THE EQUATORIAL CORPS

FEATHER HACKLE
British Colonial Auxiliary Forces
unit raised in the Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan in 1925 - 1956
to assist local police. RARE  read more

Code: 54739

THE LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS

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PRIMROSE YELLOW FEATHER HACKLE
APPROXIMATELY 3.5 INCHES HIGH
HEIGHT OF FEATHERS NOT OVERALL HEIGHT  read more

Code: 54743

THE NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS

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RED OVER WHITE FEATHER HACKLE
APPROXIMATELY 4.5 INCHES HIGH
HEIGHT OF FEATHERS NOT OVERALL HEIGHT

ALSO ISSUED TO:
Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.  read more

Code: 54745

THE ROYAL WARWICK FUSILIERS

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BLUE OVER ORANGE FEATHER HACKLE
APPROXIMATELY 4.5 INCHES HIGH
HEIGHT OF FEATHERS NOT OVERALL HEIGHT  read more

Code: 54744

THE 81ST REGIMENT OF FOOT

LOYAL LINCOLNSHIRE VOLUNTEERS
Circa.1878-1881 OTHER RANKS
1ST PATTERN NUMBERS ON A BAR
B QVC

K&K 206  read more

Code: 53467

THE ROYAL REGIMENT OF SCOTLAND

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OFFICERS SHOULDER CROSS BELT PLATE
with two hooks and two stud fixing

Scottish Crown S-P & GILT  read more

Code: 53772

German War Commemorative Medal of 1870–1871

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German: Kriegsdenkmünze für die Feldzüge1870–1871

REPLACED RIBBON.

campaign medal presented by Kaiser William I in his capacity as King of Prussia. The medal was presented to commemorate service in the Franco Prussian War.  read more

Code: 54727

EARLY POLICE LANTERN “Bulls Eye Lamp”.TYPE

The first police officers had to carry a candle-lit lantern, The wide ‘bulls eye lens’ helped to make the light wider a brighter.

The most interesting thing about this lantern, is a clever bit of Victorian technology. The little stacked chimneys on the top of the lamp can be turned to let more or less air get in to the candle. the light would be hidden, but the candle did not go...  read more

Code: 54726

ALBERT HELMET 1847.-1879 South Salopian Yeomanry

The Albert helmet is a metal cavalry helmet in nickle it has some historic damage it has the original lining made in white metal and brass for other ranks complete with all its fittings and surmounted with a spike from which a red horse hair plume is attached. Worn by the unit from 1847 until amalgamation with the North Salopian Yeomanry in 1879 when they formed Shropshire Yeomanry was formed....  read more

Code: 54725

14th KINGS HUSSARS Other Rank’s Busby,

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A "Bearskin’ and yellow embroidered bag. Complete with the patent leather chin strap, white horse hair plume. Short yellow busby lines and full cap lines in yellow Merton.
large leather sweatband and bag interior. Together with makers lables and stamps (Tattoo made item)
Condition: used good.  read more

Code: 54724