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As an organisation. As an individual. Join the thousands of organisations in our network. Map of Our Movement. We know there are many youth organisations across the country not registered on this website. Our Impact. Read our Annual Review. Our programmes. Some polishing to the detail of the lion and crown. A lovely badge and gilt bright. In good condition but some marks from service wear. See item for a variety of this shoulder title which is even smaller.
Post Coll Sold to PG. Circa 52mm wide and 14mm tall excluding the 'dash'. Some pending to pins and evidence of minor service wear. Westlake No refers but in aa. Original slider to the reverse. Note this variety has a white metal " Merebimur " scroll applied below. Type 1 the most usual encountered as a gilding metal scroll.
In very good condition with sharp detail. Minor service wear to lugs. Circa 65cm tall and 40mm wide. Its cuff is patterned at a slight angle and with the fluting present. We date this to late 19th century based on a German original. The armourer has subtly shaped the bulging forearm muscles into the piece.
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It has very well rolled edges that are filed away correctly on the under-lap of the cannon halves; where the cannons meet they line up nicely and have no unsuitably large gaps. The halves are attached by two handmade hinges set internally and closing on the other side with a pin. The cannon still opens and closes nicely with a delicate grasp as it is old. Centrally located on each half about 35 mm up from the lower edge is a dome headed rivet which looks like it would have held a leather strap partially remaining under one of them as a secondary fastening strap, positioned like those seen on Milanese cannons of the mid 15th Century.
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The fluting is attractive and follows all the way around in a scalloping pattern of three flutes, which are all step flutes running parallel to one another. One half has some holes near its tip edge where it has worn through to thin while above one of the hinges are two tears that run next to each other but the section hangs on with a good 10 mm still attached.
Deliberately aged, it has a lovely old steel patina to it.
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The inside is painted with an inventory number, , in white paint as this piece once graced the American John Woodman Higgins Collection. An attractive display piece. At the wrist it has a circumference of mm, while the top circumference is mm. Total length of mm. Provenance: Ex John Woodman Higgins museum collection.
What remains of the sabaton is constructed of 4 lames with a curved toe cap, but the rest of the lames and heel plate are missing. The sabaton is blackened, most probably from being heat quenched in oil, and is of great form with neat cusping on the plates coming to a dulled point in the centre and a secondary smaller cusp above right of the rivets.
The toe cap sweeps in to form a point, as seen with all good quality sabatons of the 15th century. We consider it to be dated to around and in the South German style. It articulates smoothly, containing washers behind each rivet. These show evidence of being hand cut with the typical shear tooling marks around their circumference and also display imperfections in their shape; not being perfect circles. On the interior below the rivet is a series of punched dots, as found in original armour to indicate the construction order as the lames were often assembled by a different man to one who forged them.
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The rowel spur is forged from steel using traditional methods, split on the main square section arm to accommodate the five pointed star shaped rondel which is pierced with five holes. Around the heel plate are three diamond pierced holes supported with three circular holes on either side of them. The buckle is formed from sheet steel and is decoratively shaped in a traditional 15th century style and still retains a strip of leather in appropriately aged condition. The single spur is a 19th Century reproduction of good quality, while the sabaton is so accurately detailed, it could almost fool one into believing it to be an original piece.
However, we are selling both items together as a top quality 19th century reproductions, which look good together.
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The sabaton is 98mm wide and mm long. The spur rondel is 35mm across while the main arm is mm long, the heel plate is 25mm deep at its broadest point and mm wide internally. Provenance of both items: John Woodman Higgins Armoury sale. Some dulling to gilt but in very good condition. D10 Sold to Ken. Gilt still bright, in good condition. By Jennens London. Currently out of stock. More of a coppery brass colour and white metal rather than yellow brass good to know if you are trying to match up with some collar badges. The 16th Lancers were amalgamated with the 5th Royal Irish Lancers in , but the badge of the old 16th was adopted going forward.
Queen's crown so post Removed from uniform. Circa 7. On black backing. Some dulling to gilt but otherwise in good condition.
Some loss of detail from service wear. Victorian Crown. Includes WW1 battle honours. Circa onwards. A close match. Each circa 3. Sold to Michael. A good pair of collar badges almost an exact match but with some slight differences and hard to discern from the front. Sharp detail and with no damage to lance pennons.
Queen Victoria crown. Very good condition but slight polishing to high points. The Angel Harp surmounted by the crown. This pattern also worn by the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars prior to with the green backing. QEII issue. The basis of the collar badge is the crown and crossed lances of the cap badges of the two parent regiments, but the central motif recalls the earlier histories of both. The circlet for the 5th recalls its Irish origins and heritage, both with the Irish Harp and with the motto from the Order of St.
A good stiff badge with sharp detail and in very good condition. The design is three sprigs of heather within an oval band surrounded by laurel wreaths with a king 's crown above. This pattern discarded in the early s when the unit adopted the Royal Artillery cap badge. This unit was 17th in the order of precedence of yeomanry regiments.
Some service wear but in good condition overall. There are better than the photos suggest - it is always hard photographing AA badges. D80 On hold for PG. Lugs look to have been plated at some point so most probably silver plate version. Circa 48mm high and 41mm wide.
1976 New Zealand rugby union tour of South Africa
The most distinctive insignia of any British cavalry regiment, the Motto as it is always referred to by those in the know, was awarded for the defeat of the French at Quebec in Some traces of blue tack otherwise In very good condition. Good strong badge, Blank tablet below crown and Battle Honours South Africa on the arms of the cross. Finish in excellent condition. Partly un-voided.