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Commemorative badge issued in 1936 to mark the centenary of Daniel Owen's birth
ARP Air Raid Warden's cap badge worn during the Second World War
ARP Air Raid Warden's lapel badge worn during the Second World War
Cader Idris Volunteers Cap Badge, Royal Welch Fusiliers
  • This plate was worn with the fur cap by the officers of the grenadier companies. The Regimental battle honours are displayed on rays emanating from the grenadier badge.
Royal Welch Fusiliers officer's fur cap plate, c. 1822
  • Illustration of a silver gilt bugle which was presented to the Anglesey Hunt by Thomas Peers Williams, Craig y Don, Anglesey, in 1824 during his term of office as Comptroller of the Hunt. The bugle was worn as a badge on the sash of the Lady Patroness in the Hunt Ball. This image is from a scrapbook compiled c. 1947 by Edith and Gwendolen Massey, Cornelyn, Beaumaris. The scrapbook provides a detailed history of the Anglesey Hunt and contains a number of coloured illustrations and photographs. The Anglesey Hunt boasts the title of being the oldest hunt in Britain: its earliest minute book dates back to 1757.
Anglesey Hunt Scrapbook, volume 1 [image 4 of 14]