33rd Lancashire Rifles QVC

Officer's silver pouch belt plate with 2 bolts to reverse. Hallmarked 1873 London. Raised in 1860 and renumbered 20th in 1880, and in 1888 became 5th VB (Ardwick). Became 8th Battalion Manchesters in 1908  read more

Code: 53546

Norfolk Regt. post 1881

Officer's silver and gilt waist belt clasp. Matching benchmarks  read more

Code: 53535

South Wales Borderers post 1881

Officer's silver and gilt waist belt clasp. Matching benchmarks  read more

Code: 53525

1st Northants Rifle Volunteers QVC

Scarce officer's silver plated pouch belt plate with 3 bolts to reverse. Of 2 part construction. Became 1st VB in 1887. Headquarters at Northampton  read more

Code: 53309

18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Paddington)

Silver pouch belt plate. Raised as 36th Middlesex and renumbered as 18th Middlesex in 1884 under the Cardwell Reforms. Small section of Guelphic crown missing to right. Hallmarked 1874 (WH in old English). Centre officially replaced to utilize plate. Complete with silver plated backplate, 3 bolts and 2 of 3 nuts. Information from Mick Jackson 'The Oracle' on London insignia. A very scar...  read more

Code: 53279

Hants. Rifle Vols. 2nd Southampton Batt.

White metal pouch badge with 2 bolts to reverse. Worn on the grey uniform prior to 1877. Coat of arms of Southampton. One flag is missing on the left hand side of a very delicate badge. A very scarce item. Ref Woods Book 2 p52  read more

Code: 53191

Musician QVC

Victorian volunteer's white metal pouch belt plate with 2 bolts to reverse. General pattern. Worn by regiments without a specific badge  read more

Code: 53153

3rd / 4th Militia Battalions Manchester Regt. QVC

Officer's silvered and gilt pouch belt plate with 3 bolts to reverse (complete with nuts and washers) Silvered crowned oval with coat of arms of Manchester to centre in gilt with gilt scroll 'The Manchester Regiment'. Worn 1881-1901. Formerly 6th Royal Lancashire Militia. Very good condition  read more

Code: 52977

Practical Military Institution

Very rare Victorian 1855 pattern gilt waist belt clasp. Formed by Captain Lendy in the 1850s at Sunbury for training officers in many aspects of the art of being a soldier (building of fascines, gabions, trenches and much more)  read more

Code: 52904

4th Vol. Batt. Devonshire Regt.

Officer's white metal waist belt clasp. Castle of Exeter to centre with title. Matching bench marks (10)  read more

Code: 52837