Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

British Military Badges Scarce Examples, comprising cap badges to the Royal Jersey Light Infantry Militia, a QVC gilt, a KC gilt silver and enamels, a KC osd bronze (lugs); Corps of Clerks a rare g/m s/title; Corps of Military Accountants o/rs cap, collars and single s/title; The Household Battalion in g/m and die stamped bronze; Machine Gun Corps officers second pattern cap in gilt (blades); Guards Machine Gun Regiment in die cast silver plate (KK 922); 3rd County of London Sharp Shooters officer’s cap badge in gilt and silver (crossed rifles over 3 pattern); REME first ever pattern in die cast brass (crown calipers laurels REME); 2nd Battalion Queen’s West Surrey s/title in brass; City of London Militia an officer’s Victorian period pouch badge in gilt; two officers’ collar badges in silver plate and blue velvet to the 5th Haytor VB the Devonshire Regiment; Reconnaissance Corps (Scottish Troop) an officer’s cap badge in die cast silver plate without central badge, an officer’s single collar in silver plate and enamel with central badge, an o/r all white metal cap badge; a pair of officers osd collars Reconnaissance Corps; a Liverpool Pals hall marked silver 1914 cap badge with brooch fastener and two plated livery buttons to the Stanley family; a fine quality large size hall marked silver sweetheart’s brooch to the 1st Battalion the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers; and a fine quality unmarked silver Rifle Volunteer shooting badge featuring a kneeling rifleman complete with shako rifle etc., on a background of a cross and crossed arrow flights, very good condition (28) £600-800