A very scarce solid silver (tested) cap badge to the 3rd County of London Yeomanry, excellent condition and patina, very little wear, slider marked 'silver' along with some maker type marks - 3 shields and a star - lovely badge not often found in silver, most likely a private purchase from a London Jeweller.

A scarce pagri cap badge to the 3rd County of London Imperial Yeomanry, sharpshooters, excellent condition, long pagri slider.

21st County of London Surrey Rifles Officers cap badge retaining all its finish, both lugs intact, Gaunt makers plate to the back, an extremely scarce badge to find as an officers badge

A scarce cap badge to the 3rd County of London Imperial Yeomanry, sharpshooters, excellent condition.

3rd County of London Imperial Yeomanry, sharpshooters cap badge, non-voided back, excellent condition.

23rd London Armoured Car Company (City of London Yeomanry) cap badge, in good condition, retaining both lugs

A scarce turn of the last century Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry, Officers cap badge frosted gilt and sterling silver plate burnished, a beautiful badge in unworn condition, maker marked 'J&CO' for Jennens and Co along with the 'S' for sterling silver, circ 1901-08, the best example of this badge that I have seen to date. A hard to find badge especially in this fine condition.

Lovat Scouts Officers cap badge, silver plate, burnished, a fine unworn cap badge

2nd County of London Yeomanry (Westminster Dragoons), white metal cap badge, slider maker marked 'JR Gaunt B'ham'. Excellent condition showing very little wear, a badge that is becoming harder to find, especially in this condition, a nice badge.

2nd County of London Yeomanry (Westminster Dragoons), brass metal cap badge, slider fitted. Worn 1908 through to 1938. Excellent condition showing very little wear, a badge that is becoming harder to find, especially in this condition, a nice badge.

Royal Devon Yeomanry Artillery, Oueens's crown officer's silver plate, burnished, cap badge with long slider to the reverse, in unworn condition still retaining the burnished highlights, Crest of Lord Rolle to the centre of a circlet bearing the title surmounted by the Royal Crest, scarce badge.

A scarce Derbyshire Imperial Yeomanry cap badge circa 1901-08, die-stamped brass, main scroll ‘South Africa' and '1900 1901’ with lower three part ‘Derbyshire Imperial Yeomanry’ scroll, both lugs intact, nice example.

Glamorgan Yeomanry other ranks bi-metal cap badge in excellent condition, minimal signs of wear, both lugs intact, a nice early quality example.

Glamorgan Imperial Yeomanry other ranks bi-metal cap badge in excellent condition, minimal signs of wear, both lugs intact, a nice early quality example.

Glamorgan Imperial Yeomanry other ranks bi-metal cap badge with the blank scroll, in excellent condition, minimal signs of wear, both lugs intact, a nice early quality example.

Cheshire (Earl of Chester) Yeomanry Officers cap badge in unworn condition, both lugs intact

Inns of Court Regiment Officers cap badge in unworn condition, glit plate,both lugs intact

Hertfordshire Yeomanry Officers cap badge, slider, all finish remaining

Yorkshire Dragoons (Queen's Own) cap badge, slider intact

Northamptonshire First Yeomanry Brooch, made for the veterans association by Gaunt in the 1960s, maker marked 'J.R. Gaunt, London' along with the 'P' for private commission. The Officers cap badge was used as the design by the association, finished in silver and gilt, these are as difficult to find as the actual cap badge, a very nice regimental brooch.

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry

British American Squadron slouch cap badge, nice patina, both lugs intact. Raised as B Squadron 4th County of London Imperial Yeomanry. Becoming harder to find.

A scarce cane top to the 23rd London Armoured Car Company 'CLY' Sharpshooters, possibly silver as non magnetic, approx 45 mm in length by 20 mm at the end cap, 15 mm wide at the 'stick' end. In excellent condition with only a couple of tiny marks, a very nice cane top that is difficult to find.

A scarce cane top to the 19th (Lothians & Border Horse) Armoured Car Company, possibly silver as non magnetic, approx 45 mm in length by 16 mm at the end cap, 12 mm wide at the 'stick' end. In excellent condition with only a couple of tiny marks, a very nice cane top that is difficult to find.