EAST NORFOLK REGIMENT – OFFICER'S BELT LOCKET
“East Norfolk” Reflects The 9Th Foot’S County Association Before The Formal 1881 Titles. In The Late Georgian And Early Victorian Periods, An Officer’S Shoulder-Belt Plate Or Locket Was As Much A Badge Of Status As Of Regiment. Worn On Campaign And In Barracks Across The Expanding Empire, These Burnished Plates Accompanied Officers From Europe To The West Indies And India.
Your Locket Predates The Universal Home Service Helmet, Speaking To An Era Of Privately Purchased Uniforms, Small Production Runs And Individually Tailored Equipment.

Measurements: 46 Mm (Height) X 95 Mm (Width)
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Condition: Good - Refer To Images


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Location of item: 69 Manchester Road, Carrara, QLD, Australia

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