United Kingdom. A Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's Helmet Plate, C.1890 Auction Archive and three punched holes

and three punched holes

90 mm (w) x 49

reverse centre also in Gold with silver fleur-de-lys

20 mm (w) x 52

The accompanying belt with its upper consisting of multiple patterned rows consisting of fine silvered bullion wire backed by strands of white cotton threading throughout

United Kingdom. A Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's Helmet Plate, C.1890 Auction Archive and three punched holesFour piece construction, insignia and ribbon banner in silvered bronze, mounted to a two piece base in die stamped bronze gilt, each of the insignia secured to the base by a pin, surmounted by the Victorian crown, black felt placed in the voided behind the insignia, measuring 101. 3 mm (w) x 125 mm (h), all three lugs intact, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal Lincolnshire Regiment was a line infantry regiment of the British Army