The Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry - B squadron old NORTH IRISH HORSE
 

Has anyone information/photo's of the buttons worn by this unit
David

Flat incised.

Chris

Chris many thanks
David

Has any one any of the buttons for sale Slowly working my way through the insignia of this unit
David

hello,
here is a link

https://www.kellybadges.co.uk/search...submit_search=

with several patterns

regards

Jean-Marie

Many thanks for the link
David

Still trying to gain all the information I can on this regiment ,before purchasing items I am aware that the regiment wears the Maple leaf of the old N I H as an arm badge Hodges states a silver Maple leaf worn on the right arm in number 1 and 2 dress
Special embellishments of the the British army states-a pair of miniature silver maple leaves worn just below the shoulder point on both arms
Marc J Sherriff vol 2 Maple leaf in silver on left sleeve of the service dress and no 2 jacket
Also cloth trf worn red maple on green worn with signals t rf
I have been through North Irish Horse excellent album and previous post on the North Irish Horse If I am correct there are 2 types of small silver leaves -
Sew on and pinned back
Also a a/a sew on
There ia silver maple leaf for sale on a dealers site 10 mm looks like the pinned type Is this what I require
David

Also part of 51 Scottish Brigade -worn with union flag on left arm

Re try

If the are still wearing them it will be the sow on type. The older type with the blades I think are from the Canadian Volunteer medal. Probably worn by the NIH in the early days.

Many thanks for your help Is the 10mm the correct size
David

Away from home now, so no access to my reference material. But look the right size, perhaps someone can confirm.

Thanks again
David

Thanks for the link Scots the/B. It proved useful for me trying to get an RDG shoulder title which I wasn't able to find. :)

Hi David, PM me your address and I will send you a pair of the sew on one's no charge, 2x holes in each, and they are 10mm high. regards John