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ALBERT PATTERN HELMET PLATE 1844-1853

ALBERT PATTERN HELMET PLATE 1844-1853

33rd (1st Yorkshire West Riding) Regiment of Foot

A scarce Officer’s Albert pattern shako plate circa 1844-53. A good scarce Crimean War period plate.

Gilt QVC

A fire gilt die-stamped crown star mounted with strap "1ST YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING REGIMENT" with SERINGAPATAM and WATERLOO below. Centrally, within laurel sprays, 33 on burnished gilt ground...  read more

Code: 55742

650.00 GBP

LAST PATTERN SHAKO PLATE

LAST PATTERN SHAKO PLATE

33rdFoot Officer's Shako Plate
A rare, gilt, shako plate for an officer of The 33rd Foot (1st Yorkshire West Riding Regiment) with two gilt lug (east and west). With and fastenings to retain gauze backing

Gilt QVC 100% Genuine Original shako plate
KK1  read more

Code: 55744

320.00 GBP

33TH REGIMENT OF FOOT

33TH REGIMENT OF FOOT

33TH WEST RIDING (DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S) REGIMENT OF FOOT
OTHER RANKS GLENGARRY

BRASS

K&K  read more

Code: 55747

45.00 GBP

THE FLINTSHIRE CONSTABULARY PRE 1967 HELMET

THE FLINTSHIRE CONSTABULARY PRE 1967 HELMET

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Queen Elizabeth II Crown Home Office Pattern Constable Helmet.
The inside of the helmet with leather sweat band
in tact a couple of distortions on the rim leather and one vent missing. In overall really good condition, the felt on the outside of the helmet is almost perfect, the badge is in great condition, the leather chin strap has snapped, but overall in very good...  read more

Code: 55741

65.00 GBP

PRUSSIAN Long Service Cross (1913-1918)

PRUSSIAN Long Service Cross (1913-1918)

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The Prussian 15-Year Long Service Medal was primarily awarded as the Officers' Long Service Cross (established in 1913) or as the Class II Enlisted and NCO Award (established in 1825). They recognized faithful military service in the Prussian Army  read more

Code: 55739

40.00 GBP

The Württemberg Military Merit Medal

The Württemberg Military Merit Medal

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The Württemberg Military Merit Medal (Militärverdienstmedaille) was a prestigious Imperial German decoration instituted in 1818 to reward bravery and military service. The most widely awarded version—bearing the profile of King Wilhelm II—was issued between 1892 and 1918  read more

Code: 55738

60.00 GBP

Bavarian King Ludwig Cross (1916)

Bavarian King Ludwig Cross (1916)

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King Ludwig Cross (1916) Ludwigskreuz. Awarded for voluntary work at home for the troops, or for welfare work. Black iron straight armed cross pattee with slightly convex ends to arms. The central medallion is oval. The overse shows the head of Ludwig III. The reverse bears the date of the institution of the Cross '7.1.16' on a background of Bavarian lozenges. The ribbon is 35 mm wide ...  read more

Code: 55737

50.00 GBP

North Staffordshire Regiment , Militia Battalion Officers Tunic

North Staffordshire Regiment , Militia Battalion Officers Tunic

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A scarce post 1881 Lieutenants uniform of the North Staffordshire Regiment , Militia Battalion. Either the
3rd (Militia) Battalion: King's Own (2nd Staffordshire) Light Infantry Militia, based in Stafford or the
4th (Militia) Battalion: King's Own (3rd Staffordshire) Rifle Militia based in Newcastle-under-Lyme;

the tunic with collar dogs in silver lace. gi...  read more

Code: 55740

450.00 GBP

The Bavarian Military Merit Cross (German: Militär-Verdienstkreuz)

The Bavarian Military Merit Cross (German: Militär-Verdienstkreuz)

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The Bavarian Military Merit Cross (German: Militär-Verdienstkreuz) was the Kingdom of Bavaria's main decoration for bravery and military merit for enlisted soldiers. It was intended "to reward extraordinary merit by non-commissioned officers, soldiers, and lower-ranking officials." It was originally established on 19 July 1866 as the 5th Class of the Military Merit Order, which was the...  read more

Code: 55736

65.00 GBP

Order, Lippe - Detmold 1914 War Merit Cross

Order, Lippe - Detmold 1914 War Merit Cross

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The 1914 Lippe-Detmold Order is known as the War Merit Cross (Kriegsverdienstkreuz), a military and civil decoration instituted on December 8, 1914, by Leopold IV, Prince of Lippe. It acted as the principality’s equivalent to the Prussian Iron Cross, awarded for wartime distinctions.  read more

Code: 55735

110.00 GBP