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Staffordshire Yeomanry Kings Crown Officers Full Dress Pouch A superb mint condition example of a Staffordshire Yeomanry Officers Pouch and Pouch Cover, The bullion embroidery is of the highest quality as is the crushed dark blue velvet backing.
Very difficult to say anything about this item as the pictures do the talking.
Condition 9+/10
The image show what looks like wear this is not the case and apart from two areas of very minor rub on the two rear corners otherwise mint.		  
Code: 10108Price: £850.00

click for more images		 1812 Pattern Officers Helmet of the East Devon Volunteer Cavalry
1812 Pattern Officers Helmet of the East Devon Volunteer Cavalry.
A fine example of a very rare helmet, These helmets were used by the Yeomanry once the regular Cavalry regiments dress regulations changed, the helmet differs in as much as the regular Cavalry regiments original insignia has been covered over by the plate of the East Devon Volunteer Cavalry's helmet plate, this was a common occurrence during this period.
Helmet consists of a leather skul and peak trimmed with brass, three rows of scales to the sides and rear, one possibly two have been repaired, The bear skin comb over a wicker frame has been replaced, no liner present, original leather lined chin scales and lion headed bosses in fine condition.
Considering its age the helmet is in super condition there are a number of very minor splits in the brass furniture, None of which detract from the helmets value. Overall a very rare helmet in excellent condition 8/10
We are asking £12'000 or nearest offer for this helmet, the postage would be fixed based on the delivery instructions.		  
Code: 10107Price: £12000.00

click for more images		 Bedfordshire Imperial Yeomanry Officers Lance Cap Bedfordshire Imperial Yeomanry Lance Cap
of Captain The Honourable W.R.Peel MP.
The Hon W R Peel was commissioned captain in the regiment,
He was promoted to the rank of Major in 1903, and to that of Lieutenant-Colonel in 1911, Commanding the Regiment from 1912 until 1915, when ill-health forced him to cede command. Although this cession of command represented the end of his military career, his first two ministerial posts were connected with trhe armed forces. At the end of the First World War, he was awarded the American Distinguished Service Medal.
Further research will be included with this lot compiled by the Eminant Research Historian Mr Stephen Woods.
The Group consists of the following items:-
Officers Lance Cap and Cap Lines, named carrying case all in very nearly mint condition, Further photos on request.
This is a very rare Helmet from a famous British Military and Political family who can count a Prime Minister, Sir Robert Peel. Members of Parliment,Generals and Statesmen as direct family members. Please Contact me for further details. 		 
Code: 10106Price: £4250.00

click for more images		 The Royal Warwickshire Regiment A fine Officers Edwardian Royal Warwickshire Regiment Home Service Pattern helmet Plate.
The orb on the Crown is slightly crushed (See Image) However this does not detract from this marvelous plate near 100% gilt remaining velvet backing faded otherwise 9/10		  
Code: 10104Price: £350.00

click for more images		 Royal Fusiliers QVC Officers Gilt & Enamel Busby Grenade.
Royal Fusiliers QVC Officers Gilt & Enamel Busby Grenade.
A super example of the Officers fur cap grenade close to 100 % gilt remaining,
Condition 10/10		  
Code: 10103Price: £375.00

click for more images		 Highland Light Infantry Vollunteer Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Highland Light Infantry Imperial Crowned Vollunteer Officers Shoulder Belt Plate. A very nice example of a hard to find belt plate most of the gilt remains, However I have not cleaned this plate and once cleaned I would expect 90% plus
Condition 9/10		  
Code: 10100Price: £550.00

click for more images		 ''Waterloo'' Pattern 1812-1816 Georgian Officers Shako Plate of The Leeds Local Militia
A very fine and rare Georgian Officers Shako Plate of
''The Leeds Local Militia'' die stamped gilt on copper example of the universal shield surmounted by a Crown; the sheild bearing GR Cypher, reversed and interlaced, in relief. below this a Silver die stamped Yorkist Rose attached via lugs below this a Scroll with ''Leeds. Local. Militia'' again attached via lugs held with copper pins		  
Code: 10098Price: £895.00

click for more images		 The Lancashire Fusiliers
A good example of an officers WBC of The Lancashire Fusiliers, Gilt and Silver mounts, Leila B.Ryan Officers Waist Belt Clasps 1855 - 1902, Number 186 title scroll differs to that show in book, Matching clasps number 16 in near mint condition.		  
Code: 10092Price: £190.00

click for more images		 The Yorkshire Light Infantry
A very good example of an officers WBC of The Yorkshire Light Infantry gilt and silver mounts, Leila B.Ryan Officers Waist Belt Clasps 1855 - 1902, Number 220, Maker marked as C S & S. Excellent condition.		  
Code: 10091Price: £200.00

click for more images		 The East Lancashire Regiment The East Lancashire Regiment, a superb example full gilt and silver mounts, Leila B.Ryan Officers Waist Belt Clasps 1855 - 1902 does not show this version of WBC this differs to the one show as it does not have a Rose beneath the Spinx and the Spink and scroll is much larger on this version, it also has matching clasp numbers,Two.
Condition 10/10		  
Code: 10086Price: £225.00
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