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VICTORIAN HELMET PLATE CIRA 1885-1901 1st READING VB ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGT

VICTORIAN HELMET PLATE CIRA 1885-1901 1st READING VB ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGT

1st (Reading) VB Royal Berkshire Regiment Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1885-1901. Flash from photo, but excellent condition.
Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing laurel sprays and applied circlet inscribed ‘ROYAL BERKSHIRE 1ST VOLR. BATTN.’ ; Stag and Oak to voided centre. Three toned loops has some stiff card behind velvet to reverse.
1st Berkshire RVC redesignated as 1st VB 1.12.82; granted title “Royal” 29.9.85.

Code: 54397

210.00 GBP


LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT HELMET PLATE CENTRE 1881- 1901

LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT HELMET PLATE CENTRE 1881- 1901

A fine gilding metal Victorian centre, with four wired loops to reverse.
Reference K & K Vol 1 item 337 page 147

Code: 53932

35.00 GBP


VICTORIAN 2nd SOMERSETSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS HELMET PLATE

VICTORIAN 2nd SOMERSETSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS HELMET PLATE

A fine blackened die stamped helmet plate, with three loops to reverse. Green material to centre, with backing plate and tabs to secure.

Code: 53867

190.00 GBP


VICTORIAN 2nd CARNARVON ARTILLERY VOLS HELMET PLATE

VICTORIAN 2nd CARNARVON ARTILLERY VOLS HELMET PLATE

Victorian Helmet Plate for the Royal Artillery, 2nd Carnarvon Artillery Volunteers. Complete with all three lugs.

Code: 53793

240.00 GBP


VICTORIAN 1st CHESHIRE & CANARVON ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS HELMET PLATE

VICTORIAN 1st CHESHIRE & CANARVON ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS HELMET PLATE

Victorian Helmet Plate for the Royal Artillery, 1st Cheshire and Carnarvon A. V. Complete with all three lugs.

Code: 53792

240.00 GBP


WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICERS GILT KINGS CROWN HEKMET PLATE

WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICERS GILT KINGS CROWN HEKMET PLATE

Officer's silver and gilt blue cloth helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. According to Major R Bennett worn from 1901-23, although most regiments dispensed with the full dress uniform at the end of the great war. Very good example, but has soft solder to reverse. Looks like someone has fixed it to something for display purposes. Does not detract and is a very nice item.

Reference Bennett p59

Code: 53749

350.00 GBP


KINGS CROWN 5th CITY OF LONDON, [LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE]HELMET PLATE

KINGS CROWN 5th CITY OF LONDON, [LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE]HELMET PLATE

A fine blackened helmet plate, with three loops to reverse.
105 mm in height.
Worn 1902-05 only. After 1905 South Africa honours were added

Code: 53738

80.00 GBP


VICTORIAN BLACKENED LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE HELMET PLATE.

VICTORIAN BLACKENED LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE HELMET PLATE.

Victorian London Rifle Brigade Helmet plate badge, blackened white metal example with two lug fittings on the reverse.
70 mm in height.

Code: 53739

80.00 GBP


ROYAL ANGLIAN REGIMENT QE11 HELMET PLATE

ROYAL ANGLIAN REGIMENT QE11 HELMET PLATE

A QEII Royal Anglian Regiment helmet plate, the brass backing with crown over wreath and star, central white metal and gilt badge. With three long loops to reverse. Centre a little brighter the backing plate.

Code: 53673

SOLD


COLDSTREAM GUARDS ALBERT SHAKO PLATE 1845 to 1855 PATTERN

COLDSTREAM GUARDS ALBERT SHAKO PLATE 1845 to 1855 PATTERN

A fine very scarce short lived due to suitability, other ranks Prince Albert Shako plate in brass with 2 iron loops to reverse and two peice construction.
The oldest regiment in the Regular Army in continuous active service, originating in Coldstream, Scotland in 1650 when General George Monck founded the regiment. It is one of two regiments of the Household Division that can trace its lineage to the New Model Army, the other being the Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons).
During the Crimean War, The Coldstream Regiment started with this pattern during the battle of Alma. But was found unsuitable for wear in engagements and the forage cap worn invariably by troops at Inkerman, Sevastopol / remainder of campaign. On their return, four men of the regiment were awarded the newly instituted Victoria Cross.
The regiment received its current name, The Coldstream Guards, in 1855.

Code: 53652

400.00 GBP


 

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