British Victorian Officers Waist Belt

A BRITISH VICTORIAN OFFICERS SWORD by Henry Wilkinson No 23334. 100 cm long.

**First Time At Auction** Western Europe, Great Britain, England, Victorian Era, ca. mid-19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-tailored lancer officer's coat presenting with its distinctive crimson-re

Comprised of: 1) A Victorian British belt buckle. 2-6) Five other items. All showing light wear and patina. Condition (Very Good).

British Victorian Era Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword, complete with its original scabbard. The sword has a lovely etched blade naming it to the 6th Carabineers, officially known at the time as the 6th R

British Artillery Officer's Leather Field Belt, 19th or early 20th c., with a pouch containing a pair of brass field glasses by Spencer & Co., Opticians, the belt with an embroidered front mounted wit

British Victorian Royal Horse Guards Officer Model 1842 Helmet Silver-plated steel helmet of the Household Cavalry with gilt trimmings Front plate with Queen Victoria's crown above a silver Garter sta

Comprised of : 1) Gold bullion and red wool giberne strap. 2) Victorian British gold bullion belt with VR cypher plate. 3) Red leather cathedral stitched belt [American?]. 4) White buff leather belt w

RARELY SEEN BRITISH MADE GOLD BULLION GENERAL OFFICER'S SWORD BELT BUCKLE AND SWORD HANGERS. CONDITION LOOKS UNISSUED. BUCKLE IS NICELY MARKED "ENGLAND" TO THE BACK.

c. 1880 United States Navy officer's regulation 1876 pattern gilt-brass waist belt buckle / plate; two-piece design with central spread-wing eagle on anchor, reverse stamped "HORSTMANN / PHILADA" and

Victorian British Pattern 1845/54 Infantry Officer's Sword in its Steel Scabbard. Made by S.J.Pillin, Gerard Street, Soho, London.with owners gothic initials etched into blade.

The shabraque of leopard hide with edges in buff and red. Reverse inscribed: Colonel Phillips. Old brown leather belt and buckle present. Traces of bullion fringe on ends. An opening present, probably

long sleeves with cuffs, round neck, pin pleated bodice with boning, hook and eye closure, white silk panel with striped embroidery, tie waist belt with brass toned button detail, Approx. 34" Bust, 30

1918 Uniform OFFICER OF THE TYNESIDE SCOTTISH King George VI period; Cap/Beret, Coat chest sash/buckle, waist belt / buckle, KILT, Tassel, GLOVES, LEGGINGS / socks, saw heavy service in W.W.I. cap / b

Victorian Officer Promotion certificate to Captain of Land Forces, John Paton Lawrie, signed Prince George, Head of the British Army

M1851 federal sword waist belt plate, featuring an eagle and wreath design. The Federal sword plate was authorised in 1851, initially intended for commissioned officers carrying a sword. By 1864 use b

AN ANTIQUE VICTORIAN DIAMOND BELT BUCKLE RING in 15ct yellow gold, designed as a belt buckle set with two rose cut diamonds, full British hallmarks for Birmingham 1879, size L1/2 / 6, 2.7g.

Long Pouf Sleeves with cuffs, fitted waist and skirted, pleated in back with small layered fabric belt, large shawl collar, small size if worn open will fit approx. 30 bust, 24 waist

Vintage Dynasty Turquoise Robe for Lord and Taylor for the British Crown Colony Hong Kong, size 14, small knotted buttons down the front, with empire waist, corded belt closure, elbow length sleeves,

A Victorian Sterling Silver Belt Buckle, William Hutton & Sons, Circa 1897, consisting of a pierced design with shell and floral motif. Stamp: (British hallmarks) (William Hutton & Sons maker's mark).

(lot of 2) English silver and silver plate items: (1) Victorian Full Dress Officer’s Belt Case, England, 1882, with engraved sterling silver cover and fittings, with applied gold-tone VR cipher

Comprised of: 1) White giberne strap with silver-plated furniture. [missing lower tab] 2) Bullion and black leather sword belt with naval officer's two-piece gilt belt plate with crown. 3) British bul

vintage ca. 1900 late Victorian cream colored striped sheer chiffon and lace dress with lace belt, shoulder width 15", waist 12.5", sleeves 22", length 52" (measurements laid flat)

marching at the slope with officer, moustaches, pale khaki; brown belts, Good, (1938) 8 pieces

Waist-Worn Holdout Device. British, ca. 1960. All black metal belt with clips, nylon band and attached bag worn around the waist to switch decks or other objects. Also known as a “sub.” 9 x 7”.