POW feathers collar badges

[Tinto]

Hi Forum members,
Here are three POW feathers collar badges for your comments please.
Can they be positively identified?
The first is bronze, the middle one has a faint J R GAUNT LONDON mark.
Are the first two for the Wiltshire Yeomanry?
Thanks, Tinto

[Drmiggy]

The last one looks like a cavalry one, 3rd Dragoon Guards, although 12th Lancers and 10th Hussars all had the same.

[Tinto]

Originally Posted by Drmiggy

The last one looks like a cavalry one, 3rd Dragoon Guards, although 12th Lancers and 10th Hussars all had the same.

Hi Drmiggy,
Thanks for your comments.
I thought those cavalry collars you mentioned were larger?
Cheers, Tinto

[Mike H]

The centre one looks like the Lancashire Rgt PWV ,amalgam of South and East Lancs 58-70. Slightly narrower with tight angled scrolls.

[Tinto]

Originally Posted by Mike H

The centre one looks like the Lancashire Rgt PWV ,amalgam of South and East Lancs 58-70. Slightly narrower with tight angled scrolls.

Thanks for the suggestion, Mike.
This centre badge has distinct gaps between the plumes, right down to the top of the coronet.
Cheers, Tinto

[Tinto]

Originally Posted by Mike H

The centre one looks like the Lancashire Rgt PWV ,amalgam of South and East Lancs 58-70. Slightly narrower with tight angled scrolls.

Hi again Mike,
Following your suggestion, I referred to Edward's "Regimental Badges" 1963 edition, to find this page. It has a pen drawing of a different pattern POWs plumes. Do you think mine might be an officer's variation?
Tinto

[Tinto]

Re the centre badge above:

I have found a possibility in Churchill's book, "Infantry Collar Badges", West Yorkshire Regiment, page 76, Fig.464, "distinctive pattern for wear on Officer's No.1 Dress".

Can anyone confirm please?

Thanks, Tinto