Argyll Highland Rifle Volunteers fully fretted glengarry badge in excellent condition, a stunning badge, most likely a senior NCO or Warrant Officers badge, scarce to find fully fretted badges.

A now difficult to find National Motor Volunteers officers silver and gilt cap badge, both lugs intact, maker marked JR Gaunt London. The Volunteer Training Corps was suspended in December 1918, and disbanded in January 1920 (KK Vol 1, No.1694, page 407)

A now difficult to find National Motor Volunteers bronze cap badge, both blades intact, maker marked JR Gaunt London. The Volunteer Training Corps was suspended in December 1918, and disbanded in January 1920, with the exception of the Volunteer Motor Corps which was retained until April 1921 in case of civil disorder. (KK Vol 1, No.1694, page 407)

1st City of Edinburgh Artilery Volunteers, very good condition, both lugs remaining, nice example

5th Volunteer Battalion The Royal Scots, other ranks glengarry badge circ 1887 - 1903, white metal, both lugs intact, excellent condition, nice example

7th Volunteer Battalion The Royal Scots, fretted centre, other ranks glengarry badge circ 1887 - 1903, 2 piece white metal, both lugs intact, excellent clean condition, nice example

2nd Volunteer Battalion Royal Highlanders fully fretted glengarry badge in excellent condition, a stunning badge, most likely a senior NCO or Warrant Officers badge, scarce to find fully fretted badges.

5th Volunteer Battalion (Highland Light Infantry) Glasgow Highlanders (1/2 inch lugs) - WM

Highland Light Infantry, 2nd Volunteer Battalion OR’s glengarry badge, pre 1908, heavy white metal, both lugs intact.

2nd Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge, in good condition retaining most of its finish, both lugs intact.

An Aberdeen Militia Volunteers glengarry badge, possibly silver or silver plate, approx 55 x 45mm, little wear with almost all frosted finish remaining, both lugs intact, a very nice volunteer badge.

A very nice Gordon Highlanders 6th Volunteer Battalion glengarry badge, circ 1887-91 though still worn during WW1, in solid silver, marked 'JRG&S', approx 2 1/4 inches (55mm) diameter, little wear though some bruising to left side 'belt' just above the buckle, quite heavy at 1.3 oz of silver, both lugs intact, a very nice Gordon's volunteer badge typically associated with Senior NCO's wear being solid silver.

Scare WW1 2nd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk Regimental, all brass economy issue cap badge, both lugs intact, excellent condition