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Pre-18th Century Militaria
Collectors who are interested in pre-18th century militaria are usually interested in items used by military forces from the medieval and ancient periods which can be quite rare and valuable. These include swords, armour and helmets which were often highly decorated and made by skilled craftsmen. Other militaria asrtefects of interest include flags, banners and pennants.
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51st Foot (Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£1,500.00
Special Price
£999.00
The 21st Foot (Royal North British Fusiliers) Victorian Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£1,500.00
Special Price
£999.00
62nd Wiltshire Regiment Regency Shako Plate - Very Scarce
Regular Price
£1,250.00
Special Price
£999.00
8th Foot (The Kings Regiment Liverpool) Victorian Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£1,550.00
Special Price
£999.00
The Royal Scots (Royal Regiment) Victorian Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£2,000.00
Special Price
£1,250.00
25th Kings Own Borderers (Later Kings Own Scottish Borderers) Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£1,750.00
Special Price
£1,250.00
Second Royal Lancashire Militia (The Liverpool Linnets) Victorian Officers Shoulder Belt Plate
Regular Price
£1,500.00
Special Price
£999.00
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Collecting Militaria from pre-18th Century Era
One of the challenges of collecting pre-18th century militaria is that many of the items that were used in warfare during this period were made of perishable materials such as wood, leather, and cloth, and have not survived to the present day. Therefore, the surviving examples of militaria from this period are often quite rare and can be difficult to find.
Some of the most sought-after items in pre-18th century militaria include swords, armour and helmets from the medieval period. These items were often highly decorated and were made by skilled craftsmen. Other items of interest to collectors include flags, banners, and pennants, which were used to identify military units on the battlefield.
Overall, collecting pre-18th century militaria is a fascinating and challening persuit. It requires a deep interest in history, a passion for craftsmanship, and a commitment to understanding the context and significance of each item. It can be a rewarding and fulfilling pursuit for those who are passionate about the subject.