1) Edwardian Officer's dress pouch and belt. The background of the flap is maroon cloth with a gold bullion embroidered Crowned "ER/VII" cypher within an oak leaf and acorn wreath. Around the edge of the flap is regimental gold lace with a central maroon line. With black leather lined pouch belt of regimental bullion lace fitted with an ornate gilt metal buckle and slide with the tip bearing an entwined "crown/ER/VII" cypher. 2) Victorian era officer's dress pouch. The front plate is silver with hallmarks and has a gilt "crown/RVR" reverse cypher. The body is red leather with silver bullion on the top. The attachment rings are also silver with hallmarks. 3) Victorian dress sabre belt composed of tan leather with gold bullion acorn and oak-leaf designs. There is a gilt buckle with a crown over "VR" cypher.

1) Very good, the gold lace remains bright with some wear. The gilt components have a bright frosted appearance. 2) Very good, the gilt components have a bright appearance. The silver components have a dark aged patina with some wear and dings on the front plate. 3) Good, the gold bullion has dulled, the leather has wear, flaking and loose stitching in places. The gilt buckle has a bright appearance.