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Three British royal insignia (belt and gorget), 19th/20th century A belt for officers of the Household Cavalry with a gold-plated, partially enameled non-ferrous metal buckle (manufactured in multiple parts) and a white leather strap (worn, slightly stained), inscribed on the inside with “Mr. Law” (?). Also included is a belt for enlisted men of the Household Cavalry with a non-ferrous metal buckle (made in several parts) and a white leather strap (stained, inscribed on the inside), with two suspension straps attached. Also included is a small, older ring-collar made of gold-plated non-ferrous metal (12 x 10 x 3 cm, cracks along the upper edge), with a split-on emblem, red cloth lining (partially detached), bearing the foundry mark “IL-7-50.” Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of wear and age. Condition: II
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