Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

14th (King’s) Hussars, a very scarce trooper’s rectangular brass bed plate, die-stamped with the Prussian eagle badge and impressed ‘14 Kings Hussars/No3504/ Pte Boyd’, slight crack through suspension hole probably excavated; Royal Welsh Fusiliers, a good quality white metal glengarry grenade for use by the Volunteer battalions c1883-97; s/title ‘Cornwall’ adn ‘MGC’ an officer’s s/title gilt/silver ‘LgrenF’ (brooched, broken); cap badges Northumberland Fusiliers (first), ATS; single collars West Riding Regt (Vols), Inns of Court Reserve Corps (VTC) (now pinned), Royal Corps of Signals (first osd), oval brass ‘On War Service 1915’ lapel, Royal Irish Regiment ten officers tunic buttons four large six small KC no gilt remains, Royal Flying Corps buttons three large five small, Connaught Rangers seven small KC buttons (heavily worn), a brass button stick, unmarked, good overall condition (parcel) £50-60