" at the top and "SCOTTISH" at the bottom. to the rear 2 silver lugs. A jewel in the Crown ! In existence for only 30 years,disbanded in 1947The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Piper\'s chrome glengarry badge A very fine and substantial example of this rather rare glengarry badge,comprising; To the voided centre St Andrew with the Cross surrounded by a wreath of thistles combined with maple leaves. Underneath St Andrew\'s feet is a small tablet inscribed\"ADVANCE\" and with two longers scrolls beneath inscribed\"THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA\". To the rear 2 excellent chromed lugs.The Cameron Highlanders of Western Australia XV1 Officer's glengarry badge In excellent silver plate a badge of about 2.25 inches in height and width,comprising; to the centre St Andrew with The Cross surrounded by a wreath of thistles. At St Andrew's feet are scrolls inscribed "CAMERON HIGHLANDERS XV1 WESTERN AUSTRALIA" To the rear 2 excellent silver plated lugs and the maker's mark impressed "HUDSON etc.,"The Cameron Highlanders Officer\'s silver glengarry badge A very fine example of an Officer\'s glengarry badge,just over 2 inches in height and width. St Andrew with The Cross to the centre surrounded a wreath of thistles and at the base a scroll inscribed\"CAMERON\". To the rear 2 excellent silver lugs. Such a shame that this superb silver badge is not marked. It is after all 44 grams!The Cameron Highlanders or's brass economy badge introduced in 1916. A very fine example of this WW1 economy badge,in brass. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugsThe Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Officer's silver plated glengarry badge A smaller version of this officer's badge just measuring 2.75inches in width and 2.2 inches in height. A really nice diecast,quite heavy badge,comprising; a wreath of thistles surrounding the mullet with a strung bugle below. To the rear 2 excellent strong plated lugsThe Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officer's glengarry badge. This is an excellent example of an Officer's Silver plated Glengarry Badge ;comprising two large sprays of thistles to the centre with The mullet and a strung bugle beneath. To the rear 2 silvered lugs. The badge is beautifully die-cast. Maker's info impressed under the lug on the right. "J R GAUNT LONDON". This is a brahmer !The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officer's Victorian glengarry badge A superb small blackened brass glengarry badge worn only by Officer's from 1881 up until 1887. To the rear 2 good small copper lugs.Great condition.The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officers silvered badge A very nice silver plated small badge(worn in the "cheesecutter" ) just 2 inches wide by about 1.35 inches in height. As for the larger glengarry badge; The mullet to the centre with a strung bugle below and a small spray of thistles on each side. To the rear 2 silvered lugs,some copper now showing. rareThe Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officer\'s BZ Glengarry Badge. An excellent example of this rather rare badge,only in service from 1881 until 1887....speaks volumes! To the rear are two very excellent lugs.The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officer\'s Glengarry badge A very fine example this silver plated glengarry badge,3 inches wide and 2.5 inches in width. Two copper lugs to the rearThe Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Officer\'s silver cap badge. A superb rather small silver plated example of the Cameronians headress badge,measuring 1.9 inches wide by about 1.4 inches in height. A wreath of thistles surrounds the mullet with a strung bugle beneath,all nicely fretted. To the rear 2 good silver plated lugs. Worn in the \"Cheesecutter\" pre WW1The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Piper\'s badge in wm. An excellent badge,just over 3inches wide and2.25inches in height,a scroll at the base inscribed\"THE CAMERONIANS\" with to the centre,at the top a large Mullet,to the rear 3 very good copper lugs.The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) Senior NCO\'s silver plate/white metal pouch badge A very fine and quite rare example of an early(post 1902) pouch badge. Some rubbing to high points informing us that this excellent example has seen some service! To the rear 3 good copper lugs.The Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) ww1 sweetheart brooch An extremely fine example of this brooch bearing hallmarks for Birmingham 1915. Just over an inch in diameter and in the style of the Regiments glengarry badge carved in the centre of the Tortoiseshell. The brooch has a silver edging which retains the T.S and holds the pin and clip to the rear. Very nice Hallmarks and makers marks for Birmingham 1915 and \"s &Co\" There is a smallpiece missing from the silver band,not worth attending to in my mind but it is taken into the price. A truly wonderful RegimentThe Cameronians(Scottish Rifles)or's pugaree badge circa 1900 and also worn by pipers from 1921-68 .wm The mullet with a scroll below inscribed "The Cameronians" To the rear ,a very long slider(2 and 1/4 ins)in brass. March into history,indeed, a very sad day for ScotsThe Canadian (86th Overseas) Machine Gun Battalion sweetheart brooch A very fine brooch in gilt and blue,white and red enamels modelled on a collar badge. To the rear a very good original pin and clipThe Canadian Guards Headress badge A 2.75 inches diameter plated silver quoit inscribed "CANADIAN GUARDS" with ,to the voided centre a 10 pointed Star,top point displaced by The Queen's Crown,all surrounding a smaller quoit inscribed"A MARI USQUE AD MARE" and 3 maple leaves with a red background. To the rear a long post runs down the middle adding strength to the badge and 2 screw posts,complete with brass nuts to secure it to the headress. Great condition.The Canadian(Irish) Regiment Piper's plaid brooch A 3.5inches diameter burnished silvered quoit with,to the centre a bi-metal badge comprising a background of a star with 8 rays,the topmost displaced by the King's Crown,to the centre a silvered harp complete with the lovely lady! at the bottom is a scroll inscribed"FTOR GO BAS" Now I canna even begin to hazard a guess! No doubt Rob or one of his Pongo chums will take great pleasure in "putting me right" To the rear is an original strong pin and clip and 2 wires secure the front device. An excellent piece of Canadian Irish insigniaThe Cheddar Rejoicings: Kimberley:Ladysmith:Mafeking; This excellent old plate,bearing the above title around the edge of this genuine antique and within the centre a boquet of flowers surrounding Queen Victoria\'s Crown with \"V R\" beneath and outside of the flowers \"PRETORIA\" 1900. WOW!The City of Glasgow(RFA) Territorial WM Shoulder title Measuring 2.25 inches wide by 2 inches in height,fretted on a curve is "CITY of GLASGOW" with above is "R.F.A "and over that is the letter"T". All in white metal. To the rear are 3 good copper lugs and original brass backing plate. The Clan Macgregor and the Baronetcy A most marvellous item being the Buckle belonging to the Chieftan of The Clan Macgregor. The buckle stands 3.25inches in height and 2 inches in width. The strapped,buckled quoit has an inscription\"E\'EN DO, BAIT SPAIR NOCHT\". To the voided centre is a shield bearing issues for the Clan and with a Lion\'s head upon a torse and wearing a Crown. A beautiful item.The Clan Macpherson Association silver lapel badge. In unmarked silver measuring about 1.3 inches in height and about 1 inch in width,an oval belted quoit inscribed \"CLAN MACPHERSON ASSOCIATION\",to the voided centre a\" cat-a-mountain upon a torse and tablet inscribed\"CLUANAIDH\" at the very bottom is a scroll inscribed\"NABEAN DONCHAT CUN LAMHAINN\" To the rear a strong original pin & clip with the members number impressed\"224\". Impressed at the base is the suppliers details...none other than \"W.ANDERSON &SONS Ltd EDINBURGH\". A lovely pre WW2 item of great qualityThe Coldstream Guards association badge A superb silver and enamel badge made in the style of the headress badge with a long scroll beneath in blue enamel and inscribed\"Old Coldstreamers\' Assn\". To the rear a strong original pin and clip and with maker\'s mark inscribed \" J R GAUNT....LONDON\" Lovely quality.The Coldstream Guards gilt & enamels sweetheart brooch A very nice brooch in red,dark blue,light blue and white enamels with gilt and designed as a glengarry badge device with a scroll below inscribed"COLDSTREAM GUARDS". To the rear a srong original pin and catch.The Devonshire Regiment WW1 gilt & enamel sweetheart brooch A very fine example in red white and blue enamel,the centre bears a device based on the then beret badge. To the rear the original pin and clip...the gilt is great!The Dorset Yeomanry sweetheart Brooch in gilt & enamels A fine little brooch in gilt and red,white and blue enamels. A long long time I expect since this old Regiment went on parade! Bless them all. The Dorsetshire Regiment WW1 sweetheart brooch in tortoise shell and HM silver Measuring just about 1 inch in diameter with the Regimental badge device in silver set in tortoiseshell. A silver band is set on the periphery. To the rear is the original pin and clip,also in silver and with the makers mark and assaye marks for London 1915.The Dorsetshire Regiment(long gone !) silver & enamel sweetheart brooch An excellent little brooch with to the voided centre the towers of a City surrounded by a wreath of laurel with,to the top a sphinx upon a tablet in blue enamel inscribed "MARABOUT" at the base is another scroll inscribed with the Regiments name "DORSETSHIRE" To the rear an excellent pin and catch and the rear is impressed"STERLING"The Duke of Edinburgh\'s Regiment or\'s brass Glengarry badge This is quite a strange set up....well, following Lord Cardwell\'s reforms of 1881 we now find this Regiment(The 99th of Foot) at the ends of the Century,changing their name and travelling down to Salisbury plain to become the 2nd Bn The Wiltshire Regiment...what went wrong with the Duke? This is a fine rare brass badge,nice one and with two good copper lugs to the rear. Lorretto College OTC(Musselburgh) were used to servingThe Duke of Edinburgh\'s Regiment but when it became the 2nd Bn The Wiltshire Regiment they fell into line and went down to Salisbury Plain! Many of the former pupils answered the call in 1914 . The Founder of Lorreto College\'s three sons gave their lives in that dreadful conflict. The Dumbarton Rifle Volunteers or's shako plate In brass ,a strapped quoit inscribed "DUMBARTONSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS" with to the non voided centre an Elephant complete with howdah. A large Victorian Crown at the very top. To the rear 2 copper lugs with a good patina. This is a very good example. pre 1881The East Lancs Regiment sweetheart brooch A very fine example measuring approximately 1 inch in diameter a wreath of silver laurel with to the voided centre ,in gold wash a device based on the Regiment's headress badge. To the rear a strong original silver pin & clip and at the base is impressed"STERLING"The Edinburgh University OTC Officer's silver glengarry badge A 2.5 inches in Diameter unmarked silver disc,with to the centre an impressed greek scholar surrounded by a motto in greek and a wreath of laurel. To the rear are 2 silver plated lugs and a makers tablet "R.W.FORSYTH EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW" Very good die struck finish. Please look at item 1791 which is also a white metal badge for the Edinburgh University,it is slightly larger and a little heavier.The Edmonton Highlanders(194th) Canada overseas battalion brooch A very good brooch,being about 1 inch in height and in width. The brooch is in gilt with red and blue enamels,nice thistles on either side of the centre piece! Overseas Battalion of course.....they were there! To the rear an original clip and pin.The Fife & Forfar Yeomanry or\'s wm arm badge circa 1908 A crisp,clean example of this rather rare badge,comprising; The Thane of fife upon his charger. To the rear 2 copper lugs,top & bottom. All in very nice condition.The Fife & Forfar Yeomanry(Scottish Horse) WM OR\'s Collars and bonnet badge In white metal a matching pair of white metal collar badges and a bonnet badge. This almalgamation took place in the mid fifties. The Thane of Fife upon his charger on the centre of The cross which is decorated with Laurel and oakleaves with the turf below and Queen Elizabeth the 2nd\'s Crown at the very top. Very symbolic. To the rear,the collar badges each have one brass rectangular lug and the bonnet badge has a slider which is impressed\"J.R.GAUNT B\'HAM\"The Fife and Forfar Yeomanry or\'s wm glengarry badge This badge was worn from 1908. That makes it 101 years of age......an antique no less! It is in excellent condition with a long brass slider to the rear.The Fife and Forfar Yeomanry(Scottish Horse) Headress badge,collar badges and Shoulder titles Here we have a veritable\"goody bag\" comprising; The headress badge with slider marked \"Marples and Beasley Birmingham\",a pair of matching collar badges and a pair of matching shoulder titles. The detail of the Thane of Fife and his charger on all the badges is very good.The Fife Mounted Rifles helmet plate device Circa 1860 Measuring just over 2 inches in height and width,the Thane of Fife upon his charger,as displayed in Bloomer\'s 1 page 44 item 280. In white metal. To the rear 1 large copper loop. Exceedingly rareThe First Mounted rifles(Manitoba & Saskatchewan) sweetheart brooch most interesting wee brooch,in gilt with blue and red enamels. A quoit to the centre in blue enamels inscribed \"First Mounted Rifles\" with a Buffalo in the middle and maple leaves on both sides, a super blue enamel scroll below, inscribed \"MANITOBA CANADA, SASKATCHEWAN\" whilst right at the very top is the King\'s Crown....smart To the rear a good strong pin and clip.The Galloway Rifle Volunteer Corps or's glengarry badge The Galloway Rifle Volunteer Rifle Corps or's WM Glengarry badge circa 1902-1908 KC. This is an extremely rare badge,rarer even than the QVC examples. Became the 5th (Dumfries & Galloway) Bn The King's Own Borderers(TF)on amalgamation with the 3rd Volunteer Bn.To the centre a Lion Rampant upon a shield with the initials GRV above and a spray of thistles on each side,below, a scroll inscribed "South Africa 1900-1902,beneath which is another scroll inscribed "ALBANICH" at the very top the Crown. A very nice die struck example. to the rear 2 copper lugs extremely rareThe George Watson's College CCF Cadet's glengarry badge The background provided by the Star of the order of the Thistle and the Saltire combining and surrounding a quoit inscribed "GEORGE WATSON'S COLLEGE" and "1870" ..................The schools motto"EX GORDE CHARITAS" is in a little "banner" above the Schools "ARMS" and there is no way that i shall try to explain it! Just look at the pics. To the rear 2 very good copper lugsThe Glasgow Highlanders(5th VB H L I ) Victorian or\'s glengarry badge A very fine example of this rather rare badge that was only in service from 1887 until 1901. In excellent condition. Two very good copper lugs to the rear.The Gordon Highlanders brass badge for the Sporran A very fine example of this special sporran badge,measuring about 2..2 inches in height and 2 inches in width a fabulous quoit bearing thistles at the bottom and inscribed above \"GORDON HIGHLANDERS\" Saint Andrews Cross is to the centre with the honour for \"EGYPT\"and the honour for\"INDIA\" To the rear is 4 strong copper wires/lugs not in use just now.The Gordon Highlanders brass sporran cantle device A very good brass sporran cantle device as used by Volunteer Battalions; a quoit of about 2 inches in diameter comprised of 4 large thistles forming the bottom half with the plain top section inscribed"GORDON HIGHLANDERS". The Cross of St Andrew forms the background,below the centre is the Tiger upon a plinth inscribed"INDIA" whilst above is the Sphinx upon a tablet inscribed"EGYPT" These two items have been brazed on to the Cross. To the rear 2 good copper lugs.The Gordon Highlanders Officer\'s HM silver Glengarry Badge. A most exciting super HM silver Glengarry badge of fantastic quality. Hm marks are for Edinburgh 1968 and made by T.E. The pictures let this noble badge speak for itself!The Gordon Highlanders Officer\'s pair of dress collar badges A superb matching pair of \"tiger\" collar badges with original red felt backing. Each \"tiger\" has 2 copper lugs to the rear Quite rare these days.The Gordon Highlanders or's brass economy badge A very good example of this quite rare badge. A fall of ivy on either side of a Stag's head above the Coronet of The Marquess of Huntly's coronet.all above a scroll inscribed " By Dand " (quite rare really...the spelling I mean !) 2 good copper lugs to the rear.The Gordon Highlanders Piper\'s plaid brooch A superb example of this rather special plaid brooch comprising; A highly burnished silver plated quoit of just over 3 inches in diameter,with to the voided centre the Saltire supporting a quoit with the top part inscribed \"GORDON HIGHLANDERS\" and the bottom half inscribed with thistles. Within the quoit at the top of the Saltire is a Sphinx upon a torse with a tablet below inscribed \"EGYPT\" Underneath is a tiger above a scroll inscribed\"INDIA\" To the rear is a super original strong pin and clip. four brass nuts secure the front devices. All in all a most special brooch to this most famous of Scottish Regiments.The Gordon Highlanders presentation china plate A very fine china plate to pay a trbute to their two hundred years in existance. From their foundation in 1794 ......up to 1994. The centre of the plate bears a large device styled on the Glengarry badge with the edge of the plate is dedicated to all their Battle Honours. To the rear is a small history of this great Regiment.The Gordon Highlanders QE2(post 1953) sporran badge Measuring just about 1.5 inches in height and 1 inch in width with the Queen\'s Crown. To the rear 2 good copper lugs.The Gordon Highlanders silver Piper\'s plaid brooch This is a lovely Victorian(post 1881) Piper\'s plaid brooch, with its quoit measuring 3.5inches in Diameter, to the voided centre is a regimental device composed from a quoit part thistles and in inscription\"GORDON HIGHLANDERS\",superimposed upon the Saltire. At the top of the Saltire is the Sphinx upon a tablet inscribed \"EGYPT\" whilst below is a Tiger upon a tablet inscribed \"INDIA\". To the rear is a super strong original pin and clip and 3 nuts secure the screw posts of the front device. Very fine quality.The Gordon Highlanders silver sweetheart brooch Measuring just under 1 inch in diameter a silver wreath of laurel with,to the centre in washed gold is a small device based on the gordon's glengarry badge. To the rear is the original pin and catch with at the base impressed"STERLING"The Gordon Highlanders WW1 A very good example of this WW1 brass glengarry badge,introduced in 1916 comprising; a wreath of ivy surrounding a Stag's head above the Coronet of the Marquess of Huntly with a scroll below inscribed "By Dand". To the rear 2 original copper lugs.The Hauraki Regiment of New Zealand An excellent example of this rather rare badge,all in brass. An 8 pointed star with,to the centre a strapped quoit inscribed"HONL SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" surrounding a lion upon a torse. Below which is a small scroll inscribed"KIA KAHA" At the base is a large scroll inscribed"HAURAKI". To the rear are 2 excellent brass flat lugs. A super badge from these super Kiwis!The Highland Brigade,Officer\'s glengarry, 1959-68 silver This is a rather rare badge,simply because in the main they were made in Anodised metal,they only managed to stay for 9 years before they were given up on. The AA model was known as \"The Crucified Moose\" A lot of the dislike was because the Argyll\'s loved their big traditional Glengarry badge....and why not..indeed ! However this Officer\'s example is a splendid silver badge being in two pieces,that is the Cross of St Andrew forms the background and the Stag\'s head with a scroll beneath inscribed \"CUIDICH N\' RIGH\". The Stag\'s head et al is seperate from the Cross and is only held by fitting into a small rectangular opening that it is then that a pin is secured. Two pins at the top of the Cross secures the badge in the glengarry. On the back of the Cross is stamped \"STERLING SILVER\" Beautifully made, The Colonel would not have argued about that.........but to take away \"Ne Oblivicaris\" & \"Sans Peur\" was beyond acceptanceThe Highland Light Infantry Athletic medals Two very fine medals to a soldier of the Highland light Infantry in the mid fifties. One is in silver plate and is for winning the 800metres in 1957(where were they then?) and the other is an absolutely superb gilt medal,The Crew prize in the 1955 107 M.U.S.C.Regatta depicting the Sphinx and Pyramids on one side and yachts in full flow on the other,truly a lovely item. keeping them together.The Highland light Infantry HM silver sweetheart brooch A very fine sweetheart brooch in the style of the glengarry badge of that period with a flat imperial Victorian Crown set within a horse shoe about 1.25 ins in height and about an inch wide. To the rear, 2 wires secure the badge device and an original pin and clasp are in place. At the top are the hallmarks for London 1902 and the impressed makers mark\"G.C.\"The Highland Light Infantry Piper\'s plaid brooch,1st and 2nd Battalions A burnished,silvered quoit of 3.5 inches in Diameter,with,to the centre a King\'s Crown glengarry style device,below the bugle depicting a scroll inscribed \"ASSAYE\" with the Elephant below,indicating that it was post 1902 and available to both the regular Battalions. To the rear a good strong pinback. Impressed at the bottom of the quoit is \" 7 p\" indicating it was issued to the seventh Piper on duty.The Highland Light infantry Victorian or\'s badge to a regular Battalion This HLI badge bears a short scroll with \"ASSAYE\" inscribed. nice condition. To the rear 2 copper lugs.The Highland Light Infantry WW2 economy glengary badge A truly excellent example of this WW2 "economy badge" in superb condition,back and front with both brass blades intactThe Highland Regiment or\'s wm glengarry badge Measuring just over 2 inches in diameter a strapped quoit inscribed HIGHLAND\" at the top and at the base inscribed \"REGIMENT\" Opposite the buckle on the other side of the badge is a small thistle. The scroll rests upon the Saltire which bears a pair of basket hilt swords with a targe resting in the centre. To the rear are 2 excellent copper lugs. This is a rather rare badge,having been created as a Regiment in 1942 for the duration of WW2 and was finally closed down in 1947. 5 very important years indeed!The Inverness Highland Rifle Volunteers OR's Glengarry Badge. A circular quoit of just 2inches Diameter ,inscribed "INVERNESS HIGHLAND RV." at the top and below inscribed "CONCORDIA ET FIDELITAS". To the voided centre The Cross with St Andrew superimposed. To the rear two original lugs. This is a beautiful coppery colour,there are a few variations of this badge but this is rather special. extremely rare.The Inverness,Banff,Moray and Nairn Militia,Highland Light Infantry Officer\'s silver plaid brooch. A fretted silver quoit of about 3.5 inches in width comprised of 8 connected plates bearing the letters\"I,B,M,N,M,H,L,I.\" very finely hand etched.....around about the year 1855!. The outer edge of the quoit is etched in a rope style. To the rear an original pin... that would leave a nasty wound on its own! I travel this neighbourhood regularly but for me it goes Inverness, Nairn,Moray and then Banff....quite a distance to cover as they must have found in 1855! This is rare.The king's Own Scottish Borderers or's KC wm glengarry badge With a rather large King's Crown and only a little fretting around the centre of The Cross, 2 good copper lugs. as shewn in Bloomers2 page 28,bottom right post 1901The King's Own Scottish Borderers QVC or's wm glengarry badge In service from 1887 until 1902,some fretting around the centre of the Cross,slightly convex,all in white metal. To the rear 2 brass lugsThe King's Own Scottish Borderers Victorian Or's Glengarry badge An excellent example of this rather rare badge only in service from 1887 until 1901. The two original lugs have been replaced at one time by a very good pin and catch.The Kings Own Scottish Borderers Officer's silver Glengarry badge. This silver badge bears Hallmarks for Edinburgh 1992 It is a very nice example of a relatively modern item,makers mark(G.B.) impressed in the bottom rear of St Andrew's Cross and the Hallmarks opposite it on the right. A compact,rather heavy badge with voiding round the Castle only. 2 good silver lugs to the rearThe Kings Own Scottish Borderers Officer's silver plated QE2 glengarry badge A relatively modern example,post 1953 with only a little fretting around the centre of the Cross. To the rear 2 good silver plated lugs with the makers mark impressed in the back of the Crown and on one of the bars of the Cross.The Kings Own Scottish Borderers silver boxing medal An excellent silver medal issued for boxing to/for the King's Own Scottish Regiment(The 25th of foot !) The King's Crown displayed on the front means it was fought for way before my old opponent ,Fruity Shearsmith was in the ring,if you look at the other side you can see that the boxers pictured are rather "dated" both with their gear and their techniques! From personal experience I can state that the Strategy employed by The KOSB when we travelled down from Berlin in 1969 nearly worked....as well as being our opponents in the ring,they were also "looking after" us and we were constantly filled with duff,etcetera and rivers of beer. Those of us being " entertained" in the Sgt's mess never even got to bed ! What a Regiment! The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers O/R\'s helmet plate A very fine example of this bi-metal helmet plate worn in service from 1887 until 1902. The badge in the centre is in white metal whilst the backing plate is in brass. The backing plate has 3 excellent copper lugs to secure to the helmet and the W M centre piece(as a glengarry badge) has 3 brass lugs to link it to the brass plate. Once a Borderer...always a Borderer !The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers Officer\'s QVC helmet plate centre A magnificent example in silver plate with fretting only around the centre of the Cross,lovely definition. To the rear 3 very large silvered lugs( 1/2 inch in height) a most substantial badge indeedThe King\'s Own Scottish Borderers Officer\'s silver & gilt post 1953 Dirk Belt clasp A very fine example of this post WW2 item of insignia,comprising ; a seeded gilt rectangular plate 2.5 inches in length and 2.2 inches in width with highly burnished edges. To the centre ,all in silver, the Saltire with a wreath of thistles overlaid and the Castle in the Centre. Fixed loop present,adjoining loop absent. To the rear, 2 long brass wires secure the front device.The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers or\'s glengarry badge item 86 within Bloomers and variant of a few slightly differing badges post 1902. Slightly smaller than the previous on line! A very good example with 2 good copper lugs to the rear.The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers or\'s Helmet Plate centre A very nice example of this quite rare badge,it only saw service between1887 and 1901. There are 2 variants of this badge,they only differ in that this example is slightly smaller than the other version. To the centre The Cross of St Andrew resting upon a voided quoit which is inscribed\"KINGS OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS\" with the Castle in the centre, a wreath of thistles surrounds The Cross and the quoit. \"NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA\" is inscribed on another scroll at the bottom whilst another scroll above the quoit is inscribed\"INVERITATE RELIGIONIS CONFIDO\". At the very top is The Victorian Crown with The Lion above. This badge measures only 2.5ins high by 1.75 ins wide. To the rear 3 equi distant original brass loops. Once a Borderer,always a BordererThe King\'s Own Scottish Borderers or\'s QVC helmet plate centre This is the or\'s centre for the Victorian Bi metal Helmet plate. Voided at the centre of the badge,no other fretting. In white metal,to the rear 3 excellent brass lugs. Very well defined Victorian badge As depicted on Bloomers 1 page 11 No 72The King\'s Own Scottish Borderers WM or\'s glengarry badge A very fine example of this other ranks badge which was produced post 1902. Good quality white metal with only a small voided centre. To the rear two very good copper lugs.The Lanark and Renfrew Scottish Regiment Officer\'s silver & gilt shoulder belt plate A rectangular seeded gilt plate with burnished edges,measuring 4 inches by 3 inches with,to the centre a silver device comprising; The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew forming the background with an oval quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\",to the seeded centre the double headed Eagle with a scroll at the base inscribed\"FAC ET SPERA\" Below is a scroll inscribed\"SCOTTISH REGIMENT CANADA\" with a beaver amidst them. At the top of the quoit are 2 scrolls inscribed \"LANARK & RENFREW\" Set above is the Feathered plumes of the Prince of Wales with the motto \"ICH DIEN\" To the rear 2 lugs and 2 studs with 2 brass wires securing the front silver deviceThe Lanark and Renfrew Scottish Regiment or\'s glengarry badge All in white metal,The Scottish Regiment of Canada,a very nice badge styled as a Black watch badge and bearing the motto \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" Two excellent copper lugs to the rear. In service from 1953The Lanarkshire Imperial Yeomanry Officer's silver headress badge An absolutely divine and exceedingly rare silver Officer's badge to this prestigous unit. This unit was only in service from 1902 until 1908 so such as this little beauty is very rare! Measuring about 1.5 inches wide by 1.2 inches high comprising a wreath of thistles surrounding the double headed eagle and with 3 scrolls underneath inscribed " LANARKSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY" To the rear 2 superb silver lugs and with the back being an excellent almost mirror like finish.The Lanarkshire Yeomanry or\'s brass glengarry badge A very fine example of this rather rare badge made in a lovely bright brass. To the rear are 4 excellent copper lugs. In service from 1914 until 1953The Lanarkshire Yeomanry(T.F.) or\'s shoulder title A very good example of this shoulder title,comprising; The title \"LANARK\",fretted and on a curve with the letter\"Y\" above and the letter\"T\" on top. To the rear are 3 excellent copper lugs and complete with its brass backing plate. Post 1908 and prior to WW1The Leicestershire Regiment sweetheart brooch A small brooch(3/4 ins width &1.25 ins in height) The tiger with \"Leicestershire\". beneath in blue enamel and above\"Hindoostan\" in red enamel. a small chain holds the badge to a pin at the top and at the back both pieces are marked\"silver\" What a Regiment ! The London Scottish Cross belt device In style similar to the Glengarry badge of that period,in white metal ; comprising a wreath of thistles surmounted by St Andrews Cross,over a quoit inscribed \"STRIKE SURE\" and with \"S.AFRICA 1900-02\" at the bottom. A scroll at the very top of The Cross inscribed \"LONDON\" and at the bottom one inscribed \"SCOTTISH\". A Lion Rampant features right on the centre of the Cross; C\'est Magnifique ! To the rear 2 screw posts and 2 original brass wing nuts. Now then.... a superb itemThe London Scottish Officer's Sporran badge A superb example bearing hallmarks for 1928. A badge about 2/3rds the size of the glengarry badge. A wreath of thistles surrounding a quoit inscribed "STRIKE SURE" and with Sth Africa 1900-1903 as a battle honour inscribed at the bottom. The St Andrews Cross with a Lion rampant to the centre ,above a scroll inscribed "LONDON" and below one inscribed "SCOTTISH". The Assaye marks are not easy to see and are tucked inon the left of the thistle wreath. They are Edinburgh assaye marks,a wee bit indistinct but seem to be the marks for 1928. 2 original silvered lugs to the rear. quite difficult to come by. The London Scottish Officer\'s HM silver glengarry badge An extremely fine HM silver badge to this excellent Regiment bearing HM marks for Edinburgh 1953. Make sure you get a good look at the make up of this badge,an extremely fine work of art.The London Scottish Officer\'s Sporran badge An excellent one piece badge. A wreath of thistles surrounds the Cross of St Andrew with a Lion Rampant to the centre and inscribed on a scroll at the top\"LONDON\" and at the bottom one inscribed \"SCOTTISH\". A circlet behind the Cross is inscribed on the left\"STRIKE\" and to the right \"SURE\" and at the bottom the battle Honour\"S.AFRICA\". To the rear,the top and bottom lugs have been removed and replaced with a pin and clip,left and right and obviously this has been worn in the bonnet. I think that this badge is made in silver but not been tested.The London Scottish or's glengarry badge A very good example of this badge,comprising;a wreath of thistles surrounding the Cross of St Andrew; to the centre of the Cross is a Lion Rampant,a quoit surrounding ,inscribed"STRIKE SURE" and at the base "S.AFRICA 1900-02" At the top is another scroll inscribed"LONDON" and one at the bottom inscribed "SCOTTISH" To the rear the 2 lugs are absent and replaced with an excellent pin and clip. This is a good,very well defined badge.The London Scottish Sgt's Silver plaid brooch A superb example of this brooch,albeit a slight variation from the one shown in J.O.Robsons book. In unmarked silver a burnished quoit of 3.5inches Diameter. Mounted on the quoit is a superb wreath of thistles with,at the bottom a scroll inscribed"LSRV". To the voided centre a Lion rampant upon a torse. To the rear excellent original silver pinback and the front device is secured by 3 silver screw posts and nuts. Came into service by RO on 1st April 1897 for use on Church parades and when "walking out"The London Scottish Sgt\'s Silver plaid brooch An absolutely superb example of the Sergeants Plaid Brooch,a slight variation from the one shown in Robsons book. A burnished silver quoit of 3.75 inches Diameter bearing a large wreath of thistles with at the bottom a scroll inscribed \"LONDON SCOTTISH\". To the voided centre ,The Lion rampant upon a torse. To the rear an excellent strong original pin and 4 silver screw posts and nuts secure the front device. This is a magnificent broochThe Lothian and Berwickshire Imperial Yeomanry or\'s glengarry badge A very,very rare badge,comprising a small wreath of corn,just over 1 inch in height and .75 ins wide with a long scroll underneath inscribed\"LOTHIANS & BERWICKSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY\" To the rear 2 original copper lugs. in service from 1903 until 1908The Lothian and Border Horse Yeomanry or\'s 1914 In Brass, a sheaf of corn an inch and a half in height and about an inch wide. To the rear 2 excellent original copper lugs.The Lothians and Border (Yeomanry) Horse Officers gilt collar badges In service from 1908 until 1922 a most excellent matching pair of gilded collar badges of a Garb(Wheat Sheaf),measuring about 1.1 inches in height and .75 inches in width. The reverse has 2 superb gilded lugs and the makers mark is impressed below the bottom lug of each badge "L.B.& B." The gilt is absolutely perfect but the pics do not do these collar badges true justice!The Lovat Scout's or's headress badge A 1 inch diameter quoit inscribed at the top "LOVAT" and "SCOUTS" with at the bottom the letter"Y"(signifying Yeomanry in case you didn't know!) to the voided centre is the Large stag's head upon a torse. To the rear the 2 original lugs have been replaced by a wicked,very sharp pin and catch! This was worn post 1922The Lovat Scout's Field service cap badge post 1922 In gilt a small badge,i inch in diameter,comprising a quoit inscribed"LOVAT SCOUTS" with "Y" below. To the voided centre a Stag's head upon a torse and with the Antlers contained within the quoit.Post 1922 To the rear 2 original copper lugs. An excellent item.The Lovat Scouts Officer\'s large gilt buttons A set of 3 unissued large gilt buttons as worn by the 113th and 114th Companies (Lovat Scouts) Imperial Yeomanry 1900-1902 and later after 1922. To the front a large strapped quoit inscribed\"JE SUIS PREST\" with a stags head and antlers to the centre,all in gilt. To the rear a strong brass loop and named\"GAUNT LONDON\"The Lovat Scouts Yeomanry 1903 -1920 (possibly 1903-1908) A matching pair of unmarked silver collar badges. These superb collar badges look to be closely matching the Imperial Yeomanry badges that were introduced in 1903 and used in that role until 1908. It seems to me that post 1908 the badges were inclined to bear the antlers within the quoit as opposed to being overlaid. Superb.. 2 silver lugs on each badgeThe Lovat Scouts Yeomanry,1903-20 in WM A very good example of this very early badge and we can see that it has been adapted from lugs to a pin and clip...this tells us that this one has seen service no doubt! It measures 1.8inches in diameter. Styled as a quoit inscribed LOVAT\'S SCOUTS with to the voided centre the stag\'s head. excellence indeed! For any of you reading this ever get up north and can take a wee run to BEAULY (not far out of Inverness) and see a special memorial to Lord Lovat and his men.The Lowland Brigade Officer's silver glengarry badge Measuring 2 inches in height and width,the Cross of St Andrew with a quoit on top inscribed " NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" and a large thistle to the fretted centre. To the rear 2 silver lugs with four silver pins securing the Cross. At the bottom is the makers name impressed"J.R.GAUNT.LONDON" Note the weight of this badge 36 grammes ! Brought into service in 1959 and was worn by The 1st Bn Cameronians(Scottish Rifles) up until their disbandment in 1968The Lowland Brigade,Other ranks Kilmarnock & glengarry badge A very fine example of this unliked badge espescially by The regular soldier.Thankfully it was only in being from 1959 until 1968. Having said all that this is a rather well made item,2inches in width and the same in height. St Andrew\'s Cross supports a quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with to the voided centre a large thistle all in silvered AA. To the rear 2 silvered lugs and stamped\"FIRMIN\"The Lowland Regiment or\'s wm glengarry badge Brought into being in 1942 along with the Highland Regiment,and only being in service for 5 years and then disbanded in 1947. A very simple badge of a saltire with a single thistle to the centre and 2 scrolls at the bottom inscribed \"LOWLAND REGIMENT\", 2 good copper lugs to the rear(top and bottom)The Lowland Regiment or\'s wm glengarry badge This badge was created for WW2 and was in service from 1942 until disbanded in 1949. It served its purpose. This is a particularly good example,excellent condition with four good copper lugs and a background of felt and tartanThe Memoirs of Lt Col Colin Mitchell of The Argyll And Sutherland Highlanders And what a Soldier! On the 3rd July 1967 The successful reoccupation of Crater by The Argylls under his command brought a renewal of faith in british Arms and courage and the skirl of the pipes sounding the traditional Regimental charge echoed far beyond the volcanic rock walls of that torn,hazardous City. This book is a must for devotees of the Argylls. It is in superb condition with lots of photographs and maps. Why am I selling this?...because I have another copy and on my journeys I always search for quality Scottish Regimental books.The Middlesex Regiment gilt and enamels sweetheart brooch A very fine brooch,measuring just over 1.4 inches in height by 1.25 inches in width. it remains a very nice brooch indeed. Pin and clip to the rear in fine condition.The Middlesex Regiment silver (Hm1915) brooch A very fine example of this type of brooch in the style of a smaller headress badge. Maker\'s mark is \"P&T\"The Middlesex Regiment WW1 silver & tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch In excellent condition a superb brooch bearing assaye marks fro London 1915,The brooch bears the Battle Honour\"ALBUHERA\". Original pin and clip.The Midlothian & Peebles Rifle Volunteers or's Glengarry c/w Badge A very rare,early glengarry complete with Badge to the Midlothian and Peebles Rifle Volunteers. You must remember that this unit was only in being from 1860 until1862 ! so there most certainly will not be many about. No mothing just wear and tear relevant to the age. The brown "sweat band"is still complete. The badge is still secured in the headress by a leather toggle and I have no intention of taking it out. It is a fine die stamped white metal badge comprising an oval strapped quoit inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" and about 2.5ins in height and 2inches in width. St Andrew with The Cross to the centre. to the rear 2 original lugs(we presume!) A very tasty early bit of kit!The Montreal Scottish Regiment webbing belt complete with buckle A very fine belt,complete with Waist belt clasp and buckle. The quoit on the female part of the buckle is inscribed"THE TORONTO SCOTTISH REGIMENT" with"MG" at the bottom,there are no markings on the rear of this part. The other part of the buckle has a seeded background,bearing The Cross of St Andrew with the numerals "75" superimposed. To the rear impressed marking "W S SCULLY MONTREAL"The Natal Mounted Rifles Officer\'s pouch badge From South Africa a rare item from the Natal Mounted Rifles comprising the entwined letters\"NMR\" with Edward\'s Crown above. To the rear 2 strong copper lugs.The Natal Mounted Rifles silver sweetheart brooch All in unmarked silver, a stylized horseshoe inscribed \"NATAL MOUNTED RIFLES\" suurounding a riding boot complete with rowels upon a torse all above a scroll inscribed \"ROUGH BUT READY\" I can\'t remember Gladys mentioning that she had served with The Natal Rifles but there you are,we are sometimes kept in the dark! Excellent strong silver pin.The New Brunswick Scottish Regiment or\'s glengarry badge A very splendid bi metal badge, comprising,in brass, a wreath of maple leaves surrounding the Cross Of St Andrew which is in silver/white metal with a fusiliers brass bomb to the very centre resting across the bottom of the Cross is a silver/white metal scroll inscribed \"THE NEW BRUNSWICK SCOTTISH\" with a brass King\'s Crown uniting the top of the maple wreath. To the rear 2 original copper lugs. This badge consists of two plates and is an excellent example of badge manufacture In service from 1946 until 1953The New Zealand Scottish Regiment Officer\'s silver glengarry badge An extremely rare Officers unmarked silver badge. This badge was only in service from the beginning of WW2 until 1952. Associated with The Royal Highland Regiment(the Black Watch) of course ! Weighing 22 grammes and to the rear 2 silver lugs. Some rubbing to high points.The Norfolk Regiment silver sweetheart brooch A very fine sweetheart brooch all in sterling silver in the style of the Regiments cap badge. To the rear a strong original pin and clip. Stamped \"sterling\"The Norfolks Own(Overseas Battalion) 133 of Canada collar badge A very smart collar badge in a special reddish color(well it is Canadian!) to the 133 regiment. Nice brass lugs to the rearThe Notts & Derby(Sherwood Foresters) Gilt & Enamel sweetheart brooch A very nice sweetheart brooch in gilt & enamels in very good condition and with a strong original pin to the rear.The Oxford Light Infantry(hm silver 1909)sweetheart brooch A rather lovely \"old fashioned\" brooch,beautifully made. nice markings at the back and an excellent pin and clip.The Perthshire Volunteers National Guard Officer\'s glengarry badge Introduced in 1916. The or\'s is in white metal whereas this example is in silver plate. A 1.7inches Diameter quoit inscribed \"PERTHSHIRE VOLUNTEERS 1916\".To the centre a mullet,all in silver plate. To the rear 2 small lugs (some plating absent) This badge is rather difficult to find.The Postal Pipe Band, Piper\'s Plaid Brooch This is a small Brooch of only 2ins Dia in unmarked silver. A strapped quoit inscribed \"POSTAL PIPE BAND\" To the centre The Lion Rampant upon a torse. To the rear,superb original pinback.The Queen Victoria School CCF Plaid Brooch A very fine silver plated Brooch with a quoit of 2.75 ins A device in the style of the School\'s glengarry badge is placed over the centre. To the rear is a strong pin and clip with 3 silver wires securing the front device This is a superb school in every way.The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada or's wm glengarry badge. In white metal St Andrew with the Cross to the voided centre surrounded by a wreath of Thistles and scrolls below his feet inscribed"QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS Of CANADA". To the rear 2 original copper lugs. In service from 1923The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada sweetheart brooch In silver and blue enamels,measuring just over an inch in height and width,a lovely brooch in the style of the Glengarry badge. To the rear a stong silver pin runs from top to bottom with a good secure clasp. Makers marks BIRKS DINGWALL and stamped "STERLING"The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Officer's silver plated glengarry badge A very fine example of the post 1881 badge with 2 good plated lugs to the rear.The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders or's brass economy (WW1) glengarry badge A very fine example of this Regiment's badge introduced from 1916 during the war in Europe as an "economy"badge. From the pics you can see that this badge is in excellent condition.The Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Cameron) Officer's silver plated glengarry badge Came into service in 1969 following the amalgamation of these two great regiments; a lovely 3 piece silvered badge.The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders Officer's Bullion collar badges. A matched pair of bullion collar badges to this glorious regiment,comprising a silver wired bullion thistle beneath a Crown with red velvet background. The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders or\'s brass glengarry badge Here we have a very fine example of this WW1 \"economy\" badge,I am aware that there must be one or two on the site but when you see this ones pics you will probably agree that it is a super example with lovely colour and definition. Two excellent copper lugs at the back.The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders or\'s glengarry badge A very nice example of a badge that was worn with pride,Jock has had the lugs removed and replaced by a strong pin and the badge pressed slightly convex to fit snugly around the glengarry........we armourers had a way of making a few shekels! Back in time !The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders tie-pin/ brooch A very fine unmarked silver and enamels,upon a bar 2 inches long and at the centre a small badge comprising the Cross of St Andrew bearing a strapped quoit in blue enamel inscribed\"The Queen,s Own Cameron Highlanders\" To the voided centre a thistle with the King\'s Crown above in red enamel. To the rear an excellent clip and pinThe Queens Own Cameron Highlanders Victorian Officer\'s Dirk A truly excellent Dirk in superb condition. I trust that the photographs will do this magnificent item Justice. Made by the Bond Street firm of \"STULZ PAPE & SON\" A large cairngorm is set in the hand grip and 2 smaller ones in the knife and fork. A nice feature to look out for is the carved crossed broadswords and feather bonnet at the back of the grip. The front side of the blade is engraved with The Victorian Crown and the title of the Regiment beneath which is above The Sphinx upon a tablet inscribed \"EGYPT\" On the other side is again an excellent Victorian Crown with the initials \"VR\" beneath. Nearer the hilt is etched the Makers details. There is a tiny amount of pitting near the tip of the blade of the dirk and also the knife. This excellent dirk is of the highest qualityThe Queens Own Highlanders Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A 3.5 inches Diameter gilt,burnished quoit bearing a wreath of oak leaves and acorns in silver with a large Sphinx at the bottom of the wreath also in silver,a central silver bar across the voided quoit inscribed \"ALAMEIN\" At the very top of the quoit is a stylized\"F\" with the silver Ducal coronet above. To the rear a strong original pin back and 7 silver wires secure the front devices. Came into service in 1961 with the amalgamation of the Seaforth and Camerons until the Gordon Highlanders joined them in 1994,to become \"The Highlanders\". This is a beautiful brooch,as near perfect as could be.The Queens Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry field service cap badge WW2 This is an excellent little badge,measuring just over 1.5ins high by .75ins wide in brass. A strapped quoit inscribed"QUEENS OWN GLASGOW YEOMANRY" with,to the voide centre the arms of the City Of Glasgow. At the top of the quoit is The King's Crown with The Lion above. To the rear 2 long securing blades,again in brass. Rare indeedThe Queens Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry Officer's headress badge Measuring 1.3 inches in height and .75 inches in width,A gilt quoit inscribed"QUEENS OWN ROYAL GLASGOW YEOMANRY" surmounted by the Royal Crest,to the voided centre is a Scottish Lion,Crowned. To the rear are 2 original copper lugs. In service from 1908 up until 1922. The badge requires cleaning to bring the gilt back "up" A rare wee badge.The Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders HM silver sweetheart brooch A most excellent rather rare example of this splendid silver sweetheart brooch in the style of the glengarry badge but about an inch wide and in height. To the rear a set of excellent Edinburgh assaye marks for 1914 and the strong original pin and clip. Maker mark \"H T \" impressed.The Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders pre WW1 sporran cantle badge In the form of a glengarry style badge to the Cameron Highlanders but only measuring 1 inch wide and about 1.1 inches in height(to fit within the sporran cantle). To the rear 2 very good copper lugs(up and down) and maker\'s name impressed \"FIRMIN\" great quality as you would expect.The Queen\'s own Cameron Highlanders service dress cap circa 1904 An excellent bronze,rather rare badge that was only in use briefly just into Edward\'s reign and then back to the glengarry badge;measuring about 1.75 ins high and the same in width,composed of a wreath of thistles that are very finely defined with ,to the centre St Andrew with The Cross below which is a small scroll inscribed\"CAMERON\". beautifully fretted and superb bronzing. To the rear 2 excellent short lugs.The Queen\'s Own Highlanders or\'s brass shoulder titles A matching pair of brass shoulder titles,introduced in 1969 when the Regiment was formed following the amalgamation of The Cameron Highlanders and the Seaforth Highlanders. To the rear 2 good copper lugs on both titles.The Queen\'s Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry,or\'s 1914 KC. brass A very fine splendid yeomanry badge from the 1st World War. A very smart slider,all in brass.The Queen\'s Regiment silver sweetheart brooch Measuring about1.2 inches in Diameter,a wreath of laurel with a gold washed sheep bearing the flag to the voided centre. To the rear a good original pin and clip and with the back impressed \"Sterling Silver \"The R.A.M.C. silver sweetheart brooch This excellent little brooch may well have been made from an Officer\'s silver collar badge but I cannot be sure. Just 1.5inches in height and 1inch in width,all in silver. To the rear a good strong silver pin & Clip and a small plinth placed in the back of the Crown impressed\"SILVER\"The RAMC sweetheart brooch in silver and enamels A very fine example of the RAMC brooch measuring about 1,25 inches in height and 1.1inch in width. To the voided centre there is a silver & enamels style of the Corps badge set within a wreath of laurel. To the rear a strong original pin and it is marked\"sterling\"The Regiment of Scotland\'s or\'s headress badge The badge of Scotland,since 2006, In its own right quite a nice badge with the Lion Rampant in the centre of St Andrew\'s Cross,with the Motto beneath\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" and above the Scottish Crown. To the rear 7 lugs hold it together!The Rifle Brigade in Tortoise shell and silver Just over an inch in diameter with the TS held by a silver casing and the Regimental badge is in silver set within the TS,on the back of the brooch the Hallmarks are set around the casing edging and these are for 1918 HM London. The Pin is originalThe Rifle Brigade sweetheart brooch in gilt,red & green enamels A fine wee brooch,an inch in height but only .75inches in width. Red & green enamels over gilt with the Regiments title to the centre \"RIFLE BRIGADE\" with the King\'s Crown at the top. to the rear a good original pin and clip..The Rifle Brigade(Prince Consorts own) sweetheart brooch Just over 1.2inches in height and width an excellent brooch in gilt and enamels,lovely white,green blue and red. to the rear a strong original pin and clip.The Royal Air Force 221 Torpedo Bomber Squadron sweetheart brooch. Now this is a \"Sweetheart Brooch\" The Brooch in the style of the Squadron badge,to the centre a quoit inscribed\"221 Torpedo Bomber Squadron.Royal Air Force\"a scroll beneath inscribed\"From sea to sea\"with to the voided centre is a rather big fighting fish! and The King,s Crown above. At the very top is a silver bar inscribed\"Margaret\"The Royal Army Medical Corps Plaid Brooch post 1953 vintage A very fine plaid brooch of a silver plated quoit of 3.5 inches in Diameter,with to the centre a silver headress badge bearing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth\'s Crown and on a scroll at the bottom the RAMC Motto \"IN ARDUIS FIDELIS\" To the rear a strong pin and clip with 3 wires securing the front device.The Royal Army Medical Corps QE2 9ct gold & enamels sweetheart brooch A most splendid,beautiful brooch manufactured by the Queen\'s Jeweller,Garrard & Co Ltd London. The pictures should speak for themselves. Complete with safety chain and original box.The Royal Army Medical Corps WW1 tortoiseshell and HM silver sweetheart brooch A very fine Tortoiseshell and silver sweetheart brooch for the year 1915....when these true sodjers would have been doing their very best for their fallen comrades. In very nice condition for its age.The Royal Army Medical Corps,a silver horse shoe bearing HM marks for 1914 A most excellent brooch in the style of the horseshoe and bearing the Medical Corps badge in the centre. To the rear is an original silver pin and clip with Birmingham marks for 1914 and makers marks\" M & B\". lovely condition.The Royal Artillery gold & enamels small sweetheart brooch As for the Kings Crown Beret and headress badge,a perfect little brooch(very dainty) Just about an inch in width and 7/8ths in height..... marking indicated it is 9 Ct gold but part erased.The Royal Artillery Piper\'s plaid brooch A superb pre WW2 Royal Artillery Pipers plaid brooch comprising. a silvered burnished quoit of almost 4 inches Diameter with ,to the centre a silvered Glengarry badge styled device,depicting The Field Gun with the scrolls below inscribed \"QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT\" and with above the Gun a scroll inscribed \"UBIQUE\" and with The King\'s Crown overall. To the rear the strong original pin and securing clip. stamped \"EPNS\" A nice touch is the wire strenghteners at the back of the \"UBIQUE\" scroll. Those were the days!The Royal Berkshire Regiment KC sweetheart brooch in gilt and enamels Measuring about 1.25 inches in height and slightly less in width. Lovely to look at! Original pin and clip at the rear.The Royal Canadian Engineers from WW2 sweetheart Brooch Measuring just 1 inch in width and 1.1inch in height. A truly beautiful brooch with colours amongst the silver.....very appropriate...Red,White and Blue ! GV1 to the centre and the King\'s Crown at the very top. To the rear a strong original pin and marked \"silver\" Let us have a big one for this grand Corps !The Royal Company of Archers(Queen's Bodyguard in Scotland) Edwardian bonnet badge In rich gilt an oval quoit with polished edges and inscribed "ROYAL COMPof ARCHERS". The Saltire lays on top of the quoit with each arm of The Cross bearing an arrow. The King's Crown surmounts them in the centre. At the base of the quoit are 2 ribbons suspending a medal,with a thistle to the centre and a small quoit inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" To the rear 2 original copper lugs. This is a very good die struck example.The Royal Engineers (T A) Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A very fine plaid brooch with a large(3.5 inches) silver plated quoit,with,to the centre the post 1953 badge in bi metal bearing the Crown of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. To the rear an excellent strong pin,the front device is secured by 4 pins.The Royal Engineers WW1 tortoiseshell & silver Sweetheart brooch An excellent silver & tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch with assaye marks for 1916. To the rear a good original silver pin and claspThe Royal Fusiliers 15 ct gold sweetheart brooch A very fine 15ct gold sweetheart brooch in the style of the Regiments\"Fusilier\" badge. The Royal motto \"HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE\" is inscribed on the blue enamelled Garter and the King\'s Crown is set with scarlet within.. The pin and clip are also in 15ct gold.. check the weight!The Royal Fusiliers sweetheart brooch in enamel & Gilt A fine brooch,just over an inch in height and 7/8ths inch wide. Enamel is indeed very good and the gilt also. To the rear is a very fine original pin and clip.The Royal Fusiliers(City of London Regiment) 9Ct Gold sweetheart brooch A very nice brooch all in 9Ct gold, the initials\"R F\" upon a bar on either side of a small gold Royal fusiliers badge. To the rear of the badge is impressed \"9Ct\" A lovely item.The Royal Fusiliers,a brooch in hm silver styled as a small badge. A very fine brooch bearing hallmarks for 1916. Made in a very nice hollow style,about an inch wide and about the same height. good original pin and clipThe Royal Glasgow Yeomanry Officer's Gilt Headress badge A most delightful and very rare example of an officer's gilt badge to this most prestigious of Regiments. The King's Crown amidst a bank of thistles with the Lion holding the City's Honours above. To the rear 2 original copper lugs and rich gilt These Yeoman gave "all" for their country and would do it all againThe Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada or's wm glengarry badge Introduced in 1965. Similar in style as the Royal Highland Fusiliers back in the old UK! The motto is slightly different being "NEMO NOS IMPUNE LACESSET" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. A very substantial badge weighing in at 32 grammes !The Royal Highland Fusiliers Officer\'s dirk belt clasp A seeded rectangular plate measuring 2.75 inches in width and 2.2 inches in height,with to the centre a smaller version of the Officer\'s glengarry badge,measuring about 1.75 inches in height by 1 inch in width,all in excellent gilt less the Queen\'s crown and the letters \"HLI\" which are all in silver. To the rear fixed loop and adjoining loops both present. A long brass pin secures the front device. In service from 1969. An excellent itemThe Royal Highland Fusiliers Piper's glengarry badge This badge was introduced following the amalgamation of the Royal Scots Fusiliers and The Highland Light Infantry in 1959,measuring 2.5inches by 2.5inches,all in white metal. The Star and The Cross form the background with a glengarry badge styled device to the centre below which is a scroll inscribed "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSET" To the rear 2 copper lugsThe Royal Regiment of Fusiliers 9ct Gold Tiepin A very fine 9 Ct gold tiepin being 2inches in width. At the centre is a small gold device likened to the Regiments headress badge,bearing the Royal Motto\"Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense\" Everything about this brooch is very nice,even the pin and clip are made of gold.The Royal Regiment of Scotland Officer\'s Shoulder Belt Plate A highly burnished gilt rectangular plate measuring 3 inches wide by almost 4 inches in height; In the middle of the plate the Cross of St Andrew in silver with,to the centre, The lion Rampant in gilt. Below the lion are three silver scrolls inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\". Above the head of the Lion is the Scottish Crown in gilt. To the rear 2 substantial Hooks and 2 studs with seven nuts securing the front devices. This is a very well made item and looks very smart indeed and a great design. Let us hope that \"the golden Thread\" remains in place and that we can continue to look back in pride at the magnificent history of the Scottish Regiments. \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" indeed. Because of the shine and reflections I have had to take the pics from various angles! different anyway.The Royal Scots 8thVolunteer Bn( The Lothian regiment)) or\'s wm In service from 1888 until 1908The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards gilt pouch badge A very fine example of this excellent badge measuring just over 2.5 inches in height and 2.2 inches in width. The eagle facing to its left with crossed rifles behind and standing on a plate inscribed \"WATERLOO\" To the rear 3 excellent screw posts complete with screws.The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards pouch belt plate. A very fine,nay,even hefty! badge with the eagle above a scroll inscribed\"WATERLOO\" and with two Rifles being the support. to the rear 2 good copper lugs.The Royal Scots Fusiliers Officer\'s Dirk belt Clasp A seeded rectangular plate in gilt bearing a silver device comprising a wreath of thistles surrounding St Andrew with The Cross and a scroll below,inscribed \"ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS\" all in silver. To the rear 2 pins secure the front silver devices. The fixed loop and clip are present but adjoining loop absent. The gilt is almost perfect and a little TLC will work wonders!The Royal Scots Fusiliers or's bearskin grenade Just over 3inches in height and 1.5 inches in width,in brass,a superb example of this badge that was in service from 1881 up until 1902. The "grenade" bears the Royal Coat of Arms with the Victorian Crown and "flames" bursting out from the top. To the rear 2 original long copper lugs. A rather rare badge and in great condition.The Royal Scots Fusiliers or's Victorian Glengarry Badge Measuring 3 inches in height and 1.5 inches in width,all in brass,comprising; a "bomb" with the Royal Coat of Arms ,very effectively impressed, with the "flames" from the bomb above. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs.The Royal Scots Fusiliers or\'s glengarry badge KC.brass. A very good example of this post 1902 badge with the Royal insignia and The King\'s Crown above. To the rear 2 very good copper lugs.The Royal Scots Greys(2nd Dragoons) o/r\'s Bi-metal A fine white metal eagle upon a scroll inscribed\"WATERLOO\" beneath which is a brass scroll inscribed\"ROYAL SCOTS Greys\" to the rear a good strong brass slider inscribed with maker\'s marks\"Smith& Wright Ltd. Birmingham\"The Royal Scots Greys(2nd Dragoons), o/r\'s Bi metal. A fine example of this bi metal badge,with the eagle standing upon a scroll inscribed\"WATERLOO\" with a brass scroll beneath inscribed\"Royal Scots Greys\" To the rear a fine brass scroll\"ROYAL SCOTS GREYS\". To the rear a strong brass slider marked\"ENGLAND\" nice one.The Royal Scots(The Lothian Regiment) Territorial Bn or\'s WM glengarry badge A very good example of this early badge,all in white metal,except for the 2 good copper lugs!The Royal Scots(The Lothian Regiment)or's glengarry badge A very good example of this bi-metal badge. The star of the Order Of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew in white metal with a voided overlay in brass of St Andrew with the cross above a scroll inscribed "THE ROYAL SCOTS" To the rear 2 original copper lugs. A nice exampleThe Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) cross belt device for the tip of the belt All in one piece,a background of thistles,to the centre within a circle is St Andrew with The Cross upon the 8 pointed star. To the rear 3 excellent screw posts. The back is mostly silvered but the front is down to the brass totally!The Royal Scots(The Royal regiment) Officer\'s Dirk belt clasp An excellent example of this great piece of regimental insignia,comprising a highly burnished gilt rectangular plate of 2.5 inches by 2.25 inches with an excellent silver glengarry style badge to the centre,with a gilt motto of The Order of the Thistle \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSET\" surrounding a thistle with a superb background of green translucent enamel. To the rear,a brass pin secures the front device. Fixed loop is present,adjoining loop absent.The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Officer\'s Dirk belt complete A late Victorian,early Edwardian officer\'s dirk Belt complete,in immaculate condition. The highly burnished rectangular plate measures 2.5 inches by 2.25 inches with the gilt in almost perfect condition(the pics do not do it justice!) The diamond cut Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order of the Thistle have to the centre a circular quoit in gilt inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" and to the voided centre is a gilt thistle with a green enamel background. To the rear a single pin secures the front device. The red morocco leather and the gold embroidered belt are in excellent condition...C\'est Magnifique !The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Officer\'s Victorian Dirk Belt Complete Belonging to the 2nd Battalion(Green translucent enamel background). The highly burnished rectangular gilt plate,measuring 2.5 ins wide by 2.25 inches in height. The diamond cut Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order of the Thistle,have, to the centre a circular quoit in gilt inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\". To the voided centre is a gilt thistle with the translucent green enamel background. An absolute stoater!The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) or's glengarry badge The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Saltire in white metal combine to create the background to this badge. To the voided centre,in brass is St Andrew and the Cross with a scroll below inscribed"THE ROYAL SCOTS". To the rear 2 excellent brass lugs. This is an excellent example and is very sturdy. The Right of the line...indeed!The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A4.25ins Diameter Burnished Silvered quoit with, to the centre St Andrew and The Cross surrounded by a wreath of thistles. Below, at the bottom of the quoit is a scroll inscribed\"THE ROYAL SCOTS\" and above the wreath is the Victorian Crown. To the rear, strong original pin and clip in place. 4 nuts secure the front devices whilst a nut and screw up at the top secure the Crown. The back of St Andrew is impressed\"5\" The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) Vol Bn Officer\'s dirk belt clasp A highley burnished silvered rectangular plate measuring 2.5 inches in width and 2.25 inches in height,with to the centre a glengarry badge styled device,comprising the Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew,with to the centre a gilt quoit inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\",voided with a thistle in the middle and a green translucent enamel background. To the rear ,fixed loop present,adjoining loop absent. Strong catch in place. A brass pin secures the front device. The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment) ww1 brass glengarry badge A very fine example of this brass"economy" issued badge during WW1. All in brass ,The Cross and The Star surround St Andrew and the Cross,voided,with a scroll below inscribed"THE ROYAL SCOTS". To the rear 2 good original copper lugsThe Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment)Volunteer Bn Officer\'s dirk Belt clasp A burnished silvered rectangular plate ,measuring 2.5 inches in width by 2 3/8th inches in length,with to the centre the Cross of St Andrew and the Star of the Order of the Thistle surrounding a central gilt quoit inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\",a gilt thistle with a translucent green enamel background. To the rear fixed loop present adjoining loop absent. A brass pin secures the front device.The Royal Scots(The Royal Regiment)WW1 Brought into service during WW1 as an economy measure. This is a very good example,all in brass,comprising; The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew form the background ,with to the voided centre St Andrew with the Cross,below is a scroll inscribed"THE ROYAL SCOTS". To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs.The Royal Signals post WW2 Piper\'s plaid brooch A very fine highly burnished silver plated quoit of about 3.75 inches in Diameter,to the voided centre a model of \"JIMMY\"with his foot upon \"the world\" and a scroll inscribed \"CERTA CITO\" with The Queen\'s Crown above. To the rear an excellent pin and clip with 5 wires securing \"JIMMY\" etc !The Royal West Kent Regiment sweetheart brooch A very nice sweetheart brooch depicting a rearing horse upon a scroll in white enamel inscribed \"INVICTA\" with just below the title of the Reiment\"ROYAL WEST KENT\" to the rear a very good original pin and clip.The Scots Guards HM Silver cap star In pristine condition a very fine modern Officer\'s cap star. The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Saltire form the background with,to the centre a raised quoit in gilt inscribed\"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with a fretted thistle backed by excellent green enamel. To the rear 2 silver lugs and 2 gilt pins secure the front device. Makers mark and Brummy assaye marks impressed across the centre.The Scots Guards HM silver sports medal to Pte Cole An excellent sports medal bearing assaye marks for 1926. On the front is engraved the winners name"Pte Cole" and a very nicely engraved representation of the Scots Guards badge. To the rear amidst a laurel wreath is engraved"CROSS COUNTRY 1926" a very nice,heavy silver medalThe Scots Guards Officer's Victorian gold/gilt pin A most magnificent gold pin measuring just over 3 inches in length. The badge style device at the top has an excellent Victorian Crown and the Motto of the Order of the Thistle "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT"The Scots Guards Piper's silver plated glengarry badge Extremely fine example in frosted silver plate. To the rear 2 excellent long silver pins "NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT" A Brahmer no less!The Scots Guards Piper\'s Plaid Brooch A very smart highly polished quoit about 3.7 inches in diameter with to the void centre is the badge of the Regiment. To the rear is a strong pin and clip and both remainThe Scottish Amateur Athletic Association HM 1937 silver medal A superb silver medal for the 100 stones Tug o War Championship in 1938 1st Prize and inscribed with the details "R.Gillies"The Scottish Company, the Duke of Edinburgh's own Rifles Officer's silver badge In silver ,the Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew form the background to this badge,with,to the centre a strapped quoit inscribed"DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S OWN VOLUNTEER RIFLES",to the non voided centre is a large thistle. Above is the Ducal Coronet. To the rear 2 silver lugs. Rare indeed to find an officer's badgeThe Scottish Horse KC or's wm headress badge A very good die struck badge comprising; a wreath ,part myrtle and part laurel surrounding an oval quoit inscribed"SCOTTISH HORSE 1900" and to the voided centre the Saltire,below is a scroll inscribed"SOUTH AFRICA" and further below another scroll inscribed"1900 1901 1902" with the King's Crown at the very top. To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. This badge came into service in 1903The Scottish Horse Officer's brass collar badges An excellent matching pair of Officer's post 1903 brass collar badges. A wreath formed from laurel on one side and broom on the other surrounds an oval quoit inscribed "SCOTTISH HORSE 1900" with The Cross of St Andrew to the centre which is voided. Above is the Scottish Crown and below the quoit are scrolls bearing" SOUTH AFRICA" "1901" "1902" "1903" both sets of original copper lugs are present. hugely difficult to find. What a job these boys did then!The Scottish Horse Officer\'s brass collar badges A true matching pair of Officer\'s brass post 1903 collar badges. measuring about 1 inch wide by 1.25 ins high. To the centre The Cross of St Andrew over a quoit inscribed \"SCOTTISH HORSE\" and at the bottom is the date \"1900\" beneath is a longer scroll inscribed\"SOUTH AFRICA\" and below that 3 smaller scrolls with the dates\"1900\",\"1901\",and \"1902\". To the left are sprigs of myrtle whilst on the right is a branch of laurel. Overall is the Scottish Crown. nice copper lugs to the rear. These are exceedingly rare !The Scottish Horse or's slouch hat badge. circa 1900 All in brass 1.75 inches wide by 1.75 inches in height. A wreath of laurel and myrtle surrounds an oval quoit inscribed"SCOTTISH HORSE" "1900" with, to the voided centre the Cross of St Andrew. To the rear 2 original copper lugs. Rare enough !The Scottish Volunteer Ambulance Trophy 1905 A silver and gold faced oval medal about 1.5 ins high.Inscribed on the front"SCOTTISH VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE TROPHY 1905" with The war memorial central and faced with gold. To the rear nice crisp hallmarks for 1904 and around the edge""2nd VB Scottish Rifles Team" and in the centre "won by Corpl.J.F. McFarlane" Now I wasnae serving then but perhaps you might know what this was for Benny?The Scottish Yeomanry Officer's cap badge. A splendid modern silver and gilt badge to this amalgamation of what was left of those glorious Yeomanry units ! Those were the days! The Scottish Lion Rampant in gilt upon silver crossed lances bearing guidons with a scroll also in silver inscribed"THE SCOTTISH YEOMANRY" with at the top The Scottish Crown. To the rear 2 gilt wires secure the front device and of course 2 silver lugs ,top and bottom !(nice description what?) entered service in 1992The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada or's Glengarry Badge Measuring about 2.75 inches in height and about 2 inches in width,in white metal,comprising;a large stag's head and antlers with a Stylized"L" to the voided centre and the Ducal Coronet above. Below is a scroll inscribed"CUIDICH' RIGH" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. Introduced in 1920The Seaforth Highlanders Officer's Dirk Belt complete Just post 1881 a superb example of this rare piece of Officer's equipment,comprising; a 3inch by 3.3 inch gilded rectangular buckle with silver devices in place,to the centre a stag's head complete with antlers,in the middle of the antlers is a stylized letter"L" indicating that the Colonel in Chief was the Prince Leopold (Who was followed by his brother Prince Frederick upon his death) above is the Prince's Coronet whilst below is a scroll inscribed "TULLOCH ARD"which was the "war cry" of Kintail,the mustering place of the Mackenzies.The Seaforth Highlanders or's pair of brass shoulder titles An excellent matching pair of brass shoulder titles with good copper lugs to the rear.The Seaforth Highlanders or\'s 2 piece brass cantle badge A very fine 2 piece badge depicting the Stag\'s head at the top with,below on a scroll is the motto\"Cuidich\'Righ\". Both items have good copper lugs.The Seaforth Highlanders(Ross-Shire Buffs,The Duke of Albany's),Piper's Cross-belt badge QC wm. The Star of the Order of the Thistle and the Cross of St Andrew form the background measuring 2.75 inches by 2.5 inches in height and width,with a non voided quoit to the centre. On the quoit is inscribed"DUKE OF ALBANY'S OWN HIGHLANDERS" with,to the centre the Victorian Crown with the stylized letter "F" below, To the rear are 4 original screw posts complete with nuts and washers! This was the last piece of insignia to be made in the name of the Seaforths and was only in service from 1953(the Start of Elizabeth the 2nd's Reign) until the amalgamation with the Camerons in 1969.The Silver Fern brooch New Zealands symbol A very special silver fern brooch 1.25 inches in length and .75inches in width. In the middle of the Fern are the initials \"N Z\" To the rear a good pin and clip and maker\'s mark\"J R GAUNT LONDON\".This then proves it is a military sweetheart brooch! Unmarked silver and very nice indeed.The Sutherland Highland Volunteers Off\'s plated dirk belt clasp An excellent 2 piece dirk belt plate; The female section with round quoit inscribed\"SANS PEUR\" and rococo decoration to the loop. The male section has a Cat-a-Mountain to the centre and also with rococo decoration to the other loop. SANS PEUR indeed!The Transvaal Scottish Volunteers brass shoulder title An oval title very nicely fretted with a small thistle at each end. To the rear are 2 good copper lugs.The Wiltshire Regiment WW1 sweetheart brooch in the style of a Lee- Enfield Rifle. A very smart brooch of a rifle with a plate in the style of the Wiltshire Regiment\'s badge with a golds wash to it....Bayonet is fixed..of course!. To the rear is a strong original pin and clip . Marked \"STERLING SILVER\" and intriguing, the initials on the Butt...\".E.E.T\"...lovely quality.The Witwatersrand Rifle Regiment Officer's glengarry badge Know affectionately as "The Wit Rifles" the Regiment was formed in 1903 and eventually saw service in WW1 at Deville Wood,They later became affiliated to The Cameronians and went on to serve with great success in WW2. This is the early badge worn by Officers.The Worcestershire Regiment WW1 sweetheart brooch A very fine example with excellent enamels and gilt. To the rear is an strong original pin and clip with the gilt very bright.The Yorkshire Regiment(Green Howards) hm silver sweetheart Brooch A fine tortoiseshell and silver brooch bearing marks for 1918. Maker\'s mark \"C&A\". The pin at the rear is fine but it looks like it has been repaired at sometimeThe Yorkshire Regiment(Princess of Wales\'s Own)The Green Howards silver & enamels sweetheart brooch. An excellent little sweetheart brooch in sterling silver and blue & red enamels in the style of the Cap badge but only measuring an inch in height and width. A good little silver pin to the rear and stamped \"STERLING SILVER\"The10th (Scottish) Battalion,the King\'s(Liverpool) Regiment or\'s brass belt buckle A very fine 2 piece brass belt buckle that was in service from 1908 until 1937. To the rear the squaddies initials\"M.L.\" and makers marks \"H&S Ltd\" weighs 144 grammes so dinna drop it in your toes!The10th(Scottish)Bn,The King\'s(Liverpool)Regiment sweetheart brooch The Regiment was only in service from1908 up until 1937. This lovely brooch is in gilt and blue enamel, measuring 1 inch in width and 1.25 ins in height. To the rear is a strong original pin and clipThe1st Bn,The Glasgow Highlanders,a corps within The Highland Light Infantry or\'s Kc wm glengarry badge. The background formed by the Star of the Order of the Thistle and The Cross of St Andrew,to the non voided centre a quoit inscribed \"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT\" with thistles surrounding the quoit. Above is the King\'s Crown,with,to the left a scroll inscribed \"THE GLASGOW\" and with one to the right inscribed \"HIGHLANDERS\" At the bottom is the Sphinx and just between the base of the quoit and the sphinx are 3 small scrolls inscribed \"HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY\" To the rear 2 excellent copper lugs. quite rare. Brought into service in 1939Very early Superior Plaid Brooch This is a most significant brooch of typical early hollow construction. I dont think I would or could do justice to a description and you must therefore rely on the pics. It is an absolute delight with four panels with superb thistles but it is the four enclosed smaller panels that are very intriguing. To the rear original strong pin(which has had a grubby repair!)WW2 RAF Navigator\'s brevet wing in Sterling silver &9ct gold A very fine Navigator\'s sweetheart brooch measuring 1.75 inches in width. A laurel leaf in green enamel is linked to the wing and within the voided laurel leaf is the letter\"N\" in 9ct gold. A fine silver pin and clip to the rear,stamped\" Sterling silver\" and\" 9ct\"

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