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WW2 FANY Women's Transport Service OSD Cap Badge by Firmin, London. A good die-cast bronze example o nold replacement blades RAF Pre WW2 1933 Shooting Team Badge. This gold bullion embroidered badge for the Revolver VIII Small moth nips. GC. 19th Hussars Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1898-1902. Pristine die-stamped ?Single scroll elephant? on loops The Elephant was borne in commemoration of the distinguished services of the old 19th Light Dragoons in India. 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen?s Bays) pair of OSD bronze collar badges circa 1902-52 A fine die-cast pair on loops. 31st Anti Aircraft Brigade cloth formation sign White shield charged with central vertical red bar bearing eagle?s head and arrow set on khaki rectangle. A red lion and a red cross adorn the white sections. Excellent condition. 8th King\'s Royal Irish Hussars WW2 Officer\'s titles and rank stars Pair of VIII H and six small yellow backed cloth pips removed from 8th King\'s Royal Irish Hussars battledress. A little moth Bristol Voluntary Aid Service Home Front Cloth Shoulder Title Black letters printed onto red felt unused condition GC Civil Air Guard Attibuted Pilot\'s Wings An extremely rare pair of embroidered pilot\'s wings. Have been worn GC. This pattern of pilot\'s wings were worn on the flying suit. Attributed to Flight Lieutenant J.E. Lush, who\'s collection of six flying log books covering 2, 446 flying hours are listed under Aviation Flying Clothing. In 1944 he qualified as a 1st Pilot on both the Horsa and Hadrian Heavy Gliders. Commonwealth Military Forces Australian Slouch Hat Badge A good dark bronzed example on loops. Federation of Malayan Police General Service Medal, Clasp Malaya. A good example awarded to 7280 S.C. A. Rahim B Talir F. of M. Poil. GC. Royal Berkshire Regiment Volunteer / Milita cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider Royal Berkshire Regiment Volunteer / Milita cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider T/ 28 / COUNTY OF LONDON White Metal Artist Rifles Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881 and became 28th County of London (Artists Rifles) in 1908. 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) T/ 28 / LONDON Brass Artists Rifles Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881 and became 28th County of London (Artists Rifles) in 1908. 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) T/ 4 / BUFFS Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Dover T/ 4 / CHESHIRE Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Grange Road West, Birkenhead T/ 4 / DEVON Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Exeter T/ 4 / DORSET Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Dorchester T/ 4 / HANTS Brass Hampshire Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Winchester T/ 5 / BEDFORD Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Gwyn Street, Bedford T/ 5 / BUFFS Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at Drill Hall, Asford. T/ 5 / E C / CHESHIRE Brass Shoulder Title A good example of the 5th Earl of Chester's Battalion with three loops GC HQ at 8, Black Friars, Chester T/ 5 / E. SURREY Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC T/ 5 / R W KENT Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops. Complete with backing plate. GC HQ at Drill Hall, East Street, Bromley T/ 7 / ESSEX Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC. HQ at Park Road, Leyton T/ 7 / HANTS Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ at 177 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth T/ R E / LONDON Brass Engineers Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC Divisional HQ's: 1st at 10, Victoria ark Square, Bethnal Green; 2nd at Duke of York's HQ, Chelsea. T/ R.F.A. / LONDON Brass Shoulder Title A good Royal Field Artillery example retaining three loops GC T/ RAMC / HOME COUNTIES Brass Medical Corps Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC Divisional HQ's: 1st at The Palace, Maidstone; 2nd at the Drill Hall, Ashford; 3rd at 24, Claremont Road, Surbiton, Surrey T/ RAMC / WESSEX Brass Medical Corps Shoulder Title A good example retaining three loops GC HQ's. 1st at 4, Priory Road, Heavitree, Exeter; 2nd at the Drill Hall, Millbay, Plymouth; 3rd at Portsmouth. WW1 / WW2 Leicestershire Regiment Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on three blades.... WW1 Imperial German 76th Regiment Shoulder Strap. A good example of the pattern worn on the field grey trench fighting tunic. GC WW1 Imperial German Officer Shoulder Strap. A good example of the pattern worn on the field grey trench fighting tunic. GC WW1 Imperial German Other Ranks Shoulder Strap. A good example of the pattern worn on the field grey trench fighting tunic. GC WW2 14th Hussars Officer?s Black Armoured Beret 1941. A scarce and good example of a black woollen beret retaining original bullion 14th Hussars cap badge. The interior with clear makers details and date stamp 1941. Some service wear GC. WW2 Free Polish Forces in UK Christmas Postcard. This postcard depicts Spitfires with Polish markings, HMS Garland, also known by her Polish designation ORP Garland, a G-class destroyer, Polish Soldiers and a V for Victory. The reverse with an ink inscription. GC. ''Liverpool Pals'' Kitchener's Army WW1 bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped crest of Lord Derby on slider. 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King's Liverpool Regiment. . 303 (Bengal) L of C Area WW2 formation sign Golden .303 bullet printed diagonally on red rectangle. Aertex backing showing evidence of press studs .CINQUE POSTS. large shoulder title. Good scarce example embroidered in Royal Artillery colours. 1 / AMB (1st Armoured Motor Battery) very scarce WW1 brass shoulder title. A fine example on loops. (Westlake 390) Formed as part of the Machine Gun Corps in 1915 and served in East Africa 1 / CADETS / CITY OF LONDON brass shoulder title. Loops. Slight verdigris. Lord Roberts? Boys recognised 1st January 1911; redesignated 1st City of London Cadet Bn (Lord Roberts? Boys) by AO 316/1911. 1 / CANADIAN PARACHUTE / BATTALION WW2 printed canvas shoulder title. Good rare 1944 issue. Removed from uniform. A little faded and service wear. 1 / CLRV scarce brass WWI 1st County of London VTC brass shoulder title. A good example on loops 1 / PUNJAB blackened brass shoulder title. British made Fixing: Flat loops Condition: GC 1 / SIGNAL SERVICE WW1 Brass Shoulder Title A good example, officially converted from T title, on two loops. 1 / SPORTSMANS / RF ?Kitchener?s Army? WW1 brass shoulder title. A good example. Loops. GC 23rd (1st Sportsman?s) Service Battalion raised on 25th September 1914 at the Cecil Hotel in the Strand by Mrs. E.Cunliffe-Owen. 1 / SPORTSMANS / RF WW1 ?Kitchener?s Army? brass shoulder title. A fine scarce brass example on loops. 23rd (1st Sportsman?s) Service Battalion raised on 25th September 1914 at the Cecil Hotel in the Strand by Mrs. E.Cunliffe-Owen. Landed in France 17th November, 1915 1-9-MI cast brass 19th Madras Infantry Indian Army shoulder title. Retaining two loops to the reverse. Heavily cleaned leaving slight scratches to surface 1/13th Frontier Force Rifles. General Service Medal Clasp Iraq. A good example awarded to 6880 Sepoy Khushi Ram 1-13-FF Rif. GC. 1/4th Bn Hampshire Regiment 1915 Casualty Trio of Medals. A good example awarded to ?4-2657 Pte H.H. Facey Hamps R?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC Medals loose Private Henry H. Facey, a native of Aldershot, died of wounds on the 14th August 1915. He had landed in the Asiatic on the 18th March 1915. 10 (V City of London )Parachute Regiment Attributed Miniature Medal Group & Statue. An interesting selection attributed to W.O. 2 Rex Strong who served with 10 Para (City of London) in 1978. Comprising: Miniature Medal Group of Four Mounted as originally worn. ... Alloy Dog Tags. ... Pair of Para Cuff Links. ... Various Parachute Regiment Association Membership Cards. ... Presentation Bronzed spelter statue of a Para ready to jump. The marble plinth with presentation plaque. Overall Height 7 inches heavy item 100th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign. Printed shield quartered with Hampshire Rose, green lines from Wiltshire Arms and red and blue Royal Artillery colours. 100th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) scarce formation sign. Printed shield quartered with Hampshire Rose, green lines from Wiltshire Arms and red and blue Royal Artillery colours. Very good condition. Comprised three Hampshire units and one from Wiltshire HQ Winchester. 100th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA, 56th Division WW2 combination formation sign Good scarce KD slip-on/ slide bearing embroidered 56th Div over red/blue strip over red felt flaming grenade. Minor service wear. Formerly 18th Bn Royal Fusiliers 101st (Bihar & Orissa) L of C Area WW2 Indian Army formation sign. Good scarce red rampant unicorn printed on yellow disc with card stiffener. 101st Coast Artillery Brigade cloth formation sign Good white gateway on green and waves embroidered on black edged green disc. Removed from uniform 101st Coast Artillery Brigade cloth formation sign. Good printed white gateway on green and waves embroidered on black edged green disc. 101st Coast Artillery Brigade printed formation sign. White gateway and waves on white edged green disc. Good condition 102 (Lincs) LAA Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign circa 1941-45. Good scarce red X embroidered on felt black disc 104 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regt. Royal Artillery scarce formation sign. A fine example. Shield charged printed with blue diced horizontal bar bearing two crows, both pierced through the head by the same arrow. Removed from a uniform 104th Bengal Fusiliers OR?s glengarry grenade circa 1874-81 of British / Indian / Irish Interest. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing strap inscribed ?Bengal Fusiliers? with pierced ?104? to the centre. Brass plated loops North and South. Good condition. (KK 956) Became 2nd Bn. Royal Munster Fusiliers on Friday 1st July, 1881 whilst under the command of Lt.Col. John Gore Campbell. 105th (Madras) L. of C. Area WW2 Indian formation sign. Golden Phoenix with red flames printed on black square. KD lined 105th (Madras) L. of C. Area WW2 Indian formation sign. A fine example. Golden Phoenix printed on black square. Denim backing. 105th (Madras) Lines of Communication Area WW2 Indian formation sign. Good scarce printed example stitched to backing 106 / VAD / DEVON WW1 brass shoulder tltle A good example on original stout brooch pin 107th Bombay Lines of Communications Area WW2 Indian formation sign Good scarce printed example with cotton backing 109th (Victoria & Haliburton) Bn CEF (Canadian Expeditionary Force) WW1 bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. 10th (Hackney) Bn London Regiment pair of post 1912 OSD collar badges. A good die-cast bronze pair on flat style loops. 10th (North Lincoln) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer's tunic button circa 1855-81 by Pitt A gilt example by Pitt & Co 50 St.Martins Lane, London. Some wear to gilt 10th (North Lincoln) Regiment Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine and scarce example. Rich gilt crowned laurel wreath; within the wreath, the Garter with pierced numeral ?10? to central seeded gilt ground; applied to the base of the wreath, a silver Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. Two loops to reverse. Top pearl on cross absent otherwise VGC. 10th Anti-Aircraft WW2 formation sign. Black heraldic lion?s head on torse printed on khaki silk rectangle. Covered Yorkshire 10th Armoured Division scarce WW2 cloth formation sign A good scarce example of pinky red fox?s mask embroidered on black disc. Removed from uniform Formed 1st August 1941 in Palestine from the 1st Cavalry Division. Fought at the Battles of Alam Halfa and El Alamein. Disbanded 15th June 1944 in Egypt. Fox's mask sign adopted as representing the hunting tradition of the formation's cavalry and yeomanry units. 10th Armoured Division scarce WW2 embroidered formation sign Light pink fox?s mask on pink rimmed black disc. Removed from 8th King\'s Royal Irish Hussars battledress, Good condition. Formed 1st August 1941 in Palestine from the 1st Cavalry Division. Fought at the Battles of Alam Halfa and El Alamein. Disbanded 15thJune 1944 in Egypt. Fox\'s mask sign adopted as representing the hunting tradition of the formation\'s cavalry and yeomanry units. 10th Armoured Division scarce WW2 embroidered formation sign A good example. Pink fox?s mask on black disc. Formed 1st August 1941 in Palestine from the 1st Cavalry Division. Fought at the Battles of Alam Halfa and El Alamein. Disbanded 15th June 1944 in Egypt. Fox's mask sign adopted as representing the hunting tradition of the formation's cavalry and yeomanry units. 10th Armoured Division WW2 cloth formation sign A good scarce example of pinky red fox?s mask embroidered on black disc. Removed from uniform. 10th Armoured Division WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce pinky red fox’s mask stitched on ribbed black felt disc. Formed 1st August 1941 in Palestine from the 1st Cavalry Division. Fought at the Battles of Alam Halfa and El Alamein. 10th Baluch Regiment cap badge. Cast Crowned crescent resting on ?Baluch Regiment? scroll; ?X? to centre. Retaining Loops. GC 10th Baluch Regiment post 1922 Officer?s silver cap badge. A finely cast example just stamped ?Silver? indicating Indian manufacture. Crowned crescent resting on ?Baluch Regiment? ribbon scroll; ?X? to centre. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. 10th Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good rare short lived example worn while attached to 206th Independent Infantry Brigade. Red felt strip sewn to top of green felt square Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection 10th County of London Regiment Paddington Rifles cap badge circa 1908-12. A fine die-stamped non voided yellow brass example on slider. 10th Foot (North Lincoln) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81 A good die-stamped brass example. Strap inscribed ?North Lincolnshire Regt.?surmounted by Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?, ?10? to voided centre. To reverse, copper loops East and West. A little polishing to highpoints. ?1? with old repair; reverse indicates plated at some time. GC (KK 432) 10th Gurkha Rifles piper?s / drummer's baldric badge circa 1953-94 A good cast white metal example on four screw posts. 10th Gurkhas Piper?s plaid brooch. A cast white metal example on two loops. Circlet inscribed ?Gurkha Rifles? with cap badge style device to the centre. 10th Hussars Queen?s South Africa Medal, clasp ?Cape Colony?. A scarce single clasp example awarded to ?2307 Private W.Causley 10th Hussars?. Good condition. Single clasp entitlement confirmed on the Roll 10th Indian Division RAMC WW2 slip on RAMC Arm of Service badly mothed 10th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Printed red and blue saltire on black square with red border. Glue marks to reverse Raised January 1941 at Ahmednagar. Fought in Persia, Egypt and Italy. 10th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Printed red and blue saltire on black square with red border. Raised January 1941 at Ahmednagar. Fought in Persia, Egypt and Italy. 10th PMO Gurkhas white metal Gurkha hat badge. A good example retaining original slider (Now clipped). GC 10th Polish Dragoons WW2 honorary formation sign Good rare example of blue felt embroidered Lanarkshire County Council Arms superimposed on Cross of St. Andrew. Authorised by Lord Hamilton of Dalziell and Lanarkshire CC. 10th Prince of Wales Own Royal Hussars horse furniture, an ear boss from an Officer?s charger. A good scarce example comprising a die-stamped gilt metal circlet ?Prince of Wales Own Royal Regiment?; silvered Prince of Wales?s plumes mounted to the centre. Brown leather backing. Polishing to high points. 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles post 1953 band pouch badge. A goodcast white metal example on four screw posts. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a crown on blank tablet, a strung bugle with Mary's cypher , 10 and kukri; blank bi-part scroll to base of wreath. 10th Royal Hussars cloth pagri badge. A fine scarce example. Red felt vertical rectangle bearing white embroidered Prince of Wales\'s plumes. Card glued to reverse. 10th Royal Hussars Officer?s silvered and gilt tent cap badge. A very fine example with flat backplate retaining original brooch pin fitting. 10th Royal Hussars OR\'s cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. 10th Royal Hussars OSD bronze cap/collar badge by Jennens. A fine die-cast example on three loops. Reverse with "J & Co" in relief. 10th Royal Hussars scarce WW1 All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider. 10th Royal Hussars Victorian NCO?s 1867 hallmarked sillver arm badge by Edward Stillwell & Sons A fine example by ES & S bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1867 to both back and front. Prince of Wales' plumes of hollow construction with flat backplate. Three loops to reverse. Slight polishing to highpoints of plumes, generally fine. 10th or Prince of Wales?s Own Light Dragoons took the title of ?Hussars? in 1811. From 1860 until 1873 it was commanded by the famous Lt.Col. Valentine Baker, a brave and talented cavalryman, later Lieutenant General and Pasha. During his 13 year command, the regiment was known as ?Bakers Light Bobs?. 10th Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps Officers 1882 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A rare example bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1882. Crowned laurel wreath surmounted by a tri-part scroll inscribed Pro Libertate Patriae?strung bugle to junction of wreath with tri-part scroll below inscribed Rifle Volunteer Corps. To the centre, on an eight pointed star superimposed on a rayed eight pointed star; 10 within a strap inscribed Surrey. Two replacement loops to reverse; branch tips emerging from lower scroll both with old lead strengthening repairs to reverse, generally VGC Formed at Bermondsey in February 1860 with strength of one company. 10th Western Australian Mounted Infantry slouch hat badge c1948-53. Good die-cast silvered issue. Loops 11 Corps WW2 printed formation sign. Black and white Martello tower printed on black diamond. Removed from uniform. GC 1940-41 anti-invasion Corps 110th Field Regt RA WW2 formation sign. Good scarce red “M” printed on a blue square. HQ Gorton, Manchester 113 Assault Engineer Regiment Royal Engineers formation sign. Yellow wheatsheaf over ?Cheshire? embroidered on blue disc 113rd Field Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 slip-on formation signs. Rare matching pair. Each a KD slide bearing black on red cat formation sign over three felt red/navy and navy/red bars. Minor service wear. Formed part of 56th (London) Division during the Italy campaign. 113rd Polish Fighter Squadron WW2 enamelled squadron badge by A. Augis, Lyon. Rare white triangle bearing owl; lower point being red, white and blue bands. Single screw post and retaining nut bearing maker?s details. Some hairline cracks. Pre war squadron arrived at Bron, near Lyon in December 1939. 316 Sqn. formed 1941 (from 113 & 114) at RAF Pembrey adopted badge but with ?316 Sq? added and no coloured bands. 115th Independent Infantry Brigade cloth combination. Black swords on red shield embroidered onto a khaki silk ground; below a single red bar all stitched onto khaki battledress material. 116 Engineer Regiment post war formation sign. Good red felt rectangle embroidered with white Tamar suspension bridge. 117th (Royal Marines) Infantry Brigade cloth formation sign. Scarce yellow star with yellow central fouled anchor on red embroidered on khaki. Removed from uniform 117th (Royal Marines) Infantry Brigade formation sign. Yellow fouled anchor set on a red disc within a yellow eight pointed star; all embroidered on khaki square. 117th (Royal Marines) Infantry Brigade formation sign. Yellow fouled anchor set on a red disc within a yellow eight pointed star; all embroidered on khaki square. 117th (Royal Marines) Infantry Brigade rare WW2 formation sign. Yellow fouled anchor set on a red disc within a yellow eight pointed star; all embroidered on khaki square. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear 117th (Royal Marines) Infantry Brigade scarce WW2 formation sign. Yellow fouled anchor set on a red disc within a yellow eight pointed star; all embroidered on khaki square. Fought in North West Europe and its personnel orchestrated the surrender of the German Naval Base of Kiel, 11st Ross Local Militia Georgian Officer?s gilt coatee button circa 1808-16. A Scarce open back example complete with shank Slight wear, generally VGC Commanded by Lt.Col. Duncan Munro who?s commission is dated 24th September 1808 11th & 8th Hussars Victorian Campaign Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to 3333 Pte T. Mellay who served with both Regiments. Comprising: India General Service Medal, clasp Punjab Frontier 1897-98. (3333 Pte 11th Hussars), Queen's South Africa Medal, three clasps Orange Free Stae, Transvaal, South Africa 1902. (3332 Pte 8th Hussars). Some contact wear GC. Confirmed on both medal rolls with this clasp entitlement. 11th (Lonsdale) Battalion Border Regiment 1914 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine rare example by SG (the notable silversmith Sebastian Garrard) bearing London hallmarks for 1914 to top of wing on reverse. Crest of the Earl of Lonsdale resting on scrolls inscribed ?Eleventh Battalion? ?Border Regiment?. Original loop and blade fitting to reverse replaced with brooch pin otherwise VGC. (KK 1149) 11th (Service) Battalion (Lonsdale) raised on 17th September, 1914 by the Earl of Lonsdale in Carlisle, Kendal and Workington with HQ in Penrith. Battalion landed at Boulogne 23rd November 1915. Fought in Battles of the Somme, Albert, Ancre, Messines and Arras. Amalgamated with the 5th Battalion 10th May, 1918 and disbanded 31st July, 1918. 11th (Lonsdale) Battalion Border Regiment OR?s bronze cap badge by Gaunt London.. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops with JR Gaunt & Son, London tablet to reverse. (KK 1149) 11th (Service) Battalion (Lonsdale) raised on 17th September, 1914 by the Earl of Lonsdale in Carlisle, Kendal and Workington with HQ in Penrith. Battalion landed at Boulogne 23rd November 1915. Fought in Battles of the Somme, Albert, Ancre, Messines and Arras. Amalgamated with the 5th Battalion 10th May, 1918 and disbanded 31st July, 1918. 11th (Lonsdale) Bn. Border Regiment A fine and scarce die-stamped example.(KK 1149) Two loops.JR Gaunt & Son Ld, London tablet to reverse. VGC Raised on 3rd December 1914 11th (Newport) Shropshire Home Guard rare WW2 combination. Piece of BD material bearing green felt disc with applied yellow XI, red felt bar below. Commanded by Lt. Col. P.J. Chellen. See 91 ?In the space of a single day? by Mills & Carney. 11th / 6th (St. George?s) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian OR'spouch badge A good scarce die-stamped white metal Saint George and Dragon on long loops. Formed 14th January 1860 as 11th Mx RV in the Parish of St. George?s, Westminster. Renumbered 6th Mx. RV in 1880 amalgamating with the 1st Mx RV in 1892 to become 1st Mx (Victoria & St. George's Rifles) RVC 11th Armoured Division WW2 Scottish Combination Embroidered formation sign, grey / blue bar and tartan patch embroidered on khaki rectangle. Mothed. 11th Bn Royal Fusiliers / East Kent Regiment Military Medal and bar group. A fine group awarded to Corporal G.H. Mallett who served with both the Royal Fusiliers and East Kent Regiment. Comprising: Military Medal and Bar ?63894 Pte. 11/ R.Fus, British War Medal and Victory Medal ?241920 Cpl. E.Kent R?. GC medals loose. The Military Medal announcement appeared on the 26th January 1919, the Bar on the 17th June 1919 Both whilst serving with the 11th Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. 11th Bn. (Chough) Cornwall Home Guard rare WW2 formation sign. Black Chough, with red beak and feet, printed on black edged yellow rectangle (small hole to neck) ... together with a blackened white metal DCLI cap badge with maroon felt backing. Believed to have been issued to a member of 11th Bn. Cornwall HG, Albert Halls (22 July 1942-31 December 1944). 11th Bn. (Chough) Cornwall Home Guard rare WW2 formation sign. Black Chough, with red beak and feet, embroidered on yellow felt rectangle (moth holes by bird's head and edges) ... together with Home Guard gratitude certificate to Albert Halls (22 July 1942-31 December 1944). 11th Bn. (Chough) Cornwall Home Guard rare WW2 formation sign. Black Chough, with red beak and feet, embroidered on yellow felt rectangle (moth holes by bird's head and edges) ... together with Home Guard gratitude certificate to Albert Halls (22 July 1942-31 December 1944). 11th Command Military Dispersal and Disposal Control Unit formation sign. White 11 / CMD / & / DCU embroidered on green square. 11th Command Military Dispersal and Disposal Control Unit formation sign. Good scarce white 11 / CMD / & / DCU embroidered on green felt square. Minor moth nips 11th Command Military Dispersal and Disposal Control Unit formation sign. Good scarce white 11 / CMD / & / DCU painted on green felt square 11th Command Military Dispersal and Disposal Control Unit formation sign. Good scarce white 11 / CMD / & / DCU painted on green felt rectangle 11th East African Division 1st pattern formation badge. A good scarce circular example. Black embroidered rhinoceros?s head on white.Some service wear 11th East African Division WW2 printed formation sign. Black rhino?s head within a black edged red oval. Removed from uniform Served with 14th Army in Burma against the Japanese 11th Foot (North Devon) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; on the star a strap inscribed ?North Devon? with ?11? to voided centre. To reverse, brass plated copper loops East and West. Near VGC. (KK 434) 11th Middlesex (St. George?s) Volunteer Rifle Corps 1859 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by JB bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a blank tablet. Within the wreath, St. George and the Dragon on a seeded black ground. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC Renumbered 6th Mx. RV in 1880 amalgamating with the 1st Mx RV in 1892 to become 1st Mx (Victoria & St. George\'s Rifles) RVC. Amalgamated with 19th Mx RV in 1908 to become 9th London Regt. 11th PAO Hussars bronze OSD collar badges. Two good similar examples, both on three loops, one by J & Co the other unmarked 11th Prince Albert's Own Hussars brass cap badge A good die-tamped example on slider (slight verdigris to base of slider) 11th Prince Albert's Own Hussars NCO's silver arm badge. Prince Albert's crest in hollow silver by B&P (Bent & Parker) bearing hallmarks for 1914 ? (date letter difficult to read as stamped on bend). Reverse with flat backplate retaining three loops. Excellent. Use of Prince Albert?s crest as the arm badge of the Regiment sanctioned by Horse Guards 17th November 1876. 11th Prince Albert's Own Hussars NCO's silver plated arm badge. A fine die-cast Crest of Prince Albert on loops. (Cox 1250) Use of Prince Albert?s crest as the arm badge of the Regiment sanctioned by Horse Guards 17th November 1876. 11th Prince Albert's Own Hussars rare 1957 silver hallmarked NCO?s arm badge. A very fine die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Maker's details of .JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) Complete with loop fittings VGC Use of Prince Albert?s crest as the arm badge of the Regiment sanctioned by Horse Guards 17th November 1876. 11th Prince Albert?s Own Hussars cap badge by Firmin, London A fine die-stamped brass example on slider 11th Prince Albert?s Own Hussars cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. 11th Prince Albert?s Own Hussars pair of brass collar badges. A fine die-stamped pair with single flat loop to reverse of each. 11th Prince Albert?s Own Hussars pair of post 1902 OSD bronze collar badges. A fine die-cast pair each on three loops. 11th Sudanese Battalion helmet / cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on long loops. 12 / LONDON / CLB Church Lads Brigade WW1 shoulder title. Good scarce die-cast brass issue on loops. 12 / WRV scarce WW1 West Riding Volunteers (Yorkshire) VTC brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. 12 Corps WW2 cloth formation sign. Group of three trees painted on black rectangle. Very good condition. 12 Corps WW2 cloth formation sign. A fine painted example 121st (Leicestershire Regt) Light Anti-Aircraft Regt RE WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce green Tiger embroidered on black felt rectangle. Removed from uniform 128 Electrical & Mechanical Sqn Royal Engineers formation sign. A good example of the 2nd pattern, yellow crest of the Board of Ordnance embroidered on black square. 128 Electrical & Mechanical Sqn Royal Engineers formation sign. A good example of the 2nd pattern, yellow crest of the Board of Ordnance embroidered on black square. 128th Pioneers die struck brass pagri badge. A good example retaining stout pin fitting VGC 28th Bombay Pioneers became 128th Pioneers in 1903 then 3rd Bn. 2nd Bombay Pioneers in 1922. 12th (East Suffolk) Foot Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78 . A good scarce die-stamped gilt example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, the Garter; to the voided centre, in silver, the Castle and Key resting on ?Montis insignia calpe? scroll; ?Gibraltar? scroll surmounts the Castle. Two loops to reverse (one cut through, the other replaced). A little service wear. (KK 153) 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s shako plate circa 1861-68. A die-stamped brass example of crowned star pattern bearing the Garter, the seeded centre with pierced numerals ?12?. Both lead soldered iron loops now absent. Touch of verdigris to crown. heavy age patination. 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example. Star surmounted by Castle and Key; on the star a strap inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe. East Suffolk? with ?12? to voided centre. Reverse with brass loops East and West. Age patina. (KK 437) 12th (Kingston-upon-Thames) Surrey Rifle Volunteers Officer?s 1866 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. An extremely fine and rare example by J & Co (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Within a crowned laurel wreath a strap ?12th Surrey Rifle Volunteers?; applied Arms of Kingston-on-Thames to centre. Three screw posts to reverse. Excellent. Formed at Kingston on 16th February 1860; formed part of 2nd Admin. Bn. from September 1860 until 1880 when consolidated as 5th Surrey RVC becoming 3rd VB The East Surrey Regiment in December 1887 12th (Prince of Wales’s Royal) Lancers, OR’s lance cap plate circa 1905-14. Good scarce die-stamped brass triangular fluted plate bearing the Royal Arms with the Prince of Wales’s plumes above. Beneath the Arms the Sphinx on Egypt plinth with battle honours up to “South Africa 1899-1902” “Paardeberg” and “Relief of Kimberley”. Two screw posts to reverse comlete with original hooped securing nuts. 12th Anti-Aircraft Division WW2 printed formation sign. Red diamond bearing double-six domino. Glue marks and paper to reverse. Division covered West Scotland, part of 3rd AA Corps. 12th Army WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce printed issue. Removed from uniform 12th Battalion Devonshire Regiment WW2 pre 1943 formation sign. Good scarce green / crimson / green felt bar. Removed from uniform. Bn. converted to an Airlanding Bn. in 6th Air Landing Brigade 12th Lancers General Service Medal clasp ?Malaya? A good George VI example awarded to ?22796887 Tpr. T. Wills 12L?. GC 12th Prince of Wales Royal Lancers Victorian lance cap. A scarce and good example of the Trooper?s lance cap. Patent leather body, peak and crown with ornate gilt metal fleur bosses to each corner. Regimental lance plate to front with Victorian Coat of Arms, battle honours up to Sevastopol. Lion?s head bosses to each side, support a brass chin chain. Woollen cord boss with Victorian regimental button to centre supports a scarlet plume mounted in gilt metal plume holder. Leather and waxed cotton lining to the interior, with clear 1913 WD stamp,. Near VGC. 12th Royal Lancers bi-metal cap badge. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. 12th Royal Lancers NCO?s arm badge. A good die-cast white metal Prince of Wales's plumes ewith shaped black felt backing cloth. Owner?s name ?M. Irwin? scratched to reverse. Loops VGC 12th Royal Lancers Officer?s cap badge. A good post 1903 example. Set on crossed lances, silver Prince of Wales\' plumes with gilt coronet; above the plumes, a gilt Crown; between the lance butts ?XII? in gilt. Single loop to reverse. Some wear to gilt. GC 12th Royal Lancers OR's cap badge circa 1903-52. A fine die-cast bi-metal example on slider. 12th Royal Lancers OR's cap badge circa 1903-52. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. 12th Royal Lancers OR's cap badge circa 1903-52. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. 12th Royal Lancers WW2 era Cap Badge by Firmin London. A good die-cast bi-metal example with maker\'s details stamped on the slider, 12th Sudanese Infantry Pagri Cap Badge. This example retaining original material backing cloth. Loops. Circa 1920?s Moth hole otherwise GC 13 Corps WW2 printed formation sign. Red gazelle on red / white diamond. Sign adopted in the Western Desert 13/18 Hussars GSM Awarded to \"22614917 Tpr. J.T. Marshall 13/18 H.?. Condition: GC 13/18th Royal Hussars 1929-38 cap / collar badge. A good example of the ?OMO? pattern. Retaining original short loops. GC (KK 1904) 133 Battery Royal Artillery formation sign. A good scarce example. Red thistle printed on blue. 133 Battery Royal Artillery formation sign. A good scarce example. Red thistle printed on blue. 134th (48th Toronto Highlanders) Bn. CEF glengarry badge by Ellis Bros. Toronto A good scare die-stamped bronze example on flat loops. 13th (Howitzer) Medium Battery, 4th Medium Brigade Royal Artillery pagri flash worn in India circa 1925-33. A scarce example Brass ?13? over ?M?. Mounted on half red, half dark blue cloth diamond (mothed). 13th / 18th Royal Hussars Brass Cap Badge circa 1938-52. A good die-cast example on slider. Minor staining 13th Bn (Kensington Rifles) London Regiment Officer?s Cap. Good scarce example of dark blue cloth with scarlet piping to the welt of the crown and the regimental pattern grey cap band mounted with a silvered regimental cap badge. Anodised regimental buttons support the patent leather chinstrap. The interior with leather sweatband and tailor?s details of Alkit. 13th Hussars OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22 A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. 13th Hussars OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 770) 13th Hussars pre 1922 OR?s cap badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 771) 13th Hussars Victorian bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good bi-metal example on black loops. 13th London (Kensington) chromed cap badge. This example with the owner's details ?CSM Smith? engraved to the slider GC. 13th London (Kensington) scarce anodised cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine example on slider. 13th New Zealand Infantry WWI Officer?s silver and gilt cap badge. A fine die-cast example by Gaunt,London. Loops VGC 13th (North Canterbury and Westland) formed 1898. 13th Service Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers WW1 formation sign. Good rare red felt triangle with two inch sides. Removed from uniform. Raised at Rhyl 3.9.1914. Went to France December 1915 as part of 38th (Welsh) Division. 13th/18th Royal Hussars cap badge circa 1922-52 by Firmin, London. A good die-cast brass example on slider. 13th/18th Royal Hussars NCO?s badge. Silver wire embroidered cypher on navy ground. 13th/18th Royal Hussars post 1953 Officer's bullion beret badge. A good toned example. 13th/18th Royal Hussars and the 15th/19th King's Royal Hussars amalgamated in December 1992 to form The Light Dragoons. 13th/18th Royal Hussars WW2 slip-on shoulder title Good scarce black embroidered on khaki issue. Tape absent 14/20th Hussars Officer?s scarlet field service cap. A fine and attractive example by Herbert Johnson, 13 Burlington St, London W1. Scarlet curtain, body and peak and crown; the welt of the crown and top of the curtain ornamented with gold braid; the front with two flat gilt metal buttons of regimental pattern. To the left side, embroidered into the body of the cap, a large bullion eagle. The interior with silk lining. Minor service wear, generally VGC. 14th Light Dragoons granted the Prussian Eagle and title ?Duchess of York?s Own? in 1798.14/20th Hussars Officer?s scarlet field service cap. 14/20th Hussars Officer?s scarlet field service cap. A fine scarce example by Herbert Johnson, 13 Burlington St, London W1. Scarlet curtain, body and peak and crown; the welt of the crown and top of the curtain ornamented with gold braid; the front with two flat gilt metal buttons of regimental pattern. To the left side, embroidered into the body of the cap, a large bullion eagle. The interior with silk lining. Minor service wear. 14/20th Hussars scarce OR?s cap badge. Good die-cast Prussian Eagle bearing FR on breast on slider 145th Regiment (DWR) Royal Armoured Corps WW2 pair shoulder strap ribbons, designation Good scarce silk pair of maroon over light blue/lilac. Removed from an album. 148th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. A good scarce example removed from a uniform. Black NM embroidered on green silk rectangle. 148th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. A good scarce example removed from a uniform. Black NM embroidered on green silk rectangle. 148th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. A good scarce example removed from a uniform. Black NM embroidered on green silk rectangle. 148th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 silk embroidered formation sign. Black ?NM? on khaki rectangle. 14th (St.Ives) Bn. Cornwall Home Guard WW2 formation sign. A hand clutching a black sword emerging from a red castellated tower bearing XIV to the centre all printed on a khaki rectangle. Commanded by Lt. Col. P.J. Chellen. 14th Army ( A good example with brass pin fitting to reverse. Famous for its fighting in Burma commanded by Field Marshal Sir Bill Slim. Renamed Malaya Command 1st November 1945. 14th Army WW2 bullion formation sign. A very fine example of the "Forgotten Army" lined with KD and fitted with pin fastener. 14th Australian Light Horse Regiment QMI slouch hat badge circa 1902-12. Die-stamped silvered example on loops. Good condition. 14th Bn (Young Citizens) Royal Irish Rifles WW1 ?Kitchener?s Army? cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Raised in Belfast in September 1914 from Belfast Volunteers. Landed at Boulogne in October 1915.(KK 1153) 14th Bn. Durham Light Infantry WW2 formation sign. Good rare ribbon style green square embroidered with central red vertical line. Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection 14th King's Hussars bi-metal oval cap badge circa 1896-1915. A good example on loops. Slight service wear. 14th King?s Hussars 1915-22 OR?s small pattern cap badge A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. ( KK 774) 14th King?s Hussars OR?s cap badge circa 1915-22 . A good die-stamped brass example on slider 14th King?s Hussars pre 1915 OR?s cap badge. A good example, the loops replaced with lead soldered slider. VGC. (KK 772) 14th Kings Hussars field service cap badge / collar badge. Die-stamped brass WW1 example on loops. Service wear 14th King\'s Hussars brass cap badge circa 1915-22. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 774) 14th/ 20th Hussars Northern Ireland Cyprus Medal Pair. Awarded to 24256187 Tpr A.G.B. Honeyman14/20 H. GC Mounted as originally worn. 14th/20th Hussars Bullion Badge 14th/20th Hussars scarce brass cap badge. Die-cast Prussian eagle with FR on breast; on slider. 14th/20th Hussars silver NCO?s arm badge A scarce example by F & S. HM Birmingham 1924. Most details of eagle heavily polished. Reverse of oval backing plated stamped Firmin, London. 14th/20th King's Hussars Officer?s scarlet peaked forage cap. A good scarce post 1953 scarlet example by Herbert Johnson complete with black and gilt eagle badge, simulated patent leather peak and chinstrap, the latter supported by two flat gilt metal buttons of regimental pattern. Ink name to sweatband. Minor service wear. 15 Indian Corps WW2 formation Badge. Black design of three V?s embroidered on red. GC 15 Indian Corps WW2 formation sign. Black design of three V?s embroidered on red. Good Condition 15/19th King?s Hussars EIIR Officer?s field service cap / beret badge. Bullion embroidered on crimson ground. 15/19th King?s Hussars OR?s cap badge circa 1922-52. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 778) 153rd Gurkha Parachute Battalion rare WW2 cloth bush hat badge. White crossed kukris suspended from a parachute heavily embroidered on light blue rectangle. Some service wear and mothing. 153rd Gurkha Parachute Battalion WW2 cloth bush hat badge. Fine white crossed kukris suspended from a parachute heavily embroidered on light blue felt rectangle. 154th Field Ambulance RAMC WW2 formation sign c1940 Good rare example issued whilst part of 29th Infantry Brigade. Khaki cloth square bearing white felt circle with black over maroon saltire to centre. Ex. Margaret Nobbs Collection 155th Lowland Field Ambulance piper?s glengarry badge. A good cast nickel silver example. Loops to the reverse. GC 15th (48th Toronto Highlanders) Bn. CEF bronze Canadian Scottish WW1 glengarry badge. A good large die-stamped bronze example on loops (Cox 469) Fought on the Western Front 15th (48th Toronto Highlanders) Bn. CEF WW1 glengarry badge. A good scarce large die-stamped bronze example on loops. Cross states this pattern issued only in England to 34th Draft. 15th (Jhelum) Mountain Battery, 25th Indian Mountain Brigade Royal Artillery pagri flash mount, India circa 1927-39. Brass ?15? over ?JHELUM? over ?MTN? on associated vertically halved red and dark blue felt diamond. Integral loops 15th (Kirkee) Fileld Battery Artillery, Auxiliry Forces India (AFI) Inter War Period Pagri Badge. Cast brass 'KIRKEE' on flat loops (one broken) sewn to later RA cloth diamond 15th (Service) Bn. (2nd Birmingham) Royal Warwickshire Regiment 2nd ?Birmingham Pals? WW1 Trio Awarded to 993 A.C. SJT D.M. RODDICK R. WAR R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (L.CPL R. WAR R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (A.C. SJT R. WAR R). Colour Sergeant David M Roddick is confirmed as serving with the 15th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regiment, he landed in France on the 21st November 1915 serving with 15 Platoon D Company. 15th (Service) Bn. (2nd Birmingham) Royal Warwickshire Regiment ?Birmingham Pals? WW1 attributed Cap Badge. A good Kitchener's Army die-stamped bi-metal example on slider, attributed to 993 Sergeant D.M. Roddick . See medal section for biographical details. 15th / 19th Hussars General Service Medal A good example awarded to "19013462 L Cpl Stuart 15/19 H". GC. 15th / 19th Hussars Officer's Cap Badge Silver plate, gilt and blue enamel. Loops. VGC. Reverse impressed "LB & B. Made in England" 15th Hussars Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A scarce example to the regiment. Awarded to H-4239 Pte H Symes 15/Hrs. GC. The 15th Hussars was amalgamated with the 19th Royal Hussars to form the 15th/19th Hussars in 1922. 15th Indian Corps WW2 MID Certificate and formation signs. Good scarce set. Certificate award by Lt Gen Mansergh CB CBE MC the GOC Allied Land Forces Netherlands East Indies concratulating 1799523 Sjt. I. Evans, RA att. IACC on his Mention in Despatches ... together with two 15th Corps locally produced formation signs, removed from uniform 15th Loodianha Sikhs 1903-22 pagri badge. Well cast Crowned quoit ; to the centre, floriated �XV� resting on a scroll inscribed �Loodianha Sikhs� which extends across the base of the quoit. Stout pagri pin to reverse. WM, GC (Cox 2402) 15th Madras Infantry Victorian Field Officer?s Scarlet Tunic. A rare transitional example of the 1880 pattern scarlet tunic. Scarlet melton cloth, with buff facings to the collar and cuffs. The former with a rounded front, edged with gold lace and scrolling bullion decoration. The cuff with Field Officer bullion decoration. The shoulder with a loop of gold bullion cord and Victorian regimental buttons, with a further eight large buttons to the front. The interior with a quilted lining. ... Accompanied by overalls made of a light weight material, dark blue with gold lace, this with a central crimson line. Overall GC bullion and scarlet remains bright, small moth holes to the interior. Slight age wear. 15th/19th King's Royal Hussars OR's bi-metal cap badge circa 1922-52. A fine die-stamped example on slider. Formed on 11 April 1922, from the amalgamation of 15th King's Hussars and 19th Royal Hussars. 162nd Brigade cloth embroidered formation sign. Black felt square with yellow heart bearing black castle. 162nd Brigade embroidered formation sign. A good example removed from a uniform. Black square with yellow heart bearing black castle. 162nd Brigade formation sign. Black square printed with yellow heart bearing black castle. Condition: Removed from uniform. VGC 163rd Infantry OCTU (Artists Rifles) facing pair of WW2 formation signs. White conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva embroidered on green rectangle. Removed from uniform, some moth. 163rd Infantry OCTU (Artists Rifles) WW2 formation sign. Good scarce issue. White conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva embroidered on green rectangle. Removed from uniform 168 (City of Leeds) Squadron ATC Title. A good 1960's period example, worn on the Battledress uniform. 16QL rare early 16th Queen Lancers Brass Shoulder Title. A good scarce example on integral loops 16th (Bedfordshire) Regiment of Foot Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A fine die-stamped rich gilt example on two loops. Within a crowned laurel wreath the Garter, the seeded gilt centre pierced with the numerals ?16?. 16th (Bedfordshire) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example on brass loops North and South. (KK 445) 16th (Irish) Division scarce WW1 cloth formation sign. A fine example comprising a green shamrock embroidered on a khaki disc. Formed September 1914. Served on Western Front from December 1915 until the end of the war. 16th (The Queen?s) Lancers, Officer?s lance cap plate circa 1856-1901 A very fine example. Copper gilt triangular fluted rayed back plate with large silver overlay, comprising the Royal Arms, double crossed lances, title scroll ?Sixteenth Lancers? and thirteen battle honour scrolls from ?Peninsula? to ?Aliwal? and Sobraon?. VGC 16th Bn. Welsh Regiment ?Cardiff Pals? rare WW1 badge. Correct thin die-cast bronze example on loops with little detail to reverse. (KK 1150) 16th (Service) Bn (Cardiff City) raised by Lord Mayor November 1914. Landed in France December 1915; disbanded 7.2.18 in France. 16th DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY pair of shoulder titles Red on dark green embroidered matching pair removed from a battledress Slight moth 16th London The Rangers WW1 Officer\'s field service cap badge Good scarce rather crudely cast blackened brass example on blades; voided centre 16th Polish Armoured Brigade WW2 formation sign. A fine example. Black dragon embroidered on orange felt oval, black paper backing partially absent. Raised in 1940 in Scotland as 16th Polish Tank Brigade 16th Queen's Lancers OR's lance cap plume holder and woollen pompom Red over yellow pompom with central post 1902 brass button. Plume holder and screw posts to reverse. Some service wear. Dusty 16th Queen?s Lancers OR?s lance cap circa 1901-14. A good example. The skull, peak and crown of black patent leather with ornate gilt metal fleur bosses to each corner of the mortar board top. A King?s Crown triangular plate to the front bears battle honours including those of the Boer War. the last being ?South Africa 1900-02?. Lion?s head bosses to each side, support a black leather backed brass chinchain. Woollen cord boss with regimental post 1901 button to centre supports a black horsehair plume mounted in gilt metal plume holder. Leather and waxed cotton lining to the interior, bearing 1911 issue stamp. Complete with yellow mohair cord cap lines (not illustrated). Good condition. The 16th Lancers were the only regiment to crimp their lance pennons; this custom was adopted by the regiment after the Battle of Aliwal, when after the battle, the blood stained pennons dried crimped in the heat of the sun. At the battle, they were commanded by John Rowland Smyth, the regiment capturing 11 pieces of artillery and driving the Sikh infantry completely off the field after three distinct charges. 16th Queen?s Lancers Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on four loops . (KK 779) 16th Queen?s Lancers Victorian OR?s lance cap plate. A good brass example bearing 13 honours up to ?Aliwal?. Two screw posts to reverse. A little service wear GC. 16th The Queen's Lancers cap badge. A good bi-metal example on slider. 16th The Queen?s Lancers OR?s cap badge by Firmin, London. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Worn by 16th/5th Lancers 1922-52 16th The Queen?s Lancers post 1905 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Continued in use by 16th/5th after 1922 amalgamation 16th The Queens Lancers pair of Post 1905 Other Ranks Collar Badges. A good bi-metal pair on loops. 16th/5th Lancers Gulf War Group of Four Medals. Awarded to 24751512 Tpr A.P. Smith 16/5 L. Comprising: Gulf War Medal, with clasp, UN Cyprus Medal, these mounted court style as originally worn. Accompanied by Saudi Liberation of Kuwait Medal and Kuwait Liberation Medal. All with original boxes of issue. GC. 16th/5th Queen\'s Lancers EIIR Cap Badge. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. 17/21 LANCERS cloth embroidered shoulder title. A fine example. White serif letters on black. 17/21st Lancers Badges. Comprising: Anodised collar badges. .... Pair brass shoulder titles. ... cloth shoulder title. GC. 17/21st Lancers General Service Medal Palestine 1945-48 grouping. Awarded to \"21037411 Tpr L. Crocombe 17/21 L.\". Comprising: Defence Medal & GSM Palestine 1945-48. Both medals are loose with pins for wearing. ... Accompanied by a uniform ribbon bar confirming entitlement. ... Box for the GSM. ... Three Dog Tags. ... Cap Badge (Motto). ... 17/21st Pass ... BOAC movement instructs 1948 etc. GC. An interesting and scarce grouping of items.to the Death or Glory Boys. 1798 Davison?s Nile Medal in gilt bronze. A fine and scarce example issued to Petty Officers who were present at the Great Victory on 1st August 1798. The obverse depicts the figure of peace caressing a shield embossed with a portrait of Lord Nelson. The reverse is decorated with a scene of the British Fleet at Aboukir Bay. The edge bears an inscription from Alexander Davison. Top rim bears evidence of suspender, otherwise generally VGC Gilt remains very bright to both sides. The photograph of the obverse shows true colour to gilt on both sides. 17th (Northern) Division WW1 cloth formation sign. Good scarce red felt rectangle embroidered with white dot and dash representing the top of the numerals 17. Removed from uniform. 17th (Northern) Division WW1 cloth formation sign. Good scarce red felt rectangle embroidered with white dot and dash representing the top of the numerals 17. Removed from uniform 17th Australian Infantry Bn. (North Sydney Regt.) brass slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped example on loops 17th Bn. Durham Light Infantry WW2 formation sign. Good rare ribbon style green square embroidered with central diagonal red vertical line. Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection... 17th County of London (Poplar & Stepney) Officer?s cap badge circa 1908-26. Usual cast silvered example on blades. (as KK 1847) 17th County of London (Poplar & Stepney) became Tower Hamlets Rifles in 1926. 17th DCO Lancers (Death or Glory) pair of brass shoulder titles A good pre 1922 pair on hexagonal loops 17th Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers Cap Badge/ Motto A good die-stamped white metal skull and crossed bones on "Or Glory" scroll on slider. 17th Foot (Leicestershire) 1869-78 OR?s shako plate. A brass example comprising laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown. Within the wreath, the Garter; within the Garter, pierced ?17?. Two loops to reverse. Lead repair to reverse of 17th Indian Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce printed black cat on KD rectangle. Raised in Ahmednagar in the spring of 1941 under the command of Major General Smythe VC. Saw much bitter fighting against the Japanese in Burma and Assam and particularly in the Chin Hills and Imphal areas. Crossed the Irrawddy in February 1945 and captured Meiktila which led to the destruction of the Japs in Burma. The black cat was adopted in 1943. 17th Infantry Brigade formation sign. Good scarce yellow arrowhead embroidered on red felt triangle. Removed from uniform. 17th Infantry Brigade pair of embroidered formation signs c1949. Good scarce yellow arrowheads on red triangles. Removed from uniform 17th Lancers NCO?s silver plated arm badge or ?motto?. A fine scarce example on loops. Minor service wear. 17th Lancers pair of Brass Collar Badges. Fine scarce die-stamped pair of "Mottoes" on loops. 17th Lancers Victorian NCO\'s arm badge / motto A rare hollow nickel silver example with flat backing plate bearing two \"breather\" holes. Two loops to reverse. Service wear and dents. 17th Lancers Victorian OR?s lance cap plate. A good brass post 1880 example bearing Royal Arms, skull and crossed bones etc, and six honours ?Alma? ?Inkerman? "Central India? and ?Balaclava? ?Sevastopol? ?South Africa 1879?. Two screw posts to reverse. Bottom right tip at fault otherwise GC. 17th Lancers Victorian OR?s lance cap plate. A good brass post 1880 example bearing six honours ?Alma? ?Inkerman? ?Central India? and ?Balaclava? ?Sevastopol? ?South Africa 1879?. Two screw posts to reverse. Flattened for display purposes. GC 17th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Good rare yellow crowned gun hand embroidered on dark blue felt pennon. Some old moth 17th London (Poplar & Stepney) Officer?s silvered cap badge circa 1908-26 A well cast example on loops. (as KK 1847)1 Redesignated Tower Hamlets Rifles in 1926. 17th Surrey Rifle Volunteers Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1860-77. A good scarce die-stamped blackened example on screw posts. Within a crowned strap ?17th Surrey Rifle Volunteers?, applied silvered Arms of Surrey (shield charged with six martlets). Formed at Godstone 23rd February 1860. Consolidated as a sub-division of 4th Surrey RVC in 1880 which was to be redesignated 2nd VB Queen?s West Surrey Regt. in March 1883. 17th/21st Lancers Officer?s cap badge or ?motto?. A good silver plated example, retaining both long loops. GC slight wear to plating. 18 / W.YORK ?Bradford Pals? WW1 brass shoulder title. A good scarce example with flat loops to reverse. GC (Westlake 889) 18th (Service ) Bn.(2nd Bradford) raised 22nd January 1915 by Lord Mayor and City. 18/62 Field Battery, Royal Artillery scarce pagri flash, India. Brass ?18/62? over ?F? on two flat integral loops, mounted on half red, half dark blue cloth diamond. Fought in support of the Free French Brigade of 7th Armd Div at El Alamein, October 1942-January 1943 1855 Crimean War battle damaged Imperial Russian helmet plate. Rare die-stamped brass relic plate worn on the 1848 pattern helmet. One wing, eagle's head and overlay numerals absent. Old two part ink label to reverse "Balaklava Oct 19th 1855" "Presented by John Thomas Groom to Sir De Lacy Evans". http://www.libraryireland.com/biography/SirDeLacyEvans.php states : General Sir De Lacy Evans, G.C.B., was born at Moig, County of Limerick, in 1787. He entered the 22nd Regiment as ensign in 1807, and served three years in India; afterwards joining the 3rd Light Dragoons, he served with distinction in Spain and Portugal in the campaigns of 1812-'13-'14. He was especially commended by Wellington for his survey of the Pyrenees. Early in 1814, having become brevet Lieutenant-Colonel of the 5th West India Regiment, he was ordered to America. At the battle of Bladensburg, 24th August 1814, he had two horses shot under him. It was he who, at the head of 100 men, acting under orders of General Ross, forced the Capitol at Washington. He also took part in the attack on Baltimore. He was wounded before New Orleans, 8th January 1815, and was sent home. He recovered in time to join Wellington at Quatre Bras, where he had two horses killed under him, and remained on Wellington's staff during the occupation of France. His next military employment was in 1835, when he commanded the British Legion of 10,000 men in Spain, in aid of Queen Isabella against Don Carlos. After his return in 1837 he entered Parliament as member for Westminster ? a seat he held for almost thirty years, until he retired from political life in 1865. During the Crimean war he commanded the second division of the British army as Lieutenant-General, particularly distinguishing himself at the Alma. At Inkerman (5th November 1854) he rose from a sick bed to join his division, refusing to take the honours of the day from General Pennefather, who was in actual command under him. He received the thanks of the House of Commons on his return in February 1855. He was gazetted General in 1861, having already received the grand cross of the Bath and of the Legion of Honour. He resigned his seat in Parliament in 1865, on account of increasing infirmities, and died 9th January 1870, aged 82. 1865 National Artillery Association arm badge. A good and very scarce example of crimson melton cloth embroidered with blue silk padded circlet, ornamented with bullion around the outer edge, inscribed ?National Artillery Association 1865? with bullion padded shield of the Arms of the Board of Ordnance to centre. Reverse retains original paper label ?C.Smith & Sons, 12, Piccadilly. Gold Lacemen to HRH The Prince of Wales?. Some age wear, one or two minor moth holes to outer circlet otherwise GC 1878 pattern Volunteer Officer\'s Home Service helmet spike and cruxiform base. A fine scarce silvered example, the spike unscrews from the base which is secured to a helmet with three of four rose head screw posts. Back section of the base complete with hook to secure the chinchain in the upright position. Tarnished otherwise fine. 1878 Rifle Volunteer / Militia carte de visite. Photograher WG Lewis of Bath. Ink name to reverse "J.C. Godwin" Condition: Slight fading, GC 1882 Middlesex Rifle Volunteer large bullion prize badge, Some service wear and stitching faults. 1888 Surrey County Rifle Championship Prize Badge. A scarce padded scarlet and bullion prize badge. GC. This style of badge are often seen on the uniforms of members of the county volunteer Battalions. 1899 Boer War Other Rank?s Foreign Service Helmet. An extremely rare example of the Other Rank?s pattern, the interior with leather sweatband and clear WD 1899 issue stamp. There appears to be no damage to the cork shell, although the helmet is slightly squeezed. The Khaki exterior now with white finish and fitted with brass rosettes, which support and leather backed chin chain. Helmet plate has been fitted to the front. 18th (Wickhambrook) Suffolk Rifle Volunteers Victorian waist belt clasp circa 1860-70. A fine rare blackened example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?Wickhambrook District Rifle Corps?; seeded centre bearing crowned strung bugle with ?18? between the cords and ?Suffolk? below. Plain ends. Formed 22nd October, 1860 at Wickhambrook; disbanded 1870. 18th Bn WW1 CEF cap badge. Maple leaf design ,on loops. Good condition. 18th Division scarce WW2 printed formation sign. Black stylised windmill blades printed on yellow square.Old tape to reverse Comprised Territorials from Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire most of whom were captured by the Japanese in February 1942 at the fall of Singapore. 18th Hussars Early Issue three clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?3263 Corpl E.W. Lundy 18/Hrs? bearing the clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Laing?s Nek?. GC. Engraved style naming, with ghost dates to the reverse. GC Clasp entitlement confirmed. 18th Hussars Officer's Collar Badges. One plated, the other 1910 hallmarked silver by J & Co. Both on loops 18th Hussars Post 1901 Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two die-stamped white metal examples on loops, appear worn as a pair. 18th Infantry Brigade cloth formation sign. Good scarce white crossed kukri and bayonet embroidered on red rectangle. 18th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Good scarce silk embroidered blue rectangle with white saltire bearing red RA flaming grenade to centre. Removed from uniform. 18th London Irish Rifles OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. Minor service wear. (KK 1848) 18th QMO Hussars OR\'s cap badge CIRCA 1911-22. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. (KK 788) 18th Queen Mary?s Own Hussars Officer?s Mameluke sword circa 1911-22. A fine rare example, the curved unfullered blade with etched decoration depicting \"18\" within a Crowned strap, battle honours to South Africa 1899-1902 and a Crowned GvR Cypher. Fine gilt cross guard bearing silver applied silver regimental device incorporating XVIII. Two piece plain ivory grip with gilt floral head patteri. Housed in original brass scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. Minor service wear. Raised on 23rd February 1858 as 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons, redesignated Hussars in 1861. 1st November 1910 granted title Queen Mary?s Own. Amalgamated with 13th Hussars in April 1922 19 / LANCERS (Indian Army) cast white metal shoulder title. A scarce example of 19th Lancers (Fane?s Horse) on long loops. GC 19 / VR / MIDDLESEX scarce blackened brass shoulder title. A good example on tree loops. 37th Mx RVC renumbered 19th (Bloomsbury) in 1880; merged with 1st Mx. RV to become 9th Bn. London Regt. (Queen Victoria?s) in 1908 19 General Hospital RAMC cloth formation sign. Good scarce khaki shield embroidered with Arms of Bath. 1902 Metropolitan Police Edward VII Coronation Medal. Good example issued to P.C. A. SIMS complete on length of ribbon. 1911 Dated 1908 Webbing Side Bag. WW1 Pattern A rare pre Great War issued example. The underflap with clear 1911 issue date and also stamped 1W. This pattern without lower buckles. 1914 Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps silver award. A fine and scarce heavy silver example by F & S bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1926. Design follows that of the unit?s cap badge viz. a shield diagonally divided, above, the stern of the ship ?Desire?; below, a Sea Lion. The shield surrounded with roped motto scroll ?Desire the Right?. Stout pin to reverse which bears the legend ?Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps 1914? and is engraved with the recipient?s name ?Pte. T. McKay?. VGC Formed in 1892 upon the disbandment of the Falkland Islands Garrison Company of Royal Marines; mobilised 1st November 1914; disbanded in 1919; reformed as Falkland Islands Defence Force in 1920. 1914 Princess Mary Gift Tin and contents. A good example Complete with cigarette packet (11 present), Tabacco (side split contents present) and 1914 Christmas Card. Tin with no splits . Retains some of the gilt finish. GC. 1914 Reigate & Redhill District VTC WW1 Surrey lapel / mufti badge Circular enamelled example on buttonhole fitting. Dull 1914 Tyneside Scottish scarce 1st pattern glengarry badge Die-stamped white metal. Loops. Very good condition. (KK 1135) 1914 Tyneside Scottish scarce 1st pattern glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on replacement loops. (KK 1135) 1914 Tyneside Scottish scarce 1st pattern glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example, brooched. (KK 1135) 1914-18 Hungarian Red Cross badge. A fine scarce pinback example comprising a gilt edged white enamel oval badge bearing translucent red enamel Geneva Cross surmounted by the Holy Crown of St.Stephen in gilt highlighted with green and black enamels. 1914-18 Hungarian Red Cross badge. A fine scarce pinback example comprising a gilt edged white enamel oval badge bearing translucent red enamel Geneva Cross surmounted by the Holy Crown of St.Stephen in gilt highlighted with green and black enamels. 1914/15 Star, Medal. This example of the 1914/15 Star has been skimmed (name erased) a number of years ago and has a very good colour, which matches the obverse. Retaining original ribbon (worn) and remains mounted onto an original Trio Bar. An excellent gap filler. 1915 dated WW1 1914 Leather Equipment Large Pack. A very rare good example of the 1914 pattern large pack. Complete with all brass buckles and both leather straps to the flap (one with small cut). The rear with leather tangs. To the flap faint details of the original owner, indicating Royal Artillery issue. The interior with makers stamp and date 1915. Some service and age wear, leather remains supple. 1915 On War Service Gilt & Enamel Lapel Badge. A good example, with buttonhole fitting to the reverse. GC 1915 Volunteer Traing Corps WW1 VTC Cap Badge A fine scarce die-cast brass example on loops. 1916 Dated WW1 1908 Webbing Equipment Large Pack. A very good example, in near unused condition. clear stamp to the inside f the flap for the Mills Equipment Company 1916. VGC. 1917 WD Publication "Prevention of Espionage and Leakage of Information." Published by 3rd S & M Field Press 20th April 1917. Condition: Slight wear 1918 Royal Air Force Medical Branch RAF collar badge. A scarce die-stamped brass example based on the RAMC cap badge. Loops. AMWO 1217/18 of 10th October 1918 introduced this pattern which was shortly superseded by the usual winged pattern still in use today. 1918 WRAF Womens Royal Air Force 1st pattern Cap Badge. A rare and very good example of the pattern of badge introduced on the formation of the WRAF in 1918. This padded example retains the black wax cotton backing. 1918 WRAF Womens Royal Air Force 1st pattern Cap Badge. A rare and very good example of the pattern of badge introduced on the formation of the WRAF in 1918. This padded example retains the black wax cotton backing. GC 1918 WRAF Womens Royal Air Force Rare Shoulder Title. A rare example white cotton embroidery, onto black. VGC. This title was introduced in April 1918 and was worn in conjunction with the white embroidered eagle. In February 1919 orders were issued abolishing the WRAF title. 1918 WW1 2/4th Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 1902 Pattern Tunic. A good and rare Other Ranks example, regulation pattern of khaki cloth, with double pleat to the collar (correct for the pattern). Complete with brass shoulder titles and General Service pattern buttons. Each shoulder with a red circle 1 1/2 inch diameter, this indicating the 2/4th Bn Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. To the left cuff and Good Conduct chevron and to the right two overseas service chevrons in blue. The interior retains part of the paper issue label which shows the date 1918. The tunic is with some mothing see photographs, but remains in good clean condition. The 2/4th Bn was raised in Oxford in 1914, but did not land in France until January 1916. 1919 North Russia Expedition Attributed Cloth Formation Badge. This badge was worn by Private Hugh Osmond. White felt Polar Star mounted onto blue backing. See Medal section for biographical details of Pte Osmond. 1919 North Russia Expedition Attributed Cloth Formation Badge. This badge was worn by Private Hugh Osmond. White felt Polar Star mounted onto blue backing. Private Hugh Osmond was born on the 9th October 1900 and on the 12th February Volunteered for service with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. He transferred to the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment on the 13th February 1919 and on the 12th May 1919 embarked for Archangel on HMT Gyain. Surviving the campaign he returned to the UK and was discharged on the 31st March 1921 1919 North Russia Expedition Red Russian Soviet Propaganda Leaflets / Posters These two Red Russian leaflets were "picked up" by Private Hugh Osmond of the Gloucestershire Regiment. They are telling Allied Soldiers both British and American to turn on there Officers and go home. Fragile condition. See Medal section for biographical details of Pte Osmond. 1925 Military Manoeuvres Commission Armband A rare example, white wool material with gold bullion and coloured silk embroidery. GC small amount of age wear. 1927 HM Dockyard Davenport Imperial Service Medal This George V example was awarded to \"Alfred Thomas Cavill\". Retains original ribbon and pin fitting as worn and contained in original box of issue. GC. London Gazette 15th July 1927. 1929-45 Star, Pacific (with Burma bar), Defence, War Medal and pre war GSM Palestine Miniature Medals 1930s WW2 RAF Observer's Brevet. A good padded example, retaining black paper backing. Has been worn GC 1930\'s WW2 RAF Pilots Knee Pad. A scarce alloy example, with provision for rolling paper and accommodation for pencil. With circle issue stamp. Retaining original leg straps. Has been used. GC. 1932 Braunschweig early German NSDAP say badge / A scarce die-stamped brass plated example by R. W?cht u. Lange. Mittweida SA/ Text "Reichstags-Wahl 6. nov. 1032. Braunscheig" and bearing swastika. Head and shoulders of SA Brownshirt stormtrooper. Pin back. Very good condition 1936 Fire Brigade Silver Long Service Medal A good example of the Association of Professional Fire Brigade Officer\'s Long Service Medal, bearing Birmingham Hallmarks. Awarded to \"Fireman H.V. Norris 1936\". Retaining original ribbon. Complete with velvet lined leather case. GC 1937 George VI Coronation Medal. A good example mounted as originally worn as a single medal. GC. 1937 German Third Reich Internationaler Segulflug-Wettbewerb pressed tinnie badge. A good example with pin fitting. 1938 RAF Observer Corps sealed pattern brassard / armlet / armband. A fine rare dark blue and white vertically striped example embroidered with OBSERVER CORPS in red sans serif letters. Chrome buckle to reverse. Attached to blue label with red wax seal impressed with Royal Arms and "Aeronautical Inspection Directorate". Label dated 9.5.1938 Observer Corps established on 29 October 1925 under command of county police forces. 1929 became under the control of the Air Ministry. For their outstanding service during the Battle of Britain , in April 1941 HM King George VI destowed the title "Royal". 1938-1941 Air Defence Cadet Corps Button. A good example of the ADCC chrome button. Complete with shank. VGC. The ADDC 1938 to 1941 was the for runner of the Air Training Corps. 1938-1941 Air Defence Cadet Corps Button. A good example of the ADCC chrome button. Complete with shank. VGC. The ADDC 1938 to 1941 was the for runner of the Air Training Corps. 1939 WW2 Paddington Air Raid Warden Armband & Certificate. A rare early example of yellow cloth with black stenciled stamping. Complete with Metropolitan Borough of Paddington Certificate awarded to Capt G.L.T. Eaton MC on completion of the Warden's Refresher course. November 15th 1939. Near VGC, Captain Eaton MC served with the South Staffordshire Regiment during WW1. 1940 WD Publication ?Notes on the German Army? Published December 1940. Includes a large number of photographic illustrations, plus colour illustrations of uniform and insignia. Condition: VGC 1942 Cambridge Regiment rare WW2 sealed Pattern Plastic Economy Cap Badge A fine example on blades attached to Chief Inspectorate of Clothing pattern board dated 30-12-42. Reverse bearind red wax seal. 1942 Reconnaissance Corps / 6th Bn East Surrey Regiment Casualty Medal. A good example of the Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) awarded to ?6138136 Cpl E.A. Coulson 6-E. Surr R? GC. Sergeant Edward Albert Coulson died on the 4th January 1942 whilst serving with the 4th Bn Reconnaissance Corps. He was buried at the Aldershot Military Cemetery. 1944 dated WW2 Royal West African Frontier Force RAOC Bush Hat. A good felt example by Failsworth Hats Ltdof green felt, with single tape pagri. Retaining RWAFF insignia of a green triangle over Ordnance red blue red bar; plain turned up brim. The interior retains leather sweatband with clear 1944 date stamp. 1945 dated polished steel mirror A good example by LSL with WD arrow example in green cloth case 1947-53 Royal Australian EME Officers Silvered & Gilt Cap Badge by Luke. A good bright example on loops, reverse embossed Luke Melb. 1950's Air Race board game. Board only. Slight wear. Condition: GC 1958 De Havilland Comet Report on Tests with Thrust Reverse Installation. complemented with photographic illustrations. Condition: GC 1960s British United Airways Crew Members Flying Logbook. An interesting logbook recording the flights of Gwendolin McCutcheon, who flew with the airline out of Gatwick Airport in 1965/66. Flying in BAC 111 and Viscount on European routes including Berlin, Palma, Amsterdam etc. Also a number of remarks including Hit by Lightning on a flight from Guiesloh to Gatwick April 1966. GC. 1970?s Period RAF Air Electronics Operators Brevet. The style of this bevet would indicate 1960?s, 1970?s period example. Padded with black backing cloth GC. 1970?s Period RAF Air Electronics Operators Brevet. The style of this bevet would indicate 1960?s, 1970?s period example. Padded with black backing cloth 1977 EIIR Jubilee Medal. Retaining half the fitted case. Toned otherwise VGC 1977 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal & Box. A very good example complete with original box of issue. VGC 1977 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal & Box. A very good example complete with original box of issue. VGC 1983 Hong Kong Police Cap. This example retaining original chrome and blue enamel badge. The interior with Chiu Kee Cap maker label dated 1983. Overall GC. 1990 Gulf War Civilian GCHQ Operative Medal. 1990 Gulf War Civilian GCHQ Operative Medal. A scarce example awarded to a civilian "K.W. Ellis". VGC Complete with box of issue and wax paper wrapping. Information supplied with the medal indicated that Mr Ellis was a former Leading R.O. Royal Navy and during the Gulf War served with GCHQ, detachment Cyprus. 19th (1st York, North Riding) PWO Regiment of Foot, Victorian Officer's tunic button circa 1855-81 by Smith & Son A gilt example by C. Smith & Son 5 New Burlington St London. Gilt worn 19th (Niagra) (Howitzer) Medium Battery Royal Artillery pagri flash circa 1938-40. A good scarce example. Brass ?19? over ?NIAGRA? over ?M? on two flat integral loops, mounted on half red, half dark blue cloth diamond. Has ben worn 19th (St Pancras) Bn London Regiment pair of post 1908 OSD collar badges. A good die-cast bronze pair on loops. 19th (St Pancras) London WW1 cap badge and pair of shoulder titles Splendid set. Cap die-stamped on slider by F.N. B'ham ... pair of titles each on three loops 19th Alberta Armoured Car Regiment cloth \"formation sign\" circa 1946-49 A scarce cloth example. Green felt outline of an armoured car on a maroon backing; the wheels etc picked out in embroidery, the centre bearing gold yellow embroidered ?19?. 19th Bloomsbury Rifles Victorian field service cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal Guelphic crown issue on loops 19th Bn. London Regiment (St. Pancras) OR\'s brass cap badgecirca 1908-35. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. HQ 76, High Street, Camden Town. Adopted Royal Engineers insignia in 1935. 19th Century continental fine gilt badge. Fixing: 4 loops Condition: VGC 19th Century Salopian / Shropshire Yeomanry Officer's Sabretache Sling Billets. A rare set of three fire gilt buckles mounted with silvered Leopard heads (Loggerheads). Minor wear, generally VGC 19th Century Salopian / Shropshire Yeomanry Officer\'s Sword Sling Billets. A rare pair, fire gilt buckles mounted with silvered Leopard heads (Loggerheads). Minor wear, generally VGC 19th Hussars NCO?s silver arm badge. A good solid unmarked silver example. Pin fitting and now fitted with safety chain GC The Elephant was borne in commemoration of the distinguished services of the old 19th Light Dragoons in India.Brooch 19th Hussars pre 1922 pagri badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on replacement loops. painted silver many years ago. 19th Hussars very rare ?double scroll? elephant cap badge. A fine OR?s 1902-09 white metal example on loops. (KK 790) 19th Hussars Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1898-1902. 19th King George?s Own Lancers brass cap badge. A good example made by Firmin of London. Original fittings, now replaced with a pin fitting GC. 19th Princess of Wales's Own Hussars OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1898-1902. A good scarce die-stamped ?Single scroll elephant? example on loops. (KK 789) The Elephant was borne in commemoration of the distinguished services in India. 19th Princess of Wales\'s Own Hussars OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1898-1902. A good scarce die-stamped ?Single scroll elephant? example on loops. (KK 789) The Elephant was borne in commemoration of the distinguished services of the old 19th Light Dragoons in India. Depot at Canterbury. 19th PWO Hussars scarce white metal pagri badge. A good die-stamped elephant on loops. The Elephant was borne in commemoration of the distinguished services of the old 19th Light Dragoons in India. 19th Surrey Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR's shako plate. A good blackened brass example . Fixing: Horizontal loops Condition: Generally VGC 19th Surrey Rifles Sergeant?s Victorian pouch belt plate. A good brass example with three screw posts to reverse. Tip of Crown AF 1nd Bn Bedfordshire Regiment 1914 Star & British War Medal. Awarded to \"6759 Pte. J.T. Mingay 2/Bedf R\" Comprising 1914 Star, British War Medal. Medals polished. Private John T Mingay landed in France with the 2nd Bn on the 6th October 1914. He was discharged and received the Silver War Badge. 1sr Bn. Queen\'s Royal West Kent Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce White Horse of Kent on INVICTA scroll printed on navy triangle. BD backing. Removed from uniform. Adopted early 1945 1st (Althorpe) Northamptonshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1859. A good scarce die-stamped silvered example on screw posts. Within a strap inscribed ?1st Northamptonshire Rifle Volunteers? encircling a shield charged with crossed keys, a cross-crosslet between each of the angles. Slight service wear. Formed at Althorpe 29th August 1859 from the tennants of Earl Spencer\'s estate with The Earl, Officer Commanding. 1st (Camberley) Bn. Surrey Home Guard WW2 designation and title White painted HOME GUARD title with two part (sewn together) SY 1 dark blue printed on khaki designation. Removed from uniform, a little service wear 1st (Camberley) Bn. Surrey Home Guard WW2 designation and title White painted HOME GUARD title with two part (sewn together) SY 1 dark blue printed on khaki designation. Removed from uniform, a little service wear 1st (City of Bristol) Gloucestershire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s green cloth helmet circa 1881-83. A fine and rare example of the dark green cloth Home Service Pattern helmet complete with blackened metal cross piece, spike and rose head bosses with support a blackened ?roped? link chinchain (some links absent, backing cloth absent). To the front, a crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; to the centre, the Arms of Bristol within a circlet inscribed ?1 Glos City of Bristol RV?. Retains cream silk topped leather sweatband to the interior. A little service wear but overall in very good condition. Became 1st (City of Bristol) VB Gloucestershire Regiment by General Order 63 of May 1883. 1st (City of London Volunteer Rifle Brigade), Victorian Officer's post 1874 pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped unmarked silver example on two screw posts.. HQ. 8 Great Winchester Street. In 1908 became the 5th (City of London Battalion) The London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade). 1st (City of London) Bn Royal Fusiliers Memorial Plaque This example is named to Herbert John Titchmarsh. GC Private Herbert John Titchmarsh was Killed in Action on the 3rd May 1917. He was awarded the British War Medal & Victory Medal 1st (Exeter & South Devon) Rifle Volunteers Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1859-1901. A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example on two screw posts. Within a crowned oval strap inscribed ?Exeter & South Devon?, ?1st Volunteer Rifles 1852?; below the strap, an ornate scroll inscribed ?Semper fidelis?. Originally raised in May 1852, accepted by Horse Guards 23rd September 1959 as 1st Devonshire Rifle Volunteers (Exeter and South Devon). Became 1st VB Devonshire Regiment on 1st November 1885 and the plate continued in use. 1st (Hexham) VB Northumberland Fusiliers Officer?s grey cloth helmet circa 1893-1901. A fine and rare Victorian example of the light grey cloth Home Service Pattern helmet by Hobson & sons, London, complete with lightly blackened silvered metal cross piece, spike and rose bosses. To the front, an eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, within a laurel wreath, the Garter with St.George and the Dragon on a field of black velvet to centre. Below the Garter, a double scroll inscribed ?The Northumberland Fusiliers 1st Volunteer Battalion?. The interior with leather sweatband. Complete with a silvered interlinked leather backed chin chain . Central backstrap rivet absent, minor service wear otherwise generally VGC 1st (Taunton) VB Somerset Light Infantry pre 1908 collar badge. A good die-stampe white metal example on loops 1st (Winchester) VB Hampshire Regiment cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good die-stamped brass example on toned loops. Tiger and Rose within a laurel wreath with ?Hampshire? scroll across the base; but with additional scroll below inscribed ?1st Volr. Battn.? 1st / 4th Bn Hampshire Regiment 1918 Casualty Trio Medal Group Awarded to ?4-2284 Pte. T. Hayes Hamps R?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose complete with original ribbons. GC Private Thomas Hayes died at the age of 21 on the 2nd October 1918, he remembered with Honour at the Kirkee Memorial. The CWGC Roll shows the number 200397. The MIC confirms both numbers issued to Pte Hayes. He landed at Hedjaz on the 18th October 1915. 1st Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge circa 1860-84. A fine die-stamped OR?s brass example. St. Andrew and Cross within an oval inscribed ?Nemo me impune lacessit? set within a thistle wreath. Two loops to reverse. GC See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 214 1st Admin Bn Aberdeen Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge A Scarce white metal example. Retaining booth loops Good Condition. 1st Argyll Highland Rifle Volunteers Victorian glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example of Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders pattern but with circlet inscribed ?1st Argyll Highland Rifle Volunteers?. Two loops to reverse. VGC 1st Armoured Division cloth formation sign. A White charging rhino embroidered on black oval. Moth hole at 10 o?clock. Stuck on old card with potted history of the Division 1st Australian Volunteer Horse slouch badge circa 1897-1903. A fine rare die-stamped gilt metal example on loops with small ring at the top.. NSW shield bearing crossed rifle and sword; kangaroo and emu supporters with waratah bearing ?1? on ?Australian Horse? scroll between their heads. 1st Birmingham Battalion R. Warwickshire (Birmingham Pals) OR?s cap badge. A fine scarce "Kitchener's Army" die-stamped bi-metal example retaining original slider. (KK.139). Very good condition Worn 1914-19 by the 14th Service Bn. R. Warwickshire Regt. 1st Bn 13th (Kensington) London Regiment 1918 Casualty Group. Awarded to 495719 Private Harry Welch. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte 13-Lond R?, Bronze Memorial Plaque ?Harry Welch? GC. Private Harry Welch a native of Camberwell London died during the German Spring Offensive on the 25th March 1918 and is commemorated on the Arras Memorial. He was awarded the BWM & VM only 1st Bn Bedfordshire Regiment India General Service Medal 1895 Awarded to ?3678 Pte C.H. Makeham 1st Bn Bedford Regt? bearing the clasp ?Relief of Chitral? GC. 1st Bn Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry Brothers India General Service 1895 Medals. A scarce family grouping, awarded to brothers who served together with the DCLI during the Tirah Campaign 1897. Comprising: India General Service Medal two clasps ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?, ?Tirah 1897-98?, :?4800 Pte P Tait 1/ D.C.L.I? GC Second group an identical India General Service Medal with clasps ?3100 Lce Cpl C Tait 1/D.C.L.I.?, British War Medal ?22175 Sjt C.W. Tait Bedf R? (Confirmed BWM only issued). Second group medals loose. Overall GC, both IGS suspension slack and named in unique DCLI style. Private 4800 Edward P Tait was born in 1880 and enlisted in 1895, originally posted to the 2nd Battalion. His brother 3100 Lance Corporal C Tait was born four years earlier in 1876. He reenlisted into the army joining the Bedfordshire Regiment on the 7th June 1915. His medal index card confirms the issue of the BWM Only. He was also awarded a Silver War Badge on discharge on the 18th September 1918. The Roll confirms his name as Charles Walter and his age is given as 42 years which confirms this as Pte C Tait formerly of the DCLI. The 1881 British Census also confirms their full names and shows them living at the 30th Brigade Depot, with their father Corporal Charles Tait of the 10th Regiment. 1st Bn Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Casualty India General Service Medal 1854-95. Awarded to ?2103 Pte W. Lowe 1st Bn DCL Infty? bearing the clasp ?Burma 1889-92?. Near VGC Private William Lowe is confirmed as serving with A Company 1st Bn during the Wuntho Field Force Expedition. He was reported in the regimental Journal May 1891 as dying at Mandalay from heat apoplexy on the 14th May. 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment North Russia 1919 Medal Groupping. A very rare grouping of items of 55349 Private Hugh Osmond who at the age of 14 years enlisted into the Training Reserve of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment on the 12th February 1914. When came of age he transferred to the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment and embarked for North Russia. Comprising: British War Medal & Victory Medal (PTE GLOUC R) Personal ID Dog Tags Soldiers Pay Book this having the will page filled out. Several Discharge Certificates. SEE OTHER LISTINGS FOR ASSOCIATED BADGES ETC. Private Hugh Osmond was born on the 9th October 1900 and on the 12th February Volunteered for service with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. He transferred to the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment on the 13th February 1919 and on the 12th May 1919 embarked for Archangel on HMT Gyain. Surviving the campaign he returned to the UK and was discharged on the 31st March 1921 A few pages from a diary describing the sailing to Russia. 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment North Russia 1919 Medal Groupping. A very rare grouping of items of 55349 Private Hugh Osmond who at the age of 14 years enlisted into the Training Reserve of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment on the 12th February 1914. When came of age he transferred to the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment and embarked for North Russia. Comprising: British War Medal & Victory Medal (PTE GLOUC R) Personal ID Dog Tags Soldiers Pay Book this having the will page filled out. Several Discharge Certificates. Private Hugh Osmond was born on the 9th October 1900 and on the 12th February Volunteered for service with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. He transferred to the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment on the 13th February 1919 and on the 12th May 1919 embarked for Archangel on HMT Gyain. Surviving the campaign he returned to the UK and was discharged on the 31st March 1921 A few pages from a diary describing the sailing to Russia. 1st Bn Gordon Highlanders, 2nd Bde, 51st Highland Din WW2 combination formation sign, Good scarce example 1st Bn Hampshire Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp ?Burma 1887-89? Awarded to ?1394 Pte W.G. Smith 1st Bn Hamps R? Near VGC, suspension a little slack 1st Bn Herefordshire Regiment post 1902 Officer?s Home Service Pattern helmet A fine and rare example with gilt fittings and leather backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt metal crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the centre, silver Arms of Hereford on a field of black velvet; mounted on the base of the wreath a silver scroll inscribed ?1st Bn Herefordshire Regt?. Retains leather sweatband with crimson silk edging. Gilt to the helmet plate remains very bright, gilt furniture, slightly dulled. Slight moth damage to cloth around left rosette. 1st Bn King?s Royal Rifle Corps two clasp 1854 India General Service Medal. A fine example awarded to ?3343 Pte R Wakeman 1st Bn K.R.Rif.C? bearing the clasps ?Hazara 1891?, ?Samana 1891?. 1st Bn King?s Shropshire Light Infantry Korea War Pair of Medals. Awarded to 22506538 Pte B Leeming KSLI. Comprising: Queen?s Korea Medal, UN Korea Medal (file marks to edge). Mounted court style for display. GC. The 1st Bn KSLI landed in Korea during May 1951 1st Bn Northamptonshire Regiment 1915 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Jack Anker GC. Believed to be a unique name Private Jack Anker a native of Chesterfield Derbyshire was Killed in Action with the 1st Bn on the 9th May 1915. On this day the 1st Bn was ordered to go over the top at Aubers, their trench only 80 yards from the German line. Heavy machine-gun fire cut them down even on their own ladders and parapet steps, but the men continued to press forward as ordered 1st Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Ephraim Shortman? for his country. GC Unique name. Private Ephraim Shortman was born in Bristol and embarked with the OX & Bucks and landed at Hedjaz on the 5th December 1914. He died on the 31st March 1916 1st Bn Royal Welsh Fusiliers 1914 Star Casualty Medal. Awarded to 6253 PTE M WILLIAMS 1/R.W.FUS Private Morris Williams a miner by trade enlisted in September 1914 having previously served with the Welsh Regiment. He landed in France on the 11th August 1914 and was Killed in Action on the 9th March 1915. 1st Bn Royal Welsh Fusiliers India General Service Medal, ?Hazara 1891?. Awarded to ?776 Corporl J.H. Barlow 1st Bn R.W.Fus.? Near VGC 1st Bn Royal West Kent Regiment Egypt Medal. A dated example awarded to 1288 Lce Corpl W Murphy 1 R. W. Kent , bearing the clasp The Nile 1884-85. Contact marks, these heavy to the edge. 1st Bn Royal West Kent Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?, A good example awarded to ?2439 Lce Corpl C Newman 1st Bn R.W. Kent Regt?. Near VGC Corporal Charles Newman enlisted into the Royal West Kent Regiment at the age of 15 years as a Boy on the 11th December 1888. He was appointed a Drummer in 1890 and Lance Corporal 1896 and promotion to Corporal 1898. He saw service in Gibraltar, Malta and India. He did not service in South Africa during the Boer War. He was discharged in December 1901. 1st Bn Scots Guards Khedive Star 1882 This example with stamping to the reverse S.Gds 5241. GC fitted with an old replacement suspension ring. GC. Attributed to 5241 Private W.J. Campbell of the 1st Bn. 1st Bn South Staffordshire Regiment Chindit General Service Medal A good example awarded to 3596428 Pte J. Long S. Staff R. GC. The 1st Bn South Staffordshire Regiment was posted to Palestine in 1938. During the Second World War the Battalion fought in the Far East as Chindits. It is not confirmed that Pte Long was a Chindit. 1st Bn Welch Regiment Egypt Pair of Medals. Awarded to \"1498 Pte S Barnett 1/Welch R.\" Comprising: Egypt Medal (undated), Khedive Star \"WE1 1498\" (Impressed to reverse) Some contact wear GC. The medals are accompanied by original uniform ribbon bar, 2 x original ribbon and a leather wallet used to store the medals. 1st Bn. Duke of Wellington?s Regiment cloth pagri badge. Red vertical rectangle bearing white heavily embroidered ?D.W? Has been worn, corners slightly A/F. 1st Bn. Duke of Wellington’s West Riding Regiment cloth pagri badge. Good scarce heavily embroidered D.W og scarlet felt rectangle. Removed from pagri, service wear 1st Bn. East Surrey Regiment cloth formation sign Good yellow six pointed star embroidered on black square. Removed from uniform 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards 1933 Fencing badge A good red on black embroidered example 1st Bn. King?s Liverpool Regiment scarce unofficial cap badge by JR Gaunt London.. A good die-stamped bi-metal example worn prior to 1926 cap badge. Pattern as the per the post 1926 cap badge but lacks apostrophe and has different style of torse. Gaunt named slider, reverse of horse bears JR Gaunt London plaque See MHS Bulletin Vol. 5, No. 18 1st Bn. Somerset Rifle Volunteers 1860?s Victorian Officer\'s or senior NCO?s shako plate. A fine scarce die-stamped silvered example on loops. Crowned multi pointed star bearing circlet inscribed ?1st Battn. Somersetshire R.V.?; strung bugle to seeded centre. 1st Bn. South Lancashire Regiment WW2 regimental cloth formation sign. Good scarce worn woven rectangle in red, yellow and blue adopted late 1940. Remains of black paper backing. 1st Bn. Vickers Armstrong Home Guard WW2 brass cap badge. A good scarce cast example on loops. See 33 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. 1st Bristol Volunteer Regiment Bronze Shoulder Title. Complete with all loops and backing plate. 1st Bucks Bn 48th Division WW2 combination formation sign Good scarce example with minor service wear. 1st Bucks Rifle Volunteer Corps slouch hat badge circa 1902-08. A nOR?s brass example, originally blackened, on two replacement loops. Within a Crowned circlet inscribed ?1st Bucks Rifle Volunteer Corps?, the Swan of the ducal house of Buckingham. 1st Canadian Field Ambulance scarce WW1 CEF bronzed shoulder title A good scarce example complete with backing plate. Formed 6th August, 1914. 1st Canadian Tank Battalion CEF scarce WWI cap badge. 1st Canadian Tank Battalion CEF scarce WWI cap badge. Good die-stamped bronze example om flat style loops. Formed in June 1918 and took part in the advance from the Somme. 1st Cornwall Artillery Volunteers Victorian OR?s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example, retaining three loops to the reverse. GC 1st Corps Royal Signals WW2 printed formation sign Fine scarce issue. White spearhead on blue diamond. 1st County of London (Middlesex) Yeomanry WWI bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example. Slider to reverse. VGC 1st County of London Yeomanry MGC Territorial Efficiency Medal This George V example was awarded to 2339 Sjt J.H. Walmsley 1-Co. of Lond Y. Good Condition. J.H. Walmsley was commissioned into the 3rd County of London Yeomanry 1st July 1917, and was employed with the MGC 1st Czechoslovak Independent Armoured Brigade Group WW2 cloth embroidered formation sign circa 1943-45. Good scarce white felt cloth with blue shield bearing red cross and Czech Lion. Formed 1.9.1943, landed in Normandy in 1944. 1st Division Royal Army Service Corps WW2 formation sign. Good scarce printed example 1st Division Royal Artillery WW2 facing pair of formation signs. Removed from uniform. Good condition 1st Durham Engineer Volunteers OR?s button. A good white metal example by E.Stillwell & Son, London. VGC Complete with shank 1st Durham Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1862-80. A fine scarce die-stamped silvered example . Within a crowned strap ?1st Durham Rifle Volunteer Corps?; a strung bugle mounted on backing plate. Three screw posts to reverse. VGC 1st Field Hygiene Company RAMC formation sign Good scarce white edged embroidered maroon shield charged with yellow V section bearing green apple. 1st Foot Crimean ?Albert? pattern shako plate. A scarce OR?s excavated gilt metal example of the pattern worn 1844-55. Crowned raised circular wreath, half of oak, half of laurel; within the wreath on a lined ground, the numeral ?1? . Two wires to reverse in place of the original lead soldered iron loops. Spots of verdigris, several lead soldered repairs to reverse since excavation, gilt wash overall. 1st Gulf War Period US American Air Force ?Goolie Chit? A good example, showing the US Flag and gives a friendly message in various languages, including Arab and European. Remains in clean condition VGC 1st Gurkha Rifles Officer's red Cord Boss with badge. A good scarce example with screw post to reverse. The badge of Prince of Wales?s plumes on crossed kukris, ?1? over strung bugle between the handles. A little service wear. 1st Gurkha Rifles Officer?s red cord boss bearing silver badge. A good scarce example on screw post. Badge of Prince of Wales?s plumes on crossed kukris, ?1? over strung bugle between the handles. Minor service wear. 1st Gurkha Rifles white metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped crossed kukris surmounted by Prince of Wales's plumes; ?1? over strung bugle between the kukris grips. 1st Herefordshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Officer?s helmet plate circa 1880-1900 A fine and scarce silvered example of universal crowned star pattern worn on the home service helmet, to the centre, within a strap ?1st Herefordshire Rifle Volunteer Corps?, the Arms of Hereford in silver on a black velvet ground. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition 1st Huntingdon Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian shako plate circa 1860. A fine rare die-stamped blackened example. Within a crowned strap ?Huntingdon Rifle Volunteers? a stag and hunter beneath a tree. Two loops to reverse. VGC Formed 18th April 1860 at Huntingdon. 1st Hyderabad Imperial Service Lancers cap badge by J.R.Gaunt, London. A good die-cast brass example on four loops. 1st Infantry Division WW2 slip-on formation sign. Good scarce white felt triangle sewn to KD epaulette slide. 1st King George's Own Gurkha Rifles Officer?s red cord boss with badge. A fine scarce example on long screw post. Became 1st Prince of Wales?s Own Gurkha Rifles in 1906 when he visited India, then 1st King George?s Own Gurkha Rifles when he ascended the throne upon Edward VII?s death in 1910. 1st Light Armoured Battery, Tank Corps scarce pagri flash 1.LT embroidered on brown, red and green Tank Corps colours. ("Through mud and blood to the green fields beyond" motto by Colonel Fuller). 1st Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers OR?s helmet plate circa 1880-83. A scarce short-lived white metal example of universal crowned star pattern worn on the home service helmet. To the centre, within a strap ?1st Lincolnshire R.V.C.?, a strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. Top pearl and one bugle cord absent. Redesignated 1st VB Lincolnshire Regt. in May, 1883. 1st Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1880-83. A scarce short-lived die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and strap ?1st Lincolnshire R.V.C?; strung bugle to voided centre. Top pearl absent, several star tips bent. .Redesignated 1st VB Lincolnshire Regt. in May, 1883. 1st NFLD scarce WW1 Newfoundland brass shoulder title. A scarce example on three wire loops (bent) Nicknamed the \"Blue Puttees\" due to shortage of khaki, the regiment adopted blue puttees. 1st Norfolk Regt. 185 Brigade 3rd Infantry Division combination formation sign circa 1943-45 Felt 3rd Div over 3 red bars over yellow/black/yellow Norfolk Regt. designation. 1st Northumberland Artillery Volunteers OR?s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Royal Arms with scroll below inscribed ?1st?. Below the scroll, a gun resting on a scroll ?Northumberland (Percy) Artillery Vols?. Formed 16th August, 1859 at Tynemouth. Duke of Northumberland became Honorary Colonel in 1865 but unlike the 2nd Corps, the 1st never had permission to include ?Percy? in the title. 1st Polish Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. A good silk embroidered example. Brown rectangle embroidered with black edged yellow disc bearing helmet and wing extending upwards above the disc. Sight glue stains 1st Polish Corps WW2 cloth embroidered formation sign Good scare khaki felt rectangle with canted corners bearing Polish white and red flag with black I, on Union Jack; top left red shiels with white Polish eagle. 1st PUNJAB REGIMENT cloth shoulder title. A good example. Red serif letters embroidered on green. VGC 1st Punjab Regiment Officer's silver and gilt cap badge. A very fine post 1922 example. Reverse impressed "S" for Sterling. Retaining loops. Gilt fresh. VGC. 1st Punjab Regiment Officer?s cap badge. A cast post 1922 example. Gilt metal dragon resting on silvered scroll inscribed ?1st Punjab Regiment? with additional ?China? scroll beneath the dragon?s chest. Flat integral loops. Varnished 1st Queen?s Dragoon Guards NCO?s arm badge. A good die-cast white metal example with three loops to reverse. Cross atop crown bent otherwise very good condition. Regiment formed 1st January 1959, from the amalamation of The King?s Dragoon Guards and The Queen?s Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards). 1st Reconnaissance Regiment WW2 formation sign Good rare example removed from uniform. Service wear and small tear. 1st Regiment of Foot Guards (Grenadiers) Georgian Officer\'s Gilt Coatee Button Good pre 1824 example with shank by Bushby, St. Martin\'s Lane. London 1st Royal (Kohat) Mountain Battery, 21st Indian Mountain Brigade Royal Artillery pagri flash circa 1927-39. A rare example. Brass crown over ?Kohat? over ?FF? on associated half red, half dark blue cloth diamond. Flat integral loops VGC. 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment Khedive?s Star 1882. A good example, impressed to the reverse ?1 Bks 2080 A F?. GC. Attributed to Corporal Alfred Foley of the 1st Bn. 1st Royal Guernsey Regiment Officer?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A very fine and rare silver example of universal crowned star pattern. Mounted on the star a gilt oval strap ?Pro rege et patria? with three lions in pale to the centre; beneath the strap a gilt looping scroll below ??First Royal Guernsey?. Two loops to reverse. VGC 1st Royal Lancashire Militia OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce die-stamped white metal. Two loops to reverse. (KK 1171) Became 3rd Bn. King?s Own on 1st July 1881 1st Royal Norfolk Regiment WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce example worn by the Battalion when part of 185th Brigade, 3rd Division 1st Royal Tower Hamlets Militia (King?s Own Light Infantry) Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1856-61.. A fine rare die-stamped silvered crowned star example mounted with gilt circlet "The Kings Own Light Infantry"; gilt strung bugle to domed silver centre. Two horizontal loops to reverse. Became 7th Battalion Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st Royal Tower Hamlets Militia Officer?s shako plate circa 1856-61. A good scarce example. Silvered eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, a gilt circlet inscribed ?The King?s Own Light Infantry?; to the centre, a gilt strung bugle. Retains both horizontal loops to reverse. Minor service wear, generally VGC Became 7th Battalion Rifle Brigade in 1881 1st Shropshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A fine and scarce example circa 1880-87. Silvered eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, within a laurel wreath, a strap inscribed ?1st Shropshire Rifle Volr. Corps?. To the centre, a shield charged with three leopard?s masks or loggerheads set on a black velvet ground. Three loops to reverse. VGCHQ at Shrewsbury. Became 1st VB KSLI on 1st December 1887. 1st Somerset Rifle Volunteers Officer?s silvered button by W.Jones & Co. 236 Regent St. London Plating worn, shank replaced. 1st St George?s Regiment Dominica Militia Officer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1794-1811 by Firmin & Westall Strand, A good scarce example, now with traces of gilt only.58 1st VB Durham Light Infantry pre 1908 helmet plate centre pre 1908. White metal. Four loops to reverse. HQ Stockton-on-Tees 1st VB Durham Light Infantry, Victorian Officer\'s helmet plate circa 1887-1901. A fine rare silvered example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; strung bugle to black velvet centre. On the wreath, a silver scroll \"The Durham Lt. Infy.\" with supplementary scroll beneath \"1st Volunteer Battalion\". Three loops to reverse. Tarnished otherwise in fine condition. HQ at Stockton-on-Tees. Transferred to Territorial Force as 5th Bn. DLI, 1st April 1908. 1st VB East Lancashire Regiment Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped white metal example on one of two loops. Blank scroll. HQ Blackburn. 1st VB King?s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) rare Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1883-1887. A fine and scarce silvered example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with rose within curled bugle set on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll ?The South Yorkshire Regiment? with supplementary scroll below ?1st Volunteer Battalion?. One of three replacement loops to reverse otherwise excellent. HQ at Wakefield. King?s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) redesignated King?s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in 1887. 1st VB King?s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry KOYLI Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1883-1901. A fine and scarce silvered die-stamped example. Resting in a laurel wreath, a crowned Garter; to the centre, a rose within a curled bugle horn on a silvered ground. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?The King?s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry? with another below ?1st Volunteer Battalion?. Four screw posts to reverse. One wire securing bugle to plate absent and silver solder utilised. VGC HQ at Wakefield. Consolidated as 5th Yorkshire West Riding RV?s 1st June 1880, and became 1st VB on 1st February 1883. 1st VB King\'s Own Regiment Victorian Officer\'s helmet Plate. A scarce Victorian example of the pattern of plate worn on the Home Service pattern Helmet. The reverse retaining three loop fittings. Complete with title scroll \"1st Volunteer Battalion\". Regimental title scroll absent. GC 1st VB Lancashire Fusiliers OR?s fur cap badge circa 1883-1908. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Flaming grenade, the ball of the grenade bearing circlet inscribed ?1st VB Lancashire Fusiliers?, to the centre the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? within a laurel wreath. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1574) HQ at Bury. This is the actual piece photographed as No. 1574 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army? by Kipling & King 1st VB Leicestershire Regiment Officer?s helmet plate circa 1883-1901. A fine and scarce silvered example of universal crowned star pattern worn on the home service helmet, the centre with three gilt lions in pale on a crimson velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied gilt scroll ?The Leicestershire Regiment? with another below ?1st Volunteer Battalion?. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Leicester. 1st VB Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1883-1901. A good scarce silvered example. Circlet inscribed ?Loyal North Lancashire 1st Volr, Battn.?; seeded centre mounted with rose surmounted by Royal Crest. Universal pattern rococo ends. A little service wear HQ at Preston. 1st VB Middlesex Regiment Cap Badge. A good die struck white metal example. Fitted with slider (official conversian from loops). GC. 1st VB North Staffordshire Regiment OR's cap badge. As regular battalions but white metal. HQ was at Stoke on Trent. Many of it's members served in the Boer War resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC 1st VB Northamptonshire Regiment Edwardian OR?s scarce cap badge circa 1905-08. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example on loops, with ?South Africa 1900-02? honour. HQ Northampton. Became 4th Bn. TF in 1908. 1st VB Queen?s Royal West Surreys 1883-1901 Sergeant?s pouch belt plate. A scarce blackened brass example. Originally raised 16th June 1859 at Croydon as 2nd Surrey RVC became a VB of the Royal West Surrey Regiment on 1st July 1881 and were redesignated as 1st VB on 1st March 1883. 1st VB R.Warwickshire Regiment OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1905-08 A fine short-lived die-stamped example with ?South Africa 1900-1902? honour. Loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Birmingham 1st VB Royal Berkshire Regiment OR?s bronzed cap badge circa 1896-1908. Scarce example with small ?1st VB? tablet between Dragon and scroll on loops. HQ Reading 1st VB Royal Berkshire Regiment Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1885-1901. A very fine and scarce die-staped silver plated example. Elongated crowned star mounted with laurel wreath bearing scroll ?Royal Berkshire Regiment?;. within the wreath, the Garter with Stag and Tree to centre; beneath the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?1st Volunteer Battalion?, Three screw posts to reverse. VGC 1st Berkshire RVC became a VB of the Regiment on 1st July 1881 being redesignated as 1st VB on 1st December 1882. The Regiment was granted the title ?Royal? on 29th September 1885. HQ was at Reading. 1st VB Royal Sussex Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example on slder. HQ at Brighton 1st VB Royal West Kent rare Edwardian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A very fine silvered example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with the White Horse of Kent and mottoes on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll ?The Royal West Kent Regiment? with supplementary scroll below ?1st Volunteer Battalion? . Three loops to reverse which retains oval tablet of Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W. HQ at Tunbridge. 1st VB South Staffordshire Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1883-96. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops, of slightly smaller dimensions (67 mm high) than usually encountered. Crowned circlet inscribed ?South Staffordshire 1st Volr. Battn?; Stafford Knot to voided centre. HQ at Handsworth. Granted the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905 for services in the Boer War. 1st VB The Prince Albert?s (Somerset Light Infantry) OR's cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Bugle strung from Mural Crown surmounted by ?1st VB Somerset? scroll; "PA" between the bugle cords. HQ at Bath 1st VB Welsh Regiment Officer's / senior NCO's silvered pre 1908 cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. Design as regular battalions but with addition of ?1st Volr. Battn.? scroll between the Prince of Wales plumes and ?The Welsh? scroll. Headquarters at Haverfordwest 1st War Office Signals WW2 cloth formation sign. A good scarce white over blue diamond, the white section with black embroidered ?1? over ?W.O?. Removed from uniform, service wear. Tiny moth hole to "w". 1st West India Regiment Officer?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A splendid scarce die-stamped rich gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with oak wreath and strap ?West India Regt.?; floreated ?1? to domed centre. Retains both horizontal loops to reverse. VGC 1st West York Militia Georgian officer?s gilt coatee button. A good open back example, complete with shank. Made by C. Jennens, London (PoW plumes backmark) VGC Gilt very bright. 1st West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry Victorian Officer?s Helmet. A rare example of the 1847 Albert pattern helmet. German silver skull, to the front a Regimental helmet plate of a cut silver star, within a Crowned Rose leaf wreath. The star mounted with gilt title ?1st West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry? and to the centre a silver rose. The ornate plume holder supports a white horse hair plume. Complete with silvered chin chain with velvet backing and to the interior a cotton lining. Overall Good condition, one or two minor dents. 1st Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. GC 1st Worcestershire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Other Rank?s Green Cloth Helmet. A fine rare example of the dark green cloth with blackened fittings and velvet backed chinchain. To the front, a crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed ?1st Worcestershire Rifle Volunteer Corps? with Pear Tree to voided centre. Retains leather sweatband, pencil inscription to the lining ?C Coy? This pattern of helmet was worn by the 1st VB, until the 1890?s when the busby was adopted. This helmet appears on page 42 of \"Badges of the Worcestershire Regiment\" by R.W. Bennett. 1st/1st London Divisional Cyclist Company scarce WW1 cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider worn only February to May 1916. (KK 1873) 1st/1st London Divisional Cyclist Company scarce WW1 cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider worn only February to May 1916. (KK 1873) 2 / DERBY Boer War 2nd Bn Sherwwod Foresters Brass Shoulder Title. A good scarce example on three loops (Westlake 1199) 2 / KEH (2nd King Edward?s Horse) brass shoulder title on backing plate A fine example on loops 2 / KEH 2nd King Edward\'s Horse WW1 shoulder title circa 1914-17 only.. Good scarce short-lived die-cast bass issue on flat hexagonal loops 2 / OCB scarce WW1 Officer Cadet Bn brass shoulder title. A good example on loops (slightly bent) 2nd Officer Cadet Battalion at Pembroke College, Cambridge 2 / SPORTSMANS / RF rare WW1 Royal Fusiiers Kitcheer's Army shoulder title. A fine rare brass example on loops. (Westlake 801) 2 / SPORTSMANS / RF WW1 Royal Fusiiers Kitcheer's Army shoulder title. A fine rare brass example on loops. (Westlake 801) 24th (Service) Battalion (2nd Sportsman's) Formed in London on 20 November 1914 by E.Cunliffe-Owen. In June, 1915 attached to 99th Brigade, 33rd Division landing in France in November, 1915. 13th December, 1915 transferred to 5th Brigade, 2nd Division. 2 /C / MIDDLESEX scarce brass Cadets shoulder title A good example on three loops. Some surface verdigris 2 x Queens Bays brass Victorian collar badges. Similar but not exact pair on loops. 2/ WD (Westminster Dragoons) brass shoulder c1914-16 Good scarce die-cast brass issue on loops 2/ WD (Westminster Dragoons) brass shoulder title circa 1914-16.. A good example on loops. Westminster Dragoons (2nd County of London Yeomanry) raised in 1901 for the Boer War. 2/4th Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire 1918 ?Tank Busting? Military Cross Group of Seven. Later 18th Bn (London Irish) London Regiment & WW2 Royal Irish Fusiliers. Awarded to Lieutenant James Spencer Roffey, who had formerly served in the Ranks of the Honourable Artillery Company, commissioned into the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry he was attached to the 107th Brigade Royal Field Artillery Anti Tank Battery at the time of being awarded the Military Cross. He later served with the 18th ( London Irish) London Regiment and during WW2 served with the Royal Irish Fusiliers. Comprising: Military Cross, 1914/15 Star ?1434 Pte. HAC?, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oakleaf ?Lieut?, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. The group is mounted as originally worn. GC ... Accompanied by a corresponding group of miniature medals. Again mounted as originally worn. The Citation for the Military Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 4th October 1919. ?Lt James Spencer Roffey 2/4th Bn Oxf & Bucks L.I. T.F. attd C/107th Bde RFA. On the 1st November west of Maresches, when ordered forward with an Anti-Tank 18 pounder gun, he placed his gun in such a position in the forward line that when the enemy counter attacked with tanks, he was able to destroy an enemy tank. He continued to handle his gun with marked coolness and ability in an exposed position, thus most materially assisting to drive off the counter attack and help with the advance of our own infantry.? Roffey landed in France with the HAC on the 29th December 1914. Commissioned into the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry being appointed a Lt on the 21st February 1917. After the war he served with the 18th Bn London Regiment and resigned his commission in 1932 with the rank of Captain. During WW2 he served with the Royal Irish Fusiliers confirmed in the London Gazette 8th April 1941 2/6th East Surey Regiment Silver ID Bracelet A good unmarked silver example engraved 3056 Sgt Keep H CofE 2/6 E. Surrey Reg 240956. Complete with chain and the additional charm of a lucky thimble. GC 2013 Uploads Briefing..... For 2013 we will be changing our uploads from weekly, to daily, these we will attempt to do each morning, so please make regular visits. 2014 January Listing 2014 will mark the centenary of the start of the Great War. To mark this occasion we will be listing over 70 items of World War 1 Interest on New Years Day. To view the full list access the shop, via the on-line shop button in the menu bar. To view various sections, please do so in the normal way via the category button. 202nd (Assam) Lines of Communication WW2 formation sign. Canvas rectangle printed with black edged white circle bearing a Naga spear and blue wavy line representing the River Bramaputra. Removed from uniform. Two hooks and two press studs to reverse. A little service wear. 205 Signal Squadron, 5th Airborne Div 2nd pattern DZ flash. Good scarce unworn white over blue halved square with black Merrow edge. 209 Company Pioneer Corps WW2 formation sign. Good rare silk embroidered example. Red Crusader on dark green silk rectangle. Removed from uniform. Service wear 20th (County of London) Bn. London Regiment (Blackheath & Woolwich) post 1908 OR\'s cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. (KK 1852) HQ Holly Hedge House, Blackheath. Transferred to Royal Engineers 1935. 20th Armoured Brigade scarce WW2 formation sign. Scarce white armoured horse?s head embroidered on black rectangle. Moth nips to edge in places otherwise good condition. Formed 3.9.1939 under Brig. E.D. Fanshaw. Included 1 Royal Glos Hussars, 1 & 2 Northampton Yeo, 2 Rangers & 10 KRRC. Disbanded 30.4.1943 20th Bn. London Regiment (Blackheath & Woolwich) post 1908 cap and badges. A fine set. Die-stamped white metal cap badge on slider together with facing pair of die-stamped collars on brass scrolls. (3 items) 20th County of London Bn. (Blackheath & Woolwich) Officer’s cap badge Good scarce die-cast silver and gilt example on blades 20th DCO Infantry (Brownlow?s Punjabis) Officer?s 1908 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Silver laurel wreath, surmounted by a Crown resting on a blank tablet; within the wreath a Maltese cross with ball finials to the tips and lions between the arms. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?D.C.O. Infantry?, the numerals ?XX?. Honour scrolls on the left side of the wreath ?Taku Forts Ali Musjid Egypt Punjab Frontier?, to the right ?Pekin 1860 Afghanistan 1878-80 Tel-el-Kebir China 1900?. Below the wreath a scroll inscribed ?Brownlow?s Punjabis?. Loose sprung ring to base of wreath in order to secure whistle chains. Four screw posts to reverse, complete with backing plate. VGC 20th Duke of Cambridge?s Own Infantry (Brownlow?s Punjabis) became 2nd Bn.14th Punjab Regiment in 1922 20th Hussars OR?s brass cap badge circa 1902-22 by Lamborne & Co, Birmingham. A good die-cast example on named slider. 20th Hussars OR?s brass cap badge circa 1902-22. A good die-stamped example on slider with crease line. (KK 793) 20th Hussars OSD bronze field service cap badge circa 1902-22. A fine scarce die-cast example on blades. 20th Hussars pair of brass collar badges circa 1902-22 by JR Gaunt, London Die-cast brass examples on loops 20th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Hand gripping sword. Good condition 20th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. A good locally embroidered example. Black rectangle with hand clenching a tulwar. Formed in 1942, served Assam, Burma and Indo-China. 20th Middlesex (Artists) Rifle Volunteers OR?s helmet circa 1881-1908. A fine and scarce grey cloth Home Service pattern helmet with blackened brass fittings and helmet plate comprising a Maltese cross surmounted by crowned ?MR? cypher with ?20? resting on a scroll inscribed ?Artists?. Centre of cross mounted with conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva. Retains leather sweatband. One or two minor surface moth traces generally very good condition. Badge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps which was raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881 and became 28th County of London (Artists Rifles) in 1908. 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) and continue today as an active SAS unit. 212th Independent Infantry Brigade / Lincolnshire County Division formation sign. A good example of a Tulip printed on white rectangle. Glued around card stiffener. GC 214 Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation badge. Red Viking?s helmet painted on navy rectangle. 21st (Empress of India) Lancers Victorian Officer?s lance cap. A magnificent rare example of a turn of the century Officer's lance cap. The skull of black patent leather with the upper portion of French Grey melton cloth, with gold gimp cord across the top and down the angles. To the left side is a gold bullion rosette with embroidered regimental device of a VRI Cypher onto a velvet ground. This supports a gilt plume cup and replacement white stitched swans feather drooping plume. The gilt lance cap plate is mounted with silvered King?s Crown Royal Arms, battle honour Khartoum, regimental device and title scroll. Patent leather peak with gold bullion lines. Two gilt metal lion head boss?s support chin chain with velvet backing. Leather sweat band and traces of crimson silk lining retaining embossed stamp for Hawkes & Co. London. Slight age wear, plate remains bright with congealing to the back of the skull, one o two very small moth holes and nips to the melton cloth. GC 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers last Victorian pattern OR?s cap badge. A very scarce die-cast bi-metal example with four loops to reverse. Slightly bent to shape of cap. Loops slightly bent, lance on left fractured from crown. Age patination. (KK 796) 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers Officer?s lance cap plate circa 1899-1901. A very fine and rare example. Copper gilt fluted rayed back plate with large silver overlay comprising the Imperial crown over a circlet, ?Twenty-First Lancers? and enclosing the ?VRI? cypher, this with gilt disc backing; in surround are sprays of laurel and palm and crossed lances, below the circle the honour ?Khartoum? and title scroll, ?Empress of India?s?. VGC (KK 726) 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers rare ?crossed lances? OR?s cap badge circa 1898-99. A splendid die-stamped bi-metal example on toned loops. (KK 794) 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers rare ?crossed lances? OR?s cap badge circa 1898-99. A splendid die-stamped bi-metal example on toned loops. (KK 794) 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers rare ?upright lances? OR?s cap badge circa 1899-1901. A very fine die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops which have toned to black. (KK 795) 21st Army Tank Brigade WW2 diablo formation sign. Good scarce yellow felt inverted triangle over yellow felt triangle machine stitched to KD rectangle. Some service wear 21st Army Tank Brigade WW2 formation sign. A good example of the Red devil looking round blue Diablo embroidered on yellow disc sewn onto KD. This sign, adopted in June 1944, was designed by Captain Tom Gorring of A Sqn 48 RTR. They were made by a silk factory near Caserta, Italy 21st Army Tank Brigade WW2 formation sign. Good scarce example of the Red devil looking round blue Diablo embroidered on yellow disc sewn, card stiffener. This sign, adopted in June 1944, was designed by Captain Tom Gorring of A Sqn 48 RTR. They were made by a silk factory near Caserta, Italy 21st Bn London Regiment WW1 Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?2399 Pte G.E. Stickley 21-Lond R?. GC mounted as originally worn. Confirmed entitled to the pair only. 21st Empress of India?s Lancers last pattern Victorian Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two good scarce examples both on four loops. 21st Empress of India?s Lancers OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1902-22. A fine die-cast example on slider. (KK 797) ..........RESERVED 21st Empress of India?s Lancers post 1901 Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two good examples each on three loops. 21st Empress of India?s Lancers rare NCO?s arm badge. A good white metal example, cast from a silver hallmarked pattern, comprising the Crowned Imperial Cypher of Queen Victoria. The front of the Cypher ornamented with various dots. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. 21st Empress of India?s Lancers Victorian collar badge. Last pattern OR?s. BM Imperial Crown. Four loops. Generally VGC. (as KK 796) 21st GHQ Liaison Regiment ?Phantom? formation sign. White serif ?P? embroidered on black rectangle. VGC Also worn as a beret badge by Officers of ?E? Sqn at one stage whilst in North Africa. The actor David Niven served as an Officer in "Phantom" *21st Lancers Badge* 21st Lancers OR?s lance cap plate circa 1898-1901. A good scarce second pattern die-stamped brass example with honour ?Khartoum?, full title and VRI Cypher. Two screw posts to reverse. Nice age patination. GC Converted from Hussars to 21st Lancers on 31st March 1897. Redesignated 21st (Empress of India?s) Lancers in December 1898. *21st Lancers WW1 brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A good die stamped example on slider.* *21st S.A.S. (ARTISTS) scarce cloth embroidered shoulder title Light blue letters on maroon* *21st SAS (Artists) Special Air Service arm badge c1952-56 Good scarce back felt rectangle embroidered with winged dagger* *22 Corps Troops Column Royal Army Service Corps formation sign Good scarce red square printed with Arms of Southport (shield charged with ship etc. over scroll “Salus Populi”)* *22 Engineer Group formation sign Blue edged red felt shield embroidered with diagonal bar flanked by narrower bars. Very good condition* *22 Engineer Group formation sign. Blue edged red felt shield embroidered with diagonal bar flanked by narrower bars. Excellent condition.* 22nd Armoured Brigade scarce 1st pattern formation sign. Red stag?s printed on white rectangle sewn around stiffening card. 2nd pattern on green *22nd Beach Brigade formation sign. A good printed example of a penguin on waterproofed material. Good Condition* *22nd Beach Brigade late WW2 formation sign Good scarce printed penguin on waterproofed khaki rectangle. Removed from album* 22nd Beach Brigade WW2 scarce facing pair of formation signs. Each a Penguins on waterproofed material. Removed from uniform. Disbanded November 1945. 22nd Beach Brigade WW2 scarce facing pair of formation signs. Each a Penguins on waterproofed material. Removed from uniform. Disbanded November 1945. *22nd Dragoons WW2 Officer?s cap badge. Die-cast silvered white metal on loops. A little dull* *22nd Engineer Group 2nd pattern formation sign. Yellow XXII embroidered on blue felt shield. Condition: VGC - mint* 22nd Light Dragoons Military General Service Medal, clasp ?Egypt?. A fine and scarce example awarded to ?T Grey 22nd Lt Dragns?. Near VGC. Private Thomas Grey was born at Carrick in Shannon, Ireland. He is confirmed on the MGS Roll as entitled to the additional clasp ?Java?. Only seven members of the Regiment received this maximum clasp entitlement. 22nd Madras Infantry Victorian Indian Army Officer?s waist belt clasp by P. Orr & Sons Ltd, Madras & Rangoon. A good scarce silvered and gilt example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?Madras Infantry?; to the centre, silver ?22? on a seeded gilt ground. Slightly unusual pattern ends. Some service wear. Reverse impressed "ORR". Became 82nd Punjabis in 1903 22nd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Central London Rangers) Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1905-08. A fine rare short lived die-stamped silver plated example on three screw posts.. Crowned Maltese cross, with lions between the angles, bearing circlet inscribed ?Central London Rangers 22 Mx?, strung bugle to mirrored centre. Border of top arm inscribed ?Excel?. lower one ?South Africa 1900-02?. Minor service wear. 23 / R grenade F ?Kitchener?s Army? WW1 brass (1st Sportsman?s) Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 800) 23rd (1st Sportsman?s) Service Battalion raised on 25th September 1914 at the Cecil Hotel in the Strand by Mrs. E.Cunliffe-Owen. 23 / R grenade F ?Kitchener?s Army? WW1 brass Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. A fine example on loops. (Westlake 800) 23rd (1st Sportsman?s) Service Battalion raised on 25th September 1914 at the Cecil Hotel in the Strand by Mrs. E.Cunliffe-Owen 230th Brigade, 74th (Yeomanry) Division rare WW1 formation sign Badge. This is an attributed example worn by Private J. Revill of the 10th (Shropshire and Cheshire Yeomanry) Bn KSLI. A very scarce example comprising a white broken spur embroidered onto a green felt diamond. This Division, originally Yeomanry, was dismounted and turned into an Infantry Division. The Divisional commanded selected the broken spur as a reminder of the sacrifice made by the Yeoman when they gave up their horses. See other items from the estate of Pte Revill and his biographical details.. 230th Brigade, 74th (Yeomanry) Division rare WW1 formation sign Badge. This is an attributed example worn by Private J. Revill of the 10th (Shropshire and Cheshire Yeomanry) Bn KSLI. A very scarce example comprising a white broken spur embroidered onto a green felt diamond. This Division, originally Yeomanry, was dismounted and turned into an Infantry Division. The Divisional commanded selected the broken spur as a reminder of the sacrifice made by the Yeoman when they gave up their horses. From the estate of Pte Revill and his biographical details.. 23rd Armoured Brigade facing pair of formation signs. Each a black liver bird with olive branch in beak embroidered on white disc.Removed from uniform. Brigade comprised 40th, 46th & 50th RTR and 11th KRRC. Served North Africa (Battle of El Alamein), Malta, Salerno landing, Italy and finally Greece. 23rd Armoured Brigade uncut facing pair of formation signs. Black liver bird with olive branch in beak printed on white disc. Comprised 40th, 46th & 50th RTR and 11th KRRC. Served North Africa (Battle of El Alamein), Malta, Salerno landing, Italy and finally Greece. *23rd Australian Infantry Bn (City of Geelong Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *23rd Australian Light Horse brass slouch badge. A fine die-stamped example on flat style loops.* 23rd Bn Cheshire Regiment Memorial Plaque Awarded to Lewis Benjamin. Good Condition. Lewis Benjamin died on the 1st October 1918. He originally served with the Essex Regiment before transfering the 23rd Bn Cheshire Regiment. His name is confirmed on his MIC card. The CWGC Roll shows the spelling of his name Louis 23rd Hussars War raised cavalry cap badge circa 1940-46. Fine die cast bi-metal example on slider. Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley. Saw fierce fighting during 1944-45, stood down 30th January 1946. 23rd Hussars War raised cavalry cap badge circa 1940-46. Fine die cast bi-metal example on slider. Formed on 1st Dec. 1940 at Teddesley Hall, Penkridge, Stafford under Lt.Col. Hanley. Saw fierce fighting during 1944-45, stood down 30th January 1946. *23rd Hussars WW2 war raised cap badge.* *23rd London Armoured Car Company Sharpshooters very scarce cap badge. Die-stamped brass example with white metal XXIII to centre. Loops. Very good condition. (KK 1487)* *23rd London Regiment anodised cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A fine example on slider.* *24 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Red diagonal line embroidered on green felt square.* *24 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign Good scarce green cotton sqare printed with red diagonal bar.* 24th (Post Office) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers post 1880 Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine ornate die-stamped silvered example on four screw posts. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by an Imperial style Crown; a Maltese cross with balls to the tips and dragons between the arms. The top and bottom arms of the cross bear the three seaxes of Middlesex. The left and right arms bear the letter ?T? surmounted by the Crown of HSH the Duke of Teck (Hon. Colonel of the regiment from 1880 until his death in 1900). Between the top arm of the cross and the Crown, a Bishop?s mitre; below the lower arm and the wreath, a strung bugle. To the centre of the cross, a circlet inscribed ?Saint Martin?s le Grand? encircling a shield. Across the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Post Office, XXIV Middlesex Rifle Regiment?. 49th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers formed at the General Post Office 13th February 1868; renumbered 24th in September 1880. 24th supplied personnel for the Army Post Office Corps for active service overseas. 24th Lancers scarce WW2 pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A fine die-cast pair on loops. Raised 30th December 1940. *24th Lancers scarce WW2 rised pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A fine die-cast pair on loops,* 24th Lancers war raised cavalry WW2 OSD pair of collar badges circa 1940-44. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned LANCERS circlet bearing crossed lances; XXIV to voided centre. Both complete with loops. (2 items) Raised 30th December 1940 and disbanded 24th July 1944 from lack of recruits. 24th Lancers WW2 NCO?s white metal arm badge. A fine rare die-stamped example comprising a cap badge device set resting in an open laurel wreath. Raised 30th December 1940, stood down 24th July 1944. 24th Lancers WW2 OR?s cap badge Die-stamped chromed example on loops. VGC (KK 1914) Raised 30th December 1940 and disbanded 24th July 1944. 24th Lancers WW2 OSD bronze cap badge A good die-cast example, the back of the crown dished. Loops to reverss. VGC (as KK 1914) Raised 30th December 1940 and disbanded 24th July 1944. 24th Lancers WW2 War Raised Officer's Field Service Side Cap. A very fine rare example, tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. French grey and dark blue cloth, with gold bullion piping. Complete with original fine quality bullion and coloured silk embroidered cap badge and regimental buttons. Raised December 1940. Fought in North West Europe. 24th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Post Office) Victorian cap badge Good die-stamped white metal issue, crowned strap inscribed MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, 24 to seeded centre; attendant oak sprays. Loops (worn on Field rervice cap) HSH the Duke of Teck was Hon. Colonel of the regiment from 1880 until his death in 1900 *24th Punjabis OSD bronze Cap Badge circa 1903-22. Die-cast example on loops. Crowned die-cast five pointed star bearing circlet "Punjabis" with 24 to centre. Diagonal score to obverse.* 25 / VR / MIDDLESEX rare pre 1892 Bank of England blackened brass shoulder title. A fine rare example on three hexagonal loops retaining brass backing plate.. (Westlake 1530) Raised as 50th 1.12.1875 at Somerset House by porters and messengers of the Bank of England. Renumbered 25th in 1880. Amalgamated with 12th as 12th in 1892. 252nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery cloth embroidered formation sign. Blue felt shield charged with Griffin’s head on shield from Arms of Manchester. Removed from BD HQ Hyde Road, Ardwick, Manchester 252nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery cloth embroidered formation sign. Good scarce blue felt shield charged with Griffin’s head on shield from Arms of Manchester. HQ Hyde Road, Ardwick, Manchester *252nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery embroidered formation sign. A fine blue felt shield charged with Griffin?s head on shield from Arms of Manchester.* 253rd (Queen?s University Highland Bn.) Bn. CEF scarce WW1 Canadian Scottish silver plated glengarry badge. by Kinnear & Desterre. A very fine rare die-stamped example on loops. Formed 1917 *254th Indian Tank Brigade rare WW2 formation sign Good rare red inverted triangle printed with black tank tracks. Three hooks to reverse. Minor service wear.* *254th Indian Tank Brigade rare WW2 formation sign. Red inverted triangle printed with black tank tracks. Retaining three press studs to the reverse. GC.* *255th Indian Tank Brigade rare WW2 formation sign A example of charging black bull with red horns embroidered on blue denim triangle. Removed from uniform, service wear.* *25th (County of London) (Cyclists) Bn. The London Regiment cap badge circa 1908-20. A fine scarce die-cast bronze example on long loops.* *25th (County of London) (Cyclists) Bn. The London Regiment OSD badge circa 1908-20. A good die-cast example on loops worn as cap or collar.* 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment Field Service Cap / Collar Badge. Die stamped white metal on loops. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment Field Service Cap / Collar Badge. Die stamped white metal on loops. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment ID Bracelet & Dog Tag. Worn by 1048 C.M.C. Gibbon 25 CYC BATT LOND. These details stamped to alloy bracelet and alloy Dog Tag. The latter retaining a small silvered Teddy lucky charm. 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment White Metal Cap Badge. Scarce die-stamped white metal on loops. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. 25th Bombay Light Infantry Victorian Officer?s helmet badge. An extremely fine and scarce pre 1903 gilt example; to the centre, a silver strung bugle with ?25? between the strings set on a scarlet cloth ground. 1903 when redesignated 125th Napier?s Rifles; 5th (Napier's) Bn. 6th Rajputana Rifles in 1922. *25th County of London (Cyclist) Bn. The London Regiment WW1 bronze badge. Die-stamped on slider* 25th Dragoons scarce WW2 NCOs Bullion Arm Badge. A rare bullion embroidered example, set onto a black background, some small amount of wear to the bullion. See photographs. Raised at Sialkot, India 1st February 1941 with a cadre from 14/20th Hussars. Mobilised 23rd May 1942 at Risalpur. Stood down at the end of the war. *25th Dragoons WW2 Cap Badge A good Indian made bi-metal example on two flat integral loops* 25th Dragoons WW2 Officers / Senior NCOs Coloured Field Service Cap by Herbert Johnson of London. A very rare examplec complete with bullion Cap Badge, with coloured backing to match the colour of the Cap. Also complete with Regimental buttons. The interior with initials "H.A." Overall GC some small moth holes not effecting the overall appearance. Some service wear. Raised at Sialkot, India 1st February 1941 with a cadre from 14/20th Hussars. Mobilised 23rd May 1942 at Risalpur. Stood down at the end of the war. 25th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. White crossed keys (of 2nd Division) set within a Japanese Torii (sacred totem/arch) embroidered on black silk rectangle. Khaki backing. GC Clean condition *25th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. White crossed keys (of 2nd Division) set within a Japanese Torii (sacred totem/arch) embroidered on black felt rectangle. Khaki backing* 25th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. White crossed keys (of 2nd Division) set within a Japanese Torii (sacred totem/arch) embroidered on black silk rectangle. Khaki backing. Removed from uniform. *25th Indian Division WW2 cloth formation sign. Black Ace of Spades printed on green square with KD backing.* *25th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Black Ace of Spades printed on green square. KD backing. Some service wear. Formed August 1942. Saw action throughout the war.* 25th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Black Ace of Spades printed on green square with KD backing.Very good condition. Formed August 1942. Saw action throughout the war. 25th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Black Ace of Spades printed on green square with blanket stitched edge 25th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. *264th Scottish Beach Brigade formation sign. Blue shield printed with small Beach Group sign superimposed on white saltire. Excellent condition* *264th Scottish Beach Brigade formation sign. A good example removed from uniform. Blue shield printed with small Beach Group sign with red fouled anchor superimposed on white saltire.* 26th (Cyclists) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge circa 1888-1901. A very fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Within a crowned circlet ?Middlesex Cyclist Vols.?, a voided cycle wheel. 26th (Royal Arsenal) Kent Rifle Volunteers shako plate circa 1860. A good scarce die-stamped brass angular crowned strap ?Royal Arsenal?; the centre with applied white metal White Horse of Kent on ?Invicta? scroll over replacement ?26?. Two loops to reverse. GC Formed at Royal arsenal, Woolwich 25th February 1860. Following various mergers and consolidation in 1880 as 4th Corps which became 3rd VB QO Royal West Kent Regt in February 1883. 26th Australian Infantry Bn (Logan & Albert Regt) slouch hat badge. Fine die-stamped bras example on flat style loops.. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 387 *26th Engineer Group cloth formation sign. White horse embroidered on blue rectangle. Removed from uniform* *26th Engineer Group formation sign. White horse embroidered on blue rectangle. Removed from uniform - some moth* *26th Hussars WW2 rare trial pattern brass cap badge. Die struck Crowned ?H? resting on scroll inscribed ?Hussars?. ?XX? to one side of the ?H?, ?VI? to the other. Retaining slider VGC* 26th Indian Division WW2 formation sign A fine locally made example. Gold wire embroidered Bengal Tiger emerging from a blue silk triangle. Minor service wear. Formed in 1942, strongly engaged in the Burma campaign against the Japanese. 26th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Good scarce silk embroidered issue. Yellow Bengal Tiger emerging from a blue triangle. Black ground. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear. Formed in 1942, involved in bitter fighting of Japanese in Burma. 27L scarce WW2 27th Lancers brass shoulder title. Raised on 1st February 1941, stood down at the end of the war and officially disbanded in June 1948. 27th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered cloth formation sign. Good white edged seahorse on blue felt shield. Landed in Normandy on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. Disbanded 30th July 1944. Badge designed by Captain Tony Farrell, 44 RTR 27th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered cloth formation sign. Good white edged seahorse on blue felt shield. Removed from uniform. Landed in Normandy on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. Disbanded 30th July 1944. Badge designed by Captain Tony Farrell, 44 RTR 27th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign. White edged golden seahorse on blue felt shield. Regular Armoured Recce Brigade converted to 27th Armoured Brigade, 26.11.1940. Landed on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. Disbanded 30th July 1944. *27th Australian Infantry Bn (S.Australian Scottish Regt) hat badge by Stokes. A good silvered example on loops.* 27th Lancers WW2 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. Complete with original slider GC (KK 1917) Short lived war raised unit. Raised on 1st February 1941, stood down at the end of the war and officially disbanded in June 1948. 27th Lancers WW2 OR?s cap badge circa 1941-45. A good scarce die-cast bi-metal example on slider. (KK 1917) Raised on 1st February 1941, stood down at the end of the war. 27th Lancers WW2 OR?s cap badge circa 1941-45. A good die-cast bi-metal example on three loops.(KK 1917) Raised on 1st February 1941 *27th Punjab Native Infantry Afghanistan War Medal, clasp ?Ali Musjid?. Awarded to ?S. Tikkeh Shah 27 PNI? Polished GC.* 28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good die-stamped brass issue on brass loops North and South. Strap inscribed ?North Gloucestershire? surmounted by Sphinx on ?Egypt? plinth; ?28?? to voided centre. (KK 466) *28th Australian Infantry Bn (Swan Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42 A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on loops* *28th County of London Regiment Artists Rifles WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva on ARTISTS RIFLES scroll. Lightly crimped slider. Became 21 SAS* *297th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Good scarce White Horse of Kent embroidered on black diamond.* *29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot gilt tunic button circa 1856-81 by Jennens & Co. London with POW plumes A very fine gilt example on shank.* 29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A very fine and exceedingly rare gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the centre, plain gilt numerals ?29? on a black leather ground. Three loops to reverse, top one bent. Minor service wear. See ?Badges of the Worcestershire Regiment ? by R.W. Bennett, 201 for this actual example. He notes not universally worn as regiment equipped with shakos for India and Depot Companies also retained the shako. *29th (Worcestershire) Regt. of Foot Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example on brass loops East and West. Garter Star with ?29? to voided centre. (KK 471)* *29th Battalion (Irish Horse) Imperial Yeomanry cap badge. A good scarce die-cast brass example with four loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1405)* 29th Brigade Group very scarce formation sign. A good example. Yellow numeral and four leaf clover printed on blue shield, brown paper backing. Comprised 1st Somerset LI, 1st Glosters, 2nd KOYLI. These battalions had been with 8th Indian Div since Italy hence the adoption of the four leaf clover from the 8th formation sign. 29th Brigade Group very scarce formation sign. A good example. Yellow numeral and four leaf clover printed on blue shield, brown paper backing. Comprised 1st Somerset LI, 1st Glosters, 2nd KOYLI. These battalions had been with 8th Indian Div since Italy hence the adoption of the four leaf clover from the 8th formation sign. *29th British Brigade Group cloth formation sign. Good rare blue cotton shield printed with yellow four leaf clover over 29. Removed from uniform.* *29th British Brigade Group cloth formation sign. Rare rather relic blue felt shield embroidered with yellow four leaf clover over 29.* *29th Engineer Group printed formation sign. Red shield charged with two blue diagonal lines and yellow rampant lion. GC* 29th Independent Brigade Group scarce WW2 printed formation sign. White circle on black square. Unissued Took part in battles of Arakan, Mandalay and Rangoon Road. *2nd (Angus) VB Black Watch 1888-1901 glengarry badge. White metal Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *2nd (Chippenham) VB Wiltshire Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-96. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops.* *2nd (Great Yarmouth) VB Norfolk Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Old maker's repair to right end of scroll.* *2nd (Nyasaland) King\'s African Rifles post 1953 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops.* 2nd (Queen?s Royal) Regiment of Foot pre 1881 Officer?s pagri badge. An extremely fine and scarce example. Within a Crowned fire gilt Garter, in silver, the Paschal Lamb with ?2? below. Stout pagri pin to reverse. These badges were adapted from the 1861-69 shako plate by removing the star backing plate and applying the Crown directly onto the centre. 2nd Aberdeenshire Local Militia Georgian Officer?s coatee button circa 1809-16. A scarce silvered open back. example. No backmark. Good condition 2nd Regt. at Peterhead commanded by Lt.Col. Alexander Harvey who?s commission dated 21st January 1809. *2nd Admin. Bn. Forfar or Angus RV 1864-82 OR's shako plate. Fixing: Loops Condition: Maker's blemish to top and left rays otherwise VGC* 2nd Anti-Aircraft Corps rare WW2 formation sign. Light blue mailed arm grasping a dagger embroidered on red felt square. Removed from uniform. Very good condition Covered Midlands and North of England 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division pair of WW2 formation signs. A fine facing pair of red witches on broom sticks embroidered on navy. Formed in 1936. Covered the Midlands and North of England. 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division uncut pair of WW2 formation signs A fine uncut facing pair of red witches on broom sticks embroidered on navy. Formed in 1936. Covered the Midlands and North of England. *2nd Anti-Aircraft Division WW2 1st pattern cloth formation sign. Red witch on broomstick printed on khaki rectangle. Removed from uniform* *2nd Battalion (Wellington) Shropshire Home Guard WW2 formation sign. Good rare khaki rectangle bearing black felt disc with blue V sewn to it, blue bar below. Remove fron BD. CO Lt Col P.V.W. Gell* *2nd Battalion Gloucestershire Regt. 140th Bde, 47th Division WW2 combination formation sign Good scarce example. Minor service wear.* 2nd Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, 5th Division combination formation sign. Good scarce example of BD cloth bearing sewn on Divisional sign over three red bars and one black. Removed from battledress. *2nd Bengal Mountain Battery bronze India General Service Medal 1854-95. ?Burma 1885-7? A good example awarded to ?Syce Basaki No2 Bengal Mn Bty?.* 2nd Bn Bedfordhire Regiment Boer War Pair of Medals. An interesting named pair awarded to 5721 Sergeant E Walldock. Comprising: Queens South Africa Medal three clasps Cape Colony, Transvaal, Wittebergen (5127 Cpl T.W. Wallduck Bedford Regt), Kings South Africa Medal two clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. (5721 Serjt E Walldock Bedford Regt). Both medals are correctly named and are mounted as originally worn, QSA now detached from Bar. GC Contact marks as worn. Sergeant E Walldock is confirmed on the QSA roll with the clasp entitlement and shows correct regimental number, rank and regiment, however name on the medal has been incorrectly officially stamped, at the time in the correct style. The KSA is also confirmed. There is no trace of a QSA being issued to a man by the name of Wallduck. *2nd Bn Devonshire Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp ?Burma 1889-92 A good example awarded to ?1541 Pte M. Morris 2nd Bn Devon Regt?. GC* *2nd Bn Devonshire Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp ?Burma 1889-92?. A good example awarded to ?1541 Pte M. Morris 2nd Bn Devon Regt?. GC.* 2nd Bn Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry Egypt, Medal, clasp ?The Nile 1884-85?. A dated example awarded to ?1040 Pte J King 2/ DCLI? Slight contact wear GC. Private Joseph King on discharge in February 1891 was noted as Character Bad. His army career began in 1878, Born in the Parish of St George London he had been Footman by trade and in July of that year was posted to the 32nd Light Infantry and later transferred to the 46th Regiment. His records show that he served twice in Egypt with posting to Malta, Gibraltar and Bermuda. He was tried on five occasions for being drunk on duty and also sleeping at his post. He was discharged to the reserve in February 1891 2nd Bn Gloucestershire Regiment Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet Grouping. This is not quite WW1 the helmet with a makers stamp of 1919, but is a good scarce attributed grouping worn by Private Charles Samuel Burge. Comprising: WW1 Pattern Wolseley pattern Other ranks issue khaki cloth helmet with ten fold pagri The interior is with leather sweatband and chinstrap. The interior with clear makers stamp 1919 and issue details of "2GR 56250 8 20" (2nd Bn Gloucestershire Regiment issued August 1920). The helmet is in superb condition. .... Accompanied by a small collection of original certificates and a photograph of the Regiment in India 1921. PLEASE NOTE the service number to the helmet does not correspond with the service number on Pte Burge discharge certificate, however in 1920 The Gloucestershire Regiment was assigned Regimental numbers starting 5172001, this may explain the difference. The grouping was located together and there can be not doubt that Burge wore this helmet. 5174078 Private Charles Samuel Burge enlisted into the DCLI on the 20th September 1916 and served throughout the war with the 35th Training Reserve Battalion, he transferred to the Gloucestershire Regiment on the 24th March 1919 and after returning from India was discharged on the 7th June 1921. 2nd Bn Grenadier Guards One clasp Egypt Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?6468 Pte G. Holloway 2/Grenr Gds?. Comprising: Egypt 1882 Medal bearing the clasp.?Tel-el-Kebir?., Khedive?s Star ?1882?. Medals loose slight contact wear. GC. *2nd Bn Highland Light Infantry General Service Medal, clasp Palestine. A good example awarded to 3311018 Pte C. Mc Allister 2/ HLI. GC.* 2nd Bn Lancashire Fusiliers Sudan Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?5298 Pte W. Rathbone 2/Lan: Fus? Comprising: Queen?s Sudan Medal, Khedive Medal with clasp ?Khartoum?. (Engraved naming). GC Medals loose 2nd Bn Middlesex Regiment Boer War five clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal pair. Awarded to ?4957 Pte G Woolmore Middlesex Regt?. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal with clasps ?Tugela Heights?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Relief of Ladysmith?, ?Transvaal?, ?Laing?s Nek?, King?s South Africa Medal, clasps ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902?. Medals loose GC. Private George Woolmore originally served with the 4th Bn Essex Regiment before joining the Middlesex Regiment on the 24th September 1896. He landed in South Africa on the 2nd December 1899 and left on the 16th February 1903. He was discharged on the 5th November 1908. He is confirmed as receiving the QSA with the five clasps officially attached, it also shows he is entitled to an additional clasp ?Cape Colony?. His service papers show 6 clasps 2nd Bn Monmouthshire Regt. 53rd Welsh Division WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce khaki BD material bearing printed white on red shoulder title, woven 53rd sign, 3 red felt bars and green felt bar with central red section 2nd Bn Northamptonshire Regiment 1917 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Harry Hensman? GC. Believed to be a unique name. 203043 Private Harry Hensman died on the 31st July 1917, whilst serving with the 2nd Bn Northamptonshire Regiment. He was a native of Rushdown Northants. *2nd Bn Royal Scots Feather Bonnet Cover. The black wax cotton bag was probably used by a member of the Band to protect his feather bonnet. Clear issue stamp 2RS 10905 5/11 (May 1911). GC.* *2nd Bn Royal Scots Fusiliers 1854 India General Service Medal, clasp ?Burma 1885-7?. A good example awarded to ?216 Pte W Mc Gregor 2nd Bn R. Sco Fus.? GC Suspension slack.* *2nd Bn Royal Sussex Regiment 1854 India General Service Medal clasp ?Hazara 1888? Awarded to ?317 Pte A Jefferies 2nd Bn R. Suss R?. GC Official correction to ?Bn?.* 2nd Bn Royal Ulster Rifles BEF 1940 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to 7013196 RFM J SCOTT R.U.RIF. Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Palestine, 1939/45 Star, War Medal. Medals loose. Rifleman James Scott was Killed in Action on the 29th May 1940. On this day the 2nd Bn was falling back towards the French Coast, undertaking rearguard actions. Holding a slope in the Woesten area, they were subjected throughout the day to heavy bombardment, incurring a number of casualties, including 6 men when the Bn HQ was hit. 2nd Bn Royal West Surrey Regiment two clasp India General Service Medal 1854-95. Awarded to ?1640 Pte W. Maskill 2nd Bn R.W. Surrey R? bearing the clasps,?Burma 1885-7?, ?Burma 1887-89?. GC Suspension slightly slack. Clasps confirmed on the medal Roll. *2nd Bn Scots Guards Khedive?s Star 1884-6. A good example, the reverse impressed 2SG 3884 GC.* 2nd Bn Suffolk Regiment 1914 Star POW Group of Casualty Family Medals. These two groups were awarded to Brothers. The first to 8693 Sergeant Frederick Thurston who survived the Battalions gallant stand at Le Cateau and was later captured in July 1916. Comprising: 1914 Star with clasp (Pte 2/Suff R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (Sjt), group remains mounted as originally worn. Accompanied by an Old Contemptibles badge numbered to the reverse. GC. ... Brothers Medal comprising: British War Medal GS-77760 Pte A.G. Thurston R Fus. GC. Sergeant Frederick Thurston was a pre war regular soldier with the 2nd Bn. At the outbreak of the Great War the Battalion was transferred from Ireland to France, Thurston landing on the 30th August 1914. On the 20th July 1916 now Sgt Thurston was captured by the Germans at Longueval, after being wounded in the right shoulder and right knee. A copy of his POW debrief is included with the medals and this gives an account of his time as a POW. He appears to have been exchanged due to his wounds his debrief dated July 1917. His brother Albert George Thurston died on the 28th August 1918, whilst serving with the 17th (Empire) Bn of the Royal Fusiliers. He now rests in Frevent France. 2nd Bn. 43rd Erinpura Regiment cap/pagri badge circa 1903-21. A good cast example. Brass crossed Indian dagger and Pathan knife with ?43? between the grips and ?2? between the blades. Flat integral loops. GC Disbanded in 1921. *2nd Bn. Cameronians 5th Infantry Division WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce example with printed formation sign over dark green felt bar over Tartan square.* *2nd Bn. Monmouthshire Regiment OSD bronze cap badge. A good example retaining blade fittings (KK 1777)* 2nd Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of “Fred Graham Bundy” for his country. GC Unique name. G/21167 Private Fred Graham Bundy died of wounds 15.11.1917. Commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial. *2nd Bombay Navice Infantry (PWO Grenadiers) pre 903 Indian Army shoulder title. A good scarce die-dtamped bi-metal example etaining three loops to the reverse GC* 2nd City of London Rifles Officer\'s full dress busby badge circa 1905-08.. A fine rare die-stamped blackened white metal example with burnished highlights. Maltese cross surmounted by tablet inscribed ?Domine Dirige Nos?; top arm of the cross with ?South Africa 1900-02; circlet \"2nd City of London Rifles\", strung bugle to centre. Long loops. Formed 16th May 1860 with many of its recruits from the newspaper and printing trades. VB KRRC 1881-1908. 1908 became 6th (City of London) Bn. London Regt (City of London Rifles). *2nd City of London Rifles Victorian blackened cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops* 2nd City of London Rifles Victorian cap badge circa 1896-1901 A fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass Maltese cross example on loops. Formed 16th May 1860 mainly from the newspaper & printing trades. VB KRRC 1881-1908. 1908 became 6th (City of London) Bn. London Regt (City of London Rifles). 2nd City of London Rifles Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce silver plated example. Slender Maltese cross with lions between the arms surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Domine Dirige Nos?. On the cross, a circlet inscribed ?2nd The City of London Rifles? with City shield to centre. Three screw posts to reverse. One or two stains to plate otherwise VGC. 2nd Derby Militia (Chatsworth Rifles) Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce silver plated example. Resting in a pierce rose wreath an oval Garter surmounted by a Ducal Crown, to the centre an ornate shield charged with three stag?s heads; a scroll across the base of the wreath is inscribed ?Cavendo Tutus?. Four screw posts to reverse. Very good condition. Raised 12th January 1855, designed as a Chatsworth Rifles 22nd May 1855. Became 3rd Bn. Derbyshire Regiment on 1st July 1881 amalgamating with 5th Bn on 1st April 1891. 2nd Devonshire Artillery Volunteers Victorian Officer's helmet plate. A very fine and scarce example comprising silvered Royal Arms with piercing between the shield and Garter; a scroll below bearing ?2nd?. Below the scroll, a gun with mounted wheel resting on a scroll inscribed ?Devonshire Artillery Volunteers?. Three loops to reverse. VGC 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays) OSD bronze small size cap badge circa 1902-52. A fine scarce die-cast 34 mm high example on blades. Crowned laurel wreath with old English ''BAYS'' to voided centre. *2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen?s Bays) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-52. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 737)* *2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen?s Bays) post 1902 OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider which bears securing device,* *2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen?s Bays) Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. Fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *2nd Glider Pilot WW2 period embroidered cloth wing. A good padded example; yellow G within a circle flanked by pale blue wings on black cloth.* 2nd Guards Brigade rare pair of facing formation signs White crossed bayonet and kukri embroidered onto dark blue felt square which has red horizontal tape to centre (Guards colours) Worn by 22026846 GDSM R. CHAPMAN SG *2nd Infantry Brigade pair of formation signs. Each a red felt shield embroidered with central white horizontal bar bearing two red diamonds. Removed from uniform.* *2nd King Edward?s Horse WW1 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slder.* *2nd King Edward?s Horse WW1 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1134).* *2nd Lancashire RGA Volunteer Long Service Good Conduct Medal A good example awarded to ?7847 Gnr T.Fairhurst 2/Lanc RGAV.? Impressed naming. GC* 2nd Life Guards Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A good example awarded to 2197 Tpr (L. Cpl) C Mitchell 2 LG. GC. Charles Mitchell landed in France with the Second Life Guards on the 14th August 1914. He is entitled to a 1914 Star, Bar Trio. 2nd Life Guards Officers WW1 Bronze OSD Cap Badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on blades. Amalgamated with Second Life Guards on 21st May 1922 to form The Life Guards (1st and 2nd). 2nd Life Guards WW1 Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge. A good and scarce example on long slider Amalgamated with Second Life Guards on 21st May 1922 to form The Life Guards (1st and 2nd). *2nd LONDON R.F. WW1 cloth shoulder title. Scarce red embroidered on black. Well worn* 2nd London Volunteer Rifle Regiment Victorian helmet plate. A good scarce OR?s die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; on the cross, a circlet inscribed ?London Volr. Rifle Regiment? with strung bugle to centre; ?2? on the upper arm of the cross. Three loops to reverse. Good condition. *2nd Polish Armoured Division and bullion 8th Army WW2 formation signs The latter with slight wear. (2 items)* *2nd Polish Armoured Division WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce winged, armoured arm grasping a sword embroidered on light tan ground. Hessian backed* *2nd Polish Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. Winged, armoured arm grasping a sword embroidered on light tan ground with red felt bar. Sewn round stiffener.* *2nd Polish Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. Winged, armoured arm grasping a sword embroidered on light tan ground. Hessian backed.* 2nd Polish Corps WW2 breast badge A good die-cast silvered example on screw post with retaining nut, reverse impressed with issue number ?106432" Designed by Z & L Haar 2nd Polish Corps WW2 bullion A worn example removed from uniform. Formed in 1944 2nd Polish Corps WW2 numbered breast badge by ZUKOV PRAHA 11.. Good scarce silvered die-cast die-cast Maid of Warsaw on 8th Army silvered resting on u shaped scroll POLSKI 2 KORPUS with foliage ends. Screw complete with beaded edge dished brass retaining nut. Badge impressed with issue number 062179. *2nd Queen's Own Rifles Of Canada cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on bent loops. Slight service wear* 2nd Royal Lancashire Militia (?The Liverpool Linnets?) Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce post 1854 example. Cut silver eight pointed star; mounted to the centre, gilt Crowned circlet bearing green enamelled laurel wreath; to the centre, the red enamelled rose of the House of Lancaster. Two screw posts to reverse. Minor wear to gilt, on or two extremities AF, generally VGC These plates were officially converted from the unit?s previous rectangular shoulder belt plates when the unit assumed the title ?Duke of Lancaster?s Own Rifles? in 1854 and took to wearing the pouch belt in place of the Infantry shoulder belt. 2nd Scottish General Hospital piper?s glengarry badge. A good chome example, retaining loops to the reverse. GC. Band formed 1927. 2nd Scottish General Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps piper?s glengarry badge. A good cast nickel example on loops. Within a strap inscribed ?2nd S.G.H.?, a small version of the RAMC cap badge. Formed 1927 *2nd Somerset Militia Officer?s silvered button by Jennens & Co. London A little wear to plating on highpoints of Crown.* 2nd Surrey Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s pre 1883 glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped on loops. Blackened brass eight pointed star bearing applied silver circlet ?Second Surrey Rifle Volunteers?; old Arms of Surrey to lined centre. Formed at Croydon on 16th June 1859 became 1st VB The Queen?s in March 1883. *2nd Training Reserve (17th (Reserve) Bn, the Durham Light Infantry) WWI formation sign. Good scarce white embroidered numeral on khaki. Removed from uniform. Based at Rugeley* *2nd VB East Lancashire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1905-08. A good scarce short lived die-stamped white metal example with scroll beneath ?South Africa 1900-02?. Loops* 2nd VB East Lancashire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1905-08. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example with scroll beneath ?South Africa 1900-02?. Two loops to reverse. HQ at Burnley 2nd VB East Lancashire Regiment Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1889-1901 A fine and scarce silvered example of universal crowned star pattern worn on the home service helmet, the centre with silver Sphinx on Egypt tablet set on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver scroll ?The East Lancashire Regiment? with another below ?2nd Volunteer Battalion?. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Burnley 2nd VB East Surrey Regiment Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped white metal example on red felt backing. Loops (now toned black). Very good condition. HQ at Wimbledon 2nd VB Essex Regiment scarce pre 1908 OR?s white metal cap badge A good die-stamped example with slider to reverse. Very good condition. HQ at Colchester. 2nd VB Loyal North Lancashire Regiment glengarry badge circa 1883-96. A fine die-stamped white metal example, retaining three loops to the reverse. VGC HQ at Bolton 2nd VB Manchester Regiment cap badge corca 1896-1908. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Originally formed as 6th Lancashire (1st Manchester) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1859. HQ in Stretford Road, Redesignated 2nd VB in September 1888. Became 6th Battalion in 1908. 2nd VB Manchester Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on loops which have toned black. Originally formed as 6th Lancashire (1st Manchester) RVC in 1859. HQ in Stretford Road, Hulme 2nd VB Manchester Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Originally formed as 6th Lancashire (1st Manchester) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1859. HQ in Stretford Road, Redesignated 2nd VB in September 1888. Became 6th Battalion in 1908. 2nd VB Manchester Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Originally formed as 6th Lancashire (1st Manchester) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1859. HQ at 2, Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester. Redesignated 2nd VB in September 1888. Became 6th Battalion in 1908. 2nd VB Manchester Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Originally formed as 6th Lancashire (1st Manchester) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1859. HQ at 2, Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester. Redesignated 2nd VB in September 1888. Became 6th Battalion in 1908. 2nd VB North Staffordshire Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1883-96. A good scarce unusual die-cast white metal issue on loops. Crowned circlet ?North Staffordshire 2nd Volr. Battn?; Prince of Wales's plumes to voided centre. HQ at Walsall. The Battalion wore scarlet tunics with white facings and saw service in South Africa. *2nd VB Notts & Derby Regiment Volunteer Long Service Medal. A good Edward VII example awarded to 4042 PTE J SHREVES 2ND V B N & D REGT. small edge knocks, otherwise GC.* 2nd VB Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s pre 1887 pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example on three screw posts. Hoop edged crowned oval strap ?Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers?, applied strung bugle horn to centre with ?2? between the cords. Became a VB of the Oxfordshire LI on Friday 1st July, 1881; redesignated 2nd VB in December, 1887. 2nd VB South Lancashire Regiment OR?s white metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Raised 29.02.1860 as 47th Lancashire RVC at St. Helens. Redesignated 21st Lancashire RVC 19.10.1880. 1st July 1881 became VB of the Regt. and redesignated 2nd VB 1st July 1886 2nd VB Suffolk Regiment scarce white metal cap badge circa 1902-08. Die-stamped 1896-1901 example officially converted to King's crown during its service life. Within a Crowned oak-leaf wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe?; three tower Castle, Key and ?Gibraltar? to centre. Tri-part scroll across the base of the wreath inscribed ?2nd VB Suffolk Regt?. Two loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Bury St. Edmunds. Many of it?s members served in the Boer War resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905. 2nd VB Suffolk Regiment Victorian Officer's pouch belt plate. A scarce well cast silvered example with screw posts to reverse. Very good condition. Headquarters at Bury St Edmunds. 2nd VB Warwickshire Regiment Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1883-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and applied circlet inscribed ?Warwickshire 2nd Volr. Battn.?; Antelope to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. HQ at Coventry 2nd VB Wiltshire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Cross patt?e surmounted by Royal Duke?s coronet and resting on scroll ?2nd Volr. Battn. The Wiltshire?; centre bearing coronet and cypher of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (?AE? reversed and interlaced). HQ at Chippenham. 2nd Wiltshire RV?s became a VB on Friday 1st July 1881; designated 2nd VB 1st December 1887. 2nd VB Wiltshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate circa 1887-1901. A fine and scarce example. Blackened brass Crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; to the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?Wilts Regt. 2nd Volr. Battn.?, a cross patt?e bearing Duke?s coronet and cypher ?AEA? (Alfred Ernest Albert, second son of Queen Victoria) to the centre. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition 2nd Wiltshire RV?s became a VB of the regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 however not designated 2VB until 1st December 1887 with headquarters at Chippenham. The battalion wore green uniforms with black facings. Many of it?s members served in the Boer War resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905. 2nd VB Wiltshire Regiment Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce silvered example. Four screw posts to the reverse with knuts. 2nd Wiltshire RV?s became a VB of the regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 however not designated 2VB until 1st December 1887. Headquarters at at Chippenham 2nd VB Worcestershire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1905-08. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example, on loops, with supplementary ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll below. HQ at Worcester. *2nd VB Worcestershire Regiment short lived OSD badge circa 1902-08. A good die-cast example on two blades* 2nd VB Worcestershire Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1883-96. A good rare die-stamped blackened brass example on three loops.. Within a crowned circlet ?Worcestershire 2nd Volr. Battn.?, an eight pointed star bearing tower and \"Firm\". Minor service wear. 2nd Volunteer Worcestershire Regiment Boer War Period Leather Bandolier A good clean supple example of the 60 round bandolier. The inside with faint pencil inscription \"4125 2 V Worc\". Slight wear, GC. 2nd Welsh Battery Royal Field Artillery 1918 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to ?1222 Gnr F.E. Inwood RFA?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?RFA?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?RA?. Medals loose. Gunner Frances Edward Inwood landed in France on the 21st November 1915. He later transferred to the middle East and died of wounds on the 15th June 1918. He was a native of Roath Glamorgan and enlisted in Cardiff. His medal index card confirms the regimental number 1222 and 730367 2nd West India Regiment Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A splendid rare example in die-stamped copper gilt, of standard crowned laurels pattern but with the Garter replaced by a strap ?West India Regiment?, VR cypher to centre. Silver floreated ?2? applied to the base of the wreath. Two loops to reverse. Contemporary reinforcing bar between crown and wreath on one side otherwise VGC. 3 / BIRMM.BATT / R.WARWICKSHIRE Pals brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on three loops worn 1914-19 by the 16th Service Bn. R.Warwickshire Regt. Landed in France 21.11.1915. Served in Italy December 1917-April 1918 and thence to France again. *3 / C / MIDDLESEX scarce WW1 period brass shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops.* *3 / SAHA scarce WW1 sheet brass South African Field Heavy Artillery shoulder title. A good example on original brass wire loops.* *3 / V / DEVON scarce white metal shoulder title. Complete with loop fittings GC* 3 Corps WW2 formation sign. Green fig leaf embroidered on off white rectangle. GC has been worn Fig leaf was chosen due to the name of the Corps' first commander, Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Adam *3 x Imperial Yeomanry Boer War period brass buttons. Large by Pitt & Co, 51 Maddox St. London ... large 'Superior Quality' ... medium by Weldon. (3 items)* *3 x Imperial Yeomanry Boer War period brass buttons. Large by Pitt & Co, 51 Maddox St. London ... large 'Superior Quality' ... medium by Weldon. (3 items)* 30 Corps WW2 facing pair of formation signs. A good embroidered pair removed from a uniform. Some service wear. Distinguished itself on the drive to Tobruk in November 1941. In 1944 joined 21st Army Group and fought across North Western Europe to the Rhine under its well known CO Lt.Gen Sir Brian Horrocks 30 Corps WW2 facing pair of formation signs. A good embroidered pair removed from a uniform. Some service wear. Distinguished itself on the drive to Tobruk in November 1941. In 1944 joined 21st Army Group and fought across North Western Europe to the Rhine under its well known CO Lt.Gen Sir Brian Horrocks 30 Corps WW2 facing pair of formation signs. A good embroidered pair removed from a uniform. Some service wear. Distinguished itself on the drive to Tobruk in November 1941. In 1944 joined 21st Army Group and fought across North Western Europe to the Rhine under its well known CO Lt.Gen Sir Brian Horrocks 30 Corps WW2 pair of printed formation signs. Facing uncut pair. Leaping boar within a white disk on a black rectangle. Distinguished itself on the drive to Tobruk in November 1941. In 1944 joined 21st Army Group and fought across Nort Western Europe to the Rhine under its well known CO Lt.Gen Sir Brian Horrocks *30 Corps WW2 printed formation sign Leaping boar within a white disc on a black rectangle. A little service wear.* 301st Infantry Brigade rare WW2 cloth formation sign. A good rare example. Blue printed crossed cannon and cannon ball on red canvas. Minor service wear Formed 15th January 1945 from converted Coast Artillery units hence the design. *303 (Bengal) L of C Area WW2 formation sign. Golden .303 round on red cotton rectangle. Very good condition* *304th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce three red searchlight beams embroidered on dark blue felt rectangle. Removed from uniform* *30th Anti-Aircraft Brigade Royal Artillery formation sign. A fine 1st pattern. Red over blue rectangle printed with yellow bow and arrow held aloft with ?30? below. Very good condition* 30th Australian Infantry Bn (NSW Scottish Rifles) glengarry badge by Stokes.. A fine die-stamped silver plated example on loops. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 387 *30th Division pair of WW1 relic formation signs. White embroidered crest of Lord Derby on black discs. Removed from old tunic, severe moth (2 items)* *30th Division WW1 cloth formation sign. White embroidered crest of Lord Derby on black disc stil sewn onto section of khaki tunic.Removed from uniform. Service wear overall* 30th Division WW1 cloth formation sign. Rare White crest of Lord Derby embroidered on black felt disc. Removed from uniform New Army Division Pals Bns.. Taken over by War Office August 1915, arrived in France December 1915 and remained throughout the war. 30th Division WW1 felt cloth formation sign. Good scarce white crest of Lord Derby embroidered on black felt disc. New Army division of units (Pals) raised privately or funded by public subscription. Taken over by War Office August 1915, arrived in France December 1915 and remained throughout the war. 31st (Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine rich gilt example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, the Garter; ?31? pierced in the seeded centre. Two loops to reverse. VGC 31st Foot became 1st Bn. East Surrey Regt. on Friday 1st July, 1881. 31st (North Midland) Anti Aircraft Brigade formation sign. A good used issue. White shield charged with central vertical red bar bearing eagle?s head and arrow printed on khaki rectangle. A red lion and a red cross adorn the white sections. 31st (Tadcaster) West Riding Ambulance WW1 medical cap badge. A rare die-stamped brass example on three loops. Voided shield bearing cross with five lions, resting on scroll "West Riding" Formerly a Rifle Volunteer Corps based at the Assembly Rooms in York. *31st Anti-Aircraft Brigade cloth formation sign Good scarce embroidered unissued example* 31st Battalion Imperial Yeomanry (Fincastle?s Horse) Boer War OR?s slouch hat badge. A good scarce example comprising a white metal five pointed star mounted by a brass strap inscribed ?Fincastle?s Horse? with ?31? to centre. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 1406) 31st December & last update of 2018 completed Thanks for popping in. HAPPY NEW YEAR Do not forget to visit our sister sites who are all planning updates throughout the Holiday period http://www.regimentalbadges.com http://www.dearoldblighty.com.com http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com http://www.regimentalbrooches.com http://www.sallybosleysbadgeshop.com 31st Foot (Huntingdon) ?pork pie? cap numeral numerals circa 1840-1874. A rare example as worn in the Crimea that remains in very good condition. Loops to the reverse, one bent. Became 1st Bn. East Surrey Regt. in 1881 31st Foot (Huntingdonshire) Victorian Carte de Visite Photograph Circa 1880 A good clear example showing an Officer of the Regiment with pre 1881 forage cap with bullion numeral cap badge. Photographer details of Lambert Weston & Son Dover. An inscription to the back states Lieut W Frodsham 1877 Image clear Approx size 2 1/2 x 4 inches. *31st Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Good scarce silk embroidered black Jerboa on red oval.* 31st Indian Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. Black elephant with white tusks printed on green. Heavy glue marks to reverse otherwise good condition. Formed as 1st Indian Armoured Division, redesignated 31st in 1941. 31st Indian Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. Good scarce black elephant with white tusks printed on green rectangle. Heavy glue marks to reverse otherwise good condition. Formed as 1st Indian Armoured Division, redesignated 31st in 1941. *31st Lanark RVs OR?s white metal tunic button circa 1859-1880 Good example by Gardiner & Co London & Glasgow. complete with shank. GC* *31st WW2 Indian Armoured Division formation sign. Black elephant on green oval* 321st Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Alfred Sidney Gibbons? for his country. GC Unique name. 40863 Corporal Alfred Sidney Gibbons (formerly 1972 Royal Warwicks) died of wounds 28.05.1917. Buried in the Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery. Born in Coppington, Warwick; enlisted in Warwick, residence of Leamington. *329 Infantry Regiment French Army badge by Moret. Good silvered shield shaped pinback example bearing maker to reverse G. MORET PARIS 79 Faubourg du Temple.* 32nd Independent Guards Brigade WW2 formation sign. A fine rare example comprising an eight pointed star, each ray being a diamond in alternate red and blue (Guards colours) embroidered on khaki felt square. Formed 1st October 1941. Normandy June 1944 and fought through North-West Europe. Comprised the following Bns. 5th Coldstream, 2nd Scots, 3rd Irish and 1st Welsh Guards. 32nd Independent Guards Brigade WW2 formation sign. Good rare eight pointed star, each ray being a diamond in alternate red and blue (Guards colours), embroidered on khaki square. Removed from uniform. 32nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA WW2 formation sign. Black felt shield embroidered with red Maltese cross on a white saltire. Service wear Formed in 1939 with HQ at Falkirk. 32nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. A good example.Black felt shield embroidered with red Maltese cross on a white saltire. Removed from uniform Formed in 1939 with HQ at Falkirk; placed in suspended animation in 1946 *32nd Regiment India General Service Medal 1854, clasp ?North West Frontier?. Awarded to ?Sergt William Shaw 32nd Regt?. Previously brooched; reconstituted.* *32nd Searchlight Regiment RA WW2 cloth formation sign Fine scarce silk embroidered black bar, central white flaming grenade with 7 on ball; red edged white strip either side. Unissued* *33rd Field Regiment Royal Artillery, 3rd Division WW2 formation sign. Good scarce red 5 embroidered on black felt diamond. Removed from uniform, service wear* *33rd Guards Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign. A scarce example. White sword on blue/red/blue felt rectangle (Household Division colours). Removed from uniform. Some service wear* *33rd Guards Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign. Good scarce white bayonet on blue/red/blue felt rectangle (Household Division colours). Removed from uniform* *33rd Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer?s gilt closed back coatee button.* 33rd Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer?s gilt closed back coatee button. A good example with shank by Jennens & Co London. Crowned ?33? within strap inscribed ?The Duke of Wellington?s Regt.? , Some ear to gilt 34 Indian Corps WW2 pair of printed formation signs. A fine facing pair. Each a black leaping panther on red disc with central white band. Press studs to reverse of each. Raised for invasion of Malaya in 1945 34 Indian Corps WW2 pair of printed formation signs. A very fine facing pair. Each a black leaping panther on red disc with central white band. Press studs to reverse of each. Raised for invasion of Malaya in 1945 *34th Anti-Aircraft Brigade RA formation sign. Embroidered yellow grenade and white W on green felt rectangle. Removed from uniform, generally very good condition.* 34th Armoured Brigade WW2 cloth embroidered formation badge A very fine Dutch embroidered example. Mailed fist and mace on red/yellow/red shield RAC colours. 34th Tank Brigade (CO Brigadier J.N. Tetley until 3.7.1943, then Brigadier W.S. Clarke). Redesignated 34th Armoured Brigade 22.2.1945 whilst in NE Europe. 34th Armoured Brigade WW2 cloth embroidered formation badge Good mailed fist and mace on red/yellow/red shield RAC colours. 34th Tank Brigade (CO Brigadier J.N. Tetley until 3.7.1943, then Brigadier W.S. Clarke). Redesignated 34th Armoured Brigade 22.2.1945 whilst in NE Europe. 34th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation badge. Mailed fist grasping mace on red/yellow/red shield. Excellent The 34th Tank Brigade commanded by Brigadier J.N. Tetley until 3.7.1943 when succeeded by Brigadier W.S. Clarke. Redesignated 34th Armoured Brigade 22.2.1945 whilst in NE Europe. 34th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation badge. Mailed fist and mace on red/yellow/red shield. 34th Tank Brigade commanded by Brigadier J.N. Tetley until 3.7.1943 when succeeded by Brigadier W.S. Clarke. Redesignated 34th Armoured Brigade 22.2.1945 whilst in NE Europe. *34th Punjab Pioneers headdress badge overlay. A good pre 1903 die struck silvered example. Guelphic style Crowned strap inscribed ?Punjab Pioneers?; ?34? to the centre. Small squared loops. VGC* *36th (Auckland) Regt. New Zealand Infantry Officer's cap badge. Gilt Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *36th Army Tank Brigade WW2 diablo formation sign. Good scarce red felt inverted triangle over black feft triangle machine stitched to KD rectangle. Removed from uniform. Some service wear.* *36th Army Tank Brigade WW2 diablo formation sign. Good scarce red felt inverted triangle over black felt triangle machine stitched to KD rectangle. Removed from uniform. Some service wear* *36th Division WW2 fomation sign. Good locally made red and white interlocking circles embroidered on black twill rectangle* 36th Independent Infantry Brigade extremely rare WW2 formation sign. Green and yellow Kentish cobnut embroidered on khaki square. Very fine condition. Part of 12th Division BEF and after heavy fighting at Albert against a German armoured formation, it was overun by the enemy, only a few survivors returned to the UK. 36th Independent Infantry Brigade rare WW2 formation sign. Green and yellow Kentish cobnut embroidered on khaki square. Removed from battledress Part of 12th Division BEF and after heavy fighting at Albert against a German armoured formation, few survivors returned to the UK. *36th Infantry Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce white and red interlocked circles embroidered on black rectangle sewn around old zinc plate with two rough loops.* 36th Infantry Division WW2 fornation sign circa 1944-45.. A good used example of white and red interlocking rings / circles embroidered on black, often worn on the slouch hat Served mainly in Burma taking part in famous battles of Mandalay and Rangoon Road 36th North Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Officer?s 1874 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A scarce die-stamped example by W.P. bearing London hallmarks. Laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet; ?Middlesex? within the wreath, a Maltese cross with ball finals to the tips and lions between the arms. To the centre, a plain applied dome within a circlet ?Rifle?; between the base of the cross and the wreath, a scroll ?Regiment?. Three screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. Please note out crown hoops absent. Raised at Paddington in 1860 as 36th, it became the 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1880 and joined the Rifle Brigade 1881. In 1908 it became 10th Battalion of the London Regiment. 37th Division A rare example, upright yellow felt horseshoe sewn to light khaki backing. GC. Downward horseshoe adopted in July 1916 altered in November to ?keep the luck in? 37th Foot (North Hampshire) Indian Mutiny Medal A good example awarded to ? J. Legrove 37th Regt?. GC John Legrove is confirmed as receiving the medal without clasp. 38th (1st Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot, Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1877-1881. A good die-stamped brass example on brass loops North and South. Imperial crowned wreath of oak and laurel secured with Stafford Knot at the base; ?38? to voided centre. (KK 487). Queen Victoria was proclaimed Empress of India 1st January 1877. This is probably the actual piece photographed as No. 487 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army?. *38th (The King\'s Regiment) Searchlight Regiment RA WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce black bugle strung from rose embroidered on red felt rectangle. Removed from uniform* *38th (Welsh) Division scarce WW1 formation sign. A scarce example, red dragon embroidered on black. VGC* 38th (Welsh) Division WW1 cloth formation Badge. RWF, SWB & Welsh Regiment. A fine scarce example. Red dragon embroidered on black rectangle. Kitchener Div formed December 1914 as 43rd (Welsh) Div with Service Bns of the RWF, SWB & Welsh Regt. Renumbered 38th (Welsh) 29.04.15. To France November 1915; from 1916 fought on the Western Front. *39th Brigade scarce formation sign. Purple triangle embroidered on orange felt triangle.Removed from uniform. Good condition.* *39th Independent Infantry Brigade Group 2nd pattern formation sign. Purple triangle PRINTED on orange triangle* 3rd (East Kent) Regiment of Foot (The Buffs) Victorian Officer's tunic button circa 1855-81 by Firmin & Sons. A fine gilt example with backmark Firmin & Sons, 153 Strand, London & 15 Conduit St. Slight service wear. *3rd (Militia) Bn Royal West Kent Regiment Queens Mediterranean Medal A good example awarded to 1381 Pte T Minsey Rl: W. Kent R. GC.* 3rd (Prince of Wales?s) Dragoon Guards 1884 hallmarked silver NCO?s arm badge. A very fine and scarce hollow example (Prince of Wales? plumes) by B & P (Bent & Parker) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Original pin fastening to reverse. Minor blemish by ?H? on left scroll otherwise VGC See ?Cavalry Warrant Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers? Arm Badges? by David Linaker and Gordon Dine (MHS Special Number 1997). 8.11 (A) 3rd (Prince of Wales?s) Dragoon Guards OR?s helmet plate circa 1871-1914. A good die-stamped example on four screw posts. White metal star mounted with brass Garter; to the centre, a white metal ?3?. Centre usually black leather, this example with dull red cloth centre. 3rd DG wore gilt metal helmets with black over red plumes. 3rd / 1st South Midland Division Cycle Company Army Cyclist Corps Medal Group. Awarded to 20824 CPL W.C. LEAMAN A.CYC CORPS. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (PTE A. CYC CORPS), British War Medal, Victory Medal (CPL A. CYC CORPS). Corporal William C Leaman is confirmed as serving with the 3rd/1st S.M.D. Cycle Coy and landed in France on the 13th December 1915. He later transferred to the Royal Warwickshire Regiment and was Demobbed in April 1919. 3rd and 4th (Militia) Bns.Oxfordshire Light Infantry NCO's Helmet Plate Centre circa 1881-1901 A scarce die-stamped silver plated example on three of four loops (centre one absent, top one bent). 3rd was formerly Royal Bucks Militia prior to Cardwell's 1881 reforms, the 4th had been the Oxfordshire Militia 3rd Armoured Group WW2 formation sign. Good rare black silk rectangle with red border embroidered with red silk tank and “3”, in the form of a lightening flash. Removed from battledress. Now with masking tape to reverse. 3rd Bn Duke of Edinburgh?s (Wiltshire Regiment), Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1881-97. A very fine and scarce example. Die-stamped large silver-gilt cross pattee, the arms lined, the top one bearing the honour ?Mediterranean?. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?The Wiltshire Regiment?, the coronet within the cypher of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. Two loops to reverse. Complete with backing plate. Very good condition. With origins in four regiments, it was reorganised as The Wiltshire Militia 8th November 1758; redesignated Royal Wiltshire Militia 29th June 1841 at Marlborough. Under Cardwell?s reforms, on Friday 1st July 1881, it became 3rd Bn. Wiltshire Regiment. Awarded the honour ?Mediterranean? in 1856 for garrison duties performed during the Crimean War 3rd Bn Middlesex Regiment Queen's South Africa Medal. A scarce confirmed no clasp example awarded to "6737 Pte T.G. Saggers Middx Regt". Slight edge knocks GC. Private Saggers is confirmed as serving with the 3rd Bn and is shown as receiving no clasps to the QSA. *3rd Bn Rifle Brigade India General Service Medal, clasp ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98? A good example awarded to ?3738 Pte S. Wood 3d Bn Rif Bde?. GC* 3rd Bn Rifle Brigade India General Service Medal, clasp ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?. A good example awarded to 2118 Pte J Redman 3d Bn Rif Bde. GC 3rd Bn. Coldstream Guards WW2 cloth formation sign Goods scarce red felt III removed from battledress. 3rd Bn. Coldstream Guards WW2 scarce cloth formation sign circa 1941-43. Red felt III removed from uniform 3rd Canadian Pioneers, 48th CEF WW1 OR?s bronze cap badge by Tiptaft, B\'ham A good die-stamped example on loops. Organised as a unit 15th July, 1916; disbanded March, 1918. 3rd Carabiniers bi-metal cap badge A good die-stamped example on loops. 3rd Carabiniers NCO?s b-imetal arm badge. Complete with both loops. Very good condition 3rd Carabiniers pair of OR's collar badges. A fine die-stamped bi-metal pair on loops 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division Polish WW2 breast badge. A good scarce silvered example by Lorioli, Milano, Roma. Monte Cassino Cross bearing fir tree, crowned eagle over crescent and two bayonets etc. Reverse with Polish legend. Single screw post to reverse retaining dished nut. Formed in Syria 1940, badge designed by Lt. Z. Ochnio 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division WW2 Polish formation sign. Green Christmas tree embroidered on a white over red rectangle. VGC Raised at Qastina in Palestine in May 1942 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division WW2 Polish formation sign. Green Christmas tree embroidered on a white over red rectangle. Raised at Qastina in Palestine in May 1942 3rd CLY (Sharp Shooters) 23rd London Armoured Car Company bi-metal cap badge & collar badge Die-stamped example on loops with CLY centres. (KK 2289). Foot of one loop on cap badge detached. 3rd County of London Imperial Yeomanry (Sharp Shooters) cap badge circa 1901-08. A good scarce die-cast brass example on short loops. (KK 1363) 3rd County of London IY (Sharp Shooters) OR?s cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. One or two spots of verdigris otherwise. Two loops to reverse. GC (KK 1362) Badge approved 18th December 1901. 3rd County of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters 2nd pattern WW2 cloth shoulder title Good scarce yellow sans-serif lettering embroidered on green. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear 3rd County of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters brass ca badge. A good clean die-stamped brass issue on slider 3rd Division pair WW2 formation signs. Good well worn pair. 3rd Division pair WW2 formation signs. Good worn pair. Red felt inverted triangles on black felt triangles. 3rd Division, 9th Infantry Brigade, 1st Bn ing\'s Own Scottish Borderers WW2 combination formation sign BD rectangle bearing 1KOSB tartan flash, felt 3rd Div formation sign with two red felt bars below 3rd Dragoon Guards Officer's OSD cap badge circa 1902-22 A scarce die-cast bronze example. Three blades to reverse. VGC 3rd Dragoon Guards OSD bronze cap badge circa 1902-22. Cast example on blades (one absent, remaining one with fracture) 3rd Dragoon Guards pre 1022 OR's bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. 3rd Dragoon Guards pre 1922 cap badge Well die-stamped Prince of Wales's plumes on title scroll. Slider 3rd Dragoon Guards pre 1922 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. 3rd Dragoon Guards WW1 cavalry cap badge. Good scarce pre 1922 die-stamped white metal Prince of Wales\' plumes with brass coronet on brass title scroll. Correct sweat hole behind coronet. Slider 3rd Foot Guards Georgian Officer?s gilt coatee button as worn at Waterloo. A fine scarce flat open back example by Charles Jennens, London (with Prince of Wales plumes back mark) Redesignated Scots Fusilier Guards in 1831 and Scots Guards in 1877. 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers Officers Cape. This is a regulation pattern Officers cape worn by Colonel Rees VD Commanding Officer of the Regiment. Tailored in dark grey wool material, retaining four small silvered regimental buttons. To the neck leather strap. The cape with surface mothing and a number of small holes requires cleaning. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers scarce white metal cap badge circa 1896-1908. Good example on loops. HQ Swansea. Became 6th Bn. Welsh Regiment 1st April 1908. 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, 6th Bn Welsh Regiment, Royal Engineers Medal Grouping. This is the medal grouping of Colonel William David Rees V.D. Colonel of the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, The First Colonel 6th Bn Welsh Regiment and served during the Great War as a Colonel with the Royal Engineers. Comprising: Volunteer Decoration, bearing Hallmarks for 1901. Retaining pin fitting for wearing as a single medal. Contained in original case. GC. ... Miniature Medal group of V.D, 1914/15 Star, BWM, VM. Mounted as originally worn. VGC. ... Original WW1 Medal named issue box. .... Original group postcard photograph showing Col Rees to the centre. ..... Original copy of The South Walian dated April 1904, containing an article on Col Rees giving biographical details up to the time of his appointment as CO of the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers. Overall GC. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer and the listing giving full biographical details of Colonel Rees military career. 3rd Infantry Division WW2 felt formation sign. Red triangle applied to black triangle. Removed from a uniform but excellent condition 3rd King\'s Own Hussars OR\'s cap badge circa 1896-1920. A good die-stamped bi-metal example of WW1 vintage on slider. 3rd King’s Own Hussars pair of WW1 slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce pair complete with tapes. 3RD LONDON rare WW1 cloth shoulder title. Red serif letters embroidered on khaki. 3rd Middlesex or Royal Westminster Militia Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1861-69 by Jennens. A very fine and exceedingly scarce die-stamped silver on copper example by J & Co (Jennens). Gilt washed crowned star mounted with silver circlet inscribed ?3rd or Royal Westminster Middlesex?. To the centre, a shield of Westminster and Middlesex Arms with strung bugle above. Two horizontal loops to reverse. Raised at Brentford 1797; became 5th Bn. Royal Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881. 3rd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian helmet plate. A good scarce blackened brass post 1879 OR?s example. Three loop fittings to the reverse. GC Raised in 1859, it had its HQ at Hampstead. Although part of 2nd Admin Bn. 1860-80, it unusually retained its number in the 1880 reorganisation and became 1st VB Middlesex Regt. in 1898 3rd Norfolk RVC OR?s glengarry badge circa 1872-83. A good die-stamped white metal example. Design as Star of the Order of the Thistle, to the centre a three towered castle within a circlet inscribed ?Third Norfolk Rifle Volunteer Corps?. Two old replacement loops to reverse otherwise VGC. HQ at East Dereham. Became 3rd VB Norfolk Regt. in June 1883 HQ at East Dereham. Became 3rd VB Norfolk Regt. in June 1883 3rd Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards WW1 OR's cap badge. A goo die-stamped/cast bi-metal example on slider. (KK 739) 3rd Queen Alexandra?s Own Gurkha Rifles Officer?s 1912 hallmarked silver cap badge by Bent & Parker.. A fine scarce Birmingham hallmarked example on long loops. Crowned Cypher of Queen Alexandra; crown die-stamped, cypher die-cast. 3rd Royal Surrey Militia 1858-74 round forage cap scroll. Loops to the reverse now absent. Raised on 26th March 1853; became 4th Battalion The East Surrey Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 with HQ at Kingston-upon-Thames. 3rd Searchlight Regiment Roal Artillery cloth formation sign Good scarce Red Hand of Ulster embroidered on khaki felt rectangle 3rd Searchlight Regt. Royal Artillery cloth formation sign. Embroidered Red Hand of Ulster on khaki felt rectangle. 3rd Suffolk Rifle Volunteers Victorian pouch belt plate. A good scarce die-stamped example on three screw posta. Crowned laurel wreath, finely seeded centre mounted with silver ?SVR? monogram with ?3? to centre. Cross on crown AF. Formed 26th January, 1860 at Woodbridge. 3rd VB Devonshire Regiment Victorian OR?s tunic button by I & B Pearse & Co, London A good scarce white metal example on shank. HQ at Exeter 3rd VB Gloucestershire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1900-08. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example as regular battalions with addition of Arms of Bristol and title scroll suitably amended. Loops to reverse. Very good condition. Raised 24th July, 1900 at Bristol. Became 6th Bn TF in 1908. 3rd VB Gloucestershire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1900-08. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Raised 24th July, 1900 with HQ at Bristol. Became 6th Bn TF in 1908. 3rd VB Gloucestershire Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1900-08. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Raised 24th July, 1900 with HQ at Bristol. Became 6th Bn TF in 1908. 3rd VB Gloucestershire Regiment pre 1908 small button by Pearson & Huggins circa 1900-08.. A good example displaying Spinx on :"Egypt" over Arms of Bristol shield within title circlet. Shank to reverse. Slight wear. Raised 24th July, 1900 with HQ at Bristol. Became 6th Bn TF in 1908. 3rd VB King?s Liverpool Regiment OR?s glengarry badge circa 1888-96. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example formed from placing a crown on helmet plate centre inscribed ?Liverpool 3rd Volr. Battn.?, the White Horse of Hanover to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Pearls slightly at fault. HQ at Southport. 3rd VB Welsh Regiment white metal pre 1908 OR?s cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on old replacement slider HQ at Pontypridd 3rd West Riding Brigade, Royal Field Artillery OR?s post 1908 cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example retaining original slider. 3rd West Riding Brigade, Royal Field Artillery scarce OR?s cap badge. A good die stamped example on loops. 3rd West York Militia pre 1840 Officer\'s Coatee Button. A good silver plate onto copper example. Hollow back with makers details of I. Nutting & Son, King St. Covent Garden. Complete with shank. Slight wear to plating on high points. 4 / ROYAL SCOTS / Q.E.R. rare WW1 cloth shoulder title. Good black embroidered on khaki oval example removed from uniform. 4 CLY / SHARPSHOOTERS WW2 brass shoulder title circa 1939-44 by Walker & Hall, Sheffield One loop absent the other twisted. (Westlake 363) Unit served in North Africa, Italy and NW Europe merging with 3rd CLY in 1944. 4 Corps WW2 cloth formation sign. Black elephant printed on red felt rectangle. Glue and paper marks to reverse. 4 Corps WW2 formation sign Good heavily embroidered black elephant on red felt rectangle. Minor service wear 4. COMMANDO rare WW2 cloth shoulder title. Red embroidered 4, blue embroidered COMMANDO; all on navy. No.4 Commando formed 23.06.1940 & together with No.7 formed the 3rd Special Service Bn. 24.1040. Reorganised 26.02.41 on disbandment of 3rd SS Bn. Later became part of 1st Special Service Brigade under the command of Brigadier Lord Lovat. 40 / SIGNALS scarce WW2 cloth pagri flash. Black felt rectangle embroidered with white ?40? over ?SIGNALS? in serif letters.Minor moth to right edge and corner. GC 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot Officer?s 1844-55 ?Albert? shako plate. An exceptionally fine and rare example. Rich gilt eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. Mounted on the star, a gilt hobnail star with straight tips to the principal rays which bear battle honours. Mounted on the star, a laurel wreath; within the wreath, a strap inscribed ?2nd Somersetshire; gilt ?40? to burnished gilt centre. The wreath bears four part scroll inscribed ?Candahar? ?Guznee 1842? ?Maharajpoor? ?Cabool?. Reverse retains both original horizontal loops; four wires behind the Crown now absent. Top pearl on cross absent. Plate curved to shape of shako. VGC During the period this plate was worn, 40th saw service in India and in 1842 proceeded to Australia. It served there and in New Zealand for the next 15 years. 40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment. New Zealand Medal. An undated example awarded to ?George Powell 40th Regt?. Rank neatly erased. GC Private George Powell is confirmed on the Roll 40th Division deception WW2 Lieutenant\'s rank slide. A good scarce used example believed worn in Sicily/Italy 40th Division facing pair of cockerel formation signs. A fine embroidered pair removed from a uniform. 40th Division silk embroidered formation sign. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear 40th Division WW1 attributed pair of cloth formation signs. 1918 embroidered purple silk rectangle embroidered with white diamond bearing acorn and oak leaves, superimposed on a bantam cock. Some service wear (2 items) Worn by Private J.E. Everitt of the Royal Scots Fusiliers and KOSB. The 40th Division original badge was a diamond, after Major-General John Ponsonby took command of the Division in 1917 a Bantam Cock was added in recognition of originally being a Bantam Division. GHQ Granted permission for the spray of oak leaves to be added following the Division?s capture of Bourlon Wood. 2nd Bn, the Royal Scots Fusiliers joined and left the Division on April 1918, 10th Bn KOSB joined June 1918 40th Division WW1 cloth formation sign. Embroidered silk diamond bearing acorn and oak leaves, superimposed on a bantam cock. GC GHQ Granted permission for the spray of oak leaves to be added following the Division?s capture of Bourlon Wood. 40th Signal Regiment (Middlesex Yeomanry) formation sign c1959. Good scarce maroon/ golden yellow/green felt square. Removed from uniform. Minor old moth. 40th.Infantry Division Korean War pair of embroidered formation signs Fine unusually large embroidered examples. The olive green backings each retaining four press studs (on one they have a little verdigris). 40th.Infantry Division Korean War pair of embroidered formation signs Fine unusually large embroidered examples. The olive green backings each retaining four press studs (on one they have a little verdigris). 41st (Enfield Lock) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s shako / pouch belt plate circa 1860. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example on screw posts. Within a crowned strap ?Bello Parati Pacem Volentes?, a shield bearing RSAF cypher over three rifles in pale with three crossed bayonets. Extended below the strap, a scroll ?41st Middlesex?. (see KK 1526) Formed 11th June 1860 from employees of the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock as part of 6th Admin Bn. Consolidated as ?H? Company, 3rd MC RVC in 1880; 3rd redesignated 1st VB Middlesex Regt. in 1881 but did not assume the title until 1898. 41st AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth formation sign. White XLI embroidered on a red over blue shield. GC 41st AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth formation sign. A fine example. White XLI embroidered on a red over blue shield. 41st Foot (The Welsh) pre 1855 Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A very fine and rare example. Seeded fire gilt rectangular plate with burnished edges; mounted on the plate, a cut silver eight pointed star; mounted on the star, a gilt Crowned Garter resting within a laurel wreath. Within the Garter, silver Prince of Wales' plumes set on a rich blue translucent enamel ground; between the Garter and the base of the wreath ?XLI? with ?Niagara? and ?Ava? below and ?Queenstown? above. On the left of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Detroit?; on the right another ?Miami?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Slight wear to gilt on highpoints, generally VGC. During the latter period this plate was worn the 41st were commanded by Hugh Rowlands VC, KCB. The 1st Battalion fought at Alma, Inkerman and throughout the Siege of Sevastopol. On the evacuation of the Crimea in 1856 the Regiment proceeded home and then to Jamaica the following year until 1860. 42nd (Royal Highland The Black Watch) Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1868-74. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on brass loops North and South. (KK 495) 42nd Deoli Regiment pagri badge. A good 1903-21 cast example. Blackened brass strap inscribed �E.Turba Legion� surmounted by a mural crown; six pointed star to centre with XLII to central section. Stout pagri pin to reverse. GC (Made with tip of strap not appearing as Cox 2444) Disbanded in 1921. 42nd Royal Highland (The Black Watch) Regiment OR?s glengarry/bonnet badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example with two loops to reverse. Small knock to top right edge of saltire otherwise GC (KK 497) 42nd Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) Officer?s dirk belt clasp circa 1840-60. A fine and rare two part example in gilt and silver. Circlet ornamented with thistle sprays, centre with silver mount being a stylised Thistle star, Acanthus leaves ends. VGC 44th (Home Counties) Division WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce KD example designed to be suspended from shoulder strap 44th Indian Airborne Division pair of WW2 formation signs. A good printed facing pair removed from a uniform. 44th Indian Airborne Division scarce WW2 parachute wing. A good heavily embroidered example sewn to brass pinback backing plate. Blue a little faded but generally good condition. (Reverse illustrated) 44th Indian Airborne Division scarce WW2 parachute wing. A good and unusual flat example. Has been worn. 44th Indian Airborne Division scarce WW2 parachute wing. A good heavily embroidered example sewn to brass pinback backing plate. Blue a little faded but generally good condition. A good heavily embroidered example. Minor service wear. 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce Pegasus over ?INDIA? printed on maroon rectangle. Removed from uniform Raised 1st May, 1944. 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 facing pair of printed formation signs. Good light blue Bellerphon astride a Pegasus in light blue over INDIA printed on maroon cotton square. Removed from uniform. Some service wear. Raised 1st May, 1944. 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 parachute wing A good padded white parachute flanked by light blue wings with central fleck heavily embroidered on black cloth. Sewn to pinback brass bar 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 parachute wing. A good padded worn pair retaining four press studs to the reverse 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 parachute wing. A good padded white parachute flanked by light blue wings with central fleck heavily embroidered on black cloth. 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 parachute wing. A good padded white parachute flanked by light blue wings with central fleck heavily embroidered on black cloth. Removed from uniform 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 parachute wing. A good padded white parachute flanked by light blue wings heavily embroidered on black cloth. Removed from uniform 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 printed formation sign. Good scarce light blue Bellerphon astride a Pegasus in light blue over INDIA printed on maroon cotton square. Removed from uniform. Some service wear. Raised 1st May, 1944. 44th Indian Airborne Division WW2 scarce cloth formation sign. Pegasus with ?India? below printed on maroon rectangle. Removed from uniform. Slight service wear 44th Royal Tank Regiment WW2 slip-on shoulder title. White metal RTR collar badge on yellow over maroon tape. A little service wear. Formed from 6th Bn Gloucestershire Regt. Fought in North Africa and Italy 45th Infantry Division WW2 printed pair of Drake\'s Drum formation signs. A fine unworn pair. 46th (North Midland) Infantry Division WW2 formation sign. Silk embroidered Sherwood Forest oak on black rectangle. Removed from uniform, light glue marks to reverse. 46th (S.Devon) Regimental Cook?s Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. This example was awarded to ?3773 Serjt W. O?Neil 46th Foot?. Engraved naming contact rubbing to the edge. GC Sergeant William O?Niel a native of Killyman Co Armagh enlisted in the 46th Foot in June 1855. He was soon shipped out to the Crimea serving 269 days He is entitled to the medal and clasp ?Sebastopol? plus the Turkish Crimea Medal. He was appointed Sergeant in 1860 but following a drunken fight was reduced to the ranks and served 5 days in prison. It would take 9 years to regain his rank, when he was appointed a Sergeant Cook. He was discharged on completion of his engagement in September 1876. 46th (South Devon) Regiment of Foot Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1830-55. A good scarce example comprising a burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with cut silver star bearing gilt wreath, half of laurel, half of palm encircling crowned strap inscribed ?South Devon? with ?46? to the centre. On the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Dominica?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Gilt worn, one or two star tips AF otherwise GC (Parkyn 272) Dominica honour granted to the Regiment 9th February 1808. Regiment became 2nd Bn. Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry in 1881. 46th Company Machine Gun Corps Military Medal group. Awarded to ?37929 Pte. J. Mc Ouan MGC? Comprising: Military Medal ?Pte. MGC?, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC few marks to the edge. The announcement of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 20th August 1919. His unit is given as the 46th and his home county as Dunfermline. The 46th served on the Western Front with the 15th Scottish Division and saw major action during the closing months of the war. 46th Division silk embroidered formation sign A good used WW2 example 46th Infantry Division pair of formation signs on KD shoulder strap slides A good pair depicting a Sherwood Forest oak tree. 46th Infantry Division pair of formation signs on KD shoulder strap slides A good pair as worn depicting a Sherwood Forest oak tree. 46th Infantry Division WW2 pair of slip-on titles. A good printed pair on KD slip-ons. 47 / SIKHS (indian Army) well cast brass shoulder title. Flat integral loops. VGC 47 Division Signal Regiment formation sign. Embroidered Dutch tile. Removed from uniform. GC 47th Foot (Lancashire) Crimea Medal Clasp Sebastopol A good example, with contemporary naming Serjt C Wallis 47th Regt. Private Charles Wallis is confirmed as been awarded the Crimea Medal with Sebastopol clasp. 47th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers Officer?s shako plate of 1861-68 pattern. A very fine and scarce two-part silver plated example, the crowned eight pointed star pattern back plate with stencilled centre numerals ?47?, a pierced surrounding strap, ?Lancashire Rifle Volunteers?, the strap with a burnished backing disc. Two loops to reverse. HQ at St. Helens. Later the 21st Lancashire RVs and subsequently the 2nd VB South Lancashire Regiment. 48th Australian Infantry Cap Badge A good locally cast blackened example on loops 48THHOFC scarce 48th Highlanders of Canada brass shoulder title Loops to reverse 49th (The Princess Charlotte of Wales?s or Hertfordshire) Regiment of Foot Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1843-55. A very fine and rare example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate with raised burnished edges; mounted to the centre, a gilt laurel wreath. Within the wreath, a crowned circlet inscribed ?Princess Charlotte of Wales?; to the centre ?49? resting on a Union spray with scroll above inscribed ?Hertfordshire?. Battle honours ?Egmont-op-Zee?, ?Queenstown? ?China? and ?Copenhagen? entwined in the wreath; below the wreath, the Dragon. Reverse complete with original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. VGC (Parkyn 388 )Became 1st Bn. Berkshire Regiment on Friday 1st July, 1881. 49th (West Riding) Division pair of WW2 formation signs. Facing pair of polar bears, heads up, embroidered on black rectangles. Removed from uniform. Good condition 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division metal formation sign worn prior to 1939. Scarce die-stamped white metal rose on screw post with brass securing nut with milled rim. 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division pair of WW2 printed formation signs. A fine facing pair of 2nd pattern Polar Bears. Fought in Norway and after D Day in Normandy and North West Europe 49th Brigade scarce printed formation sign. Yellow KK on brown edged green square. A good example removed from a uniform. 49th Brigade scarce printed formation sign. Yellow KK on brown edged green square. A good example removed from a uniform. 49th Division Hallamshire Bn York & Lancaster Regiment WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce example 4CLY (Sharpshooters) scarce WW2 cast brass shoulder title circa 1939-44 A good example on loops. (Westlake 362) Unit served in North Africa as well as Italy and NW Europe merging with 3rd CLY in 1944. 4CLY (Sharpshooters) scarce WW2 cast brass shoulder title circa 1939-44. A good example on loops - slight verdigris. (Westlake 362) Unit served in North Africa as well as Italy and NW Europe merging with 3rd CLY in 1944. 4th & 5th Bns. Lincolnshire Regiment post 1908 cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example as regulars but with blank scroll. Araldited replacement slider. (KK 1708) HQ?s Drill Halls at Lincoln and Grimsby 4th & 5th Bns. Lincolnshire Regiment post 1908 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops, as regulars but with blank tablet. (KK 1708). One loop at fault. Drill Halls at Lincoln and Grimsby 4th & 5th Bns. Somerset Light Infantry post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. Spot of braize in bell end. (KK 1711) HQ?s Lower Bristol Road, Bath and Shuttern, Taunton. 4th & 5th Bns. Somerset Light Infantry post 1908 OR\'s cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. Spot of braize in bell end. (KK 1711) HQ Lower Bristol Road, Bath and Shuttern, Taunton. 4th (Central Ontario) Bn. CEF WW1 Officer's 1918 hallmarked silver cap badge by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company. A fine die-cast example on replacement loops. Reverse with London hallmarks and maker's trefoil logo. 4th (Cumberland & Westmorland) Bn. Border Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Very minor verdigris to right of crown.(KK 1725) HQ Strand Road, Carlisle 4th (Eton College) VB Oxfordshire Light Infantry pouch belt plate. A good Victorian die-stamped white metal example on three screw posts. Raised as 8th Buckinghamshire RVC in 1860, reformed as 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifle Volunteers 15th June 1878. December 1887 redesignated 4th (Eton College) VB Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 1902 reverted to 2nd Bucks. 4th (Nottinghamshire) VB Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regt.) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-08 Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards pre 1922 NCO?s arm badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops being the Star of the Order of St.Patrick. 4th (Stockport) VB Cheshire Regiment Victorian Officer?s black cloth helmet circa 1887-1901. A good scarce example of the Home Service pattern black cloth helmet complete with silvered spike, furniture and velvet backed chin chain. To the front, crowned star pattern plate mounted with mounted with laurel wreath and Garter?; Prince of Wales?s plumes on eight pointed star to centre. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a scroll ?The Cheshire Regiment?, with supplementary scroll beneath ?4th Volunteer Battalion?. Retains crimson silk topped leather sweatband and part paper label "Regulation Cork Helmet". Slight surface moth in places, edge on rear peak lining also with a little old moth damage. Rear peak slightly bent from storage. Furniture nice toned otherwise a good "sleepy" example. 4th (The King?s Own Royal) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example. Lion passant guardant over a rope edged oval strap ?The King?s Own Royal Regiment?; ?4?? to voided centre. Copper loops East and West. One loop a lead soldered replacement otherwise good condition. (KK 424) 4th / 7th Dragoon Guards General Service Medal A good example awarded to \"14933775 Tpr E. Wills 4/7 D.G.\" GC some edge knocks. 4th / 7th Dragoon Guards post 1922 Officer's cap badge. A very fine die-cast silver plated example on loops with central mount. 4th Anti-Aircraft Division WW2 facing pair of uncut formation signs. 2nd pattern examples displaying three blue buckles printed on red inverted triangle. 4th Armoured Brigade facing pair of formation signs. Black jerboa embroidered on white felt square. Removed from uniform. Some service wear and moth hole to one. 4th Armoured Brigade silk embroidered formation sign. Black jerboa embroidered on white felt square. Removed from uniform. A bit grubby. Formed in 1939. Fought in Western Desert North African Campaign, Invasion of Sicily and North West Europe 4th Battalion Buffs East Kent rare OR?s blackened brass cap badge. Die-stamped example. Loops replaced with brooch pin. (KK 1699) 4th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal post 1908 issue, omitting EGYPT battle honour, on loops. 4th Battalion Welch Regiment WW2 formation sign. Red saucepan printed on brown rectangle. VGC 4th Battalion Welch Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce red saucepan printed on khaki rectangle. 4th Battalion, The Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment rare OR?s cap badge. A rare post 1908 die-stamped brass example on loops. Some polishing to highpoints. (KK 1699) 4th Battalion, The Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment rare OR?s cap badge. 4th Battalion, The Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment rare OR?s cap badge. Good die-stamped brass example on loops (verdigris to base) (KK 1699) 4th Bn (Hallamshire) York & Lancaster Regiment WW1 Territorial Efficiency Group of Four. Awarded top 200071 Cpl Frederick Thorpe. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?L.Cpl York & Lanc R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Cpl Y & L R?, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (GVR) ?Cpl 4/ York & Lanc R?. GC Cpl Thorpe landed in France on the 13 April 1915 4th Bn Queen's Regiment Territorial Efficiency Medal. A good example awarded to "200201 Cpl L.E. Lungley 4/ The Queen's R' GC one edge knock Corporal Lungley was awarded the BWM, VM, TFWM. 4th Bn Rifle Brigade 1854 India General Service Medal, Two clasps A good example awarded to 7600 Pte H Richards 4th Bn Rif Brig. Bearing the clasps ?Burma 1887-89, Burma 1889-92. Second clasp loose, Private Harry William Richards enlisted at Winchester into the 4th Bn Rifle Brigade on the 4th July 1885. He is confirmed as being awarded the two clasp IGS and was discharged in 1897. 4th Bn Royal Sussex Regiment 1917 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Christopher George Lisher? GC TF/200701 Private Christopher George Lisher died on the 26th March 1917 whilst serving with the 4th Bn. He was a native of Littlehampton Sussex and is commemorated on the Jerusalem Memorial 4th Bn. (Camelford) Cornwall Home Guard WW2 formation sign. Good scarce issue. Brown camel printed on yellow rectangle with narrow brown border. Slight blemish to camel below hump. 4th Bn. King?s Shropshire Light Infantry head-dress rosette. A rare example in red and green silk, the colours of the French Croix de Guerre awarded to the Battalion in the Great War. GC with a safety pin to the reverse. Worn on left side of Service Dress and No.1 Dress caps in recognition of the award of the Croix de Guerre avec Palme awarded to 1st/4th Bn. by the French Government as a result of their magnificent counterattack at Montagne de Bligny on 6th June 1918. See G. Archer Parfitt?s excellent article MHS Bulletin Vol XVIII No. 69 of August 1967, pages 26 and 27 4th Bn. KSLI scarce Croix de Guerre headdress rosette. A good clean example with old pin fitting. VGC Worn on left side of Service Dress and No.1 Dress caps in recognition of the Croix de Guerre avec Palme awarded to 1st/4th Bn. by the French Government for their magnificent counterattack at Montagne de Bligny on 6th June 1918. 4th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment NCO?s Lincoln Imp arm badge. A scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Minor service wear otherwise good condition. 4th Bn. Lincolnshire Regt. NCO?s arm badge. A scarce example of the Brass Lincoln Imp. Two loops to reverse. GC 4th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on old replacement loops. Pattern with blank scrolls. (KK 1742) HQ in Northampton. 15th August, 1915 landed at Suvla Bay. 4th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment post 1908 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Touch of verdigris to scroll. (KK 1741) HQ in Northampton. 15th August, 1915 landed at Suvla Bay. 4th Bn. Northamptonshire Regiment post 1908 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. ?4th Battalion? top scroll, ?South Africa 1900-02? below the castle. (KK 1741) HQ in Northampton. 15th August, 1915 landed at Suvla Bay. 4th Bn. SAC cast silvered cap badge. Two loops to the reverse GC 4th County of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters rare 1939-44 bi-metal cap badge. A fine die-cast example by JR Gaunt, London. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition (KK 2290) Unit served in North Africa as well as Italy and NW Europe 4th Division Reconnaissance Regiment WW2 printed cloth formation sign. Good rare example. Black panther printed on a golden yellow / green diagonally divided rectangle. 4th Hampshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned star with central dog gauge on loops, 4th Hussars of Canada unusual post 1931 non-voided bronze cap badge by Scully. Die-cast on loops 4th Hussars Post 1901 Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two die-stamped bi-metal examples on loops. 4th Indian Division WW2 pair of formation signs. Facing felt examples sewn onto KD rectangles with red arm of service Infantry bar below. Cloth loops at the top so to hang from the shoulder straps. 4th Jersey Militia Officer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1815-40. A good example by Bodley Etty & Bodley London Complete with shank. GC 4th Prince Albert Victor?s Rajputs Officer?s 1921 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens) on loops. Crowned, floriated ?IV? resting on a scroll inscribed ?Rajputs?. Birmingham hallmarks. (Cox 2386A) 4th Prince Albert Victor?s Rajputs Officer?s 1921 hallmarked silver cap badge by J & Co (Jennens). A fine scarce die-cast example on loops. Crowned, floriated ?IV? resting on a scroll inscribed ?Rajputs?. Birmingham hallmarks. (Cox 2386A) Became 2nd Bn. 7th Rajputs in 1922. 4th QO Hussars NCO?s die-cast silvered plated arm badge. A good scarce example on two loops. (see Cox 1235) 4th Queen?s Own Hussars Victorian / Edwardian Officer?s Pill Box Cap A good example of dark blue melton cloth ornamented with a wide band of gold regimental pattern lace and bullion cord to the welt of the crown. The crown is decorated with a central pearl button and an ornate pattern in bullion cord. Lined with crimson silk and retaining leather sweatband. Bullion remains bright. Besides two small moth holes to the crown it is in very good condition. 4th Queen?s Own Hussars Officer?s cap badge circa 1953-58. A fine scarce die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. Amalgamated with 8th King?s Royal Irish Hussars in 1958 to form The Queen?s Royal Irish Hussars. 4th Queen?s Own Hussars post 1906 Officer?s cap badge. A very fine silver and gilt example. Reverse impressed ?P?. Loops. VGC 4th Queen?s Own Hussars scarce Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops which have toned to black. Excellent condition. (KK 754) 4th Queen?s Own Hussars Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 754) 4th Queen?s Own Hussars Victorian OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned circlet inscribed ?Queen?s Own Hussars?; white metal foliated ?IV? to centre.Complete with loop fittings VGC. (KK 754) 4th Queen?s Own Hussars WW2 OR?s bi-metal cap badge by J.R. Gaunt, London.. A good die-stamped example on named slider (KK 756) 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards Officers OSD Bronze Badge circa 1902-22 A good example, with mounted centre, on two loops, the scroll reads (4th (R.I.) Dragoon Guards). 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1922. Die-stamped bi-metal example on replacement slider. Service wear, centre polished hence price. 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1922. Die-stamped bi-metal example on replacement slider. Service wear, centre polished hence price. 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards OR?s pre 1922 cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 740) 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards pair of pre 1922 OR's collar badges. A fine pair of die-stamped St. Patrick Stars inwhite metal on loops 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guardss Officer's Pair OSD Bronze Collar Badges circa 1902-22 by Jennens... A fine scarce pair of cap badge size on loops. marked "J & Co"; scroll reads "4th (R.I.) Dragoon Guards" 4th Royal Lancashire Light Infantry Militia Victorian Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. A good scarce gilt example. Circlet inscribed ?Royal Lancashire Light Infantry?; centre bears silver Crown with a Rose superimposed on a strung bugle. Plain ends. A little wear to gilt and to silver highpoints. Good condition. Raised 22nd March 1853 at Warrington. Became 3rd Bn. South Lancashire Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881. 4th Royal Lancashire Militia scarce Officer?s coatee button circa 1797-1800. A very fine open backed slightly convex gilt example by Firmin & Westall Strand. Within a crowned eight pointed star, ?4? over ?R.L?. Shank to reverse. Very good condition Raised in 1797 as the 3rd Supplementary Battalion Royal Lancashire Militia but immediately titled 4th Royal Lancashire Militia. Disbanded in 1800. 4th Royal South Middlesex Militia Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1856-61. A very fine and exceedingly scarce die-stamped silvered example of crowned star pattern mounted with pierced silver circlet inscribed ?IV Royal South Middlesex Militia?; VR Cypher to the centre. Retains both horizontal loops to reverse. VGC Raised at Hounslow 3rd May 1853; became 5th Bn. Royal Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881. 4th VB Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-1908. A good scarce die-stamped example struck in one piece on loops, which have now toned black HQ 149 Cathedral Street, Glasgow. 4th VB Cameronians OR?s white metal glengarry badge. Scarce post 1887 to 1908 example struck in one piece. Retaining two loops to the reverse. HQ 149 Cathedral Street, Glasgow. 4th VB East Surrey Regiment Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1887-1901. A good die-stamped silvered example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, an eight pointed star bearing the Arms of Guildford. Mounted on the lower part of the wreath a scroll inscribed ?The East Surrey Regiment? with additional scroll below ?4th Volunteer Battalion?. Three screw posts to reverse and complete on backing plate. Overall very good condition. .Formed as 7th Surrey RVC on 30th November 1859 at Southwark; absorbed into 26th in March 1880; became a VB of the regiment 1st July 1881; redesignated 4th VB 1st December 1887 with HQ at Clapham Junction. Became 23rd Bn, London Regiment 1st April 1908 4th VB Essex Regiment Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1883-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped silver plated example on three screw posts.. Crowned Maltese cross, with lions between the arms, bearing circlet ?4th Volunteer Battalion Essex Regt.?; County Arms to centre on domed burnished ground. HQ at Leyton. 4th VB Hampshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate circa 1885-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example of universal crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and circlet inscribed ?4th Volr. Battn. Hampshire?; dog gauge to centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ Bournemouth. Became 7th Bn. Hampshire Regt. in 1908. 4th VB King?s Liverpool Regiment Victorian NCO?s helmet plate circa 1888-1901. A good scarce die-stamped silvered example on three loops. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath, and mounted with circlet inscribed ?Liverpool 4th Volr. Battn.?; rearing horse to voided centre. HQ 77 Shaw Street, Liverpool. 4th VB Queen?s Royal West Surreys post 1883 pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce Officer?s silver plated example. Retaing four screw posts to the reverse. GC Originally raised 13th March 1860 at Lambeth as 19th Surrey RVC. Redesignated 7th on 3rd September 1880 with headquarters at New Street, Kennington Park , renumbered 8th only 4 days later. Became a VB of the Royal West Surrey Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881; redesigned as 4th VB on 1st March 1883. Many of it?s members served in the Boer War resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905. Became 24th (County of London) Battalion, The London Regiment on 1st April 1908. 4th VB South Wales Borderers Victorian Glengary Badge circa 1885-96. Excavated white metal example with replacement loops. Finely pitted overall. HQ at Newport 4th West London Rifle Volunteers post 1864 Officer's shako plate. A very fine and exceedingly scarce silver plated example with Victorian Arms of Kensington to the centre. West London title added in July 1864. New Kensington Arms granted in 1901. Fixing: Loops Condition: Generally VGC 4th West York Militia 1874-81 OR's glengarry badge. A good scarce white metal example. (KK 1194) Became 4th Battalion PWO West Yorkshire Regt. on Friday 1st July 1881* Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* 4th, 5th & 6th Bns. Suffolk Regiment post 1908 cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. HQ?s at Ipswich, Bury St. Edmunds and Ipswich respectively. 4th, 5th & 6th Bns. Suffolk Regiment post 1908 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider 4th, 5th & 6th Bns. Suffolk Regiment post 1908 Two Tower Cap Badge by BP & Co Ltd. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. 4th, 5th & 6th Bns. Suffolk Regiment Two Tower Cap Badge c1908-23 Good scarce early die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th Bns. Essex Regiment cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal post 1908 example on slider bearing ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll beneath the badge. Tablet beneath Sphinx blank. (KK 1738) 4th/7th Dragoon Guards collar badges. A good near matching pair of die=stamped white metal examples on loops 4th/7th Dragoon Guards General Service Medal Clasp Palestine 1945-48 A good example awarded to 19159501 TPR K HOLDWAY 4/7 DG. Confirmed on Medal Roll 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards Officer?s 1988 hallmarked silver cap badge by Firmin & Son A fine die-cast example on loops, bearing Birmingham hallmarks. St. Patrick star mounted with circlet ?Quis Separabit MCMXXII?; centrally St. George?s Cross bearing a Princess?s coronet on a mirrored ground. (as KK 742) 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards Torrin style Side Cap. Black crown and curtain, scarlet body; yellow piping, small anodised regimental star. 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards WW2 period cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. 5 / BOMBAY scarce pre 1903 Indian Army brass shoulder title. British made example retaining two of three loops 5 / RA / LANCASHIRE scarce pre 1908 white metal shoulder title. A fine example on three loops. HQ at Preston 5 / ROYAL SCOTS / Q.E.R. rare WW1 cloth shoulder title. Good black embroidered on khaki oval example. Minor old moth 5 Commando WW2 silk embroidered formation sign. A very scarce example believed issued circa 1942 comprising crossed Commando daggers with golden blades and black grips with V between the angle of the blades. Removed from uniform Originally formed in Bridlington 18.7.1940 under Lt. Col. Steven Patrick Wood. 5 RTR pair of Royal Tank Regiment epaulette slides. Black slides bearing red over Cambridge blue tapes. Disbanded in 1969 5 RTR pair of Royal Tank Regiment epaulette slides. Black slides bearing red over Cambridge blue tapes. Disbanded in 1969 5 RTR pair of Royal Tank Regiment epaulette slides. Black slides bearing red over Cambridge blue tapes. Disbanded in 1969 50 Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Yellow St. Mark?s lion printed on a blue rectangle. VGC 50/52 Middle East Commando cap badge A good scarce WW2 locally made cast brass example on loops. 50/52 Middle East Commando rare WW2 cap badge. A good cast brass example, retaining loops to reverse (KK 2066) 50/52 Middle East Commando rare WW2 Special Forces cap badge. A good locally made cast brass example on loops. (KK 2066) 50/52 Middle East Commando scarce WW2 Special Forces cap badge. A good scarce locally made cast brass example on loops. (KK 2066) 50th Division pair WW2 formation signs. Good red TT embroidered on black felt squares. Removed from uniform. 50th Indian Tank Brigade scarce WW2 cloth formation sign. Black triangle embroidered with white clenched fist removed from uniform. Minor service wear 50th Indian Tank Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. Good rare white forearm with clenched fist embroidered on back cotton. 50th Regiment (Gordon Highlanders of Canada) white metal glengarry badge circa 1913-20. A good die-stamped example on loops. 51 RTR pair of Royal Tank Regiment Lieutenant's rank slides. Sun has bleached green to yellow. 511th Airborne Parachute Infantry Regiment post WW2 patch A good embroidered example 515th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. A good scarce example; yellow Arms of the Isle of Man (three legged device) embroidered on red felt shield. 51st (Highland) Division WW2 RAMC combination. A fine example removed from a uniform. Rectangular piece of battledress material bearing printed 51st HD formation sgn over a dull cherry felt bar. Worn by a member of either 152 or 174 Field Ambulance, RAMC. 51st Highland Division PAIR of 1941 first pattern formation signs Good rare early red HD in circle printed in blue 51st Highland Division WW2 RAMC combination. Piece of battledress material bearing printed HD formation sign over cherry felt bar. Removed from a uniform but excellent condition. Worn by a member of either 152 or 174 Field Ambulance RAMC 51st Infantry Brigade formation sign. Black rectangle embroidered with white disc bearing black swan. Condition: Glue marks to reverse. VGC 52nd (6th London) Anti-Tank Regt Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. An extremely rare example believed worn by this unit, part of 5th Inf Division. Tank, in flames, embroidered onto vertically divided red and dark blue diamond. A little service wear. 52nd British Infantry Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign circa India 1943-45. Good rare green Arms of Bhopal printed on cream rectangle. Press studs to reverse lining. Comprised 12th Sherwood Foresters, 20th Royal Fusiliers and 7th South Lancashire 52nd Lowland Division WW1 formation sign. Black ?L? embroidered on khaki; resting in the L, a blue shield charged with a thistle superimposed on a white saltire. Designed by the GOC, Major General John Hill, CB, DSO 52nd Lowland Division WW1 formation sign. Black ?L? embroidered on khaki; resting in the L, a blue shield charged with a thistle superimposed on a white saltire. Designed by the GOC, Major General John Hill, CB, DSO 52nd Lowland Division WW1 formation sign. A good example removed from uniform. 55Black ?L? embroidered on khaki; resting in the L, a blue shield charged with a thistle superimposed on a white saltire. 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot 1871-81 brass glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example retaining brass loops North and South. GC. (KK 512) Following Cardwell?s reforms of the Army, 53rd became 1st Bn King?s Light Infantry on 1st July 1881, later KSLI. 53rd (Welsh) Divisional Reconaisssance Regiment WW2 printed combination formation sign. Good scarce example with small red stains. 54th (E. Anglian) Divi / 162nd Indep Infantry Brigade formation sign. Blue JP monogram embroidered on red felt disc. 54th (E. Anglian) Division / 162nd Indep Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. Blue \"JP\" printed on red disc. Glue marks to reverse otherwise in good condition 55th (West Lancashire) Division WW1 pair of formation signs. Good rare pair removed from tunic. Each a khaki disc embroidered with green leaved rose. Worn by 2353 Pte. Reginald B. Wilson 10th Liverpool Scottish, later Labour Corps and Royal Fusiliers 55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Bde combination. Printed 55th Infantry Division formation sign with three red felt brigade bars all sewn to denim rectangle. 55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division pair of WW2 formation signs. A good embroidered pair removed from a uniform. 567 LAA/SL Regiment RA cloth formation sign. Good scarce silk embroidered black bar, central white flaming grenade with 7 on ball; red edged white strip either side. 567 LAA/SL Regiment Royal Artillery cloth formation sign. Good scarce silk embroidered black bar, central white flaming grenade with 7 on ball; red edged white strip either side. Removed from BD 56th (King?s Own) Anti-Tank Regt. Royal Artillery WW2 pagri flash. Vertically divided red and blue cloth diamond bearing white lion device on loops 56th (W.Essex) Foot Georgian Officer?s pre 1830 silvered openback coatee vutton. A fine example made by C. Jennens, London with Prince of Wales\'s plumes backmark indicating pre 1830 manufacture. Complete with shank. VGC Regiment changed to silver lace and buttons in 1830 56th (West Essex) Regiment of Foot, OR's glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example. Castle and Key of Gibraltar over a strap, ?Montis Insignia Calpe?, at the base of the strap a shield bearing the arms of the county of Essex, attendant scrolls ?West? ?Essex?, in the centre ?56?. Replacement lead soldered loops North and South otherwise very good condition (KK 515). 56th Foot (West Essex) Officer?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A very fine and scarce example of crowned star pattern mounted with pierced gilt Garter on a burnished gilt ground; centrally gilt numerals ?56? on a black patent leather ground. Two horizontal loops to reverse. Minor wear to gilt on numerals otherwise VGC During the period this plate was worn, the 56th returned home from Bermuda in 1855 and were rushed straight to the Crimea and served before Sebastopol from July until after the fall of the City. It returned home in June 1856 and the following year went to Bombay where it remained throughout the Mutiny. 56th Independent Infantry Brigade pair of formation sign combinations C 1944 Good scarce facing pair of 1st pattern (Sphinx not cut down). BD rectangles each bearing formation sign (yellow felt rectangle embroidered with yellow Sphinx superimposed on black disc. Removed from battledress 56th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign Good yellow Sphinx on black circle embroidered on yellow felt rectangle. 56th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 facing pair of formation signs. Yellow Sphinx on black circle embroidered on yellow rectangle which has been cut down as usual. 56th landed in Normandy on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. 56th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign A scarce example. Yellow Sphinx on black circle embroidered on yellow rectangle which has been cut down to shape as usual. Removed from uniform. Good condition. 56th landed in Normandy on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. 56th Punjabi Rifles Frontier Force Officer?s cast silvered badge. A good example on loops. 570th LAA Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery embroidered cloth formation sign. Red diagonal bar on green felt square. Removed from uniform. 57th (2nd West Lancashire) Division WW1 formation sign Good scarce hand embroidered red and white example on blue felt hexagonal. Represents the letter D (for Lord Derby who raised the Division) on its side 57th (West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot 1861-69 Officer?s shako plate. A very fine and scarce die stamped rich gilt example.of universal crowned star pattern mounted with the Garter. Seeded centre pierced with ?57?. Two loops to reverse. VGC 57th (West Middlesex) Regiment OR?s cross belt plate circa 1840-55. A scarce example in heavy die-stamped brass, the rectangular plate with raised designs comprising the crown over ?57? with laurel sprays in three-quarter surround, above the crown the honour scroll, ?Albuhera?. The four broad tang fasteners probably never fitted, four incorrect loops to reverse are now present. VGC 57th Wilde?s Rifles Indian Army post 1903 Officer?s pouch belt plate. A good post cast silver example. Resting within a laurel wreath, a Crowned circlet inscribed ?Wilde?s Rifles?; to the centre ?57? on a black painted ground. Battle honours ?Delhi Lucknow Afghanistan China 1900? to the wreath with two part scroll below inscribed ?Frontier Force?. Three screw posts to reverse complete with backing plate with evidence of stout pin. One wire securing ?57? to centre AF. Generally GC. 585 (Edinburgh) Field Squadron Royal Engineers printed cloth formation sign circa 1947-50. Good short lived Arms of the Board of Ordnance on saltire printed on blue square. Removed for uniform. 585th (Edinburgh) Indepent Field Squadron Royal Engineers formation sign. Good scarce printed issue. Red winged arm clutching lightning bolts emerging from a turret superimposed on red saltire printed on blue square. 58th Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Blue cornflower embroidered on khaki disc. VGC Harrow raised unit. Badge Introduced in 1941; cornflower traditionally worn by Harrow supporters at annual Lords Harrow v Eton match 58th Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formatiom sign. Good scarce blue cornflower embroidered on khaki disc. Removed from uniform. Harrow raised unit. Badge Introduced in 1941; cornflower traditionally worn by Harrow supporters at annual Lords Harrow v Eton match 58th Vaughan?s Rifles (Frontier Force) 1906 Officer?s silver pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce example by JR Gaunt & Son Ltd., London bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1906. Within a Crowned laurel wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Vaughan?s Rifles? with ?58? to the centre. The laurel wreath bears four honour scrolls ?Peiwar Kotal? ?Charasia? and ?Afghanistan 1876-80? split between left and right and rests on a two part scroll inscribed ?Frontier Force?; on the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Kabul 1879?. Four screw posts to reverse. Complete with backing plate. VGC Became 1st Bn. (PWO Sikhs) 12th Frontier Force Regt. in 1922 596 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery cloth formation sign. Good scarce dark blue rectangle embroidered with equal blue, yellow, maroon vertical bars. 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire) Regt Officer?s gilt closed back coatee button circa 1830-40. A good example made by Charles Jennens London with Prince of Wales' plumes backmark GC 59th Australian Infantry Bn (Hume Regiment) 1930's slouch hat badge. A good brass and enamelled example on one of two loops. 5th & 6th Bns. Gloucestershire Regiment OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example onlead soldered replacement slider. (KK 1720) 5th (Bombay) Mountain Battery, 20th Mountain Brigade Royal Artillery pagri badge worn in India circa 1927-39. Brass ?5? over ?BOMBAY? over ?M.T.N? on associated vertically halved red and dark blue felt diamond wit flat inegral loops. 5th (Congleton) Cheshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Cap Badge Retaining two loops to the reverse GC 5th (Cumberland) Bn. Border Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. (KK 1726) HQ Workington 5th (Cumberland) Bn. Border Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on slider. 5th (Princess Charlotte of Wales?s) Dragoon Guards 1871 pattern helmet plate. A good scarce OR?s example. Mounted on a white metal star, a brass Garter; central white metal ?5? on a black painted ground. Four screw posts to reverse. 3 o'clock star tip repaired during its working life. 5th (Reigate) Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Sergeant?s pouch belt plate circa 1859. A fine and scarce die-stamped blacked brass example on screw posts. Within an ornate circlet inscribed ?Fifth Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps?, two shields resting on a tablet ?Reigate?, one bearing the old Arms of Reigate, the other the old Surrey Arms surmounted by a crescent. 5th Corps formed 12th September 1859 at Reigate becoming part of 3rd Admin. Bn in September 1860 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers / 8th King?s Royal Irish Hussars Victorian NCO?s arm badge. A fine unmarked silver example. Crowned Maid of Erin Harp of hollow construction with flat backplate. Brooch pin to reverse. VGC 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers pair of Other Ranks Collar Badges circa 1902-22. Die-stamped examples on loops. Brass crowned white metal Maid of Erin Harps. Service wear 5th Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) scarce post 1908 cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example. GC Complete with loops (KK 1719) 5th Bn 12th Frontier Force Rifles India General Service Medal, pair. Awarded to ?11503 Sep Atta Khan 5-12 F.F.R.?. Comprising: India General Service Medal bearing the clasps: ?Mohmand 1933?, ?North West Frontier 1935?, India General Service Medal, bearing the clasp ?North West Frontier 1936-37? . Medals loose GC. 5th Bn Royal Sussex / Cinque Ports Officers Field Service Side Cap. Dark blue melton cloth with scarlet piping to the welt of the crown. Complete to the front with Regimental pattern buttons. The interior with scarlet cotton lining and tailors label of Flights Limited. Also with ink name T.Cooke Cap Badge absent GC. Has been worn 5th Devonshire Regiment Foreign Service Helmet Pagri Cloth Badge A good rare example, red embroidered onto a green backing. Paper and glue marks to the reverse. HQ at Plymouth. WW1 service in India, Egypt and France. 5th Division RAMC WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce example removed from uniform (then old album). Some old moth damage. 5th Dragoon Guards NCO?s arm badge. Good die-stamped white metal Horse of Hanover on loops (a little bent). 5th Dragoon Guards NCO?s white metal arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal Horse of Hanover in loops. 5th Dragoon Guards OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1902-22. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 744) 5th Dragoon Guards post 1953 Officer?s silvered cap badge. Retaining loops to the reverse. GC 5th Indian Division WW2 formation sign A good example. Red sun embroidered on black rectangle. Four small hooks to reverse. 5th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Red felt sun on black felt. Removed from uniform. 5th Indian Division WW2 pair of formation signs. Each a red sun printed on black cloth rectangle. 4 small hooks to reverse of each. Some service wear. Embarked for Sudan in April 1940. Saw fierce fighting throughout most of North African campaign and then in Burma. It was the first ashore at Singapore and reoccupied the city on 5th September 1945. 5th Infantry Division pair of WW2 formation signs. White \"Y\" embroidered on black felt disc. Removed from uniform, each with a moth hole. 5th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer badge A good example with silver Lion Passant stamp on one of the loops. 5th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards sport vest badge Green embroidered on white linen. Has been worn 5th Kresy Polish Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. Brown bison embroidered on a cream brown edged shield. VGC Originally raised in Russia at Tatishchevo and Jala Abad in August 1941. Trained with Paiforce and in Palestine; Landed in Italy February 1944 as part of 8th Army. 5th Kresy Polish Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. Brown bison embroidered on a cream brown edged shield. Originally raised in Russia at Tatishchevo and Jala Abad in August 1941. Trained with Paiforce and in Palestine; Landed in Italy February 1944 as part of 8th Army. 5th London Rifle Brigade WW2 cap badge Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on slider 5th Royal Berkshire Regiment WW2 combination formation sign A good scarce example worn by the Battalion when part of 163rd Brigade, 54th Division 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer?s silver cap badge. A very fine die-cast unmarked example on stout loops. Crowned VDG cypher. (as KK 745). 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer\'s Field Service Cap c 1953-93. Fine scarce example by Herbert Johnson, by Appointment to HM The Queen. Buff coloured crown with gold braid piping and integral gold wire crowned VDG badge, green curtain secured by two anodised regimental buttons. 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer\'s beret c 1953-93. Fine black beret by Herbert Johnson bearing gold wire embroidered cap badge. 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards stable belt c 1953-93. Good scarce web belt in regimental colours fastened by large metal interlocking regimental buckle. 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards WW2 cap badge, collar and shoulder title. Good set with very minor service wear. (3 items) 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards WW2 cap badge. Fine die-cast white metal crowned VDG cypher on slider 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards WW2 era Officer\'s couloured field service cap. Fine rare example by Herbert Johnson. Buff coloured crown with gold braid piping and integral gold wire crowned VDG badge,green curtain secured by two gilt regimental buttons. 5th Royal Irish Lancers OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1922. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 757) 5th Royal Irish Lancers OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1922. A good die-stamped example. Loops absent. ( KK 757) 5th Royal Irish Lancers OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-22. A fine scarce die-stamped on slider. (KK 757) 5th Royal Irish Lancers OR?s cap badge. A god die-stamped bi-metal example on a later JR Gaunt replacement slider 5th Royal Irish Lancers pre 1922 cap badge. Good scarce bi-metal example. Slider absent 5th Royal Irish Lancers pre 1922 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. Die-stamped. Loops replaced with brooch pin. Good condition 5th VB Black Watch Victorian glengarry badge circa 1887-1901. A fine die-stamped lightly silvered example probably worn by Sergeant. Crowned strap inscribed ?5th Vol. Battn. Black Watch?. Thistle to centre. Two loops to reverse. Excellent condition Many of it?s members served in the Boer War, resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour ?South Africa 1900-02? in 1905. 5th VB Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 1887-97 OR?s helmet plate. A fine and scarce short-lived die-stamped white metal example. Within a thistle wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown, a mullet with strung bugle below. On the left of the wreath, a Sphinx resting on a torse; on the right side of the wreath, the Dragon of China resting on a torse. On the base of the wreath, a two tier scroll inscribed ?5th. Volr. Battn.?, ?The Scottish Rifles?. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition On 1st April 1897 the Battalion was disbanded as a result of the severe criticism by the Officer commanding 26th Regimental District on its discipline. 5th VB Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) OR?s helmet plate circa 1887-97. A fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example. Within a thistle wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown, a mullet with strung bugle below. On the left of the wreath, a Sphinx resting on a torse; on the right side of the wreath, the Dragon of China resting on a torse. On the base of the wreath, a two tier scroll inscribed ?5th. Volr. Battn.?, ?The Scottish Rifles?. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition. On 1st April 1897 the Battalion was disbanded as a result of the severe criticism by the Officer commanding 26th Regimental District on its discipline. 5th VB Devonshire Regiment Edwardian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A very fine and scarce silver plated example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with Exeter Castle and ?Semper fidelis? scroll on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll ?The Devonshire Regiment? with supplementary scroll below ?5th Volunteer Battalion?. Three loops to reverse. VGC 4th Admin Bn. Devonshire RV consolidated as 9th Corps in 1880; changed to 5th shortly afterwards; became 5th (Haytor) VB in November 1885. HQ at Haytor. 5th VB Highland Light Infantry Volunteer Long Service Medal. Awarded to "6277 Pte H.A. Breakie 5 / VB HLI". Impressed naming GC. 10th Lanarkshire RVC redesignated 5th (Glasgow Highland) VB in 1887 with HQ at Glasgow. 5th West Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corps (Harrow Rifles) post 1880 pouch badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops with mounted centre, retaining red cloth backing. 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Bns. Lancashire Fusiliers OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. As regular battalion but with blank scroll. Minor service wear. (KK 1716) 5th, 7th, 8th & 9th Bns. Durham Light Infantry Officer?s cap badge A fine scarce silvered post 1908 die-stamped example on blades. Crowned strung bugle with ?DLI? between the cords, ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll below the bugle. (KK 1748) 5th, 7th, 8th & 9th Bns. Durham Light Infantry Officer?s cap badge A fine scarce silvered post 1908 die-stamped example on blades. Crowned strung bugle with ?DLI? between the cords, ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll below the bugle. (KK 1748) 60th Foot (KRRC) Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A fine and scarce blackened example with burnished highlights. Maltese cross surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Peninsula?. Mounted on the cross, a circlet inscribed ?The King?s Royal Rifle Corps?, to the centre a voided strung bugle, ?60? between the strings. The arms of the cross bearing honours to ?Pekin?. Lions between the arms. Beneath the bottom arm, a scroll inscribed ?Celer et Audax?. Three loops to reverse. Generally very good condition. (KK 196A) 60th King?s Royal Rifle Corps OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. 61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer's tunic button circa 1856-81 by Firmin & Sons, London. A good example but lacking gilt. 61st Division Infantry cobination formation sign. Good scarce khaki rectangle bearing felt 61st Div formation sign, Infantry Arm of Service strip and red diamond 61st Infantry Division pair of WW2 combinations removed from a uniform. A good matching par/ Khaki rectangle sewn with printed red on blue diamond 61st formation signs over red and green felt bars. 62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment of Foot Crimea War Period pre 1855 OR?s shoulder belt plate. A good scarce example comprising a rectangular brass plate die-stamped with a star bearing crowned strap inscribed ?or Wiltshire? with ?62? to the centre; a scroll inscribed ?Peninsula? across the lower part of the star. Reverse complete with original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. VGC The 62nd saw a great deal of action in the Crimea notably on 5th April 1855 attack on the Quarries and the final assault on the Redan on 8th September 1855. 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-1881. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap inscribed ?2nd Staffordshire?, with the Stafford Knot over ?64? to voided centre. Brass loops North and South. A little service wear. . (KK 526). Following Cardwell?s reforms of the Army, 64th became 1st Bn North Staffordshire Regiment on 1st July 1881. 64th Field Battery (Guelph, Ontarion) Royal Canadian Field Artillery WW1 CEF cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped pickled brass example on three blades. 65th (LONDON) RA scarce WW2 65th Field Regt. RA shoulder title. Red embroidered on navy. Removed from a uniform. Minor service wear. GC 66th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery (Lowland) WW2 formation sign c1942. Good scarce red numeral ‘7’ printed on navy/black diamond. HQ Edinburgh. Served Middle East, North Africa, Sicily & Italy 67 / PUNJABIS pair of cast brass shoulder titles. A good pair retaining loops. GC. 67th (Carlton Light Infantry) Canadian Militia pre WW1 collar badge Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops 67th Foot (South Hampshire) Georgian Officer?s silvered coatee button. A scarce silvered open back example comprising ?67? surmounted by a Crown all within a French scroll. Shank absent, some stains. 67th Foot (South Hampshire) scarce Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1855-81. A good silver and gilt example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?South Hampshire Regiment?; the seeded gilt centre mounted with silver Crown over ?67?. Universal pattern rococo ends. Slight wear to gilt and polishing to Crown highpoints. GC (Ryan 102) 67th Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. A scarce example comprising a white owl embroidered onto a red and blue diamond. Removed from uniform, edges worn and tatty otherwise alright. 67th Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Scarce example comprising a white owl embroidered onto a red and blue diamond. Removed from uniform, edges worn and tatty 68th (Durham Light Infantry) Regiment rare forage cap badge circa 1874-81. A good die-cast brass example on three loops. Strung bugle horn with ?68? lodged between the bugle cords. 68th Durham Light Infantry Georgian Officer?s coatee button. A scarce silvered open back example. Made by Jones & Son, Dublin GC 6th & 9th Battlions Somerset Light Infantry WW2 title and flash Good scarce printed white on red title with separate printed blue over thin yellow line over green square. Removed from battledress 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons 1871 pattern OR?s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped brass example of star pattern mounted with white metal Garter; brass ?6? to central black leather ground. Four screw posts to reverse. Leather replaced otherwise GC. The regiment wore silvered metal helmets with white plumes. 6th (Peterborough) Northamptonshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Sergeant?s pouch belt plate circa 1860. A good rare die-stamped bronzed example. Within a strap inscribed ?6th Northamptonshire Rifle Volunteers? encircling a shield charged with crossed keys, a cross-crosslet between each of the angles. Two screw posts to reverse. GC Formed at Peterborough 3rd March 1860. 6th AGRA (Army Group, Royal Artillery) WW2 bullion formation sign. A good example. Silver wire embroidered 6th sign of the Zodiac on black. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear, silver toned. Good condition. Commanded by Brigadier Holbrook CBE MC in Italy 6th AGRA WW2 formation sign worn in Italy. Good scarce wire Virgo (Zodiac sign) on black cloth example removed from uniform. 6th Anti-Aircraft WW2 Division embroidered formation sign. Red arrow piercing white target on black felt square. Unussed condition. Division covered Thames Estuary, Essex and North Kent 6th Armoured Division REME WW2 formation sign shoulder slide Good example with minor old moth 6th Australian Infantry Bn (Royal Melbourne Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42 A pristine die-stamped brass example on loops. 6th Bn East Surrey Regiment mufti badge. Fixing: Buttonhole Condition: GC 6th Bn East Surrey Regiment post 1908 field service cap badge. A scarce die-cast white metal (originally blackened( example on original stout brooch pin. HQ Kingston on Thames 6th Bn London Regiment & Essex Regiment WW1 Pair of Medals British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 5541 Pte R.B. Jackson 6-Lond R" GC. Private Richard B Jackson is confirmed as serving with the 6th Bn London Regiment and later transferred to the Essex Regiment. He is only entitled to the pair and was awarded the Silver War Badge. 6th Bn Welsh Regiment Commanding Officer's cap circa 1908-11. A fine rare example by Samuel Brothers of Ludgate Hill, London of dark blue melton cloth with scarlet piping to the welt of the crown. Oakleaf lace band bearing silver and gilt rare badge of Prince of Wales' plumes on "The Welsh" scroll with supplementary scroll beneath "South Africa 1900-02". Gilt Prince of Wales' plumes button support the slender black patent chinstrap; peak with row of bullion. Cream leather sweattband, the lining gold embossed with Royal Arms and tailor's details as well as ink "Lieut. Col. Rees". Bullion bright, one or two near invisible tiny moth holes; overall fine condition. Accompanied by Chapman of Swansea a half length Carte de Visite of the moustachioed Colonel in 1902 service dress as well as his column length obituary from a newspaper. 6th Bn Welsh Regiment Officer's Mess Rules. This small leather booklet dates from 1908 when the Battalion was raised as one of the then new Territorial Battalions. GC Overall size 4 x 5 inches. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. 6th Bn. East Surrey Regiment Officer?s cap badge A good 1908-20 Maltese cross cast example. Blackened with burnished highlights. (as KK 1723) Retaining two loops GC HQ Kingston on Thames 6th Bn. East Surrey Regiment post 1908 Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine scarce die-stamped silvered example on four screw posts. Crowned Maltese cross bearing circlet ?The East Surrey Regt. 6th Battalion?, to the centre, an eight pointed star bearing the Arms of Guildford. The top arm of the cross inscribed ?South Africa 1900-02?. HQ Kingston on Thames 6th Bn. East Surrey Regiment scarce post 1908 OR?s field service cap badge. A good die-cast blackened example on loops. HQ Kingston on Thames 6th Bn. Hampshire Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 1730) 6th Bn. King?s Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) post 1908 OR?s cap badge A good WW1 die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. Slight verdigris on slider joint.. (KK 1702) Rifle Bn. with HQ at Prince?s Park Barracks, Liverpool. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. 6th Bn. King?s Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) post 1908 OR?s cap badge A good die-stamped blackened brass example retaining original red felt backing cloth (some moth). 6th Bn. King?s Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) post 1908 OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. Bugle strung from rose mounted on red felt oval backing. Slight service wear. (KK 1702) 6th Bn. Royal West Kent WW2 printed formation sign White Horse of Kent on blue. Removed from uniform. Edges tatty in places 6th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby) 1933 Daily Telegraph Cup winners matchbox cover. Scarce silver plated example, the front mounted with regimental device and engraved "6th Bn"; reverse inscribed "Daily Telegraph Winners Cup 1933"; the spine "Colonel E.M. Brooke Taylor CBE MC TD DL CO 1931-35. Hon.Col. 26th Nov. 1950" 6th Bn. York & Lancaster Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce red/white rose printed on black square 6th Burma Bn University Training Corps rare helmet badge circa 1937-42.. A scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Title circlet; peacock to centre surmounted by an open book. Reverse with tablet Made in England. 6th City of London Rifles post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. (KK 1824) 15.12.1935 converted as 31st (City of London Rifles) Anti-Aircraft Bn. Royal Engineers and adopted RE badges. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) 1887 Regimental Pattern Hilt. A rare example, the nickel plated guard decorated with a King?s Crown regimental device. Complete with shagreen grip and twist wire binding. The guard with an area of rusting and plating peeling. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) George III Officer?s silvered coatee button circa 1797-1811. A fine scarce large flat back example by H.Gilpin & Co Dublin 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Officer?s 1871 pattern helmet. An exceptionally fine example worn by Lieutenant Colonel Hereward Sadler. Gilt metal skull decorated with laurel leaves; to the front a silvered Garter star bearing gilt strap ?The Carabiniers? which encircles silvered Royal Crest. Fluted gilt spike supports a white regimental pattern horsehair plume with gilt metal rose boss. Brass rose head boss to either side support the brass leather-backed chin chain. The interior with a cotton lining. VGC. Both the helmet and plume are housed in separate metal storage tins. The helmet tin bears a brass plate engraved ?Capt Hereward Sadler 6th Dragoon Guards? Lieutenant Colonel Hereward Sadler had served in the ranks of the Imperial Yeomanry during the Boer War before he was granted a commission into the 6th DG. He was promoted to Captain in 1910 and at the outbreak of the war embarked for France gaining the 1914 Star. He was appointed Lt Col in 1919. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1902-22. A superb die-stamped example. Slider to reverse. Pristine. (KK 747) 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 747) 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22. Die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 747) 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) OR?s cap badge circa 1902-22. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 747) 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Victorian Cap Badge circa 1896-1901.. Die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Slight verdigris around oval centre. One rifle tip absent hence price 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped bi-metal on loops which have toned black. (KK 746) 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on loops.. (KK 746) 6th Guards Tank Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. Fine silk embroidered Dutch made example. Golden upright sword set on bar of Guards colours within blue edged white shield. 6th Guards Tank Brigade WW2 scarce formation sign. White cotton shield painted with upright sword with diagonal bar of Guards colours. Some service wear 6th Guards Tank Brigade WW2 scarce painted formation sign. Shield charged with upright sword with diagonal bar of Guards colours. Good condition. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons OR's cap badge circa 1896-1922. Die-stamped bi-metal on slider. Base of castle with cracks due to maker's harsh stamping hence price. 6th King's African Rifles brass head-dress badge. A good example on slider 6th Lwow Polish Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. A fine scarce example. White lion holding gear wheel with Armoured Corps device to centre, embroidered on a diagonally halved red over blue shield with white border. 6th Lwow Polish Infantry Division WW2 breast badge Good scarce die-stamped silvered issue with single screw post to reverse with retaining nut 6th VB King?s Liverpool Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1888-96. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Crowned circlet ?Liverpool 6th Volr. Battn.?; White Horse of Hanover to voided centre. HQ at 59/61 Everton Road, Liverpool. Transferred to Territorial Force as 8th Battalion 1st April, 1908. 6th VB Royal Scots OR?s white metal glengarry badge A good example Circa 1888-1908. Retaining both loops GC HQ at Peebles 6x Royal Observer Corps Cloth Badges 7 / KING?s brass shoulder title. A good example retaining two loops. 70th (Sussex) Searchlight Regiment RA WW2 formation sign A good rare example. Silk shield, red and blue quartered bearing six Marlets. Has been worn, removed from old album 70th Foot (Surrey) Victorian Carte de Visite Photograph Circa 1880 A good clear example showing an Officer of the Regiment with pre 1881 forage cap with bullion numeral cap badge. Photographer details of Goodfellow London. An inscription to the back states Lieut E.G. Bayliss. Image clear Approx size 2 1/2 x 4 inches. 70th Infantry Division scarce WW2 formation sign. Good red cotton four pointed star let into KD square 71st (Broken Wheel) Field Battery Royal Artillery pagri badge. A scarce example circa 1921-28. Cast brass broken wheel device on half red, half dark blue cloth diamond. GC retaining both loops to the reverse. 71st (Sharpshooters) Co Imperial Yeomanry five clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?32856 Q.M. Sjt W.F. Hoptoff 71st Coy Imp Yeo? Bearing the clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?, ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902?. GC Quarter Master William Frank Hoptoff clasp entitlement is confirmed. 72 Field Company Royal Engineers WW1 formation sign, Good rare two inch felt disc, half black and half red stitched together. Removed from tunic. Service wear. 72nd (Duke of Albany?s Own Highlanders) OR?s cross belt plate circa 1825-55. A good scarce rectangular die-stamped brass example (Parkyn 477); the central design shows the crown over ?72? with surrounding thistle sprays, a floreated scroll above, ?Duke of Albany?s? and below ?Own Highlanders?. Two hooks (old replacements) and two studs to the reverse. 72nd Highlanders Crimean War 1855 hallmarked silver shoulder belt plate. An extremely fine and rare Officer?s example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1855. Gilt washed die-stamped silver rectangular plate, the centre bearing a Crowned thistle wreath enclosing the numerals ?72?. Above the Crown, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Duke of Albany?s?; below the wreath the plate is inscribed ?Own Highlanders?. Retaining most of the original gilt wash; the reverse with original fixings comprising a brace of hooks at the top and a brace of studs below and retains original leather backing. VGC (Parkyn 477) The 72nd joined the Army in the Crimea in May,1855 and served in the expedition to Kertch and the latter part of the Siege of Sebastopol including the assaults of 18th June and 8th September. The regiment returned to England in July, 1856. It became 1st Bn. Seaforth Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881 whilst under the command of Lt.Col. Charles Montizambert Stockwell (later CB and Hon. Major-General). 72nd Highlanders Officer's gilt button circa 1856-81. 72nd became 1st Bn. Seaforth Highlanders on Friday 1st July 1881.* Maker: Jennens & Co. London Fixing: Shank Condition: Gilt worn otherwise GC* 72nd Independent Infantry Brigade scarce WW2 formation sign. White six pointed star printed on red square. 72nd Independent Infantry Brigade HQ redesignated HQ 5th Parachute Brigade 1st June, 1944. 72nd Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. Good scarce white six pointed star printed on red square. 72nd Independent Infantry Brigade HQ redesignated HQ 5th Parachute Brigade 1st June, 1944. 72nd Punjabis die-stamped white metal pagri badge circa 1903-22. Stout pagri pin to reverse. Very good condition 73rd Independent Infantry Brigade / Devon & Cornwall County Division WW2 formation sign. Good scarce Cornish shield superimposed on sword printed on blue rectangle 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer?s pre 1881 plaid brooch. A splendid scarce example by Meyer and Mortimer. Burnished quoit finely engraved with 13 battle honours entwined with a thistle wreath, the centre set with a facetted glass foiled citrine. Stout pin to reverse. Very good condition The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry on Friday 1st July, 1881. 74th (Yeomanry) Division WW1 cloth spur formation sign. Good rare white broken spur embroidered onto a dark green felt diamond. Removed from uniform. They were dismounted and turned into an Infantry Division so Divisional Commander selected the broken spur as a reminder of the sacrifice made by the Yeoman when they gave up their horses. 74th Higlanders / 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry rare plaid brooch. Fine gilt quoit mounted with silver Elephant on "Assaye" scroll. Stout pin to reverse. (Quoit usually silvered) 76 Squadron RAF Bullion Squadron Badge. This probably pre WW2 and could have been used on a flying suit. Good quality bullion. Has been worn GC 76th (Highland) Field Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Good scarce pattern introduced in 1945. Dark blue diamond embroidered with green “H”; red inverted triangle in the top section, ‘4’ below 76th (Highland) Field Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Scarce 1944-46 example comprising dark blue diamond embroidered with green ?H?; red inverted triangle in the top half of the ?H?, red ?4? in the lower. Removed from uniform otherwise good condition. 76th (Highland) Field Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Scarce 1940-44 1st pattern example comprising dark blue diamond embroidered with green ?H?; red ?4? between the ?feet? of the ?H?Traces of black paper to reverse. 76th (Highland) Field Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Scarce 1940-44 1st pattern example comprising dark blue diamond embroidered with green H; red 4 top of the H. 76th (Highland) Field Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Good scarce 1940-44 example comprising dark blue diamond embroidered with green “H”; red “4” top of the “H”. Black paper backing, removed from uniform. 76th Foot Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1848-55. A very fine and attractive example comprising a seeded gilt rectangular plate with burnished edges. Mounted on the plate, a cut silver Maltese cross with rays between the arms; mounted on the cross, a gilt wreath, half of laurel, half of palm surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Hindoostan? with further scroll below inscribed ?Nive?. To the centre, a silver elephant over LXXVI. On the lower arm of the cross, a gilt scroll inscribed ?Peninsula?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Some wear to gilt otherwise generally VGC Became 2nd Bn. Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 76th Foot pre 1881 Officer?s pagri badge. A very fine and scarce unmarked fie-cast example comprising a strap inscribed ?Hindoostan? ?Nive? ?Peninsula?. To the centre, an elephant with howdah standing on a torse over LXXVI. Original fixing to reverse replaced by single bar for wear a a buckle, tail of strap absent. Became 2nd Bn. Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 76th Infantry Division WW2 cloth formation sign. Silk embroidered red sailing ship on black rectangle. VGC 76th Regiment rare Victorian Officer\'s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A really splendid rare short lived rich gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter. To the black velvet centre, a silver Elephant with howdah atop \"76\". Three loops to reverse. Became 2nd Bn. Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881. 77th (W. Middlesex) Regiment Officer?s quilted shako plate circa 1861-69. An extremely fine rich fire-gilt crowned star plate bearing Garter, the centre pierced with ?77?;. Two horizontal loops to reverse which bears manufacturer?s strengthening plate between crown and star. VGC 77th Infantry Division WW2 printed formation sign. Excalibur emerging from the water printed on black rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition. 77th Infantry Division WW2 printed formation sign. Excalibur emerging from the water printed on black rectangle. Removed from uniform. 77th Infantry Division WW2 printed formation sign. Excalibur emerging from the water printed on black rectangle. Removed from uniform 78th Division, 38th Irish Brigade,6th then 2nd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce khaki cloth epaulette slip with evidence of press studs. Minor service wear. 7th (Ardwick) Bn. Manchester Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. Die-stamped bronzed floreated fleur de lis on slider. (KK 1746) Formed in 1860 as 40th Lancashire RV renumbered 16th in 1881 becoming 4th VB in 1889 and 7th (Ardwick) Bn. TF in 1908 7th (City of London) Battalion, London Regiment post 1908 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Blow holes to reverse of ball. Some verdigris to reverse. 7th (City of London) Battalion, London Regiment post 1908 OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Blow holes to reverse of ball. Some verdigris to reverse. 7th (Cyclist) Bn. Welsh Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1908-21. A fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. (KK 1865) Formed 1908, HQ at Newport Road Cardiff; amalgamated with 6th Bn. in 1921. 7th (Falmouth) Bn. Cornwall Home Guard scarce WW2 formation sign. Black double headed eagle (Borough seal) printed on yellow inverted triangle. Minor glue spots to reverse. 7th (Fusiliers) Canadian Militia pre WW1 collar badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops 7th (Manchester) General Hospital RAMC cloth formation sign c1959 Good scarce blue felt rectangle embroidered with yellow eagle with white coronet; red M in circle on the breast. Remove from uniform, minor service wear. 7th (Para) RHA cloth Royal Horse Artillery airborne ?formation? sign. A good scarce light blue on maroon small version of the airborne Pegasus approx 1 1/2 x1 1/2 inches. Removed from uniform. 7th (Princess Royal?s) Dragoon Guards Boer War NCO?s 1901 Birmingham hallmarked silver arm badge. A very fine rare example comprising the crest of Earl Ligonier on scroll bearing his motto ?Quo fata vocant?. In 1878 the 7th (Princess Royal?s) Dragoon Guards, under Lt.Col. John Francis Burn-Murdoch, obtained permission to adopt the Arms, Crest and motto of General Sir John Ligonier, later elevated to an Earl. 7th Armoured Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce issue. Red edged white felt disc embroidered with green Jerboa 7th Armoured Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. A good example. White felt circle with embroidered red border and green jerboa to centre. GC 7th Armoured Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce issue. Red edged white felt disc embroidered with green Jerboa. 7th Armoured Division combination formation sign. Good silk embroidered Jerboa over printed green rectangle with red and brown edges. 7th Armoured Division early WW2 formation sign. Pinky red Jerboa (?Desert Rat?) embroidered on khaki rectangle. Removed from a uniform of an unknown 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Officer. Good condition 7th Battalion Royal Marines scarce WW2 formation sign. Khaki rectangle with applied red felt ?VII?. 7th Battalion Royal Marines WW2 formation sign 1941- 42. Good scarce red felt VII sewn onto khaki rectangle. Removed from uniform. Service wear. 7th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry Memorial Plaque and Scroll. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Sidney Biddiscombe? Comprising: Memorial Plaque mounted into a polished oak circular frame and a Memorial Scroll named. The plaque has been polished, scroll discoloured GC. Private Sidney Biddiscombe a native of Bath died on the 5th March 1915, whilst serving with the 7th Bn of the Somerset Light Infantry, on home duties. He does not appear to have served overseas. 7th Bn Manchester Regiment post 1908 OR?s bronzed brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Formed in 1860 as 40th Lancashire RV renumbered 16th in 1881 becoming 4th VB in 1889 and 7th Bn. TF in 1908 with HQ at Burlington Street, Manchester 7th Bn. Hampshire Regiment post 1908 brass cap badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1731)... 7th Bn. Hampshire Regiment post 1908 brass cap badge A fine die-stamped example on loops incorporating New Forest dog gauge. (KK 1731) 7th Bn. London Regiment Officer's forage cap badge. Fine rich gilt post 1908 example. (KK 2406) Maker: JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Fixing: Blades Condition: VGC 7th Bn. Middlesex Regiment formation sign. Good scarce maroon felt diamond embroidered with golden yellow. Removed from uniform 7th Dragoon Guard WW1 Group of Four Medals Awarded to ?10331 Pte P.W. Oldridge 7-D Gds?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal. Mounted as originally worn. GC. Private Percey W. Oldridge landed in France on the 12th May 1915 7th Dragoon Guards General Service Medal clasp ?Iraq? Awarded to ?D-24574 Pte. S.J. Strike 7-D. Gds?. Some edge marks GC. Private Sydney J Strike was awarded the BWM & VM 7th Dragoon Guards OR?s brass cap badge circa 1906-22. Good die-stamped example on loops. Crest of Earl Ligonier on tri-part scroll inscribed with his motto ?Quo fata vocant?. (KK 749) 7th Dragoon Guards OR?s brass cap badge circa 1906-22. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 749) In 1878 the Regiment, under Lt.Col. John Francis Burn-Murdoch, obtained permission to adopt the Arms, Crest and motto of General Sir John Ligonier, later elevated to an Earl. 7th Dragoon Guards WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on lightly crimped slider. 7th Gurkha Rifles GSM / CSM Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?21139836 Cpl Chandrabahadur Limbu 1/7 GR?. Comprising: General Service Medal (GVIR), clasp ?Malaya?; Campaign Service Medal clasp, ?Borneo?. Medals loose GC Correction to name on GSM. 7th Gurkhas Officer's silver plated hat badge Die-cast example on long loops 7th Gurkhas Officer's silver plated hat badge Die-cast example on long loops 7th Hussars Post 1901 Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two die-stamped bi-metall examples on loops, appear worn as a pair. 7th Hussars post 1953 NCO?s chrome arm badge. Blades to reverse. Very good condition 7th Indian Division WW2 bullion/cloth formation sign Good scarce gold wire arrow embroidered on black felt square. Stiffened and lined. Removed from uniform. 7th Indian Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce black cloth square bearing diagonal gilt metal arrow. Lined, pin back 7th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Bullion embroidered arrow on black disc with outer bullion line Saw hard fighting in the Arakan, part of 14th Army in the advance into Burma. It crossed the Irrawaddy on 14th February 1945. 7th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers OR?s shako badge circa 1863-73. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. (KK 1525) This is the actual piece photographed as No. 1525 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army?. 7th London OR?s bimetal cap badge. A good example retaining original slider VGC 7th Polish Infantry Division WW2 embroidered formation sign circa 1944-45. A fine scarce unissued example. Blue edged white felt shield bearing with red dragon. 7th QO Hussars Victorian OR?s collar badges. A good die-stamped bi-metal pair on loops. 7th Queen?s Own Hussars Edwardian OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on toned loops. 7th Queen?s Own Hussars EIIR OR?s cap badge circa 1953-58. A fine short-lived die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Amalgamated with the 3rd The King's Own Hussars in 1958, to form The Queen's Own Hussars 7th Queen?s Own Hussars OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1902-52 Fine die-stamped example on slider (KK 760) 1958 amalgamated with 3rd The King\'s Own Hussars, to form the The Queen\'s Own Hussars 7th Queen?s Own Hussars Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A die-stamped bi-metal on loops (one replaced). Some service wear.. (KK 759) 7th Queen?s Own Hussars Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped bi-metal on loops. (KK 759) 7th Queens Hussars Officer's OSD Collar Badges. A good matching pair as worn on loops. 7th Rajput Regiment Officer?s field service cap badge. A fine die-cast unmarked silver or heavily plated example by Firmin, London. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition (34 mm high) 7th, 8th & 9th Bns. Middlesex Regiment post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example with ?South Africa 1900-02? in place of the Albuhera scroll. Slider. Very good condition. 8 Corps printed formation sign. 2nd pattern, white charging knight printed on red. Condition: Removed from uniform. GC 8 Corps WW2 pair of facing uncut 2nd pattern formation signs. A fine pair of charging white knights embroidered on red felt adopted in February 1943. 8 Corps WW2 printed formation sign 2nd pattern, white charging knight printed on red. Removed from uniform 8 Corps WW2 printed formation sign 2nd pattern, white charging knight printed on red. Removed from uniform 8.G.R. scarce WW2 era 8th Gurkha Rifles cloth shoulder title. Some service wear 80th (Staffordshire Vols.) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s PT glengarry badge circa 1874-1881. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap inscribed ?Staffordshire Volunteers?, with the Stafford Knot over ?80? to voided centre. Brass loops North and South. (KK 549). Following Cardwell?s reforms of the Army, 80th became 2ndt Bn South Staffordshire Regiment on Friday, 1st July 1881. 80th Foot (Stafford Volunteers) pre 1855 OR?s pewter coatee button. A scarce example by Nutting, London retaining shank. Some service wear 81st (West African) Division WW2 formation sign. A good printed example; black spider on yellow rectangle. Retaining four zinc buttons to the reverse. Minor service wear. GC 82 / VAD / MIDDLESEX WW1 brass shoulder title. A good example retaining backing plate. GC. 82nd (West African) Division WW2 Cloth Formation Sign Good black edges yellow shield embroidered with crossed spears and native carrier’s head bandm Aertex backing. Used 82nd Foot (Prince of Wales?s Vols) Sergeant-Major?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A very fine and exceedingly scarce example. Gilt eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. Raised from the star the Garter; within the Garter, gilt ?82? on a black patent leather ground. Retains both original horizontal loops to reverse. VGC Worn by 1653 Sergeant-Major George Burgum, 82nd Foot who died in India, 1859. 82nd West African Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce black edged yellow shield printed with crossed sears and native carrier’s head band. Lined 82nd West African WW2 cloth formation sign Good black edged yellow shield depicting crossed spears. Aertex backing. Removed from uniform 849 Squadron RNAS Flying Suit Badge. A good used example. GC 85th (King?s Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot Officer\'s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine and scarce die-stamped gilt example on loops (one a replacement). Within a crowned laurel wreath the Garter, the seeded centre pierced with stencilled numerals ?85?. 85th granted the title ?King?s Light Infantry? in April 1821. 85th King?s Light Infantry Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A fine scarce short lived composite example. Gilt crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter.; silver strung bugle with ?85? between the strings to black patent leather centre. Three loops to reverse. Reverse of star with two additional holes for overlay. The 85th was granted the title ?King?s Light Infantry? in April 1821. Became 2nd Battalion KSLI on Friday 1st July 1881 87th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign. Phoenix rising from the flames embroidered on blue square. Very good condition 87th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign. A good example, Phoenix rising from the flames embroidered on blue rectangle 88th Foot (Connaught Rangers) South Africa (Zulu War) Medal, clasp ?1877-8?. A fine and scarce example awarded to ?11262 Pte. J. Carberry 88th Foot? 88th Foot (Connaught Rangers) glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce brass OR?s example. Within a Crowned shamrock wreath, the numerals ?88? surmounted by a Harp. Reverse retains both brass plated copper loops North and South. Orb and cross reaffixed with lead solder not evident from the front. Slight polishing to highpoints. (KK 559) The Harp and Crown was authorised for wear by 88th on 23rd December 1830 88th Foot (Connaught Rangers) Zulu War 1879 South Africa Medal. A good scarce example with ?1879? clasp awarded to ?711 Pte. J. Broderick 88th Foot? GC. 89th Punjabis Officer?s 1905 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce example by F & S (Firmin & Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Crowned interlinked Sikh quoit and crescent superimposed on crossed Regimental and King?s colours. Below the quoit, a scroll inscribed ?89th Punjabis?. Four screw posts to reverse Very good condition. 89th Punjabis Officer?s pagri badge circa 1903-22. A well cast unmarked silver example comprising a Crowned Sikh quoit and crescent superimposed on crossed Regimental and King?s colours. Below the quoit, a scroll inscribed ?89th Punjabis?. Stout pagri pin to reverse. VGC. (as Cox 2510) 8th (Cyclist) Bn. Essex Regiment OR?s cap badge by Lambourne & Co. Birmingham. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. As regular battalions but with blank scroll. Touch of verdigris above scroll. (KK 1739) 1918 deployed to Ireland 8th (Irish) Bn. King?s Liverpool Regiment rare 1910 hallmarked silver Officer?s pouch belt plate. An exceptional example by V & S, (Vaughton & Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Within a crowned wreath of shamrocks, a Maid of Erin Harp with straight scroll above ?South Africa 1900-02?. Across the base a scroll bearing the motto ?Erin go Bragh?, with title scrolls below. Complete with backing plate, also hallmarked. Three of four screw posts to reverse. VGC 8th (King?s Royal Irish) Hussars OR\'s cap badge circa 1902-52.. A good die-stamped bi-medal example on slider. (KK 762) Amalgamated with 4th QO Hussars in 1958 to form The Queen?s Royal Irish Hussars 8th Anti-Aircraft Division WW2f formation sign Silk embroidered silhouette of hit German bomber plummeting downwards on light blue backing. Division defended South Wales and the West of England. 8th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign Brown fox's mask on brown edged yellow disc. Formed 1.8.1941 in Palestine. Served in North Africa (including El Alamein & Tunis). Landed on D Day and fought in NW Europe until the end of the war. 8th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign Brown fox's mask on brown edged yellow disc. Formed 1.8.1941 in Palestine. Served in North Africa (inc El Alamein & Tunis). Landed on D Day; fought in NW Europe until war?s end. 8th Armoured Brigade WW2 embroidered formation sign. Brown fox\'s mask on brown edged yellow disc. Removed from 8th King\'s Royal Irish Hussars battledress, Good condition. Formed 1.8.1941 in Palestine. Served in Egypt, Libya, North Africa (including battles of El Alamein and Tunis. Landed in Normandy on D Day and fought through North West Europe for the remainder of the war. 8th Armoured Brigade WW2 printed cloth formation sign. Good scarce brown fox\'s mask on brown edged yellow disc. Formed 1.8.1941 in Palestine. Served in North Africa (inc El Alamein & Tunis). Landed on D Day; fought in NW Europe until war’s end. 8th Armoured Division 1st pattern WW2 formation sign Good printed issue removed from uniform 8th Armoured Division 2nd type WW2 formation sign. Good scarce light green felt disc embroidered in black with GO. 8th Army formation sign on shoulder strap, possible worn by Polish soldier, Good scarce khaki strap with formation sign, central cross in gold wire. One or two moth nips. 8th Bn Rifle Brigade Officer\'s 1918 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Arthur Frank Newell? GC. Attributed to Captain Arthur Frank Newell 8th Bn Rifle Brigade who died on the 4th April 1918. The CWGC list the unique name as \"Frank\", the MIC card list as \"Francis\", casualty details on both rolls match 8th Bn York & Lancaster Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce Rose, half white, hall red, printed on black square 8th Bn. (Lizard) Cornwall Home Guard WW2 formation sign. A scarce example comprising a green lizard printed on a black rectangle. VGC HQ Helston and recruited in Lizard area (hence the adoption of this sign). Commanded by Lt.Col CW Long. 8th Bn. King?s Own R. Lancaster Regt. Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Daniel Copps? for his country. GC Unique name. 24889 Private Daniel Copps killed in action. aged 35, on 26.04.1917. Commemorated on the Arras Memorial. Born and enlisted at Blackburn. Husband of Ada (nee Howson) of 26 Emily Street, Blackburn, Lancs. 8th Bn. York & Lancaster Regiment cloth formation sign. White and red vertically divided rose printed on black square. Minor glue marks to reverse 8th Canadian Stationary Hospital CAMC WW1 CEF cap badge. A fine rare die-cast bronze example on loops. (Cox 913) 8th Co. 2nd Somerset Rifle Volunteers Other Rank?s shako. A rare example of grey felt with dark blue piping to the welt of the crown. Plain black patent leather peak and chinstrap. To the front a white metal badge of a Crowned wreath encircling a title strap ?2nd Battn Somerset Rifle Volunteers? with 8 to the centre. Complete with original wool ball tuft, the interior with leather sweatband and large printed tailor?s details of Hawkes & Co. London. VGC 8th Corps Somerset RV formed at Wellington 28.2.1860; in August became part of 2nd Admin. Battalion whose HQ was at Taunton. After 1880 it became C Company, 2nd Somerset RVC; in October 1882 the 2nd Somerset RVC became 2nd VB Somerset Light Infantry. 8th Gurkha Rifles Officer's red cord boss. A good example mounted with cast chromed crossed kukris with 8 above. Long screw post to reverse 8th Gurkha Rifles Officer?s pagri badge. Scarce blackened crossed kukris surmounted by the figure ?8? set on KD backed red cloth square with four hooks to reverse.. 8th Gurkha Rifles scarce WW2 Officer?s red cord boss mounted with badge Some service wear, generally ood condition 44th Gurkha Rifles became 8th Gurkha Rifles in 1901. Service in India, Mesopotamia and Egypt in the Great War, India, Burma and Dutch East Indies during WW2. 8th Gurkha Rifles WW2 Officer?s scarce pagri badge Blackened crossed kukris surmounted by the figure ?8? set on KD backed red cloth square. Four rusted hooks to reverse. Some service wear. 44th Gurkha Rifles became 8th Gurkha Rifles in 1901. Service in India, Mesopotamia and Egypt in the Great War, India, Burma and Dutch East Indies during WW2. 8th King\'s Royal Irish Hussars Victorian OR\'s bi-metal cap badge. A very good example retaining loops to the reverse. VGC. 8th or 9th Bn. York & Lancaster Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce large silk example. Red/ white rose embroidered on khaki square. Removed from uniform 8th Rajputs pagri badge circa 1903-22. A well cast brass example, stout pagri pin to reverse. VGC See (Cox 2391) 8th Royal Rifle Canadian Militia collar badge. Blackened white metal. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC 9 / MH scarce Canadian 9th Mississauga Horse brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, Montreal A good example on loops 9 COMMANDO scarce WW2cloth shoulder title Red serif letters embroidered on black. Service wear Scottish Commando which fought mainly in Italy, Albania, Yugoslavia and Greece. 90th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign. Maroon crosslet within maroon border printed on white square; blue crosses within the angles. Some glue marks. HQ at Newbury, Berkshire 90th Foot Zulu War South Africa Medal, clasp ?1877-8? A good example awarded to '1601 Sergt A Darling 90th Foot.' The 90th (later Cameronians, Scottish Rifles) received 66 1877-8 clasps. 90th Punjabis 1903-22 pagri badge. A good well cast large white metal example comprising a Crowned quoit encircling a Chinthern (Burmese Dragon); the quoit resting on the numeral ?90? in turn supported by a scroll inscribed ?Punjabis?. Retains replacement stout pagri pin to reverse. GC (Cox 2513) 90th Punjabis large silver badge brooch. A good example, 1906 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer?s cap badge mounted onto unmarked gold bar. Pin fitting to the reverse. GC. 91st AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign c1947-50. Good scarce short lived issue.Yellow stag\'s head printed on green cotton square. HQ Taunton covers Devon & Somerset 91st AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) formation sign. Yellow stag?s head printed on green linen square. HQ at Taunton 92nd (Dorset Regiment) Canadian Militia pre WW1 collar badge Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops 92nd Army Group Royal Artillery embroidered formation sign. White falcon on gloved hand embroidered on red over blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Service wear and small cut between the wings where original owner had put the slider his cap badge. HQ Coventry 92nd Army Group Royal Artillery embroidered formation sign. White hawk on gloved hand embroidered on red over blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. 92nd Army Group Royal Artillery embroidered formation sign. White falcon on gloved hand embroidered on red over blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Service wear and small cut between the wings where original owner had put the slider his cap badge. HQ Coventry 93rd (Argyll & Sutherland) Anti-Tank Regiment RA WW2 slip-on designation. Good scarce strip of white squares embroidered on red felt sewn to shoulder strap slip-on 94th Foot (Connaught Rangers) Victorian LSGC Medal. Awarded to ?488 Sergt R. Sproson 94th Foot? Impressed naming, complete with original ribbon and silver pin bar. GC small edge knock 94th Foot Officer?s small gilt tunic button circa 1855-81. A good 16 mm example by Firmin, London. Became 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers on 1st July 1881 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot William IV / Victorian Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1830-40. A rare example, the rectangular back plate would appear to be of unmarked silver, the front gilded and mounted with crowned Garter. Central copper disc mounted with numerals ?95?. This example would appear to be a simple period conversion from that of 1823-30 when the back plate was silver. Brace of hooks and studs to reverse. The gilt rubbed overall, the milled numerals worn. 96th Regiment of Foot, OR's glengarry badge circa 1874-1881. A die-stamped brass example on brass loops top and bottom (Lower one now absent). Crowned Garter with ?96? over Sphinx on ?Egypt? tablet to voided centre. Heavy age patina. (KK 571) 96th Foot became 2nd Battalion The Manchester Regiment on Friday 1st July, 1881. 97th (Earl of Ulster?s) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine and scarce die-stamped rich gilt example. Within a crowned laurel wreath the Garter, the seeded gilt centre pierced with the numerals, ?97?. Two loops to reverse. VGC More usual pattern bears a scroll across the base of the wreath ?Que Fas et Gloria Ducunt?. 97th (Earl of Ulster?s) Regiment, Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-1881 A good die-stamped brass example. Within a crowned strap, ?Earl of Ulster?s?, ?97?. (KK 573). Copper loops toned black with age North and South. A little wear to highpoints Became 2nd Bn. Royal West Kent Regiment in 1881 97th (Earl of Ulster?s) Regiment, Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap, ?Earl of Ulster?s?; ?97? to voided centre. Brass loops North and South. (KK 573). Became 2nd Bn. Royal West Kents on Friday 1st July, 1881. 97th (Earl of Ulster?s) Regiment, Victorian OR?s glengarry badge, circa 1874-81. A fine die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap ?Earl of Ulster?s?; ?97? to voided centre. Reverse with brass loops (slightly pinched) North and South. Minor polishing to highpoint of crown. (KK 573) Became 2nd Bn. Royal West Kents on Friday 1st July, 1881. 97th Field Regiment (Kent Yeomanry) Royal Artillery WW2 formation sign. Good scarce White Horse of Kent embroidered on black felt diamond. 98th (Howitzer) Field Battery Royal Artillery pagri flash. Brass ?98? over ?F? on half red, half dark blue cloth diamond. Damage to backing cloth at 6 o?clock position, otherwise GC. 99th Light Anti-Aircraft Regt RA rare WW2 honour formation sign. A rare locally made example. Bullion “99” on half navy / half red diamond with bullion edge applied to khaki diamond backing. Issued by the CO in Italy to those who had fought at Monte Casino. 9th (Cyclist) Bn. Hampshire Regiment Ww1 OR?s cap badge circa 1911-20.. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1869) Raised 1911, disbanded 1920. 9th (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot Officer\'s tunic button circa 1855-81. Large gilt example by C. Pitt & Co. 50 St. Martin\'s Lane, London retaining shank. Gilt worn 9th (Queen?s Royal) Lancers bronze OSD cap badge circa 1902-52. A very good die-cast example on three blades. (KK 764) 9th (Queen?s Royal) Lancers Officer?s lance cap plate circa 1858-1880. A very fine and rare example. Copper gilt fluted rayed back plate with ornate gilt and silver mounts comprising the Crowned double shield and Royal Supporters of the late Queen Adelaide, her cypher ?AR? reversed and interlaced; the title ?Royal Lancers? and eight battle honour scrolls from ?Peninsula? to ?Delhi? and ?Lucknow?. Very tip of top ray AF. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection. This is the actual piece photographed as No. 719 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army?. 9th (Queen?s Royal) Lancers OR\'s cap badge circa 1902-52. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. (KK 764) 9th (Scottish) Division pair WW1 formation signs. A rare WW1 pair, white metal thistles on dark blue cloth discs.Retaining loops. Near VGC. 9th (Scottish) Division WW1 formation Badge. Small white metal thistle on loops Originally worn on a blue felt disc. 9th (Scottish) Division WW1 formation sign. Scarce white metal thistle on dark blue/black cloth disc stiffened with buckrum. Two loops to reverse. GC 9th (Scottish) Division WW1 formation sign. Scarce white metal thistle, with two loops to reverse. GC 9th (Scottish) Division WW1 formation sign. White metal thistle on dark blue felt disc. 9th Anti Aircraft Division Embroidered WW2 Formation Sign. Khaki rectangle embroidered with outline of black cat bearing red aeroplane and numeral "9". Covered Cardiff and South Wales Ports 9th Armoured Division WW2 pair of formation signs White felt panda heads with black embroidered ears, eyes and nose. Unworn pair. Formed 1st December, 1940 and disbanded on 31st July, 1944. 9th Battalion Tank Corps / RTR scarce sleeve badge. A good die-cast brass example retaining one of two loops to reverse. iThe badge is the divisional sign of the 3rd French Infantry Division who awarded it to the 9th Bn. Tank Corps who, commanded by Lt.Col. H.K.Woods DSO, bravely supported them at the Battle of Moreuil 23rd July 1918 resulting in a great victory. The 9th Battalion was also awarded the Croix de Guerre by General Debonet, GOC French First Army 9th Bengal Native Infantry pre 1882 head-dress badge (later 9th Gurkha Rifles) A fine die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Oval strap ?Bengal Native Infantry? with ?9? to centre all resting on tri-part scroll inscribed ?Bhurtpore? ?Afganistan 78-80? ?Sobraon?. The title ?Native? was dropped from the title in 1882. Became 9th Gurkha Rifles in 1901 9th Bengal Native Infantry Victorian pre 1882 head-dress badge (later 9th Gurkha Rifles) A fine die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Oval strap ?Bengal Native Infantry? with ?9? to centre all resting on tri-part scroll inscribed ?Bhurtpore? ?Afganistan 78-80? ?Sobraon?. The title ?Native? was dropped from the title in 1882. Became 9th Gurkha Rifles in 1901 9th Bn. Cameronians 15th Scottish Division combination formation sign, Good scarce example, the green felt bars have been darkened. Minot old surface moth. 9th Bn. King\'s (Liverpool) Regiment WW2 formation sign. Good scarce maroon felt square embroidered with vertical central blue bar. (5th Bn. wore it horizontally) Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection. 9th Flanders Rifle Battalion Polish Army WW2 breast badge. A good rare silvered, gilt and enamel screwback example numbered 967 on reverse. Minor service wear. Formed in 1943 as Reconnaissance unit. Fought in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany, the battalion was awarded the Silver Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari. 9th Lancers Boer War four clasp Queen?s South Africa Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?2937 Corpl M.J. Garner 9th Lancers?. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal Four Clasps ?Relief of Kimberley?, ?Johannesburg?, ?Diamond Hill?, ?Wittebergen? ?Pte 9 Lancers? (Engraved naming with ghost dates to reverse), King?s South Africa Medal, two clasps ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902? ?Corpl 9 Lancers?. GC ... Accompanied by a Special Constabulary Medal (GVIR) ?James Garner?. GC. Mounted for display as a group of three. 9th Lancers brass button. Maker: Firmin, London Fixing: Shank Condition: GC 9th Lancers cap badge. Die-stamped white metal on slider. Service wear hence price 9th Lancers Officers OSD Cap Badge. A fine die-cast bronze example retaining three of four blades. Very good condition 9th Queen?s Lancers OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1902-52. A good die-stamped example on slider. 9th Queen?s Lancers pair of OSD bronze collar badges circa 1902-52. A good die-cast matching pair on loops 65 in P & P 9th Queen?s Lancers scarce Victorian OR?s cap badge. A very fine die-stamped white metal example circa 1896-1901 in pristine condition. Four loops to reverse. 9th Queen?s Lancers scarce WW1 brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider 9th landed in France in August 1914 and remained throughout the Great War. 9th Queen?s Lancers Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped example on four loops. (KK 763) 9th Queen?s Lancers Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 763) 9th Queen?s Royal scarce white metal cap badge circa 1953-60. A fine die-stamped example on slider. 9th Queen?s Royal Lancers NCO?s white metal arm badge. A good scarce die-cast crowned cypher of Queen Adelaide, reversed and interlaced on three loops. Granted the title ?Queen?s? by King William and Queen Adelaide in 1830 whilst serving at Kensington. WW1 / WW2 British Line Regiment Cap Badges. Following numerous requests for regular Line Regiment cap badges of WW1 & WW2 we are pleased to create this new section. WW1 / WW2 British Line Regiment Cap Badges. Following numerous requests for regular Line Regiment cap badges of WW1 & WW2 we are pleased to create this new section. WW1 / WW2 British Line Regiment Cap Badges. Following numerous requests for regular Line Regiment cap badges of WW1 & WW2 we are pleased to create this new section. A.D. CORPS / FARELF scarce shoulder title and ephemera to Pte Hitchcock ADC A fine locally embroidered red on green felt title with battledress type backing. Removed from uniform but excellent ... together with "Sandycroft" British OR's Holiday Home, Penang information card named to Pte. Hitchcock ... 2 x Union Jack Club Photographer Singapore photo covers ... remains of Kuala Lumpor Odeon ticket ... 3 x post war petrol coupons and booklet of similar together with his 1949-50 National Insurance card. Title worn by Private Hitchcock, Army Dental Corps ?Bethnal Green? London National Reserve lapel badge by JR Gaunt, London. Centre with Crown over ?I? set on a red enamel ground. Reverse bearing buttonhole fiiting impressed with issue number and ?Beth. Green?. ?Keep Mum? But Our New Site dearoldblighty.com Goes Live Sunday Of course I can trust you not to say anything, but I?ve just heard that the new web site http://www.dearoldblighty.com goes live Sunday Morning, with a 100 item upload, worth getting in there first. So keep it under hat Mums the word and all that. ?Liverpool Pals? 1914 hallmarked silver cap badge by Elkington & Co Fine die-cast crest of Lord Derby on loops bearing London hallmarks to reverse. (asKK 1146) With the approval of HM King George V, one of these badges was presented by Lord Derby to each man who joined 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King?s Liverpool Regiment before 16th October 1914. ?Liverpool Pals? 1914 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine die-cast example, being the Crest of Lord Derby, by Elkington & Co. bearing London hallmark to reverse. Retains original loops (often found brooched). Some service wear. Good condition. These badges were presented by Lord Derby to each man who joined 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King?s Liverpool Regiment before 16th October 1914. ?Liverpool Pals? Kitchener?s Army WW1 extremely scarce pair of gilt collar badges. A splendid die-cast rich gilt pair on loops. (do not face as heraldic crest) (Churchill 268) These appear better in real life than they do in the photograph. 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King?s Liverpool Regiment. *?O.T.S. over MHOW? (Indian Officer Training School) brass title. A good example on loops attached to original Officer Cadet White tape backing.* *?RAF Postal Service? Armband. Remains in Good Condition.* ?Swords for Sea Service.? in two volumes by Commander WE May & PGW Annis. The photographic reference work of naval swords complete with cutler?s details and dates. Published 1970 by HMSO. Complete with dust wrappers these with some marks. The interior remains very clean. Complete with card outer box cover *?Umtali Burghers? British South Africa Company Medal Rhodesia 1896 A very good example awarded to ?Tpr H.P. Miles Umtali Burghers? Reverse embossed ?Rhodesia 1896? Near VGC.* *A / HAC brass shoulder title A good example on loops. (Westlake 1471)* *A Good old Cotton British Union Jack Flag. A good example retaining original rope and toggle attachments. GC. Approx size 24 x 50 inches.* A rare pair of RAF Kings Crown Aiguillettes. A good pair of gold cord with blue line. Terminating with gilt metal tangs of regulation pattern, these mounted with silvered Kings Crown RAF Crests. GC. A rare pair of RAF Sealed Pattern Aiguillettes. A fine pair of gold cord with blue line. Terminating with gilt metal tangs of regulation pattern. Retaining two working sealed pattern labels. One dated 18th January 1966. Bullion remains fresh. VGC. *A rare pair of WW1 Tank Corps attributed TC slip on shoulder titles. Fine examples worn during the Great War on the tunic of 112752 Gunner Harold Willcock, 10th Bn. Tank Corps.* A Superb British Army rare Victorian Bandsman?s brass arm badge. This example retains all five loops to the reverse Very Good Condition. See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley quote ?no record of a brass version? ! A.D. CORPS / FARELF scarce shoulder title and ephemera to Pte Hitchcock ADC A fine locally embroidered red on green felt title with battledress type backing. Removed from uniform but excellent ... together with "Sandycroft" British OR's Holiday Home, Penang information card named to Pte. Hitchcock ... 2 x Union Jack Club Photographer Singapore photo covers ... remains of Kuala Lumpor Odeon ticket ... 3 x post war petrol coupons and booklet of similar together with his 1949-50 National Insurance card. A.D. CORPS / FARELF scarce shoulder title and ephemera to Pte Hitchcock ADC A fine locally embroidered red on green felt title with battledress type backing. Removed from uniform but excellent ... together with "Sandycroft" British OR's Holiday Home, Penang information card named to Pte. Hitchcock ... 2 x Union Jack Club Photographer Singapore photo covers ... remains of Kuala Lumpor Odeon ticket ... 3 x post war petrol coupons and booklet of similar together with his 1949-50 National Insurance card. A.D. CORPS / FARELF scarce shoulder title. A fine locally embroidered red on green felt. with battledress type backing. Removed from uniform but excellent, Worn by Private Hitchcock, Army Dental Corps *A.D. CORPS pair of WW2 printed shoulder titles. A scarce pair of red on green titles. Removed from uniform but good condition.* *Aberdeenshire Constabulary Edwardian white metal policeheaddress badge. Converted from Victorian Crowned example to King's Crown during its working life. Loops GC* *Aberystwyth (University of Wales) OTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example. Two loops to reverse. GC (KK 2494)* *Aberystwyth (University of Wales) UTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example by J.R. Gaunt, London. Slider to reverse. VGC (KK 2495)* Adjutant General?s Corps Band EIIR helmet plate A fine die-stamped anodised example on three loops. Royal Armd resting on tri-part scroll "Adjutant General?s Corps"45 Adjutant General?s Corps formed 6th April 1992. *Adjutant-General Staff Command HQ WW1/WW2 armlet / armband Good scarce red felt band with central black line bearing scarlet A. Cotton lined. Tape & buckle fastening* Adjutant-General\'s Staff Command HQ WW2 armlet / armband Good scarce red over black felt with black line bearing embroidered red. Signs of badge on red section. Khaki cotton lined with adjustable press studs slightly corroded. *Admiralty Police EIIR cap badge by Firmin. Good die-stamped white metal issue on slider.* *African Native Administration Police Cap Badge Fine die-cast chromed example on loops* *African Pioneer Corps General Service Medal, clasp ?Palestine 1945-48? Awarded to ?EC. 13946 Pte. M. Modirwa APC?. GC* Air Crew Europe Star. Good scarce original issue complete with ribbon. The Air Crew Europe Star was a campaign medal of the British Commonwealth, awarded for service in World War II. Specifically, the medal was awarded to Commonwealth aircrew who participated in operational flights over Europe, from UK bases between the period 3rd September 1939 to 5th June 1944 (outbreak of war until the start of the D-Day Normandy Invasion). Air Defence Cadet Corps 1938-41 cap badge. A good chrome and blue enamel example on loops. The Air Defence Cadet Corps was absorbed into the Air Training Corps which was formed under Royal Warrant of 1st February 1941. Air Defence Cadet Corps 1938-41 chrome & enamel cap badge. A good example by J.R. Gaunt London. Retaining lopp fitting. Surface flake to enamel otherwise GC Formed in 1938, The Air Defence Cadet Corps was absorbed into the Air Training Corps under Royal Warrant of 1st February 1941. Air Defence Cadet Corps 1938-41 Officer?s cap badge by JR Guant, London A good and scarce chrome and blue enamel example on loops. The Air Defence Cadet Corps was absorbed into the Air Training Corps which was formed under Royal Warrant of 1st February 1941. Air Defence Cadet Corps Cap Badge circa 1938-41. A good die-cast chrome and blue enamel example on loops. The Air Defence Cadet Corps was absorbed into the Air Training Corps which was formed under Royal Warrant of 1st February 1941. Air Defence Cadet Corps Lapel Badge. A good chrome and enamel example. The Air Defence Cadet Corps was absorbed into the Air Training Corps which was formed under Royal Warrant of 1st February 1941. *Air Formation Signals formation sign. A fine example. Black felt triangle embroidered with white border and wings at the base. Unissued.* Air Ministry Constabulary scarce WW2 Officer?s bullion cap badge. A fine example. Set on a crowned circlet inscribed ?Air Ministry Constabulary?, a winged circlet with ?AMC? to centre. Navy backing cloth. *Air Observation Post, Royal Artillery WW2 Pilot?s wing. A fine rare variation. Light blue embroidered wings; centrally a gilt RA button as the ball of a grenade with bullion flames above.* *Air Raid Precautions WW2 armband. Good scarce cream linen example bearing black stencilled ARP. Elastic strips to reverse.* *Air Training Corps Chaplain\'s badge. Good scarce die-cast silver cross pattée mounted with gilt overlay. Pin back.* Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) WW2 cap badge 1940-45. Good rare gold bullion padded example. Gold wire eagle over oak sprays embroidered on black ground. Roped oval black velvet centre bearing ATA monogram. Raised 15.2.1940; disbanded 30.11.1945. HQ at White Waltham near Maidenhead Air Transport Auxiliary WW2 issue ATA Pilot?s wing. A very scarce example in golden yellow embroidery. Removed from uniform. Backing velvet severely mothed back to cloth in places. ATA formed on 11th September 1939, absorbed by Transport Command in 1943. *AIRBORNE WW2 printed straight title / strip. A fine light blue on maroon example removed from a uniform.* Airborne Forces formation sign. A good example of Bellerophon astride Pegasus embroidered in light blue on maroon square. Removed from uniform. The badge was designed by Edward Seago, the well known landscape artist. *Airborne Forces WW2 cloth formation sig Good scarce light blue Pegasus printed on maroon. Removed from uniform* *Airborne Forces WW2 cloth formation sign Good light blue Pegasus printed on maroon. Removed from uniform* *Airborne Forces WW2 cloth formation sign Good light blue Pegasus printed on maroon. Removed from uniform.* *Airborne Forces WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce light blue Pegasus printed on maroon. Removed from uniform* *Airborne Forces WW2 era formation sign. A good example of Bellerophon astride Pegasus embroidered in light blue on maroon square. Removed from uniform.* *AIRBORNE WW2 cloth shoulder title Good scarce light blue sans-serif letters embroidered on curved maroon felt* *AIRBORNE WW2 straight arm strip/bar. Good scarce light blue embroidered on maroon. Heavy service wear* *AIRBORNE WW2 straight title / strip. Light blue embroidered on maroon. Some moth.* *Aircraft Inspection Department carce WW1 lapel badge A good official issue example in red and black enamel on buttonhole fitting. Numbered* *Airfield Construction Groups Royal Engineers WW2 formation sign. Good scarce silk example* *Airfix Avro 504K 1970's unmade kit. Series One in plastic bag, unopened. Condition: GC* *AIRO brass Army in India Reserve of Officers shoulder title. A good scarce British made example on loops* *Allied Air Forces Central Europe Headquarters formation sign. Condition: VGC* *Allied Control Commission Austria rare formation sign. Felt embroidered example with slight glue marks to reverse otherwise very good condition.* *Allied Control Commission Austria rare formation sign. A very fine example of this rare sign. Blue felt rectangle embroidered with 8th Army formation sign with ?ACA? scroll above.* *Allied Forces Base Hospital rare WW1 bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Design as RAMC cap badge but scroll ?Allied Forces Base Hospital?.* *Allied Forces Mediterranean enamelled breast badge. Good scarce gilt and enamel pinback example with applied silvered fouled anchor. Maker\'s details to reverse.* *Ambulance Column attached to London District scarce WW1 woman\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped light bronzed example on loops.* AMPC scarce WW2 Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps slip on tite A good black on khaki pair with tapes to reverse. Raised in October 1939; redesignated Pioneer Corps in 1940 An Important & Historical RAF Caterpillar Club Badge for the First Ejection at Mach 1 This historic gold caterpillar badge was awarded to Squadron Leader Tony Svensson, a R.A.F. test pilot who was on attachment to the Royal Australian Air Force. Comprising: gold badge with ruby class eyes. the reverse engraved \"S/Ldr. Svensson\", Retaining original pin with safety catch. Contained in original Mappin & Webb Ltd card box. VGC. .... Accompanied by two original newspaper cutting. Squadron Leader Svensson was testing Mirage III supersonic fighters on the 7th December 1964 (his 13th Test Flight). At 35,000 feet something went wrong and control was lost, and with the engine shut down the aircraft headed earthwards. The following was reported in The Sunday Express of 30 April 1967: ??For the next 90 seconds I was very busy. I kept a running commentary going to the ground station saying what I had done, what was happening to me and what I was trying to do to get the plane out of its downward plunge. ... At 7,000 feet I decided it was time to get out and I pulled the blind which fires the ejector seat.? Three seconds later the Mirage, still accelerating, hit the ground. ... So late had Svensson left his ejection that he landed only 600 feet away. As Sir James Martin, the designer of the seat which saved Svensson?s life wrote to him: ?Your ejection at 932 miles an hour was by far and away at the highest speed we have ever recorded.? A fragment of a tape crash-recorded which was dug up ... revealed that Svensson?s ejection was a world record. This is what happened after he pulled the blind: First to go was the cockpit canopy which let in a hideous 900-plus miles an hour stream of air which hit Svensson like a brick wall. ... Next his rocket-propelled seat lifted from the cockpit into the cruel supersonic air stream, cracked his webbing leg restraining straps and broke both his arms as they flailed, and one leg in two places. Squadron Leader Svensson was by now unconscious. But the British designed seat took over. It gently detached him from his seat and automatically deployed his parachute. But he was to be further injured ... for his one remaining sound leg was also broken in two places on landing. Then he had a piece of luck. Six doctors who had been lecturing ... at a school were passing in a minibus on a road only 100 yards away .. Rushed to hospital and remained in a Coma for 10 days, his legs had to be re-broken to set them correctly. Three years later and 2 inches shorter he was passed fit for flying duties. An Important Zulu War Period 24th Foot (2nd Warwickshire) 1869-78 Officer?s shako plate A very fine and scarce example. Rich gilt Crowned laurel wreath; within the wreath, the Garter with pierced numeral ?24? to central seeded gilt ground; applied to the base of the wreath, a gilt Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. Reverse retains one of two loops remain to reverse. VGC. This was the pattern of plate still in service with 24th (later South Wales Borderers) whilst in South Africa, at the disastrous engagement at Isandhlwana on the 22nd January 1879 and at Rorke?s Drift. *Anglo-French Ambulance Corps scarce brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *Anglo-French Ambulance Corps WW2 scarce brass badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. (as KK 2194)* Anson Battalion Royal Naval Division RND cap badge circa 1915-18. A good scarce die-stamped brass with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Brooched. Good condition. (KK 1166) RND wore ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION cap ribbons firstly on navy blue sailor?s hat, then on a khaki one and for a short time on khaki peaked cap until RND Battalion cap badges were issued in 1915. *ANSON WW1 RND (Royal Naval Division) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat style loops.* *ANSON WW1 RND (Royal Naval Division) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat style loops.* *ANSON WW1 Royal Naval Division brass RND shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops.* *ANTRIM brass RGA Irish militia artillery shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. Worn with separate RGA (not present)* *ARGENTINA WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title. A good scarce cloth embroidered example, small cut top right corner.* *Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders India General Service Medal ?North West Frontier 1936-37? This example was awarded to ?2978473 Pte. J. Boyd A & S. H? One slight edge knock otherwise Near VGC* *Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge Good scarce issue on brass blades. Some distortion* *Argyll & Sutherland WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good example sadly lacking blades* *Argyll & Sutherland WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good example sadly lacking blades* Argyll Police RNVR WW1 Inspectors Long Seervice Group of Medals. An interesting combination awarded to Inspector Alexander Maxwell of the Argyll Police Force. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (Officially re-impressed) \"CZ 10040 A Maxwell RNVR\", Defence Medal, Police Medal (GVIR) \"Inspr Alexander Maxwell\" Medals loose GC. The police medal with original box confirming the Police Force. The medals accompanied by a small quantity of buttons etc. *ARMOURED / MOTORS rare shoulder title. A well cast example on flat integral loops. Loops cut* *Armoured Car Sleeve Badge* *Armoured Regiment 5 Airborne Brigade 2nd pattern DZ flash. Good scarce unworn black over red diagonally halved square with black Merrow edge.* Army Air Corps 651 Squadron flying suit badge A good scarce embroidered example on white felt background. Slight moth to edges. Believed to have joined the Joint Special Forces Aviation Wing in 2006 and to operate Britten Norman Defender 4S AL Mk1 aircraft used for reconnaissance missions. *Army Air Corps EIIR Officer?s silver plated beret badge. A fine die-cast example on loops.* Army Air Corps Officers Tailored Pale Blue Beret This is an example of a post 1953 beret tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. Complete with bullion badge. Tailors label to the interior. Some service and age wear, now with staining. Army Air Corps OR?s plastic WW2 beret badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Within a crowned laurel wreath, an eagle on ?AAC?, its upswept wings extending over the wreath. Two blades to reverse. Slight distortion. (KK 2264) Formed in 1942 *Army Air Corps WW2 beret badge A good classic die-stamped white metal issue on loops* *ARMY AIR CORPS WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. A fine scarce unworn example. Excellent condition* *ARMY AIR CORPS WW2 embroidered cloth shoulder title Dark blue on light blue. Sight moth to extremities* *Army Air Corps WW2 facing OSD collar badges Die-cast bronze on loops (not exact pair)* *Army Air Corps WW2 OR's beret badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Minor verdigris to reverse.* *Army Air Corps WW2 plastic beret badge. A fine example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall on blades. "109-110" to reverse. Very slight distortion but generally VGC (KK 2264)* Army Air Corps WW2 plastic economy beret badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall A good example on blades. (KK 2264) Formed in 1942. *Army Air Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall A fine example on blades* *Army Blacksmith Farrier Horseshoe proficiency trade badge Good scarce variant army proficiency badge representing the blacksmith\'s trade, in the form of a die-stamped brass horseshoe on loops* *Army Cadet Force Chaplain?s rare WW2 plastic economy badge by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall.. A fine example on original brooch pin with maker's to reverse.* *Army Cadet Forces, Cadet Forces Medal. Awarded to ?D. Davies ACF? GC* Army Catering Corps WW2 Period Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Formed in March 1941 as part of the Royal Army Service Corps Army Cyclist Corps WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped 16 spoke example on slider. Formed in 1914 and disbanded in 1919. Army Cyclist Corps / 8th Armoured Car Company Royal Tank Corps Badges. A superb archive of badges worn by Private Archibald H Dall during the Great War and early post war years. Comprising: Three personal ID Dog Tags, one worn as a wrist band ACC ( Army Cyclist Corps). ... ACC Cap, Collar and Pair of Shoulder Titles. ... Pair Cyclist cloth slip on titles, these embroidered onto KD backing cloth... Rare pair of brass 8/ACC (8th Armoured Car Company) shoulder titles, 8th Armoured Car Company Pagri Badge. .... Pair of brass RTC (Royal Tank Corps) shoulder titles. .... Pair of saw on RTC cloth shoulder titles, these white embroidery onto khaki. .... Royal Tank Corps 1924 pattern brass cap badge. .... Bed Plate / Duty Plate 8th ACC Royal Tank Corps stamped with number and name. Overall condition is good untouched condition. Private Archibald H Dall enlisted into the Army Cyclist Corps and then transferred to the Machine Gun Corps, the MIC indicating service with the MMG. He was awarded the BWM & VM for his services during the Great War. Remaining with the army he transferred to the RTC joining the 8th Armoured Car Company. In 1924 his WW1 medals were despatched to him then serving at Lahore India with the 8th ACC Army Cyclist Corps WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass 16 spoke example on slider. Formed in 1914 and disbanded in 1919. Army Cyclist Corps WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass 16 spoke example on slider. Formed in 1914 and disbanded in 1919. Army Dental Corps and Royal Army Dental Corps cap badges. Brass ADC on slider (a little service ware) with his later bi-metal RADC badge on loops. Worn by Private Hitchcock, Army Dental Corps. ADC awarded the "Royal" prefix in November 1946 in recognition of its service in WW2 *Army Dental Corps cap badge circa 1921-46 Good die stamped brass crowned laurel sprays; ADC to voided centre. Slider* *Army Dental Corps cap badge circa 1921-46. Good die-stamped brass crowned laurel sprays; ADC to voided centre. Slider* *Army Depot Police FARELF chrome cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example on loops worn by Far East Land Forces personnel.* *Army Educational Corps extremely rare WW2 plastic cap badge. Two blades to reverse. Traces of gold paint otherwise good condition. (KK 2273)* *Army Fire Service printed formation sign, Removed from uniform. Glue marks to reverse otherwise GC.* *Army Gymnastic Staff / Army Physical Training Staff brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1062)* Army Hospital Corps scace OR's glengarry badge circa 1874-84 A good die-stamped brass example with brass loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 999). Designated Army Hospital Corps in 1857; redesignated Medical Staff Corps by Warrant of 20th September 1884. Army List August 1914 A scarce original edition of the War Department official publication listing every British Army & Territorial Officer serving the month the Great War was declared. Contemporary cloth hard board cover. Clean condition. Professional restoration to the inside boards. Army Medical Department 1869-78 Officer?s shako plate. A scarce example, red cross repainted complete with loops GC. Redesignated Army Medical Staff in 1884; by Royal Warrant, on 23rd June 1898 Army Medical Staff (Officers) and Medical Staff Corps (OR?s) merged to become the Royal Army Medical Corps. Army Ordnance Corps 1914/15 trio of medals. Awarded to ?01836 Pte. J. Brookes AOC? Comprising; 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Medals loose. GC Private John F Brookes landed in Egypt on the 1st October 1915. *Army Ordnance Corps large Victorian OR?s brass cap badge. A good large die-stamped example on loops retaining most of the original finish.* *Army Ordnance Corps WW1 Period Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider.* *Army Pay Corps brass shoulder title also worn in field service cap. A good example on hexagonal loops. (KK 1033)* *Army Pay Corps cap badge circa 1901-20 by Smith & Wright Ld. Birm Good die-stamped brass crowned APC cypher. Slider* Army Pay Corps Other Rank\'s Home Service Helmet Plate Centre. A good scarce example comprising a flat bar mounted with APC cypher; loop either end to fit over loops on reverse of 1878 Universal pattern helmet plate. *Army Pay Corps Victorian OR's Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops which have toned black.* *Army Pay Corps Victorian OR?s brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped on loops (toned black). (KK 1034)* *Army Pay Corps WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider.* *Army Pay Corps WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped 1902-20 example on slider. (KK 1035)* *Army Pay Corps WW1 era cap badge Good die-stamped brass crowned APC on crimped slider* Army Pay Department Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1878-1901. A very fine and scarce silver and gilt example with matching benchmarks to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?Army Pay Department?; gilt centre mounted with Royal Crest in silver. Oak leaf ends. Some polishing to high points of Royal Crest otherwise fine. Officer only Corps raised on 1st April 1878 from a Royal Warrant of 22nd October 1877. HM King George V, conferred the title ?Royal? in April 1920, on both the Army Pay Department and the OR?s Army Pay Corps. The two were amalgamated later that years as the Royal Army Pay Corps. The Corps of Military Accountants, raised 22nd November 1919, merged with the RAPC in 1925. *Army Physical Training Corps Southern Command cloth formation sign Good scarce printed issue comprising five red stars on black shield. Removed from uniform* *Army Recruiters scarce GvR cap badge circa 1911-35. A fine die-cast brass GvR cypher on slider.* *Army Remount Department India Officer?s badge. A fine silvered example. Complete with two loops to the reverse. (Cox 2595). Maker\'s stamp of J.R. Gaunt. GC* *Army Remount Service Bronze Badge* *Army Remount Service Bronze Badge. Good cast example on loops* *Army Remount Service scarce WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-cast crossed whips pattern on slider. (KK 1045)* *Army Remount Service WW1 Cap Badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 1047)* *Army Remount Service WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example (crossed whips pattern) on slider. (KK 1045)* *Army Remount Service WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A good scarce die-cast crossed whips pattern on slider. (KK 1045)* *Army Remount Service WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A good scarce die-cast crossed whips pattern on slider. (KK 1045)* *Army Remount Service WWI OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1047)* *Army School Maidenhead OTC rare brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Shield, charged with trefoil, resting on tripart scroll \"Army School OTC\". (KK 2503)* *Army Scripture Readers bi-metal cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *Army Scripture Readers scarce cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Within a brass laurel wreath, white metal letters \"ASR\" on a bar. (KK 2114)* *Army Selection and Training Unit scarce formation sign. White ?ASTU? embroidered on green rectangle. Very good condition.* *Army Serivce Corps WW1 cap badge circa 1902-18 Good die-stamped brass crowned Garter resting in laurel sprays and superimposed on star; ASC cypher to voided centre. Slider* Army Service Corp Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A goodgilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; centrally, the ASC cypher in silver set on a black velvet ground. Three loops to reverse. Slight wear to gilt . GC Army Service Corps 1869-78 OR?s shako plate. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Within a Crowned laurel wreath, the Garter with ASC cypher to centre. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear. Generally VGC. (KK 182) Army Service Corps Officer?s cap badge circa 1902-14. A fine scarce example on loops. Die-stamped gilt star, mounted silver crowned Garter resting in a laurel wreath; ; ASC cypher on a black patent leather centre.C Army Service Corps Officer?s helmet plate circa 1901-14. A fine and scarce gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with silver ?ASC? cypher on a black cloth ground. One of three loops remain to reverse otherwise VGC, (KK 983) Army Service Corps Officer?s helmet plate circa 1901-14. A fine and scarce gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with silver ?ASC? cypher on a black cloth ground. One of three loops remain to reverse otherwise VGC, (KK 983) *Army Service Corps Pouch Badge circa 1902-18 A good scarce die-stamped brass (originally gilt) example on three screw posts* *Army Service Corps scarce brass helmet plate centre. Bar mounted with ASC cypher; square loop either end to fit over loops on reverse of 1878 Universal pattern helmet plate. Good conditon* *Army Service Corps Victorian brass cap badge circa 1896-1901 A good die-stamped example on loops (toned black). (KK 996)* *Army Service Corps Victorian brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops which have toned black. (KK 996)* *Army Service Corps Victorian brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops which have toned black. (KK 996)* *Army Service Corps Victorian brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example on loops (one bent). (KK 996)* *Army Service Corps Victorian brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops.* *Army Service Corps Volunteers Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops.* *Army Service Corps WW all brass ASC cap badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped no voided example on slider.* *Army Service Corps WW all brass ASC cap badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped no voided example on slider.* *Army Service Corps WW1 brass economy cap badge c1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped issue on slider.* *Army Service Corps WW1 brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18.. A good die-stamped non-voided example on slider.* Army Service Corps WW1 OSD bronze cap badge. A good die-cast two part example on blades. Became Royal in 1918 *Army Service Corps WW1 Period Officers OSD Cap Badge. A good two part bronze example on loops* *Army Signaller\'s cloth sleeve badge circa WW2 Good scarce crossed signalling flags embroidered on khaki ground* *Army Temperance Association Silver Medal. A good example.* *Army Veterinary Corps WW1 cap badge circa 1906-18 Good die-stamped brass crowned laurel sprays; white metal AVC to voided centre. Slider* Army Veterinary Corps Officer?s helmet plate circa 1906-14. A fine and scarce gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; ?AVC? monogram on a green enamel ground. Three loops to reverse. Tiny flake to enamel at 11 o?clock on outer edge not affecting appearance. The all Officer Army Veterinary Department was amalgamated with the OR?s of the Army Veterinary Corps in March 1906. The title ?Royal? was bestowed on the Corps in 1918 in recognition of its outstanding service in the Great War. Army Veterinary Corps WW1 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Army Veterinary Corps granted title Royal in 1918 for their services during the War. Army Veterinary Corps WW1 OR\'s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops; some service wear. Designated ?Royal? in 1918 for services in WWI. Army Veterinary Department Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A very good and scarce example comprising a gilt eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. Mounted on the star, a gilt laurel wreath enclosing the Garter. Within the Garter, in silver, an ?AVD? monogram on a black enamel ground (tiny chip at 12 o?clock). Retains both original screw posts to reverse indicating this example was worn overseas on a Foreign Service helmet. Generally VGC The all Officer Army Veterinary Department was amalgamated with the OR?s of the Army Veterinary Corps in March 1906. *ARP WW2 Air Raid Precautions Hone Front armband. Good scarce white linen issue bearing black stencilled ARP. Two elasticated securing strips. Fully lined with white linen* *Artillery Officer\'s Armband Red over white felt embroidered with black gun. Press stud fastenings. A little moth.* *Artillery Volunteers OR?s cap badge circa 1902-08. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. As regulars but ?Ubique? scroll inscribed ?Volunteers?* *Artists Rifles Brass Cap Badge A good heavy die-stamped example on two loops* *Artists Rifles Brass Cap Badge A good heavy die-stamped example on two loops* Artists Rifles Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Badge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 28th County of London (Artists Rifles). 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) *ARTISTS scarce WW1 embroidered Artists Rifles cloth shoulder title. Black on grey. Removed from uniform. Service wear* *ASSAM pair of Indian Army cast brass shoulder titles. A good pair on flat integral loops.* *Athletes Volunteer Force 1914 VTC badge Good scarce example by Fattorini, Bradford. Blue enamel oval title strap; crossed rifles to centre. Lapel fitting. VGC (KK 1593)* *Athletes' Volunteer Force 1914 WW1 VTC scarce white enamelled mufti badge/ A good oval white enamelled example with central crossed rifles. Buttonhole fitting* *ATS pair of black on khaki WW2 lady\'s slip on titles A good pair complete with tapes to reverse.* *ATS Territorial Efficiency Medal. A George VI example awarded to w.377 Sjt M. Allington ATS. GC.* Attributed Egypt Khedive Star 1882 This example with impressed details R.E.W. 2218 to the reverse. GC. Attributed 2218 Private R White Medical Staff Corps. *Australia. 2/14 Queensland Mounted Infantry c1953-60 slouch hat badge by Stokes. Good scarce die-stamped silvered issue on loops.* *Australia. 43rd Hindmarsh Regiment brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *Australia. Sydney University Regiment slouch hat badge c1930-42. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass issue on flat style loops.* *Australia. The Melbourne Rifles post 1953 slouch hat badge by Stokes. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops.* *Australian 10th Infantry Bn. (Adelaide Rifles) Slouch Hat Badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 12th Launceston Regiment hat badge by Luke Good die-stamped brass issue on loops by .G. Luke, Melbourne* *Australian 12th/16th Hunter River Lancers silvered slouch hat badge by C. Luck of Melbourne. A fine die-stamped oxidised silvered example on loops.* *Australian 12th/16th Hunter River Lancers slouch hat badge by C. Luke, Melbourne. A fine die-stamped oxidised silvered example on loops.* *Australian 13th Light Horse Slouch Hat Badge A scarce die-cast bronzed example on loops. Good condition* *Australian 14th Infantry Bn. (Prahran Regiment) 1930's slouch hat badge. badge. A good die-stamped blackened rass example on loops* *Australian 14th Infantry Bn. (Prahran Regiment) Slouch Hat Badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 19th (South Sydney) Infantry B. 1930's Slouch Hat Badge. A good die-cast brass example on typical rather flat loops.* *Australian 1st Armoured Car Regiment 2nd pattern slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops.* *Australian 22nd Infantry Battalion (South Gippsland Regiment) slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped blackened example on loops.* *Australian 24th Infantry Battalion (The Kooyong Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped brass example on slightly verdigris flat loops.* Australian 2nd Regiment NSW Volunteer Infantry second pattern hat badge circa 1890's-1903. A very fine rare die-stamped gilt example on three loops. Victorian crowned wreath resting on "Secundo Sint Secunda" scroll; lined "2" to voided centre. (Grebert 25) *Australian 30th Bn New South Wales Scottish Regiment glengarry Badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops.* *Australian 32nd Infantry Bn. (Footscray Regt.) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped brass example on flat style loops.* *Australian 40th Infantry Battalion (Derwent Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 42nd Infantry Bn (Capricornia) 1930's slouch hat dadge A fine die-stamped brass example on typical rather flat loops.* *Australian 43rd Infantry Bn (Hindmarsh Regiment) 1930's brass slouch hat badge,badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on typical flat style loops.* *Australian 45th Infntry Bn (St. George Regt) 1930's slouch hat badge.45th Regiment Old well cast white medal example on pinched loops. Cast from Stokes example.* *Australian 45th St. George Regiment slouch hat badge by Stokes circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped gilt metal example on three loops.* *Australian 50th (St.Kilda) Infantry slouch cap badge by P.J. King. Mellb circa 1912-18 A good scarce die-cast copper bronze example on loops (top one an old replacement)* *Australian 54th Infantry Bn (Lachlan-Macquarie Regiment) rare brass slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 56th Infantry Bn (Riverina Regt) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. Good die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 57th Infantry Battalion (Merri Regt) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian 58th Essendon Rifles slouch hat badge. A fine enamelled example on flat style loops* *Australian 58th Infantry Battalion (Essendon Rifles) slouch hat badge by Angus & Coote, Sydney. A good scarce die-cast brass and enamel example on loops.* Australian 59th Hulme Regiment Slouch Hat Badge circa 1952-60 by Swann & Son Vic Good die-stamped brass example on loops 1960 absorbed into the Royal Victoria Regiment Australian 59th Hulme Regiment Slouch Hat Badge circa 1952-60 by Swann & Son Vic Good die-stamped brass example on loops 1960 absorbed into the Royal Victoria Regiment *Australian 59th Hulme Regiment Slouch Hat Badge circa 1952-60 by Swann & Son Vic Good die-stamped brass example on loops 1960 absorbed into the Royal Victoria Regiment* *Australian 60th Infantry Battalion (Heidelberg Regiment) slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good scarce die-stamped brass, red and white enamelled example on loops.* Australian 9th Light Horse blackened brass cap badge circa 1930-42. A fine die-stamped example on flat style loops. Oval strap ?Ninth Light Horse? resting on a scroll ?Pro Gloria et Honore?; rampant lion to centre. Australian Army Brigade Championship Team bullion badge, A good scarce example. Original paper label to the reverse giving makers details of "MA & J Montgomery Gold Embroiderers Government Contractors, 140 Powlett Street, East Melbourne" VGC *Australian Army Chaplains Department (Jewish) cap badge A fine rare die-cast blacked example on loops.* *Australian Army Medical Corps 1902-12 OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped bronze example on loops.* *Australian Army Medical Corps OR's slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good 67 mm high die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian Army Medical Corps post 1902 OR's slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped 69 mm high bronzed example on loops, traces of painted cross.* Australian Army Service Corps Edwardian / WW1 Cap Badge A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Formed in 1901. *Australian Army Veterinary Corps slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A fine 53 mm high die-stamped brass example on flat style loops.* *Australian Army Veterinary Corps slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. GC* *Australian Artillery cast brass cap badge A good example on slider* *Australian Artillery cast brass cap badge A good example on slider* *Australian Byron Scottish silvered glengarry badge by Stokes. An excellent die-stamped example on three loops.* *Australian City of Newcastle Regiment EIIR Slouch Hat Badge Good die-stamped brass example on loops,* *Australian City of Newcastle Regiment EIIR Slouch Hat Badge Good die-stamped brass example on loops,* *Australian Corps of Engineers head-dress badge circa 1902-12 A good die-stamped brass example on loops* Australian Corps of Signallers Slouch Hat Badge circa 1901-12. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. Crowned wreath on crossed flags bearing boomerang inscribed "Australian", all on "Corps of Signallers" scroll *Australian Derwent Regiment Officer's slouch hat badge by K.C. Luke, Melb. A fine EIIR silvered and gilt example on loops.* *Australian Engineers helmet plate circa 1901-12. A good scarce 60 mm high die-stamped brass example on long loops.* Australian Field Artillery OR?s cap badge circa 1902-14. A good 64 mm high die-stamped bronzed example. Flaming grenade, the ball within a laurel wreath, all resting on a scroll inscribed ?Australia? On the ball, the Southern Cross and a field gun. Loops GC Australian Field Artillery slouch hat badge circa 1902-14. A good die-stamped brass example on two old replacement loops. Flaming grenade, the ball within a laurel wreath, all resting on a scroll inscribed ?Australia? On the ball, the Southern Cross and a field gun. *Australian Gregg High School Cadets enamelled hat badge. A good scarce example on loops.* *Australian Instructional Corps Officer's enamelled slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good 44 mm high die-cast example on loops.* *Australian ist Light Horse Regiment (R. New South Wales Lancers) slouch hat badge by Swann & Hudson circa 1930-42. A fine oxidised silver example on loops* Australian Queensland Defence Forces Victorian helmet plate. A splendid scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Within a crowned laurel wreath, a circlet ?Queensland? with VR Cypher to centre. Across the base of the wreath, an applied tri-part silvered scroll ?Pro Aris et Focis?. Australian Queensland Scottish Victorian OR?s helmet plate. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Resting in an open thistle wreath, a crowned circlet inscribed ?Queensland Scottish? and ornamented with thistle spray; VR cypher to voided centre. Raised 4th March 1885. *Australian Queensland Volunteers Victorian Officer's cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. Within a circlet "Queensland Volunteers" a Gulphic crowned French horn.* *Australian Scotch College Cadets hat badge, A good die-stamped nickel plated example on four loops.* *Australian Shepparton High School Cadet Unit enamelled hat badge by Stokes, Melb. A good scarce example on loops.* *Australian Tank Corps brass collar badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped brass example on horizontal loops.* *Australian Tank Corps scarce slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good 44 mm high die-stamped brass example on loops, minor spot of verdigris above tank.* Australian Western Australia Police Cap Badge. Die-stamped white metal example on replacement lead soldered loops. Resting in a laurel wreath, a crowned circlet "Western Australia Police"; voided swan to centre. Australian WW1 Volunteered for Active Service lapel badge Good die-cast bronze circular issue. Around the outside of the badge in raised lettering is VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. In the center of the badge is the Australian coat of arms surrounded by ISSUED BY DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE MEDICALLY UNFIT in raised lettering. On the reverse of the badge are two lugs and impressed below issue number 59731. This badge was issued to people of military age who had volunteered for active service outside Australia since 1 July 1915, but had been certified by an authorised Medical Officer as medically unfit to do so. *Australian. 12th Infantry Battalion (Launceston Regt.) cap badge by Stokes, Melb.. A good die-stamped blackened brass on loops.* *Australian. 1st Infantry Bn (East Sydney Regt) slouch hat badge circa 1930-40. A fine die-stamped brass voided example on flat style loops (slight verdigris to loops).* *Australian. 2nd Infantry Bn (City of Newcastle Regt) slouch hat badge circa 1930-40. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on flat style loops.* Australian. 4th Regiment NSW Volunteer Infantry 1890's slouch hat badge. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on two of three loops. Superimposed on a star, a Maltese cross with waratahs between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed ?Fidelis et Paratus?; ?4? to voided centre. Unit in existence 6th March 1884 to 1st July 1903. *Australian. 57th Infantry Battalion (Merri Regt) brass cap badge circa 1930-42.. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops.* *Australian. 61st Inf. Bn. (Cameron Highlanders of Queensland) glengarry badge. Good oxidised example on flat loops* Australian. New South Wales Military Forces Victorian slouch hat badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on three loops. Within a crowned waratah wreath, the Southern Cross with central star replaced by a lion. Designed by James Barnet and Captain Francis Hixson Australian. Queensland Defence Forces Victorian OR?s glengarry badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Crowned circlet ?Queensland?; laurel spray to either side of crown; Southern Cross. to voided centre. Australian. Queensland Volunteers Victorian Officer?s silvered cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. Circlet "Queensland Volunteers"; voided centre bearing curled bugle horn surmounted by Guelphic Crown. Precursor of the more familiar Queensland Rifles. Australian. South Australia Military Forces Victorian helmet plate. A fine rare die-cast gilt brass example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and circlet ?Aut Pace Aut Bello South Australia? with Southern Cross to centre. Three loops to reverse. GC Pattern normally used by Victoria. *AUX. FIRE SERVICE scarce shoulder title Yellow embroidered on red* Auxiliary Anti Submarine and Mine Sweeping badge. A good example of the Official silver post 1942 sew on issue VGC Designed by George Kruger Gray, approved by HM King George VI on 2nd February 1940 Auxiliary Drivers Association rare WW2 women?s bronze Home Frontcap badge. A rare die-stamped example representing a motor car headlight with wartime blackout cover, the reverse blades replaced by stout brooch pin during service life. *Auxiliary Force India MVR Malabar Volunteer Rifles shoulder title. Good rare British made die-cast white metal issue c1887-1917 by J.R. GAUNT, LONDON* Auxiliary Forces India, Railway Regiment Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. A good George V example awarded to ?Pte. L. Ryan 2B N.Ry R A.F.I.?. Small cut mark to edge at 9 o'clock not effecting naming. Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps scarce pair of WW2 slip on shoulder titles. Worn late 1939-40 only. (2 items) Raised in October 1939; redesignated Pioneer Corps in 1940 Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps scarce WW2 slip on shoulder title. Worn late 1939-40 only. Raised in October 1939; redesignated Pioneer Corps in 1940 AVD large brass shoulder title of the Army Veterinary Department pre 1906. Good scarce issue on loops The all Officer Army Veterinary Department was amalgamated with the OR?s of the Army Veterinary Corps in March 1906. Aviation Listing. To view the full list access the shop, via the on-line shop button in the menu bar. To view various sections, please do so in the normal way via the category button. A crew from 158 Squadron show of their Halifax Bomber after a raid when a friendly bomb fell from above over the target area. *Avro, Canada Plant Protection Corps cap badge, A scare example of chromed shield bearing winged company logo. Screw post and anti-rotation spike to reverse.* *Ayr Burgh Police scarce white metal cap badge circa 1902-36. A good die-stamped example on loops.* *B Company 7th Bn.Middlesex Regiment formation sign. Good rare Arms of Enfield embroidered on white felt shield.* B.E.A. Airline, Gold Bullion Cloth British European Airways Officer's Cap Badge. . A scarce BEA Airline officer's cap badge, gold bullion central badge set upon a black felt cloth backing, the reverse with black cotton backing. Has been worn. GC. *B.E.M.E. Burma Electrical & Mechanical Engineers WW2 shouler title. Good scarce yellow embroidered sans-serif letters on black. Removed from old album* Baden-Powell Trained Army Scouts Sleeve Badge. A scarce original c.1897 brass sleeve badge on loops. It chosen by Colonel Baden-Powell when he introduced scouting in the Army whilst out in South Africa commanding the 5th Dragoon Guards. Baden-Powell Trained Army Scouts Sleeve Badge. A scarce cavalry scouts original c.1897 brass sleeve badge on loops. It chosen by Colonel Baden-Powell when he introduced scouting in the Army whilst out in South Africa commanding the 5th Dragoon Guards. *Bahamas Civil Aviation cap badge, A good scarce chrome and black enamel example on loops (one replaced)* *Bahamas Defence Force Gilt Cap Badge. Die stamped, complete with loops. Bright Gilt finish.* *Baltic Medal with Original Ribbon & Pin. A scarce untouched example, unnamed as issued. Retaining original silk ribbon and silvered pin fitting. GC one edge knock to the back edge.* *Barbados Volunteers Cap Badge by JR Gaunt, London circa 1902-47. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider.* *Barbados Volunteers pair of white metal collar badges. Coat of Arms not designed to be facing Fixing: Loops Condition: One loop on one absent, GC* *Basutoland Mounted Police pre 1952 cap badge Fine die-stamped brass crowned sprays, half laurel half oak, with \'BMP\'” cypher to solid centre. Loops* Bath OTC scarce white metal cap badge A fine die-stamped example on loops. Vertical elliptical design inscribed ?Floreat Bathon? with Arms of Bath to centre. See Rawlings (2001) 157 *Battalion Champion Team cloth badge. Condition: VGC* Battle of Arnhem Airborn Forces Alloy Glider Ticket This scarce alloy ticket is embossed to the obverse, with the Airborne Forces Pegasus patch, the reverse with: This Souvenir ticket is made from one of the crashed gliders which carried the British 1st Airborne Division into Battle at Arnhem on September 17th 1944. VGC The ticket was issued to those attending the world premiere of the film Theirs is the Glory The story of the Battle of Arnhem on September 17th 1946. VGC. Battle of Arnhem Airborne Forces Alloy Glider Ticket This scarce alloy ticket is embossed to the obverse, with the Airborne Forces Pegasus patch, the reverse with: This Souvenir ticket is made from one of the crashed gliders which carried the British 1st Airborne Division into Battle at Arnhem on September 17th 1944. The ticket was issued to those attending the world premiere of the film Theirs is the Glory The story of the Battle of Arnhem on September 17th 1946 Battle of Trafalgar Centenary 1905 souvenir watch fob. A good scarce example made from copper of Lord Nelson?s flag ship ?The Victory?. The obverse is decorated with the flag ship and text ?Victory 1905?. The reverse has text ?From B.F.S.S. Nelson Centenary Foudroyant and Victory Copper E.R.VII? Foudroyant was Nelson?s flagship before The Victory *Beach Groups facing pair of WW2 Printed formation signs. Each a red fouled anchor printed on light blue disc with red border. Removed from uniform, some service wear* *Beach Groups WW2 formation sign. Red fouled anchor printed on light blue disc with red border. Beach Groups formation sign. Old glue marks to reverse otherwise VGC* *Beach Groups WW2 printed formation sign. A good example. Red fouled anchor on light blue disc with red border. Slightly grubby.* *BEACH ORDNANCE scarce 1944 WW2 cloth shoulder title. Red sans-serif letters embroidered on Navy felt. Removed from uniform, minor wear* *BEACH ORDNANCE scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. Red sans serif letters embroidered on black. Removed from a uniform. Slight service wear bur generally in good condition.* *BEACH ORDNANCE WW2 cloth shoulder title Good scarce red sans-serif letters embroidered on black felt. Removed from uniform* BEACH ORDNANCE WW2 cloth shouldere title. A fine red embroidered on navy issue. Worn on D Day and the aftermath *BEACH SIGNALS scarce WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. White lettering on dark blue. Removed from uniform. Heavy service wear.* BEACH SIGNALS scare WW2 cloth shoulder title. A good white embroidered sans-serif example From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals BEACH SIGNALS scare WW2 cloth shoulder title. A good example of white sans-serif letters on navy From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals *BEACH SIGNALS scare WW2 cloth shoulder title. A good white embroidered sans-serif example; minor damage to top righthand corner* *BEACH SIGNALS WW2 D-Day cloth shoulder title. A good scarce example removed from uniform. White embroidered sans-serif letters on blue. Top edge tattly* *BEACH SIGNALS WW2 Normandy Invasion cloth shoulder title c1944. Good scarce white embroidered sans-serif letters embroidered on dark blue felt.* *BEACH SIGNALS WW2 Normandy Invasion cloth shoulder title c1944. Good scarce white embroidered sans-serif letters embroidered on dark blue felt. Removed from uniform. Rather ragged* BEAUMONT / OTC / COLLEGE blackened brass shoulder title Red felt backing. Good condition Jesuit Public School in Old Windsor, Berkshire. Closed 1967 Beaumont College OTC (Old Windsor, Berkshire) blackened brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example. (KK 2507) Jesuit Public School closed 1967 Beaumont College, Windsor OTC cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Retaining loops to the reverse. GC Jesuit Public School in Old Windsor, Berkshire. Closed 1967 *Bechuanaland High Commission Territories Corps cap badge circa 1946-55. A scarce die-stamped brass example with two loops to reverse. GC* *Bechuanaland High Commission Territories Corps cap badge. Scarce die struck brass issue. Two loops to reverse. VGC* *Bedfordshife & Hertfordshire Regiment WW2 era cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider* *Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Officer's cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A fine small silvered, gilt and blue enamel example on long loops.* *Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Officers Silver Cap Badge. A good example on loops stamped "Sterling Silver" to the reverse.* *Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment WW2 era cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops. This pattern was worn circa 1919-58.* *Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire WW2 era cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider.* *Bedfordshire Constabulary King?s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome arms to centre. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition.* *Bedfordshire Constabulary police night helmet plate. Good pre 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; detachable chromed device to centre. Three loops* *Bedfordshire Regiment 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider.* *Bedfordshire Regiment 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider.* Bedfordshire Regiment Helmet Plate Centre circa 1881-1914 A good die-stamped brass example with central Maltese cross on star with white metal hart to voided centre. Circlet inscribed "Bedfordshire" and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining one of four loops to reverse. Bedfordshire Regiment Victorian Officer?s glengarry badge. A fine and scarce post 1881 example. Within a gilt Crowned Garter, set on a black velvet ground, a gilt Maltese cross superimposed on a silver eight pointed star; to the centre a silver Hart crossing a ford on a field of rich blue translucent enamel. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear. GC *Bedfordshire Regiment white metal Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on loops.* *Bedfordshire Rgiment all white metal cap badge. Good die-stamped issue on slider.* *Bedfordshire Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge / shako plate. A good scarce die struck white metal example. Coroneted eagle bearing castle on its breast. Retaining original loops GC* *Bedfordshire Yeomanry Officer?s cap badge. A good silver and gilt example retaining loops GC.* *BEDFS. AND HERTS. WW2 white on red printed shoulder title. Removed from uniform. Service wear.* *Beds & Herts General Service Medal, Clasp Palestine A good example awarded to 5948289 Pte H.G. Stanley Beds & Herts. GC.* *Beds & Herts WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good used example. Blades to reverse. Minor service wear and slight distortion. Good condition* *Befordshire & Hertfordshire WW2 OSD cap badge by Gaunt, London. Good scarce die-cast bronze example on blades.* Beja WW2 battle badge. A good rare example, awarded to certain members of 172nd Field Regiment Royal Artillery and a few members of the 5th Bn. Hampshire Regiment; comprising an aluminium shield with raised edges, the centre covered in red felt and bearing ?BEJA? tablet to top left and a Tiger tank pierced with a sword to the centre. Reverse with original pin fitting To mark the supreme courage of the Regiment following the heroic action of 155 Battery, together with 5th Hampshires, against German armour at Beja, North Africa, their CO, Lt.Col. McN. Graham DSO, designed this badge and had it made in Tunis. It is believed less than 200 of these rare badges were awarded to those who had actually taken part in the action. Worn on right sleeve or right breast pocket of battledress. *Belgian Para-Commando wing. Post war Fixing: wires Condition: GC* **Belgium. 1930 Centenary Medal Issued to celebrate Belgium's 100 years of Independence* Condition: GC* Belgium. 1930 Centenary Medal. Obverse with heads of Kings Leopold I, Leopold II and Albert; reverse bears "1830 1930" amid oak and laurel sprays. Condition: GC** BENBOW rare WW1 Royal Naval Division brass RND shoulder title circa 1914-15. A good example on Flat hexagonal loops. The Battalion was so decimated at Gallipoli that it was disbanded in June 1915 before a cap badge could be designed for it. BENBOW rare WW1 Royal Naval Division brass RND shoulder title circa 1914-15. Good issue on hexagonal flat loops. Battalion so decimated at Gallipoli that it was disbanded in June 1915 before a cap badge could be designed for it. BENBOW very rare WWI RND brass shoulder title. A good example on loops The Benbow Battalion was so decimated at Gallipoli that that the few survivors were used as reinforcements for the other RND battalions *Berkshire Constabulary police cap badge and collars. Good die-stamped King\'s crown cap badge and collar, Queen\'s crown collar. Cap on loops, collars on screw posts. (3 items)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry cap badge. A fine die cast gilt brass example (KK 1340) Fixing: Two of three loops (central one absent) Condition: VGC* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry cap badge. A good scarce die-cast brass example on three loops. Very good condition. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast brass example on three loops. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry scarce white metal cap badge. A fine die-cast Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll; ?IY? beneath on three loops. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry scarce white metal cap badge. A fine die-cast Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll; ?IY? beneath on three loops. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry scarce white metal cap badge. A fine pre 1908 die-cast issue on two of three loops. Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll; ?IY? beneath. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Imperial Yeomanry white metal cap badge. A good scarce die-cast Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll; ?IY? beneath. Three loops to reverse. (KK 1340)* *Berkshire Volunteer Rifles Victorian bronze button.* Berkshire Volunteer Rifles Victorian bronze button. A good example complete with shank by Doughty & Co. 109 St. Martin?s Lane, London 19 being the Rifle Volunteer precedence number for Berkshire Berkshire Yeomanr WW1 Medals. Awarded to 2711 Pte J.A. Tooker Berks Yeo. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC. Private James A Tooker embarked for overseas service on the 6th November 1915 and later served with the MGC. *Berkshire Yeomanry brass cap badge by Gaunt. A good die-cast example on loops with JR Gaunt tablet affixed upside down to reverse !* *Berkshire Yeomanry post 1908 brass cap badge. A good die-cast example on slider. Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll. (KK 1449)* *Berkshire Yeomanry Troopers beret badge. Die-stamped Uffington Horse on ?Berkshire? scroll, slider. (KK 2281)* *Bermuda Garrison cloth formation sign Scarce unissued white shield printed with a red lion holding a shield charged with a galleon in stormy seas* *BERMUDA MILITIA ARTILLERY Cloth Shoulder Title. Good scarce Navy embroidered on red felt. Removed from uniform* Bermuda Police cap badge by Dowler, Birmingham. A good scarce die-stamped chromed example on brass slider. Within a Crowned oak wreath, a bear holding a shield charged with a galleon in stormy seas resting on title scroll. *Bermuda Rifles cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on loops* *Bermuda Volunteer Rifles Cap Badge circa 1894-1946. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider.* Best Combined Shot of Cpl?s, L/Cpl?s & Privates in Regiment Crossed rifles within a laurel wreath surmounted by a five pointed star all embroidered on khaki. Minor moth damage. GC See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , Page 37, 23D *Best Combined Shot of Cpl?s, L/Cpl?s & Privates in Regiment Bullion crossed rifles within a laurel wreath surmounted by a five pointed star all embroidered on black cloth ground.* *Best Combined Shot of Cpl?s, L/Cpl?s & Privates in Regiment Bullion embroidered laurel sprays, crossed rifles and five pointed star* *Best Combined Shot of Cpl?s, L/Cpl?s & Privates in Regiment arm badge. Crossed rifles surmounted by a five pointed star, all resting within an open laurel wreath, embroidered on khaki.* *Best Shot of Sergeant?s in a Regiment pre War cloth arm badge Buff embroidered crown over crossed rifles resting in laurel sprays* *Best Shot of Sergeants in Regiment or Battalion badge. A good example, the gold bullion wire remains fresh.* Best Shot of Sergeants in Regiment or Battalion bullion arm badge. A fine large example embroidered on black cloth. Crowned crossed rifles resting in open laurel wreath. Removed fromm uniforn but in excellent condition. *Birkenhead School CCF brass cap badge. A good die-cast example. Two loops to reverse (slight verdigris to base of one). VGC* *BK Jos Native Administration Police cap badge. A fine die-stamped circular white metal example on loops. Leopard to centre.* *Black Watch brass glengarry badge. Good scarce die-stamped issue on flat style loops* Black Watch of Canada scarce EIIR Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A fine example comprising a seeded gilt rectangular plate with raised burnished edges; mounted on the plate, a silvered Star of the Order of the Thistle, mounted on the Star, a gilt thistle wreath, within the wreath a crowned oval bearing the motto of the Order of the Thistle (Lacessit). To the centre, silvered St. Andrew and the Cross. To the left of the Crown, a silvered scroll inscribed ?The Black?; to the right, another ?Watch?. Below the wreath a multipart silvered scroll ?Royal Highland Regiment of Canada?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Generally VGC Black Watch Officer?s / Sergeant's glengarry badge circa 1902-36. A good scarce die-cast silvered Star of the Order of the Thistle mounted with gilt metal crowned oval ?Nemo me impune lacesset? resting in a thistle wreath. To the centre, St. Andrew and the Cross in silver, below the wreath a gilt metal Sphinx. To the left of the Crown, an applied silvered scroll inscribed ?The Royal?; to the right, another inscribed ?Highlanders?. To the left of the Sphinx, another scroll inscribed ?Black?; to the right, another inscribed ?Watch?. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. *Black Watch Officer?s or senior NCO?s post 1953 shoulder belt plate. Fine modern example in silver plate and gilt. (reverse engraved STG 1980) Retaining two studs and two hooks. GC* Black Watch Officer\'s Trench Fighting Doublet Tunic. A good scarce example of the 1916 shoulder rank officer\'s doublet. This example attributed to Lieutenant Frank Coutts. The doublet with cloth rank pips to the shoulder straps and to the left cuff a bullion wound badge. Also retaining original collar badges. The tunic with period field repairs, indicating a combat tunic. The doublet with service and age wear, now with moth peppering. Both waist pockets with mothing to the folds. The interior with full lining, this with heavy service wear. The doublet is accompanied by a personal ID dog tag stamped \"F.Coutts B watch. Lieutenant Frank Coutts had served in the ranks of the Black making the rank of Sergeant. He was commissioned in September 1916 and landed in France on the 5th January 1917. PLEASE NOTE Belt not included display only. *Black Watch Victorian gengarry badge circa 1881-1901. Good die-stamped white metal example. loops replaced with broad slider probably for wear on foreign service helmet* *Black Watch Victorian OR?s white metal glengarry badge circa 1881-1901 A good die-stamped white metal example on two loops (pinched closed)* *Black Watch WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good scarce example. Two blades to reverse. GC (KK 2241)* BNWRVR cast brass Bengal & North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles Indian shouder title. A good scarce locally made example on integral loops Raised 14th June, 1879 *BOAC Complimentary Golf Tees. Each Tee is impressed 'Fly BOAC' GC.* *Bocking & Baintree Volunteers George III Officer?s gilt open back coatee button A scarce gilt example circa 1803-08. Retaining shank GC Gilt bright. No backmark* Boer War / WW1 14th Hussars & Army Veterinary group of three medals. Awarded to Sergeant Thomas A Scrase, who had served with the 14th Hussars during the Boer War and served with the Army Veterinary Corps during the Great War. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal (Ghost dates to reverse correct engraved style naming) ?2810 Pte T.A. Scrase 14/ Hrs? (official correction to surname) Four clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Tugela Heights?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Relief of Ladysmith?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?SE-11815 Sjt AVC?. Medals loose GC. Discharge time expired he volunteered for service in the Great War and is confirmed as receiving the pair only. Boer War / WW1 East Kent Regiment Group of Four Medals. Awarded to L-6362 Cpl F E Morgan E Kent R. Comprising: Queen's South Africa Medal, four clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1902, (6362 Pte E Kent Regt), 1914 Star, (Pte 1/E Kent R), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (Pte E Kent R). GC mounted as originally worn ribbons fragile. Private Morgan served with the 2nd Battalion in South Africa and landed in France on the 7th September 1914 and was awarded the clasp, although he does not appear to have worn it. Boer War / WW1 Manchester Regiment Royal Garrison Artillery Casualty Family Group of Medals A father and son grouping, awarded to Frederick Ramplin, who had served during the Boer War with the Manchester Regiment and served during WW1 with the Royal Garrison Artillery in India. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal three clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?, King?s South Africa Medal, two clasps ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902? ?4276 Pte F. Ramplin Manch Regt?, British War Medal ?12734 Gnr F Ramplin RA?, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Field Marshal bust) ?12734 Gnr RGA? Medals loose GC some edge knocks. (Please note that these medals have been cleaned leaving surface scratch marks). ... Accompanied by his sons Victory Medal ?7707 Pte H.R. Ramplin Suff R? Frederick Ramplin served with the 2nd Bn Manchester Regiment during the Boer War, he is confirmed as only receiving the BWM for WW1 service. Returning to the UK he died on the 9th December 1918, whilst still serving and now rests in Hadleigh Cemetery Suffolk. The Victory Medal was awarded to Henry Richard Ramplin of the 1st Bn Suffolk Regiment who landed in France on the 16th January 1915 and was Killed in Action 1 month to the day on the 16th February 1915 at Ypres. His next of kin is given as Fredrick and Eliza Ramplin, of 33, New Cut, Hadleigh, Suffolk. Boer War / WW1 Pattern Side Bag. A good example of a private purchase side bag, khaki canvas with fixed shoulder strap. The flap with original plain brass domed button. The reverse with pocket. Ink name of Col Rees. It is common to see this pattern carried by mounted infantry and cavalry during the Boer War. From the Estate of Pre war Territorial Officer Col Rees of the Royal Engineers. See other items from this Estate. Boer War / WW1 Period British Officer?s Binoculars by ?Dolland London? A good clean pair, the maker?s details to the binoculars and also to the lining of the polished brown leather case. Each also bear a WD arrow. Good clean condition. Sold as a collectors item only. When viewing the image is reversed. Boer War / WW1 Royal Sussex Regiment and 7th Dragoon Guards. Awarded to Private James Samuel Marchant who whilst serving with the 3rd Bn Royal Sussex Regiment volunteered for service in South Africa and enlisted into the 7th Dragoon Guards on his return 1902. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal 8616 Pte J Marchant Rl Sussex Regt, bearing two clasps Transvaal, South Africa 1902, 1914/15 Star 7DG-6373 Pte J.S. Marchant 7-D-Gds, British War Medal, Victory Medal 7DG-6373 Pte J.S. Marchant 4-D.Gds. Private James Samuel Marchant service papers confirm that prior to enlistment in the 7th Dragoon Guards on the 11th November 1902, he had served with the 3rd Bn Royal Sussex Regiment. He landed in France on the 23rd November 1914 and the 1914/15 Star is confirmed. The MIC also confirms service with the 7th DG, 4th DG and the Corps of Dragoons. Boer War 14th Hussars silver NCO?s arm badge A scarce example by F & S. HM Birmingham 1899. Most details of eagle almost erased by polishing. Reverse of oval backing plated stamped Firmin, London. Complete with old oval black leather backing. Boer War 1870 Pattern Water bottle & Slade Wallace White Buff Leather Harness A scarce example of the Oliver pattern water bottle, complete with pewter screw stopper. Complete with rare white buff leather Slade Wallace Harness, this with issue stamps, indicating 1899. Stitching repair to the sling *Boer War 1900 Issue Officer Pattern Whistle A scarce example by Hudson with clear 1900 date and WD arrow stamp. GC* Boer War 1900 Pattern British Army Waterbottle. A rare blue enamel example with original light brown felt covering. Complete with cork and chain. Now fitted with an incorrect period brown leather strap. Some age wear see photographs, remains a good rare display item Boer War 1900 Queen Victoria Christmas Tin. A good clean example of the tin given by Queen Victoria to her troops serving in South Africa 1900. Retains most of the painted finish and remains bright. GC. See shrapnel and Boer Badges discovered in this tin. *Boer War 1901 Leather Pouch. An unusual War Department small brown leather pouch. Clear 1901 stamp to the front and WD stamp to the reverse. Possibly reduced by having strap removed.* Boer War 3rd Bn Grenadier Guards Uniform Cloth Christmas Message. A scarce example of the Christmas message sent home by troops serving in South Africa, made from part of an old uniform. This example decorated with the Regimental badge, colours and message. Sent home by W.J. Willis. VGC. Approx size 7 1/2 x 8 inches. Private W.J. Willis is confirmed as serving with the Regiment in South Africa and was awarded the QSA Five Clasps and KSA 2 clasps. Boer War 8th King?s Royal Irish Hussars Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good 1896-1901 die-stamped example on toned black loops. (KK 761) Boer War 96th Imperial Yeomanry (Metropolitan Mounted Rifles) Casualty QSA Medal This example was awarded to 34374 Pte E.J. Stirling 96th Coy Imp Yeo. Bearing the clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901. GC Original ribbon. Private Stirling died at Kimberley on the 13th October 1901. Boer War attributed Princess Christian?s Army Nursing Service Reserve badge. A scarce heavily silvered 1897-1907 example. The front depicting a cross within a circlet inscribed ?Princess Christian?s Army Nursing Service Reserve? and thistle, oakleaf, shamrock and rose devices between each arm. Original stout pin fixing to reverse now absent; reverse impressed with issue number 461. Some service wear otherwise VGC Various paper clipping, photographs and letters accompany this lot. This badge was awarded to Margaret Steenson of Glaslough, County Monaghan. She trained as a nurse at the Royal Infirmary, Dumfries. Following the call for Volunteers for the Boer War, she was appointed on 23rd March 1900; she sailed for South Africa and served there for six years. She was created a CBE for her services in the Great War and was awarded the RRC and bar. She was also awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal, 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal and was mentioned in despatches several times. She served in France 1914-17; Italy 1917-18 and Turkey 1920-23 becoming Matron at Royal Herbert Hospital in 1924. Following a remarkable career in nursing, this grand old lady passed away in 1974 at the age of 102. Boer War British Army First Field Dressing. A very rare example of the soldiers first field dressing carried in the dressing pocket of the uniform. This example made by The Darton Gibbs Co Oldbury. The dressing is undated, but retains an original Historical Article description label stating "First Field Dressing South African War". The contents have never been withdrawn, GC. Boer War British Army Other Ranks Issue Tunic. A superb and extremely rare original example. Khaki Drill cotton tunic, tailored with breast pockets, these with pointed flaps. The stand collar with four pleats. The interior is tailored with ?ID? card pocket and field dressing pocket, the latter has had the flap removed and tailored with a button, for easy use, this clearly indicating the tunic was worn in the filed. Complete with correct small size matching brass Victorian General service buttons. Slight service and age wear. Near VGC for the pattern. Boer War Christmas 1900 Chocolate Tin & Letters. This grouping of items are attributed to Gunner J Fowler of the 21st Field Battery Royal Artillery. Comprising: 1900 Chocolate tin retaining one chocolate lump, padding and paper wrap. ... Three letters sent to his mother from India and one letter dated 6th October at Ladysmith, describing his journey from India to South Africa. An interesting grouping. The 21st Battery saw early action at Elandslaagte, 21st October 1899 and their services at Lombard's Kop or Ladysmith, 30th October, like those of Sir George White's other batteries, were invaluable, and prevented a defeat Boer War Christmas chocolate tin and contents by Cadburys A very scarce clean example of the gift tin which was given to troops serving in South Africa during the Boer War Christmas 1900. This example is complete with its original Cadburys chocolate and wax paper. Colours to tin remain bright 95% paintwork present Boer War Civil Surgeon Queen\'s South Africa Medal. A scarce example awarded to \"Civil Surgeon E.F.W. Bywater\". Bearing three clasps \"Cape Colony\", \"South Africa 1901\", \"South Africa 1902\". GC. Civil Surgeon Ernest Frederick Wharton Bywater is confirmed as serving in South Africa attached to the RAMC. He returened to the UK in June 1902. In 1914 he was at North Finchley Hospital Boer War Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles Casualty Medal. Awarded to 1342 Pte J.F. Storkey D of E own V.R. bearing the single clasp Cape Colony. GC suspension slightly slack. Private J.F. Storkey died on the 5th May 1901 at Mafeking. Boer War Gentleman in Khaki Desk Memoranda Block. A very scarce example, depicting the Gallant Soldier standing at the ready with his bayonet fixed. The reverse with Rudyard Kipling poem. The top of the block dished to accommodate a pencil. Small chip at the top, other wise GC. Boer War Hampshire and Isle of Wight Artillery Officer's Foreign Service Helmet. An extremely rare early example of the Wolsley pattern, known to have been worn in South Africa during the Boer War, by Major H.G. Watson. The helmet with a seven fold pager, which retains the original pagari badge, of a cloth triangle, Artillery colours, a flaming grenade surmounts a" HWIA" brass title. The interior with leather sweatband with gilt tooled London tailer's device. The cork lining with ink name "H.G. Wilson Hants & I Wight Arty RGA" The helmet with no moth damage, but the crown has been crushed, with padding remains a good rare exhibition item. Major H.G. Watson is confirmed as serving in South Africa and appears to have commanded the Battery. *Boer War Her Majesty?s Reserve Regiment of Hussars brass sholkder title A good die-stamped brooched example. HMRR Cypher resting on a scroll inscribed ?Hussars?.* Boer War Imperial Yeomanry Bearer Company three clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal A scarce example awarded to ?Pte. E.D. Wolff Imp. Yeomanry Bearer Coy? Bearing three clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?. GC Mounted with pin for wear as a single medal. Boer War Imperial Yeomanry scarce slouch hat rosette. A fine General pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronzed Prince of Wales?s plumes with ?IY? below. Very good condition. Correctly with two loops to reverse of plumes, two blades to reverse of IY. (KK 1396) *Boer War Imperial Yeomanry scarce slouch hat rosette. A fine general pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronzed Prince of Wales's plumes with ''IY'' below on loops and blades. (KK 1396)* *Boer War Imperial Yeomanry scarce slouch hat rosette. A fine general pattern red and purple silk rosette. Evidence of a badge having been worn GC.* *Boer War Imperial Yeomanry scarce slouch hat rosette. A fine general pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronzed Prince of Wales's plumes with ''IY'' below on loops and blades. (KK 1396)* Boer War Imperial Yeomanry Slouch Hat Rosette Cap Badge General pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronze Prince of Wales?s plumes with ?IY? below. Heavy service wear to rosette with small hole at 8 o?clock otherwise a good example (KK 1396) Boer War Imperial Yeomanry slouch hat rosette. A fine example. General pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronzed Prince of Wales?s plumes with ?IY? below. Loops and blades to reverse.(KK 1396) Boer War Kings Liverpool Regiment Queens South Africa Medal & Box. This QSA was awarded to 6846 Pte S Maloney Lpool Regt. Bearing the clasps Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. Remains mounted to be worn as a single medal. ... The medal is accompanied by a Trench Art style case, possibly made by a Boer POW. This of wood, the lid carved with the Regimental device and Private Maloneys details. GC. Boer War Natal Carabiniers Officer's Slouch Hat. A very rare example worn by an Officer of the Regiment. The slouch hat retains original regimental cap badge. To the body of the hat polished leather belt. The interior retrains original leather sweatband and traces of the cotton lining. The slouch hat is with heavy age storage wear, please see photographs. Remains a very rare period item. *Boer War New Zealand Squadron King?s Colonials slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped brass example, retaining both loops. (KK 1377)* *Boer War Patriotic Lord Roberts & Earl Kitchener Pin Trey. This tin plate trey is decorated with a transfer depicting both military personalities. Some minor age wear GC. Size 4 x 3 inches* Boer War Pattern Slade Wallace 1888 Ammunition Pouches A good matched pair of white buff leather, being the last pattern pouches issued post 1894 with the outward opening top flap. Two rear belt loops riveted in place. External single round loops to each edge. Internal stitched loops to hold .303 ammunition. Various internal stamps. The pouches are unblancoed and are now dirty. *Boer War Period Devon Regiment Cloth Pagri Badge VGC* Boer War Period Mounted Troopers Side Bag. This side bag is made of heavy khaki canvas, tailored with a divider to the interior and single button to the flap (replacement). Retaining fixed canvas sling, with brass slider adjustment. GC some service wear. It is common to see this pattern carried by mounted infantry and cavalry during the Boer War. Boer War Period Mounted Troopers Side Bag. This side bag is made of khaki canvas, tailored with a divider to the interior and single button to the flap. Retaining fixed canvas sling, with brass slider adjustment. GC some service wear. It is common to see this pattern carried by mounted infantry and cavalry during the Boer War Boer War Period Shrapnel and Bullets. This is an interesting assortment of battlefield pickups, believed to have been collected during the Boer (found in the previously listed 1900 Christmas Tin). GC. Boer War period Victorian Royal Navy Officer's cap badge. A good scarce bullion example. Crowned laurel wreath with gilt fouled anchor to centre set on a black velvet ground. Some service wear, and mothing to edges of backing cloth otherwise GC This pattern of the badge was introduced in 1891 and replaced in 1901 upon Edward's succession following the death of Queen Victoria on the 22nd January. The gilt anchor indicates civil branch rather than the more usual silver anchor which indicated executive branch. *Boer War Period/ Edwardian York & Lancs Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Slight service wear.* *Boer War South African Boer Badge. A good rare die-stamped example on three flat loops. Some verdigris.* Boer War South African Constabulary Queens South Africa Medal. Awarded to 2303 3rd Tpr A.G. Clarkson SAC. Bearing five clasps "Cape Colony", "Orange Free State", "Transvaal", "South Africa 1901", "South Africa 1902". GC Retains original ribbon toned. *Boer War South African Selection of Buttons and partial ZAR police helmet badge* *Boer War South African ZAR Brass Badge. A good domed brass disc pierced with ZAR letters in the manner of Austrian cap badges. Two wires to reverse.* Boer War St John Ambulance Pair of Medals. A rare pair awarded to Private D Jackson of the Burnley Corps St John Ambulance. Comprising: Queen\'s South Africa Medal two clasps \"Cape Colony\", \"Orange Free State\" \"629 Ordly D Jackson St john Amb Bde\", St John Ambulance Brigade Bronze Medal for South Africa \"629 Pte D Jackson Burnley Corps\" Medals loose GC. Boer War ZAR Police OR?s die-stamped brass helmet plate. Circlet inscribed ?Eendragt maakt magt? surmounted by an eagle; ?ZAR? cypher to centre. Three loops to reverse now toned black. Very good condition Bomb Disposal Units cloth arm badge. A good worn example Yellow bomb embroidered red felt oval. Introduced by ACI 1562 in 1940. Designed by Queen Mary, the Queen Mother. Bombay Indian Medical Department Irish Surgeons Afghanistan Medal. A scarce example awarded to \"Surgn A.F. Adams BO. Ind. Med Dep\". The medal now has a professional gilt wash and the clasp appears to have been repaired or reattached at some time. Naming clear. Surgeon Andrew Fergey Adams trained in Ireland and was appointed to the Bombay Medical Department in 1874. His name does not appear in the 1883 Medical Register. Bombay Light Patrol post 1933 cap badge. Die-stamped chromed example on loops. Good condition. Bombay Light Horse redesignated Bombay Light Patrol in 1933. Bombay Volunteer Artillery Victorian helmet plate. A good scarce die struck white metal example comprising a ten pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Guelphic Crown. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?Bombay Volunteer Artillery?, a gun. Two replacement loops to reverse. GC Formed 6th June 1887; redesignated 4th (Bombay) Group Garrison Artillery 1st April 1917. *Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway rare cast brass title by Johnson & Co. Aligarh. UP A good cast example with integral flat loop. PR monogram to centre.* *Border Regiment anodised cap badge by Smith & Wright Ltd circa 1953-59. A good scarce example on slider.* *Border Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-59 by JR Gaunt, London Slight service wear* *Border Regiment Glider shoulder title. A fine yellow embroidered on maroon felt example* Border Regiment Officer?s 1919 hallmarked silver cap badge by Jennens. A fine and scarce heavy die-cast silver example by J & Co bearing Birmingham hallmarks on stout loops. Central Dragon on red enamel ground. Border Regiment Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. A fine example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?The Border Regiment?; to the centre, in silver, the Garter star with red enamel to Cross of St. George and blue enamel ground to pierced motto. Universal pattern rococo ends. Enamel slightly AF. (Ryan 201) *Border Regiment OR?s cap badge circa 1953-59 by JR Gaunt, London. A fine die-stamped exampled on slider. Central red felt backing.* Border Regiment pair of Officer?s 1921 hallmarked silver collar badge by Jennens. Ffine and scarce heavy die-cast silver examples on loops by J & Co bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Central Dragon on red enamel ground. *Border Regiment post 1883 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped white metal on three loops. To reverse, two blades secure the original red felt central backing. Very good condition. (KK 326)* *Border Regiment scarce small Edwardian OR?s cap badge circa 1902-05. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. Two blades to reverse secure the red felt centre. (KK 644)* *Border Regiment second pattern post 1884 helmet plate centre. Good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Three loops* *Border Regiment Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops, complete with red central felt backing and full backing cloth. (KK 643)* *Border Regiment Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on toned loops. Complete with central red felt insert. (KK 643)* *Border Regiment Victorian OR?s white metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good example on loops. Red felt central backing absent.* *Border Regiment WW1 period slip on cloth title. Condition: VGC* Borough of Hastings Police King\'s Crown night helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example of star pattern bearing circlet \"Borough of Hastings Police\"; applied chrome shield to centre. Three loops to reverse. Minor service wear. *Bournemouth School OTC scarce brass cap badge. A die-stamped example, with slider fitting. (KK 2511)* *Boxed 1953 Coronation Medal for HM Elizabeth II Good silver medal in original box of issue.* Boxing Day Upload Complete Hope Christmas is going to plan. Next update will be Tomorrow Do not forget to visit our sister sites who are all planning updates throughout the Holiday period http://www.regimentalbadges.com http://www.dearoldblighty.com.com http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com http://www.regimentalbrooches.com http://www.sallybosleysbadgeshop.com *BRADFIELD COLLEGE /JTC WW2 era cloth shoulder tile Good scarce white embroidered on black issue c1940-48. Removed from uniform.* *Bradfield College OTC post 1922 bronze cap badge. A fine scarce example of Royal Berkshire pattern cap badge with J.R.Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Loops to reverse.* *Bradford City Police early white metal headdress plate. A good example with a Boar?s head on title scroll set on laurel wreath. Retaining two loops Good Condition.* *BRAZIL WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title A fine scarce embroidered example.* *Bridlington School OTC bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. GC* *Bridlington School OTC Cap Badge A good die-cast bronze example on loops* *Brierley Hill Technical Institute enamel badge. Small chips. Maker: Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Regent St. Birmingham Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: GC* *Brighton College OTC (Officer Training Corps) brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with two loops to reverse (one bent). (KK 2515)* *Brighton College OTC (Officer Training Corps) bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 2515)* *Briish Army WW2 cloth Signal Instructer\'s sleeve badge Good crossed embroidered flags on khaki cloth ground* *Bristol Constabulary Police Helmet Plate plate A good example, C 34, on loops* *Bristol Grammar School JTC brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped bronzed example. Slider. VGC* *Bristol University OTC Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider.* *Bristol Vol. Regt. Coliseum Volunteer Corps WW1 VTC lapel badge. A scarce pin back enamelled example. Arms of Bristol to centre. Age wear. GC* Britia Army Zulu War / Boer War period Officer's Foreign Service helmet. A very rare fine quality late 19th century Officer's white foreign service helmet typical of the shape associated with these campaigns. A six panel whitened body with leather binding and silk fold pagri. The interior with green cotton to the front and rear peaks. also original leather sweatband. The helmet is complete with a white mushroom cap and thin brown leather chinstrap. The helmet remains in clean condition, now with some age staining, as seen in the photographs. British / Indian Army 1856 Pattern Officer\'s Shako. The body of black beaver skin with black patent leather crown, neck and front peaks. The interior complete with leather sweatband, with crimson silk edging. also silk lining. The shako retains black leather chinstrap, this now broken. The body of the shako remains sound with no breaks, however it has had something heavy above during storage and now misshaped. A super project as basically very sound and little restoration required. BRITISH / WAR CORRESPONDENT slip on title. A god gold wire embroidered on dark green. Reverse still retains paper maker?s label of ?Stephen Simpson, Avenham Rd. Works, Preston. One tiny moth hole not affecting appearance. Slight service wear. British Airship R80 Snap Shot Photograph. A scarce snap shop Box Brownie size photograph of the short lived R80 airship GC. Image clear The R80 was launched in 1920 originally for the military she was later considered for commercial use, but proved to small. She was scrapped in 1925. British American Squadron King?s Colonials Boer War Officer?s slouch hat badge. A very fine and rare die-cast rich gilt die-cast example retaining three of four blades. (as KK 1374) Raised as A Squadron, 4th County of London Imperial Yeomanry 29th November, 1901 at Charing Cross under the command of Lt. Col. N.W. Wallace. British American Squadron King?s Colonials scarce Boer War slouch hat badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops which have toned black. Beaver standing on scroll inscribed ?British American?; maple leaf in the background. (KK 1374) Raised as B Squadron, 4th County of London Imperial Yeomanry 29th November, 1901 at Charing Cross under the command of Lt. Col. N.W. Wallace. British American Squadron King?s Colonials slouch hat badge. A very fine scarce die-stamped yellow brass example. Beaver standing on scroll inscribed ?British American?; maple leaf in the background. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1374) *British Army 1940 Dated Leather Jerkin. A superb example in unissued condition. Leather exterior with green blanket lining. Retaining original clear issue label. VGC.* *British Army 1955 Cold War Period Dark Blue beret. A good clean example. GC.* *British Army bullion musketry sleeve badge. A good example, retaining original white paper backing. Has been worn GC.* *British Army Cavalry Trumpeter's trade badge. A good brass example on four loops complete with its circular brass backing plate.* British Army Chaplain?s scarf. A scarce example of black silk, each end embroidered with the chaplain?s device surmounted with a King?s Crown. To the left side medal ribbons of the 1914/15 Star, BWM,VM, 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, 1st Army clasp, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Also with loops for the wearing of the full size medals. Bullion remains bright, Slight service wear GC. *British Army cloth trade badge Scarce old example of crossed rifles over 'M'* *British Army Driver-Mechanic unofficial DM over wingewd wheel embroidered on khaki. Removed from uniform.* *British Army Generals Cap Badge. A well paddedearly post 1953 General's bullion example sewn onto red backing (probaby for display).* *British Army Generals Cap Badge. A well paddedearly post 1953 General's bullion example sewn onto red backing (probaby for display).* *British Army Infantry & Cavalry Box Pattern Spurs. A good clean pair. GC.* *British Army Lieutenant General's Slip On Rank Slides A good pre 1953 pair* *British Army Light Dragoons Officer's Beret. This is an issue pattern bark blue beret with a gold wire bullion Officers Cap Badge. Has been worn.* *British Army Marksman's sleeve badge. A fine scarce late Victorian / Edwardian example embroidered on a black background.* *British Army Marksman's sleeve badge. A fine scarce late Victorian / Edwardian example embroidered on a black background.* *British Army Non-Fraternisation Card Leaflet Issued to men of the 21 Army Group March 1945.* British Army Officer's Mid to Late Victorian Foreign Service Kepi / Forage Cap. A very rare example of white calico material, with leather edging to the peak. The interior with soft leather sweatband and cotton lining, this bearing a tailor's stamp of S.W. Silver & Co 67 Cornhill. The cap retaining original calico neck flap and white cotton cover. Slight storage wear Near VGC. This style of cap is seen worn by British Officers during the Crimea War, Indian Mutiny, and the later Military campaigns of Victoria's Army. *British Army Officer\'s Bullion Sword Knot. A good bright example, terminating with an acorn devise. Retaining bullion lace strap. GC.* British Army Other Ranks WW1 Style 1922 Pattern Utility Tunic A good clean example of the pattern introduced in 1922 and virtually the same as the 1908 pattern OR's Trench tunic. This example being the utility pattern with no pleats to the pocket. Complete with scarce dark brown WW2 issue economy plastic buttons. The interior retaining issue label see image. Overall GC good clean condition, one small hole to the front. Has been worn. British Army rare WW2 Field Security armband Green three and half inch band with one and a quarter inch central grey stripe with bearing black embroidered letters ?FS?. White Sergeant\'s stripes printed thereon. Green soft cotton lining. Some service wear. Field Security part of the Intelligence Corps and had anti-espionage and security role. *British Army Rifles Bugler's arm badge. A fine die-stamped pair of conjoined bugles on loops.* *British Army scarce Edwardian Bandsman?s cloth arm badge. A fine heavily embroidered example on scarlet. Removed from uniform but generally in very good condition.* *British Army scarce Edwardian Bandsman?s cloth arm badge. A fine heavily embroidered example on scarlet. Removed from uniform but generally in very good condition.* *British Army scarce Victorian Bandsman?s cloth arm badge. Crowned harp and crossed trumpets embroidered on scarlet. Removed from unifor, slight service wear.* British Army Scout scarce pre WWI brass arm badge used in India. A good die-cast example. Laurel wreath with "S" to voided centre. Loops See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 51A *British Army Shallow Water Diver?s cloth qualification badge. Yellow diver's helmet over SW embroidered on khaki* *British Army Tripolitania District cloth formation sign Good scarce unissued printed example* *British Army Victorian bandsman’s arm badge. Good scarce heavily white embroidered crowned crossed trumpets with blue bell ends, harp to centre on scarlet facing cloth. Minor service wear.* *British Army WW1 Trench Bomber\'s arm badge Good scarce red embroidered flaming grenade on khaki. Removed from uniform.* *British Army WW1 Trench Mortarman\'s arm badge. Good scarce blue flaming khaki grenade on khaki. Removed from uniform* *British Army. Cavalry Trumpeter\'s arm badge A good example embroidered onto black. Some moth and service wear.* *British Cavalry, Best Swordsman in Troop cloth badge. Large (3 1/4 inches high) embroidered crossed swords surmounted by a five pointed star on khaki in excellent condition.* British Chaplain to the Forces scarf. A scarce example of black material, each end embroidered with the chaplain?s CF device surmounted with a King?s Crown. Bullion remains bright, Slight service wear GC. *British Cold War Period Parachute Qualification Wings. A padded pair unissued, accompanied by a flat pair, these have been worn. GC (2 items)* *British Cold War Period Parachute Qualification Wings. A padded pair unissued, accompanied by a flat pair, these have been worn. GC (2 items)* *British Commonwealth Occupation Forces Base, Japan scarce silk embroidered formation sign Blue rectangle bearing yellow crowned lion standing on “B.C.O.F. Base” scroll.* *British Guiana Militia Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops.* British Guiana Volunteer Force brass cap badge circa 1948-52. A good die-stamped British made example on loops. Set on crossed swords a crowned laurel wreath on title scroll; centrally a galleon in full sail within strap ?Damas Petimusque Victim?. British Guiana Volunteer Force Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. British made. Set on crossed swords a crowned laurel wreath on title scroll; centrally a galleon in full sail within strap ?Dramus Petimusquo Vicissim?. *British Honduras Defence Force or Volunteer Guard cap badge. Brass Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* *British Honduras Defence Force scarce post 1928 bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops (slight verdigris to base of loops).* *British Honduras Police cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing Coat of Arms within title circlet. Loops* British Honduras Police helmet badge by Firmin, London A good nearly three inch high die-stamped white metal example on long named slide. Crowned circlet inscribed ?British Honduras Police?; shield to centre divided in three with Union Flag, tools and a ship in full sail. British Indian / Irish. 101st Royal Bengal Fusiliers OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example on toned black loops North and South. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing strap ?Royal Bengal Fusiliers? with pierced stencilled ?101? to centre. Slight service wear. (KK 577) In 1861 the former HEIC regiment 1st European Bengal Fusiliers was transferred to the British Establishment as the 101st (Royal Bengal Fusiliers) becoming the 1st Bn. The Royal Munster Fusiliers on Friday 1st July, 1881 whilst under the command of Lt.Col. Montagu Hall. British Indian / Irish. 102nd Royal Madras Fusiliers scarce Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example on brass loops North and South. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing strap ?Royal Madras Fusiliers? with pierced stencilled ?102? to centre. (KK 578) Became 1st Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881 British Indian / Irish. 103rd Royal Bombay Fusiliers Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on brass loops (East and West). Flaming grenade, atop ?103?. (KK 580) Under Cardwell?s reforms, the 103rd became 2nd Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881. British Indian. 106th (Bombay Light Infantry) Regiment Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-1881. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Crowned curled bugle horn set on laurel wreath with ?106? to voided centre; across the base of the laurels a tri-part scroll, ?Bombay Light Infantry?. Reverse with brass loops East and West. (KK 583) In 1861 the 2nd Bombay Light Infantry Regiment was transferred to the British Establishment as the 106th Bombay Light Infantry, becoming the 2nd Battalion The Durham Light Infantry in 1881. British May 1918 3rd Army Traffic Map. This scarce example shows routes in the North East area of Abbeville. Also gives details of speed limits for various forms of transport. Has been used Condition: GC *British Military HQ, Balkans WW2 embroidered formation sign. Good scarce white cotton oval bearing blue Phoenix emerging from red flames. Grubby and with sevice wear* *British Military Mission to Greece post 1942 WW2 ?formation sign?. Bullion crowned blue and white embroidered shield worn suspended from leather thong from right breast pocket. Very good condition* *British Military Mission to Greece post 1942 WW2 formation sign. Good scarce locally made bullion crowned blue and white embroidered shield worn suspended by thong from right breast pocket.* *British North Borneo Company General Service Medal 1937-1941. Fine silver un-named specimen* British Reinforcement Training Centre (India) WW2 pair of formation signs. A good facing pair. Each printed with a British bulldog superimposed on a yellow five pointed star.British Reinforcement Training Centre (India) WW2 pair of formation signs. Removed from uniform, a little service wear. British Security Co-ordination rare WW2 brass cap badge. A scarce die-stamped example by Scully. Yellow brass laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown, across and below the wreath a tri-part scroll inscribed ?British Security Co-ordination?. Minor verdigris to base of loops, VGC . See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker, No.12. This Special Forces unit was raised in New York in January 1941 and disbanded there in December 1945. British Solomon Islands Protectorate Defence Force scarce cap badge. A fine die-cast blackened brass example with two loops to reverse. Very good condition. The Islands were discovered in 1568 and made a British Protectorate in 1893. *British Transport Police helmet plate. A good example with loops to reverse.* *British Transport Police helmet plate. A good example with loops to reverse.* British Troops in Norway WW2 pair of formation signs. Good scarce printed uncut pair believed produced by Calico Printers. Included in this force were 1st Airborne Division under Urquhart and 1st SAS Brigade under Calvert *British Troops, Berlin fomation sign c1945-52. Good scarce red circle embroidered on black felt. Remove from uniform.* *BRITISH WAR CORRESPONDENT brass shoulder title A well cast example on loops* *BRITISH WAR CORRESPONDENT WW2 slip-on shoulder title A good gold wire embroidered example on dark green cloth. Two black tapes to reverse* *British West Indies Regiment brass cap badge A goo die-stamped example on slider* *BRUSSELS LEAVE HOSTELS pair of cloth shoulder titles Good scarce blue embroidered on red pair. Removed from uniform* *BRUSSELS LEAVE HOSTELS WW2 era cloth shoulder title. Scarce blue embroidered on red example. Removed from uniform.* *Brussels Sub Area scarce formation sign. A good Silk embroidered yellow cross on a blue shield. VGC* *BRX / 6 WW2 Home Guard cloth formation sign / combination Good used example worn by a member of the Bracknell Battalion Home Guard commanded by Lt. Col. M. Romer OBE* BTS scarce pair of Boys Technical School brass shoulder titles. Complete with backing plates. (Westlake 1618) Originally formed in the 1920?s at Chepstow as The Boys Technical School, altered to The Army Technical School then to The Army Apprentices School *Buckinghamshire Battalion WW2 chromed cap badge A good die-stamped issue on slider.* *Buckinghamshire Battalion WW2 plastic cap badge A good scarce issue on blades complete with red felt backing. VGC (KK 2267)* *Buckinghamshire Battalion WW2 plastic economy cap badge A fine scarce example on blades. (KK 2267)* *Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service Cap Badge. A good example with loops. GC.* **Bucks Battalion, Oxf Bucks. LI Cap Badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on slider* BUFFS pair of East Kent Regiment cloth shoulder titles White on red pair removed from battledress Burma Army Service Corps OR?s cap badge. A scarce cast brass example. Loops VGC Burma Army Signals head-dress badge. Well cast example on slider similar to British oval pattern with peacock in place of Crown. Burma Pioneers Contingent WW1 cap badge circa 1915. A good scarce cast brass example on flat integral loops. Flaming grenade resting on voided "Burma Cot." scroll. Burma Rifles Cast Cap Badge A good white metal example on loops Burma Rifles Silver Badge A good example on loops and stamped Silver to the reverse. Burma. Rangoon Volunteer Rifles helmet plate circa 1880. Rare die-stamped white metal example on loops. Maltese cross bearing strap ?Rangoon V. Rifles?; strung bugle to domed centre. Burma: Rangoon Battalion Burma Military Police rare cap / pagribadge. A good cast white metal example on original pagri pin. Crowned quoit over ?BMP? resting on ?Rangoon Bn.? scroll; crossed kukris to voided centre. Burmese Army bronze cap badge by Firmin, London. A good die stamped example on slider. Burmese Army gilt cap badge by Firmin, London. Burmese Army gilt cap badge by Firmin, London. A fine die-stamped example on slider Burmese Army gilt cap badge by Firmin, London. A fine die-stamped example on slider** BUX / 1 (Aylesbury) Bucks. Home Guard WW2 designation. Printed two part example complete with two additional ?1? Commanded by Lt.Col. H.M. Edwards, OBE *Buywyze Spring Clean. We will be giving the website a spring clean over the next few days and will be up and running again with a selection of new items on the 20th March.* *C / 4 / CHESHIRE post 1908 brass cadet shoulder title. Good example om three loops.* *C / 4 / QUEEN?S brass Royal West Surrey shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition* *C OF W / VOLUNTEERS brass City of Westminster Vols. VTC shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. A good example on loops.* *C OF W / VOLUNTEERS brass City of Westminster Vols. VTC shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. Good example on loops* *C OF W / VOLUNTEERS brass City of Westminster Vols. VTC shoulder title. Good example on loops.* *C OF W / VOLUNTEERS WW1 City of Westminster Vols. VTC shoulder title Good scarce die-cast bronzed example on loops by J.R. Gaunt, London* *C.M.P. Corps of Military Police WW2 printed shoulder title. Good scarce black lettering printed on red canvas c1943-45.* CABLE & WIRELESS scarce WW2 Brass Shoulder Title A fine example on loops. Worn by units of Cable & Wireless serving with Armed Forces overseas. Formed in 1944, personnel had similar status to that of War Correspondents. *Cadet Force Printed Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good uncut black on khaki pair. Have been stored folded.* *CADETS / 23 Bn. / LONDON REGT. rare brass shoulder title. Two loops to reverse. Complete with backing plate. Minor staining at 2 o'clock. Good condition* *CADETS / WARWICKSHIRE Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops.* *Cairo Civil Defence Force cap badge. Well cast gilt brass example on slider.* Calcutta Light Horse Officers Foreign Service Helmet. A rare inter war period Bombay Bowler pattern helmet retaining Regimental pagri badge. The interior with original leather sweatband and part leather chin strap. Also original paper tailors label stating specially made for the Calcutta Light Horse. The helmet is with some age storage wear, crown dented and wear to the pagri badge. In March 1943, members of the CLH sailed on the barge ?Phoebe? on a daring mission to Goa where they sank the German ship ?Ehrenfels?. In 1980 this remarkable mission was made into a film ?The Sea Wolves. The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse?. Calcutta Scottish Officer?s unmarked silver glengarry badge. Retaining both loops to the reverse and with makers details of Hamilton & Co, Calcutta. VGC (see Cox 2724 for similar example). Formed as Calcutta Scottish Volunteers on 1st August 1911 becoming 44th Calcutta Scottish on 1st April 1917 and Calcutta Scottish 14th October 1920. *CAMB & COUNTY / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title. Complete with backing plate, two loops and split pin GC.* *Cambridge Volunteers VTC scarce bronze cap badge. A good die-cast cast example retaining loops to the reverse, VGC* Cambridgeshire Militia Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A fine and scarce silvered example of universal crowned star pattern bearing a laurel wreath and circlet inscribed ?Cambridgeshire Militia?; castle to centre. Three loops to reverse (top one a replacement). Crown reaffixed otherwise GC. Raised 3rd September 1759 at Ely; became 4th Bn. Suffolk Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881. *Cambridgeshire Regiment Officer's cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example on blades.A little service wear.* *Cambridgeshire Regiment scarce OR?s cap badge. Bi-metal example with ?South Africa 1900-01? scroll below. Retaining slider GC (KK 1816)* Cambridgeshire Regiment scarce OSD cap badge. A scarce cast bronze example with ?South Africa 1900-01? scroll below. Retaining both blades. GC. as KK 1816 *Cambridgeshire Regiment scarce WW2 plastic cap badge. A good example on replacement blades. Slight deterioration* *Cambridgeshire University OTC OSD bronze cap badge. A good example on blades.* *Cambridgeshire University Rifle Volunteers cap badge A good white metal die-stamped example retaining slider. (KK 1809)* *Cambridgshire Regiment post 1908 wrongly spelt cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on sliuder.* *Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 1943 Glasgow hallmaked silver glengarry. A fine scarce die-cast example by RGL (Robert G Lawrie Ltd) on loops. Thistle sprays enclosing mullet and strung bugle.* Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1953-68. A very fine scarce silver plated. Within a crowned thistle wreath, the Mullet over a strung bugle surmounted by a Crown, to the centre, below the wreath a scroll inscribed ?The Scottish Rifles?. Complete with seeded backing plate and four screw posts to reverse. VGC Cameronians disbanded in 1968. *Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Victorian OR's glengarry badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. (KK 630)* *Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Victorian OR\'s glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example on loops.* *Campaign Service Medal clasp Borneo Miniature Medal Mounted Court Style as originally worn. Good Condition.* *Canada. 39th Norfolk Rifles Victorian glengarry badge. A die-stamped brass example with replacement loops to reverse. Slight distortion.* *Canada. 96th Lake Superior Regiment bronze cap badge. Good die-stamped example with oval Hicks & Sons, London cartouche applied to reverse. Loops to reverse. Good condition.* Canada. Highland Cadets of Montreal glengarry badge by W Scully, Monreal. A fine die-stamped yellow brass example on loops. Verdigris to base of loops otherwise fine. ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 489 Canada. Lincoln Regiment Officer?s silver & gilt cap badge circa 1920-36. A very fine die-cast example by J.R. Gaunt & Son, Montreal. Made in England. Loops VGC Amalgamated with Welland Regiment in 1936. *Canada. Loyola College OTC post 1935 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze crowned shields issue on loops* *Canada. The Midland Regiment WW2 bi-metal cap badge Good die-stamped example on loops.* *Canadian 112nd Bn. CEF bronze WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped example on loops.* *Canadian 116th(Ontario County) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on loops (one with contemporary strengthening repair)* Canadian 119th Algoma Bn WW1 CEF bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Battalion sailed for Europe on 9th August 1916 with 32 officers and 935 OR?s under the command of Lt.Col. T. Rowland *Canadian 11th Hussars Cap Badge Circa 1922. A scarce die stamped brass example. Loopsb have been officially replaced with slider* *Canadian 128th (Moose Jaw) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze Cap Badge A fine die-stamped example on loops.* *Canadian 12th Manitoba Dragoons cap badge by JR Gaunt, Montreal A good die-stamped brass example* *Canadian 12th Railway Troops CEF bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good scarce example on loops with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Red cloth insert.* *Canadian 12th Railway Troops CEF bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good scarce example on loops with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Red cloth insert.* *Canadian 137th (Calgary) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on loops, very minor verdigris to reverse.* *Canadian 138th (Edmonton) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze Cap Badge by Jackson Bros. A good die-stamped example on loops.* *Canadian 139th (Northumberland, Ontario) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on loops* *Canadian 187th (Central Alberta) Battalion CEF Officer?s cap badge by Black.. A good scarce die-stamped bronze example on loops with silver "187" and "Canada" overlay. Maker's name indistinct.* *Canadian 19th Lincoln Regiment cap badge by JR Gaunt & Son, London. A fine scarce die-cast bronze example on loops. Circular Gaunt plate to reverse* *Canadian 1st British Columbia Depot Bn. CEF cap badge. A good die-stamped bronze example on loops (one replaced)* *Canadian 1st British Columbia Depot Bn. CEF cap badge. Good die-stamped bronze example on flat style loops* Canadian 200th (Winnipeg) Bn. WW1 CEF Officer?s cap badge. A good die-cast light bronzed example on loops with silvered ?200? Raised in Winnipeg 1916. Sailed for Europe 3rd May 1917 under the command of Lt. Col. A.L. Bonnycastle. *Canadian 212nd American Legion CEF WW1 Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronzed copper example on loops.* *Canadian 3rd Bn (Toronto Regt) WW1 CEF brass cap badge A fine die-stamped example on loops* *Canadian 3rd Bn (Toronto Regt) WW1 CEF brass cap badge A fine die-stamped example on loops* *Canadian 48th Highlanders of Canada white metal glengarry badge by Ellis Bros. A good die-stamped example on long loops* *Canadian 4th Pioneer. Bn WW1 CEF bronze cap badge. A good bronze example on loops.* *Canadian 4th Railway Troops WW1 bronze CEF cap badge A fine scarce die-cast example on loops, with voided square bearing brass square on maroon cloth.* *Canadian 4th Railway Troops WW1 bronze CEF cap badge A fine scarce die-cast example on loops, with voided square bearing brass square on maroon cloth.* *Canadian 4th Railway Troops WW1 bronze CEF cap badge by JR Gaunt A good die-stamped example on loops w; "JR Gaunt London" tablet to reverse.* Canadian 67th Bn (Western Scots) WW1 CEF brass glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example on old replacement loops/ Raised 15th August 1915 at Victoria, British Columbia. Sailed for Europe on 271st April 1916 under the command of Lt.Col. L.Ross (31 officers; 1045 other ranks) Canadian 67th Bn (Western Scots) WW1 CEF Officer silver plated glengarry badge. A die-stamped example on loops. Raised 15th August 1915 at Victoria, British Columbia. Sailed for Europe on 271st April 191... Canadian 67th Bn (Western Scots) WW1 CEF officer's silver plated glengarry badge. A good scarce example on loops Raised 15th August 1915 at Victoria, British Columbia. Sailed for Europe on 271st April 1916 under the command of Lt.Col. L.Ross (31 officers; 1045 other ranks) *Canadian 72nd (Seaforth Highlanders) Bn. CEF WW1 white metal GlengarryBadge A good die-stamped example on lead strengthened loops.* *Canadian 72nd (Seaforth Highlanders) Bn. CEF WW1 white metal GlengarryBadge A good die-stamped example on lead strengthened loops.* *Canadian 7th Fusiliers cap badge Good die-stamped brass example on loops* Canadian 8th Reconnaissance Regiment WW2 cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped on loops. Formed at Guillemont Barracks, Aldershot 11th March, 1941 under Lt. Col. Churchill C. Mann. *Canadian Air Force Officer?s 1st pattern 1920?s collar badge. Scarce die-stamped silvered example on screw post. Crowned wing maple leaf, applied ?CAF? to leaf. Red cloth cap (mothed) to crown.* *Canadian Air Service Badge A good bronze die-stamped example retaining both loops. GC* *Canadian Army Dental Corps WW1 cap badge* *Canadian Army Dental Corps WW1 cap badge WWI CEF die-stamped bronze example on loops* Canadian Artillery WWI 9th Overseas Siege Battery CEF cap badge. A rare die-stamped example, with slightly pickle bronze finish. Fixings to reverse absent GC Organized 15th July 1916 at Saint John, New Brunswick. Canadian Artillery WWI 9th Overseas Siege Battery CEF cap badge. A rare die-stamped bronze example, with slightly pickled finish. Fixings to reverse absent Organized 15th July 1916 at Saint John, New Brunswick. *Canadian Boer War Victorian slouch hat badge. A good scarce die-stamped bronzed Maple Leaf example on flat loops.* *Canadian British Columbia Light Horse cap badge by Scully. Good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Service wear* Canadian British Columbia Provincial Police Officer's Gilt Cap Badge by JR Gaunt, Montreal. Made in England. A good scarce die-cast example on loops. Some wear to gilt. Dissolved 15 August 1950 *Canadian Cape Breton Highlanders bi-metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped bronze example on loops with white metal overlay (slight movement)* *Canadian Carleton York brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops.* *Canadian cavalry. WW2 8th Princess Louise's Hussars brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped unissued example on loops.* *Canadian early Vancouver Police Helmet Plate A fine scarce die-cast blackened braas crowned star example mounted with white metal title circlet with "96" to centre. Two loops to reverse.* *Canadian Grey & Simcoe Foresters cap badge circa 1936-52 by Scully, Montreal. A good die-stamped bi-metal example (of Notts & Derby design) on loops. Faint maker's mark to reverse.* *Canadian Hong Hong Service Badge. Good rare red felt disc embroidered with white HK letters in Chinese style. Issued in 1945 to those who had fought the Japanese invaders of Hong Kong in 1941.* Canadian Intelligence Corps WW2 cap badge by Scully, Montreal. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Formed 29th October 1942 by Major John Page in Ottawa. *Canadian Intelligence Corps WW2 cap badge by W. Scully, Montreal. Good scarce die-stamped white metal post 1942 issue on loops.* *Canadian Manitoba Mounted Rifles cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops (one bent)* *Canadian Memorial Cross Box. A good example. GC.* *Canadian Military Headquarters WW2 formation sign Good scarce black felt circular issue embroidered with yellow border and central Maple leaf. removed from uniform.* *Canadian Military HQ WW1 silver badge Die-cast maple leaf bearing ?Canadian Military H.Q.? (London) on original brooch pin. Reverse impressed ?Sterling Silver?. (Cox 937)* *Canadian Militia 62nd St. John Fusiliers scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass flaming grenade with \"62\" to the ball. Loops. A little service wear.* Canadian National Railway Police cap badge. Good scarce large die-stamped yellow brass crowned C.N.P circlet ornamented with Maple leaves. Locomotive to voided centre, POLICE scroll across the base. Loops *Canadian North Nova Scotia Highlanders (MG) WW2 glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on replacement loops* *Canadian North Nova Scotia Highlanders WW2 glengarry badge A good die-stamped white metal example on replacement loops* *Canadian Ordnance Corps brass cap badge Good die-stamped brass issue on loops* *Canadian Pacific Railway Police Cap Badge. A fine scarce die-stamped yellow brass example on loops.* *Canadian Para Wing. Good scarce white embroidered on dark green, mothed.* *Canadian Police 1st pattern helmet plate early 20th Century. Good die-stamped bronzed example on three loops. Maple leaf design with central applied white metal crowned beaver.* *Canadian Railway Construction Corps CEF cap badge by W. Scully A good die-stamped bronze brooched example. (Cox 870)* *Canadian Remount Depot WW1 CEF bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped bronze example on loops.* *Canadian scarce 3rd DAC CEF Artillery WW1 Cap Badge by Birks 1916 A good die-stamped bronze example on loops (possibly period replacements)* *Canadian Simcoe Foresters Badge Canadian Simcoe Foresters Badge A fine die-stamped brass with JR Gaunt, Montreal tablet to reverse. Loops* *Canadian Simcoe Foresters Badge A fine die-stamped brass with JR Gaunt, Montreal tablet to reverse. Loops* *Canadian Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry white metal cap badge circa 1932-41. A good die-stamped example on loops (light verdigris to bases).* *Canadian The Lake Superior Regiment cap badge. A WW2 inferior quality die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Old lacquer.* *Canadian The Sault Ste. Marie & Sudbury Regiment Cap Badge,. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops.* *Canadian WW1 10th Halifax Siege Battery Artillery CEF cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped bronze example with solid crown and applied centre. Short blades replaced with loops.* *Canadian WW1 12th Bn. CEF bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Reverse with vague maker\'s name.* *Canadian WW1 12th Bn. CEF Officer's silvered cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on long loops.* *Canadian WW1 12th Bn. CEF Officer's silvered cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on long loops.* *Canadian WW1 196th (Western Universities) Bn CEF Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped bronze example with loops to the reverse.* *Canadian WW1 198th CEF Cap Badge A good die-stamped example by P.W. Ellis, retaining original flat loops now pinched GC.* *Canadian WW1 202 (Sportsmens) Bn CEF Cap Badge. A die-stamped bronze example retaining one of two loops. Usual \"vague\" reverse.* Canadian WW1 207th (Ottawa Carleton) CEF Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bronze example retaining loops GC. CO Lt Col Charles Wesley MacLean; due to its prowess at sport it attracted the nickname \"MacLean\'s Athletes\". *Canadian WW1 207th (Ottawa Carleton) CEF Cap Badge. A fine scarce die-stamped bronze example on loops.* *Canadian WW1 212 CEF Cap Badge. A good die struck example with loops. GC. Makers details of Ellis Bros.* Canadian WW1 224th Forestry Bn CEF Cap Badge. A good die stamp brass example retaining loops GC. Ottawa raised unit CO Lieut-Col. A McDougall. Sailed for Europe May 1916 therafter becoming a Forestry Unit Canadian WW1 226th Bn. A good die-stamped bronze example retaining loops GC. Manitoba raised Bn. CO Lieut-Col. R. A. Gillespie. Sailed for England in 1916. *Canadian WW1 33rd Battalion CEF bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops with old red felt shaped backing cloth.* *Canadian WW1 37th Battalion CEF bronze cap badge by JW Tiptaft, Birmingham A good scarce die-stamped bronze example on slider.* *Canadian WW1 51st Battalion CEF bronze cap badge by R.J. Inglis Limited A good die-cast example on loops.* *Canadian WW1 66th Battalion CEF bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slat style loops.* *Canadian WW1 67th University of Toronto Battery Artillery cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped bronze example with solid crown and applied centre. One of two blades to reverse.* *Canadian WW1 6th CEF Cap Badge A good example retaining loops. Maker\'s details of W.J.Dingly B\'ham. White metal overlay lacking one securing wire.* *Canadian WW1 81st Bn. CEF bronze cap badge. A good die-cast example on loops.* *Canadian WW1 88th (Victoria Fusiliers) Bn. CEF cap badge. A good die-stamped lightly bronzed example on loops. (Cox 583)* *Canadian WW1/WW2 General Service Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider* *Canadian WW2 pair of 1st Canadian AGRA canvas formation signs. Good pair removed from battledress* *Canadian WW2 pair of silver medals 1939-45 Volunteers Service Medal in silver together with 1939-45 War Medal in silver, Mounted as worn* Canadian WW2 Royal 22nd Regiment cap badge. A good bi-metal example on slider. Saw fierce fighting in Italy Canadian WW2 Royal 22nd Regiment cap badge. A good bi-metal example on slider. Saw fierce fighting in Italy *Canadian WWI era silver & enamel mufti badge. Reverse impressed 'Sterling' and issue no. '33183'. Fixing: Screw post Condition: VGC* *Canadian WWI Machine gun Corps / 2nd Machine Gun Battalion CEF cap badge by Tiptaft, B'ham.. A good die stamped brass example on loops. (Cox 835)* *Canadian. 121st (Western Irish) Bn. CEF WW1 bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops.* Canadian. 16th/22nd Saskatchewan Horse brass cap badge circa 1936-41.. A good die-stamped example on loops. Formed 15th April 1936, 1st May 1941 amalgamated with Prince Albert & Battlefield Volunteers. *Canadian. 2nd Special Service Bn. CEF scarce bronze cap badge Loops replaced with lead soldered examples* *Canadian. 4th Labour Bn. WWI CEF bronze cap badge. Die-cast with white metal overlay. Loops (Cox 868)* Canadian. Royal 22nd Regiment WW2 bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. During WW2 it formed part of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade and the 1st Canadian Infantry Division. Saw heavy fighting Italy, (where Captain Paul Triquet was awarded the Victoria Cross) and later in the Netherlands and northwest Germany. Canadian. St. Andrews's College Cadets scarce glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example on loops with tablet to reverse "Made in England". See Bloomer 490. Canadian. St. Andrews's College Cadets scarce glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example on loops with tablet to reverse "Made in England". See Bloomer 490. Canadian. Victoria and Haliburton Regiment OR?s cap badge by W. Scully Ltd. Montreal A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Raised 19th November 1866 as 45th West Durham Battalion of Infantry; after various changes in title it was disbanded 14th February 1936 Canadian. West Nova Scotia Regiment WW2 brass cap badge with A die-stamped example with minor service wear and a little verdigris to reverse. Formed 1936. Took part in Operation Husky, the 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily and fought through Italy. *Canadian. WW2 RCAF WAG (Wireless Air Gunner) bullion brevet. A fine scarce Far East made example sewn to rectangular metal plate with pin fitting.* *Canadian. WWI 16th (Columbia Scottish) Bn CEF white metal cap/glengarry badge A fine die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Crowned saltire on ?Deas Gu Cath?; 16 to centre.* Canadian: 218th (Edmonton Irish) Bn. CEF bronze cap badge. A good die stamped example on loops. 1916 raised Battalion which sailed for Europe on 17th February 1917 under the command of Lt.Col. J Cornwall (30 officers; 883 other ranks) *Canadian: New Brunswick Scottish OR?s bi-metal glengarry badge by Scully Ltd. Montreal A good die-stamped example on loops (one replaced).* *Canford School OTC cap badge (Dorset/Hampshire border) . A good die-stamped brass example on loops.* Cape Medical Staff Corps Casualty Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to Private F.P. Crawley CMSC, who died of disease on the 9th December 1900. Bears three clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?. GC Private F.P. Crawley is confirmed as serving with the Cape Medical Staff Corps and is shown as dying of disease at Winburg on the 9th December 1900. *Carte de Visite of a Norfolk Regiment Officer in undress uniform circa 1881-1901. Head and shoulders portrait by D. Honie late Mann & Adcock, Norwich. Slight foxing.* *Cav Arm Badge* CAV rare Caithness Artillery Volunteers white metal Scottish shoulder title. A fine example on flat style loops. See ?The Volunteer Artillery? by Litchfield & Westlake, Fig 52 CBE, DSO, MBE, WW1 Miniature Medal Group of Seven. This group remains mounted as originally worn. Comprising: CBE, DSO (Damaged), MBE, 1914/15 Star, BWM, VM, MID, Defence Medal. GC. .... Accompanied by uniform medal ribbon bar. *Central India Horse bronze 1895 India General Service Medal, clasp ?Relief of Chitral 1895?. A scarce good example awarded to ?538 Muleteer Debi 1st C.I. Horse C.I. Dept?. GC. No knocks.* *Central Midland District printed formation sign. White crossed swords, pike and lobster tail helmet printed on red rectangle. GC Unissued condition* *Central Midland District printed formation sign. White crossed swords, pike and lobster tail helmet printed on red rectangle. GC Unissued condition* *Central Midlands District WW2 printed formation sign. A fine example. White crossed swords, pike and lobster tail helmet printed on red rectangle.* *Central Midlands District WW2 printed formation sign. A fine example. White crossed swords, pike and lobster tail helmet printed on red rectangle.* *CEYLON ARTILLERY scarce Cloth Shoulder Title Red embroidered on navy.* *Ceylon Artillery scarce OSD bronze collar badge / Field Service cap badge Good die-cast example on two loops.* *Ceylon Artillery scarce OSD bronze collar badge / Field Service cap badge Good die-cast example on two loops.* *Ceylon Artillery scarce OSD bronze collar badge / Field Service cap badge Good die-cast example on two loops.* *Ceylon Artillery scarce silvered collar badge / Field Service cap badge Good die-cast example on two loops.* *Ceylon Engineers GvR die-stamped white metal cap badge A good cast example on slider.* *Ceylon Home Guard cap badge Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on loops. Unissued* Ceylon Light Infantry post 1881 Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A very fine and rare British made silvered example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the mirrored centre mounted with gilt Prince of Wales?s plumes. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll ?Ceylon Light Infantry? . Three loops to reverse. VGC Raised in 1st April, 1881 as a single battalion with 14 companies under the command of Lt. Col. John Scott Armitage. Colonel of the Regiment was HRH Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales. Ceylon Medical Corps cap badge. A scarce well cast brass example on flat integral loops. RAMC design but with ?Ceylon Medical Corps? scroll 1881 formed as Bearer Section of Ceylon Light Infantry; 1911 redesignated Ceylon Volunteer Medical Corps and Ceylon Medical Corps in 1918. Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps Edwardian helmet plate circa 1901-10. A fine rare die-stamped blackened brass British made example on loops. Crowned circlet inscribed \"Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps\" resting in a wreath of tea plants, EVIIR cypher to voided centre; across the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed \"Unitas Salus Nostra\". Raised in 1901 as an Infantry battalion with eight companies under the command of Colonel R.N. Farquharson, a retired Naval Captain. Saw service in the Boer War about which General Kitchener said ?The Ceylon Contingent did very good work in South Africa I only wish we had more of them.? Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps Officer’s pair of silver collar badges. Fine rare unmarked die-cast tea plants on a tri-part scrolls “Unitas Salus Nostra” resting on a scroll inscribed “Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps”. Loops Raised in 1900 as an Infantry battalion with eight companies under Colonel R.N. Farquharson. HQ at Kandy. Ceylon Police Hambantota District, Southern Province Badge. A large rare circular example in native silver with applied crown and letters.. I & C absent from "District" - pin fitting (actual pin absent, fittings intact" *Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment cap badge A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on slider by Dowler, Birmingham (Cox 1013)* *Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment die-stamped brass cap badge A good scarce example by Dowler, Birmingham. Slider to reverse. Very good condition.* *Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment die-stamped brass cap badge by Dowler, Birmingham A fine scarce example on slider. (Cox 1013)* *Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment facing pair of collar badges. A scarce die-stamped brass pair on loops (one slightly duller than the other. (as Cox 1013)* *Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment large and small buttons by Firmin, London. A fine pair bearing CREC monograms. Shanks* Ceylon Rifle Corps lion?s head whistle boss. A scarce example from an Officer?s pouch belt. Gilt metal lion?s mask mounted on burnish silver disk with raised edge. Applied scroll above the mask ?Ceylon?, another below ?Rifle Corps?. Two screw posts to reverse and short section of chain remains. VGC CGA pair of Ceylon Garrison Artillery post 1918 shoulder titles. Good cast brass pair (2 items) on flat loops Ceylon Garrison Artillery was formed in 1918 by the amalgamation of the Ceylon Artillery Volunteers and the Town Guard Artillery. CGB / RWAFF brass post 1928 Gold Coast Battalion, Royal West African Frontier Force shoulder title. A good scarce British made blackened example on loops. West African Frontier Force raised in 1897 by Frederick Lugard, British Commissioner for Northern Nigeria; ?Royal? title bestowed in 1928 when reorganised. *CHESHIRE Boer War brass shoulder title. A good example on loops.* *Cheshire Constabulary King\'s crown police night helmet plate A fine example on three loops* *Cheshire Constabulary pre 1953 police cap badge. Good chromed King\'s Crown issue on slider.* *Cheshire insignia. White embroidered on red shoulder title ... pair of bi-metal collar badges ... maroon and buff Cheshire ACF formation sign. Cloth with service wear.* *Cheshire Regiment General Service Medal Clasp This example was awarded to ?4104012 Cpl W Phipps Ches R?. Small edge knocks. GC* *Cheshire Regiment Officer's OSD Cap Badge. A good example, of the post 1922 pattern, retaining both blades. VGC.* *Cheshire Regiment Officer's silvered, gilt and green enamel cap badge. A fine die-cast 3 cm example on long loops.* *Cheshire Regiment Officer?s large forage cap star. A very fine 45 mm silvered, gilt and translucent green enamel example by Firmin, London. Two loops to reverse. Excellent condition. (KK 1960)* *Cheshire Regiment Volunteer Battalion Officer's Cap Badge. A scarce pre 1908 silver plated example, retainig both blades.* *Cheshire Regiment WW1 cap badge Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider* *Cheshire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider.* *Cheshire Regiment WW2 Officers Service Dress OSD cap badge. Good bronze example with mounted centre. Blades* *Cheshire Regiment WW2 period OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.* *Cheshire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example lacking blades.* *Cheshire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example lacking blades.* *Cheshire Regiment WW2 regimental flash / formation sign. Good example of maroon and buff felt on khaki square* *Cheshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR's button by Cross & Morgan,Plymouth, A good white metal example complete with shank.* *Cheshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s white metal button by Cross & Morgan, Plymouth.. A fine example retaining shank to reverse.* *Chigwell School OTC blackened brass Essex cap badge. A good die-stamped Bishop?s mitre on loops. (KK 2526)* *Chigwell School OTC brass Essex cap badge A good die-stamped example on loops. Slight staining* *CHILE WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Good scarce off white embroidered on khaki* **CHILE WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Worn on British Army battledress blouse* Condition: VGC* Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 bullion formation sign. Gold wire embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Removed from uniform. Service wear Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 bullion formation sign. Good scarce gold wire embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Four press studs to reverse. Removed from uniform. Heavy service wear Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 bullion locally made formation sign. Good scarce wire embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on dark blue felt disc. Removed from uniform. Service wear.** Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 cloth embroidered formation sign. Good scarce example. Yellow Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 embroidered cloth formation sign. A rare unissued issue of yellow embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 embroidered formation sign. A good Yellow embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. GC Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 embroidered formation sign. A good example, yellow Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) embroidered on blue felt disc. VGC. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 formation sign. Yellow embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 Special Forces cloth embroidered formation sign. Good scarce example. Yellow Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944. Chindits (3rd Indian Division) WW2 Special Forces shoulder title. Fine scarce British made unofficial example. White sans-serif letters in a white border embroidered on blue felt. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DS. Chinese Labour Corps rare WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A very rare thin die struck oval badge with raised border. to the centre ?C.L.C.?. The two blades to the reverse have been removed and two small holes drilled for attachment to a cap. GC. Chinese Labour Corps rare WW1 OR?s cap badge. Thin die struck oval badge with raised border. to the centre ?C.L.C.?.Two replacement blades to reverse. Service wear, edges slightly ragged (not really visible from front) Chitral Scouts cap badge. A good locally well cast white metal example on loops. Raised 1903 as Chitral State Scouts; redesignated Chitral Scouts in 1942. Transferred to Parkistan Establishment on Partition. CHRIST'S COLLEGE FINCHLEY brass shoulder title. Elliptical solid type on loops. Minor surface verdigris. (Westlake 1289) Christ?s College Cadet Corps formed in 1912 affiliated to 7th Bn Middlesex Regt.; absorbed into 1st Cadet Bn in 1916. *CHRIST?S COLLEGE / FINCHLEY brass shoulder title. Scarce die-cast example on loops. (Westlake 1289)* CHRISTMAS LISTINGS ................. Quartermaster General S Claus Order of the Scared Reindeer, Eater of the Mince Pie & Sherry, etc has been assigned the Senior Service this year, to help with the Christmas listings. Once again we will be undertaking our mamouth Holiday period updates, the first being Christmas morning with 100 items and then continuing each morning until New Years day. We hope you will find some items of interest. Please also visit our sister site http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com Again we will be having a Christmas morning listing with regular updates throughout the holiday period. Do not forget www.http://sallysbadges.com & www.regimentalbrooches.com These sites will also see daily updates. All the Buywyze Team wish you a very Happy Christmas and a great collecting 2013 Christmas Listings. Throughout the Festive Period Buywyze is planning regular updates to the site. These will start on Christmas Eve Afternoon and then be daily from Boxing Day through to New Years Day. From the Buywyze Team A Happy Christmas. Do Not forget our sister sites, all will be having regular updates through the holiday period. regimentalbadges.com regimentalbrooches.com sallyslbadges.com coldstreammilitaryantiques.com Christmas Listings. Throughout the Festive Period Buywyze is planning regular updates to the site. These will start on Christmas Eve Afternoon and then from Boxing Day through to New Years Day. From the Buywyze Team A Happy Christmas. Do Not forget our sister sites, all will be having regular updates through the holiday period. regimentalbadges.com regimentalbrooches.com sallyslbadges.com coldstreammilitaryantiques.com dearoldblighty.com Christmas Listings. Throughout the Festive Period Buywyze is planning regular updates to the site. These will start on Christmas Eve Afternoon and then from Boxing Day through to New Years Day. From the Buywyze Team A Happy Christmas. Do Not forget our sister sites, all will be having regular updates through the holiday period. regimentalbadges.com regimentalbrooches.com sallyslbadges.com coldstreammilitaryantiques.com dearoldblighty.com CHRISTMAS LISTINGS...... Quartermaster General S Claus Order of the Scared Reindeer, Eater of the Mince Pie & Sherry, etc has been assigned the Senior Service this year, to help with the Christmas listings. Once again we will be undertaking our mamouth Holiday period updates, the first being Christmas morning with 100 items and then continuing each morning until New Years day. We hope you will find some items of interest. Please also visit our sister site http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com Again we will be having a Christmas morning listing with regular updates throughout the holiday period. Do not forget www.http://sallysbadges.com & www.regimentalbrooches.com These sites will also see daily updates. All the Buywyze Team wish you a very Happy Christmas and a great collecting 2013 Christmas Period Listings and Updates. We are pleased to announce that during the Christmas Holiday period we will be holding regular updates of new items, starting on Christmas Eve and then from the morning of Boxing Day until the 1st January. We hope you will find something of interest. Do not forget to visit our sister sites who are all planning daily updates throughout the Holiday period http://www.dearoldblighty.com http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com http://www.regimentalbrooches.com http://www.sallybosleysbadgeshop.com http://www.regimentalbadges.com From ?Buywyze? Have a Happy Christmas CHURCHER'S / OTC / COLLEGE brass shoulder title. Four loops to reverse. Good condition Petersfield, Hampshire CHURCHER\'S / OTC / COLLEGE brass shoulder title A good example on four retaining brass backing plate Petersfield in Hampshire Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers post 1859 Officer?s waist belt clasp. A fine and exceedingly scarce silvered example. Circlet inscribed ?Pro Aris et Focis?; centre bears Arms of the Cinque Posts. Universal pattern rococo ends. VGC *Citizens Volunteer Force "Winstons Bobbies" badge circa 1911. A rare die-stamped white metal circular CVF example on blades* Citizens Volunteer Force (Winston?s Bobbies) badge. Die-stamped white metal on stout pin, GC Armed force formed by Winston Churchill in 1911 following the Sydney Street Siege. CITY / 1 / MANCHESTER WWI Pals ?Kitchener?s Army? bronze shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. Good contition. Worn by 16th (1st City) Service Bn. Manchester Regt. raised 28th August 1914. CITY / 1 / MANCHESTER WWI Pals bronze shoulder title. A good example complete with loops to the reverse. GC 16th (1st City) Service Bn. Manchester Regt. raised 28th August 1914. CITY / 8 / MANCHESTER WWI Kitchener\'s Army \"Manchester Pals\" bronze shoulder title A good example retaining both loops to the reverse. GC 23rd (8th City) Service Bn. Manchester Regt. raised 21st November 1914. *City Imperial Volunteers Boer War brass CIV slouch hat badge / title. A fine scarce example on loops* *City Imperial Volunteers Boer War brass slouch hat badge / title. A good scarce example on loops. Touch on lead solder to reverse.* *City Imperial Volunteers Boer War brass slouch hat badge / title. A good scarce example on loops. Touch of lead solder to reverse.* *City Imperial Volunteers Boer War slouch hat badge / title. Brass letters CIV with two loops to reverse. GC* City of Bristol Gloucestershire Rifle Volunteers Victorian glengarry badge. A good, rare OR?s die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. 20 is Gloucestershire Rifle Vols. precedence number. *City of Exeter Athletes Volunteer Force WW1 VTC bronze cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1594)* *City of Exeter Athletes Volunteer Force WWI VTC cap badge. A scarce die-stamped bronze example. Slider re-affixed with lead solder. GC (KK 1594)* City of Glasgow Artillery OR?s pair of brass collar badges circa 1955-61. Gun surmounted by an oak tree bearing a robin and a bell (from the City?s arms) surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Ubique?. Below the field gun, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?City of Glasgow Artillery?. Complete with loops. 280th Field Regiment Royal Artillery. *City of London (Rough Riders) WW2 era Officer's bullion field service cap badge. A fine scarce gold wire embroidered RR on silver wire spur. Padded blue cloth ground.* *City of London Cadets brass cap badge. A good example on slider. Die-stamped flaming grenade of Royal Fusiliers format but with City shield on the ball.* *City of London Crested China Cenotaph This example by the Arcadian China Company. To the front the Arms of the City of London. Height 5 1/2 inches. GC* City of London Imperial Yeomanry Cadets scarce brass cap badge. A rare die cast example comprising a Crowned City of London shield resting on a scroll inscribed ?I.Y.C.? all superimposed on crossed lances. Complete with slider VGC. *City of London Imperial Yeomanry, Rough Riders rare Officer's cap badge A very fine gilt example with pierced silver Arms to centre on blue cloth ground.* *City of London Rough Riders scarce NCO?s bi-metal arm badge A fine die-stamped lead filled example on loops. (Cox 1357)* *City of London Rough Riders scarce NCO?s bi-metal arm badge A fine die-stamped example of the standard lead filled pattern on loops.. (Cox 1357)* *City of London Volunteer Corps WW1 VTC bronze cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Fine die-stamped City Arms with winged helm., on loops. (KK 1645)* *City of London Volunteer Corps WW1 VTC bronze cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.. Fine die-stamped City Arms with winged helm. on loops. (KK 1645)* *City of London Volunteer Corps WW1 VTC cap badge by JR Gaunt, London Fine die-stamped City Arms with winged helm, on loops with maker tablet to reverse. (KK 1645)* *City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) NCO?s arm badge An excellent example with three loops to reverse. White spur mounted with bras "RR". Very good condition. 5.6 cm long.* *City of London Yeomanry Rough Riders Sealed Pattern Badges.* *City of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A superb pristine die-cast bi-metal example on loops retaining manufacturer's original lustre. (KK 2291)* *City of London Yeomanry, Rough Riders coloured field service cap Good example circa WW2 complete with white metal spur badge bearing RR in brass and regimental buttons.* *City of London Yeomanry, Rough Riders OSD cap badge A rare die-cast example, with Firmin, London tablet to reverse. Retaining both blades, these with cracks to the base.* *City of London Yeomanry, Rough Riders OSD cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example by J&CO (Jennens) on blades; no evidence of bronzing.* *City of London Yeomany Rough Riders Officers OSD Cap Badge by J & Co (Jennens). A fine scarce small die-cast bronze example on blades.* *City of LondonYeomanry Rough Riders\'s OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider (fixed off cente)* *City of Manchester Special Constable WW1 era Lapel Badge. A fine circular enamelled pinback example with issue number to reverse* *City of Westminster bronze cap badge with JR Gaunt tablet to reverse. A good example on loops, a little wear to bronze finish.* Civil Air Guard Pre War Pilots Grouping of Wing, Badges Log Books etc. An extremely rare grouping of items appertaining to William Arthur Cowdrey a pre war member of Coventry and Wolverhampton flying clubs and volunteer in the Civil Air Guard. The grouping comprising: CAG Cloth flying suit pilot wings. ... CAG lapel badge. ... Private Pilots Log Book recording flights from the 18th December 1938 until 22nd May 1939, then restarts on the 28th June 1959 until 2nd October 1963. ... Various Pilots Licences. ... Royal Aero Club certificate etc. Overall GC. William Arthur Cowdrey was born in 1912 and during the late 1930's lived at Stourbridge Worcestershire. His official CAG number was 4372. Civil Air Guard scarce WW2 embroidered arm badge. Civil Air Ensign worn on upper arm of flying suit. Formed in July 1938 by the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood. Civil Air Guard very scarce WW2 embroidered arm badge. Civil Air Ensign worn on upper arm of flying suit. Excellent condition. Formed in July 1938 by the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood. Civil Defence Long Service Medal c1961-68. A good full sized example institued in 1961 for those who had completed 15 years service in the Civil Defence organisations. Cupro-nickel oval, unnamed as issued, the obverse portraying the head and shoulders of Queen Elizabeth II; the reverse with three embossed shields bearing the initials \'CD\' Civil Defence, \'AFS\' Auxiliary Fire Service, and \'NHSR\' National Hospital Service Reserve Civilian Issue Naval General Service Medal & RAF GSM A unusual pair comprising: Naval General Service Medal clasp \"Near East\" \"G.F. Webb\", General Service Medal \"Arabian Peninsula\" \"5070074 LAC G.F. Webb RAF\". Medals mounted as a pair as originally worn. GC. Civilian Technical Corps rare WW2 (RAF) Officer's cap badge. Die-cast silver plated example slightly smaller than the OR's issue Two loops to reverse. GC Formed by US volunteers in 1941 to assist the RAF with technical skills, especially early radar, before USA entered the war. They wore RAF uniform with this cap badge. HQ at Bournemouth. Civilian Technical Corps scarce WW2 (RAF) cap badge. Die-cast white metal example on loops. VGC Formed by US volunteers in 1941 to assist the RAF with technical skills, especially early radar, before USA entered the war. They wore RAF uniform with this cap badge. HQ at Bournemouth. CLNG / V scarce WWI brass VTC shoulder title by J.R. Gaunt London A good example on loops. City of London National Guard was a WW1 VTC unit raised in the City. Clyde Volunteer Brigade Bearer Company Edwardian helmet plate. (Medical) A fine and exceedingly rare white metal example of universal crowned star pattern example. To the centre, a voided Geneva Cross within a circlet inscribed ?Bearer Company Clyde Volr. Brigade?. Three loops to reverse. VGC *Coast Artillery Training Centre SW District formation sign. Red diamond printed on navy rectangle. Very good condition* *Coat of Arms OTC* *Coatbridge Burgh Police chromed Scottish cap badge. A good die-stamped pre 1952 example on loops. Slight wear.* *COL /104 AA Rocket Battery City of London WW2 Home Guard designation. Good rare worn issue from unit commanded by Major J Collins in Leyton, Formed part of 2 Anti-Aircraft Regiment Home Guard* *COL/17 Bemondsey Bn City of London WW2 Home Guard formation sign A good example removed from uniform Commanded by Lt Col J.J. Holdsworth OBE* *Colchester Home Guard Ack-Ack Association rare Essex lapel badge. A fine white enamel title circlet, red enamel centre depicting the AA Command bow & arrow. Buttonhole fitting to reverse.* *Cold War Period 1961 Pilots Log Book. A good unused example printed October 1961. Clean condition.* Cold War Period 1965 Parachute Regiment Red Beret. A good worn example, with leather binding, anodised cap badge and to the lining a clear 1965 date stamp. Overall GC small hole to the right above the badge. *Cold War Period Airborne Forces Parachute Regiment Red Beret. This example is dated 1966 and tailored with a leather band. Retains a good colour, some surface moth traces. Cap Badge absent.* Cold War Period Airborne Forces Parachute Regiment Red Beret. This example is dated 1963 and tailored with a leather band. Complete with anodised Cap Badge. Retains a good colour, some surface moth traces and storage wear. Cold War Period Airborne Forces Royal Military Police Officers Beret. A good 1958 issue example, complete with bullion Oficers cap badge, set against a maroon backing cloth. Clear issue stamps to the interior. Cold War Period Army Air Corps Officers Beret. A good scarce example of the Regimental pattern pale blue beret with post 1953 bullion cap badge. The interior with tailors label of Hobson London. Minor service wear GC. Cold War Period Civil Defence Instructor Civil Defence Sealed Patten Badge. A rare sealed pattern attached to original Inspectorate of Clothing card. This with wax seal and date 4th December 1953. This example of the badge with brooch pin fitting. *Cold War Period Civil Defence Proficiency Star Sealed Patten Badge. A rare sealed pattern attached to original Inspectorate of Clothing card. This with wax seal and date 21st January 1956* *Cold War Period Civil Defence Scientific & Reconnaissance Sealed Patten Badge. A rare sealed pattern attached to original Inspectorate of Clothing card. This with wax seal and date 9th October 1959* *Cold War Period Parachute Qualification Wings. A good worn pair. Flat with three press studs to the reverse. GC.* *Cold War Period Parachute Regiment Pair of Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good unissued pair for the early post war period.* Cold War Period Parachute Regiment Royal Horse Artillery Airborne Officers Beret. A very good example with EIIR bullion cap badge with the correct maroon backing cloth. Tailored with a leather edging. Some service wear Near VGC. Cold War Period Queens Own Hussars Officers Herbert Johnson Beret. A scarce example, tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. Retaining bullion cap badge, this with slight age wear, see photograph. Good clean condition. *Cold War Period RAF Guide to RAF Luqa and Malta. A good clean example of the booklet issued to new arrivals on the base. GC.* *Cold War Period RAF Issue Silk Escape Map. This example dates from the 1950\'s and printed double sided. Bearing the titles Beyrouth-Damas and Al Jauf. GC some age wear.* *Cold War Period RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube. A good clean example, retaining connector this with issue stamps. Complete with split ring clip. Leather remains supple minor wear.* Cold War Period RAF Rolls Royce Official Booklet on the Derwent Engine This official Rolls Royce Derby booklet is the starting and operating instructions for the Derwent 5 and 8 engines used in the Meteor MK 4,7, & 8. Small amount of wear GC. *Cold War Period Scots Guards Officers Beret. A good worn example retaining bullion cap badge, with regimental pattern tartan backing. The inside with NATO issue numbers. GC* *Cold War Period Scottish Regimental Tam O Shanter This example with diced band, retaining both tails and the cotton lining with 1963 issue date. GC clean condition.* *Cold War Period South Lancashire Regiment Beret. A good example, retaining correct pattern small cap badge. The interior with issue stamps and date 1955. GC. Clean condition.* Coldstream Guards Colour Sergeant?s rank badge circa 1902-52. A fine scarce example. Crowned crimson silk colour bearing the Order of the Garter with Sphinx below resting in a wreath of laurel. Crossed swords below the colour. Minor service wear. Coldstream Guards George VI Officer?s peaked forage cap by Edward Smith. A fine example of black cloth body and crown with mohair cap band mounted with silver cap star comprising the Garter Star with blue enamel and red translucent enamel cross to the centre. The peak is of black patent leather with gold bullion decoration. Complete with regimental buttons securing patent leather chin strap. The interior retains \"Real Roan Leather\" sweatband, cotton lining and tailor?s gold stamp of Edward Smith, London by appointment to HM King George VI. *Coldstream Guards Georgian Officer?s gilt open back coatee button A fine rare example incised with Garter Star, flat back, with R. Bushby, St. Martins Lane. London backmark. Complete with shank.* Coldstream Guards Officer?s 1820 hallmarked silver gorget. A very fine and exceptionally rare example by James Nickolds bearing hallmarks for London 1820. Silver gilt crescent with raised edge, the centre part mounted with Hanovarian Royal Arms in silver. Very minor service wear and tip of lion?s tail AF. Overall VGC Coldstream Guards Officer?s scarlet tunic. A fresh example of the regimental pattern Scarlet cloth tunic with blue facings to the cuff, collar and epaulettes. Each cuff is with false cuffs bearing four rows of gold bullion lace each with a regimental button. The collar is with bullion lace and silver bullion Order of the Garter devices, the shoulder straps edged with gold bullion and with Captain rank stars. Complete with gilt regimental pattern buttons. Quilted cotton lining, with tailors label of ?Meyer & Mortimer & Co By Appointment to HM The Queen?. GC Scarlet and bullion bright *Coldstream Guards scarce foreign service collar badge. Die stamped brass Garter Star, loops. VGC* Coldstream Guards Senior NCO?s Full Dress Cap. A good example of Regimental pattern, fitted with brass Cap Badge and with three lines of bullion to the slashed peak. Some service wear GC clean condition. Coldstream Guards Superb Crimean War Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A very fine and scarce pre 1855 attributed example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Garter Star on a gilt slip; mounted on the Star, a pierced gilt Garter on a rich blue enamel ground (defective); within the Garter, the Cross of St.George in red translucent enamel. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Retains original leather backing bearing ink inscription ?J.A.C. Coldstream Guards. Crimea 1854. 1855. 1856?. (Parkyn 66) The only Officer in the regiment with these initials during this time was James Alfred Caulfield. Commission 10/11/48; Ensign & Lieutenant 14/09/52; Lieutenant & Captain 12/01/55 Coldstream Guards Warrant Officer's cap badge. A good die-cast silvered issue on loops. Garter star; the Garter pierced on blue enamel ground, central Cross of St.George of translucent red enamel. (KK 899) *Coldstream Military Antiques Site Updated 11th May. Our http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com site has now been updated.* COLLINGWOOD rare WW1 Royal Naval Division brass RND shoulder title circa 1914-15. A good issue example on hexagonal flat loops Battalion so decimated at Gallipoli that it was disbanded in June 1915 before a cap badge could be designed for it. COLLINGWOOD very rare WWI RND brass shoulder title. A good example on loops The Collingwood Battalion was so decimated at Gallipoli that that the few survivors were used as reinforcements for the other battalions and thus the unit disappeared before a cap badge could even be designed for it. COLLINGWOOD very rare WWI RND brass shoulder title. A good example on loops The Collingwood Battalion was so decimated at Gallipoli that that the few survivors were used as reinforcements for the other RND battalions Colonel William David Rees V.D. Colonel 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, 6th Bn Welsh Regiment & Royal Engineers. We have been privileged to acquire the WW1 uniform trunk of Colonel William David Rees VD. Items from the trunk are listed below. Colonel William David Rees VD, a native of Swansea, military career began when he was commissioned into the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers in May 1881. He was appointed to the rank of Captain 1885 and Major ten years later in 1895 and in 1901 he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, being awarded the Volunteer Decoration. On the 5th February 1904 he was promoted to Colonel commanding of the Regiment and on the reorganisation of the Territorial Force in 1908 he had the privilege of becoming the first Commanding Officer of the newly formed 6th Bn Welsh Regiment . A position he held until his retirement in 1911. An engineer by trade, he was a Senior Partner in Rees Winship & Co Engineers and contractors based in Swansea. At the outbreak of the Great War he applied to the War Office for a commission, which was turned down due to his age, however he was appointed to the Committee which raised and equipped the Swansea Battalion. Following a meeting with Lord Kitchener, who pulled strings, he was offered a commission in 1915 as a Colonel in the Royal Engineers, within weeks he had received orders for France and was put in overall command of ten units of the Royal Engineers, garrisoned close to the front line for the purpose of construction work. He was later transferred to a UK establishment due to his health and continued to serve in the London area. Living with his family, the Kaiser appeared to have one more go at him when during a German air raid his house was hit by bombs. He survived the war and resigned his commission and died in 1921 at the age of 65. *Colonial and Diplomatic Service helmet badge circa 1902-52. Fine die-cast gilt example on loops* *Colour Sergeant's post 1953 rank badge. Printed Condition: removed from uniform. GC* *Columbian Navy Officer\'s cap badge. Good scarce bullion example.* *Combined Operations WW2 bullion formation sign A good scarce example on 'tombstone' shaped backing. Removed from uniform, some service wear* Combined Operations WW2 circular formation sign A good embroidered example with Aertex backing bearing four press-stud fasteners indicating Middle or Far East theatre of operations. Moth holes to lower edge *Combined Operations WW2 embroidered formation sign. A rare theatre made example of red silk anchor, Tommy Gun and eagle on black melton tombstone. GC* Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) Military Division. A fine EIIR example of the neck badge being a silver gilt cross patonce surmounted by a Crown, the arms of the cross in translucent pearl grey enamel; the centre bearing the conjoined busts of King George V and Queen Mary within a red enamel circlet inscribed ?For God and the Empire? on a ground. Excellent condition. Housed in its Koye, Kenning & Spencer fitted case of issue. Has been worn from the miniature ribbon but is complete with original full size neck ribbon. *Commando Bullion Embroidered Shoulder Title* *COMMANDO DE FRANCE rare pair of WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder titles. A rare pair of red on black embroidery in remarkably fine condition.* *COMMANDO sealed pattern cloth shoulder title. Good scarce example. Initial date 1967, resealed1996* *COMMANDO SIGNALS rare WW2 cloth shoulder title. Red embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. Good condition.* *COMMANDO SIGNALS WW2 cloth shoulder title. A fine scarce red embroidered on navy example. Removed from uniform* *COMMANDO white embroidered on black Cloth Shoulder Title* *COMMANDO white on black embroidered WW2 shoulder title* *COMMANDO WW2 Cloth Shoulder Title Badge. A good red on dark blue embroidered example. Removed from a uniform, minor service wear.* *COMMANDO WW2 Special Forces cloth shoulder title Good scarce white sans-serif COMMANDO embroidered on black* *COMMANDO WW2 Special Forces cloth shoulder title. Good rare red sans-serif letting on CURVED ended black felt. Removed from uniform* *Commonwealth of Australia Peace Officer's cap badge by Stokes & Son, Melbourne. A fine scarce die-cast silver plate and blue enamel example on loops.* *Comrades of the Great War (France) mufti badge. Maker: O.B. Allan Fixing: Screw post Condition: GC* CONN. RANGERS scarce Irish Connaught Rangers pre 1922 brass shoulder title A fine scarce example on hexagonal loops with backing plate. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. CONN. RANGERS scarce Irish Connaught Rangers pre 1922 brass shoulder title A fine scarce example on hexagonal loops with backing plate. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. *CONN.RANGERS post 1914 Irish brass title worn by the Connaught Rangers. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 1405)* *CONN.RANGERS post 1914 Irish brass title worn by the Connaught Rangers. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 1405)* *CONNAUGHT Brass Irish Connaught Rangers Shoulder Title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. (W45estlake 1404)* Connaught Rangers Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. A scarce silver and rich gilt example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?Connaught Rangers?; seeded gilt centre mounted with silver Elephant surmounted by a Crown (orb and cross absent). Universal pattern rococo ends. Good condition *Connaught Rangers Victorian OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 695)* *Control Commission Germany cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped gilt issue on two loops.* *Control Commission Germany Police scarce cap badge. A fine chrome example on loops. (KK 2185)* CORK Irish militia artillery brass shoulder title. A fine scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. Worn with separate RGA above *Cornwall Constabulary King\'s crown police night helmet plate A good example on three loops* Cornwall Rifle Volunteers Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-99. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. See ?Military Insignia of Cornwall? by Endean Ivall & C. Thomas. No.258 Cornwall Rifle Volunteers Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-99. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. See ?Military Insignia of Cornwall? by Endean Ivall & C. Thomas. No.258 Cornwall Royal Garrison Artillery Territorial War Medal. Awarded to ?321230 Gnr W.H. Warren RA? GC. Gunner William Henry Warren is confirmed as serving with the Cornwall RGA, which he joined in 1909. At the outbreak of the war he was mobilized and posted to the 132nd Trench Mortar Battery. After short service at home he was shipped out to join the East African Expedition from December 1915 to December 1916. He was discharged as unfit for further service in 1917 after contracting Malaria. He received his TFWM in 1924 and it is confirmed he is entitled to the BWM, VM and silver war badge. *Corps of Military Accountants 1919-27 OR?s brass cap badge. A good clean die-stamped example with slider. VGC* *Corps of Military Accountants brass cap badge circa 1919-27. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1037)* *Corps of Military Accountants fine rare Officer?s gilt cap badge circa 1919-27. . A splendid rich gilt die-cast example on blades.* *Corps of Military Accountants Officer?s scarce cap badge circa 1919-27. A very fine die-cast rich gilt example on long loops. (as KK 1037)* *Corps of Military Accountants OR?s brass cap badge circa 1919-27. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1037)* *Corps of Military Police cap badge circa 1910-35 Good die-stamped brass crowned laurel sprays resting on MILITARY POLICE scroll; GvR to voided centre. Slider* *Corps of Military Police GvR cap badge c1910-36. Good scarce die stamped brass issue on slider.* *Council of Voluntary War Work (CVWW) YMCA WW2 cloth badges. A fine set of three embroidered badges, red on navy.* *County of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters OR?s cap badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.( (KK 2291)* *County of London Yeomanry Sharpshooters OR?s cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good used die-stamped bi-metal (CLY to centre) issue on loops. (KK 2291)* *COV / 13 (Coventry) Warwickshire WW2 Home Guard printed designation. Good scarce 2 part issue removed from uniform. Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. T.Russell MC* *Coxswain or Helmsman Waterborne Fleet RASC arm badge Good scarce brown ship\'s wheel embroidered on yellow disc.* *Cranbrook School OTC Kent cap badge. A good die-cast blackened example on blades.* *Cremona Group WW2 Italian co-belligerent formation sign Good scarce locally made silk green, white and red rectangle, the white section embroidered with golden ear of wheat. Grey wollen backing* Crimea War Battle of Inkermann medallion. A good scarce white metal example depicts to the obverse a dramatic Battle Scene with the Union Flag being defended against the advancing Russians. The reverse lists all the Regiments present at the engagement. Drilled with a small hole and blue ribbon. GC *Crimea War Medal. A good unnamed example as issued GC.* Crimea War Period Coldstream Guards Other Rank\'s Pewter Coatee Button. This example with a clear stamp of the regimental device to the obverse. The reverse with makers details of \"Gilpin & Co London\". Steel shank absent. *Crimean Medal Clasp Sebastopol. A good example.* *Crimean Medal Clasp Sebastopol. A good example. Loops to side removed.* *Crossed cannons trade badge in worsted Good condition* *Crossed lances proficiency badge worn by SSM Heath, 5th Dragoon Guards. Removed from the uniform of 3543 Squadron Sergeant Major C.E.Heath, one of the Defenders of Ladysmith. Generally GC* *Crossed Rifles in Parachute Regiment Colours. Good scarce light blue crossed rifles embroidered on maroon felt. Not officially sanctioned* *Crossed Rifles in Parachute Regiment Colours. Good scarce light blue crossed rifles embroidered on maroon felt. Not officially sanctioned...* *CYCLIST scarce WW1Army Cyclist Corps brass shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate.* *Cyprus Regiment OSD bronze cap badge A fine scarce die-cast example on blades.* *Cyprus Regiment scarce WW2 plastic cap badge by F & G (Fraser & Glass) A good example on blades* Czech WW2 pilot?s numbered breast wings badge in 800 silver. A fine scarce die-cast gilt winged silver sword superimposed on silver linden wreath; Czech Arms on the sword blade at the base of the wings. Three hooks to reverse which bears 800 silver mark and maker's mark K. Numbered 1444 *Czechoslovak WW2 formation sign Good scarce cloth and silver wire embroidered example with white rope edging.* *CZECHOSLOVAKIA WW2 ATS embroidered nationality shoulder title c1943-45. Good scarce red on khaki felt issue.* *CZECHOSLOVAKIA WW2 nationality shoulder title. Good scarce large red embroidered letters on black felt* *CZECHOSLOVAKIA WW2 nationality shoulder title. Good scarce red letters embroidered on khaki felt* D FORCE rare WW2 Special Force shoulder title. Red embroidered on green. Some mothing. See No.55 in ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker. Formed 18.10.1944 at Baraset, India. Experts in deception. *D of L?s OWN brass Duke of Lancaster\'s Own Yeomanry shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops.Usually worn with separate Y above* *D.C.L.I. WW2 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Printed Shoulder Title Badge A good worn example.* *Daly family silvered livery button. Maker: Firmin & Sons. London Fixing: Shank Condition: Generally VGC* *Danish Brigade Group rare formation sign. White cross embroidered on rope edged red shield. VGC, faint glue marks to the reverse.* *DANMARK Danish Army shoulder title. A good British made white embriodered on red example, removed from uniform, a little service wear* *Dartford Grammar School CCF cap badge. Die-stamped white meta on loopsl.* *DCLI Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades to reverse. Service wear and some distortion.* *DCLI Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades to reverse. Service wear and some distortion.* DCO Middlesex Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops (centre one bent). Laurel wreath, Prince of Wales?s plumes, Duke of Cambridge?s coronetted cypher reversd and interlaced and ?Albuhera? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Middlesex? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. (KK 345) *Deal Royal Marines BWM. Awarded to \"Deal 8074-S- Pte J. Christie R.M.\" Condition: GC* dearoldblighty.com Our New Web Site It's Thumbs Up for our new website dearoldblighty.com comming soon. Specialising in: WW1 Collectables, Aviation Badges, Flying Clothing, Equipment, Uniforms Medals, Badges etc. Please watch out for updates. December 27th Upload Complete Thanks for dropping by. 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Next update will be Tomorrow Do not forget to visit our sister sites who are all planning updates throughout the Holiday period http://www.regimentalbadges.com http://www.dearoldblighty.com.com http://www.coldstreammilitaryantiques.com http://www.regimentalbrooches.com http://www.sallybosleysbadgeshop.com *DENBIGHSHIRE VR rare WW1 bronze Welsh VTC Shoulder Title A fine die-stamped ornate example on flat loops. Slight verdigris to base of loops.* Depot Battalion rare 1855-61 Officer?s shako plate. An extremely fine example of rich fire gilt crowned star pattern mounted with gilt pierced circlet inscribed ?Depot Battalion? on a burnished gilt ground. Gilt VR Cypher to centre set on a domed black enamel leather ground. Two horizontal loops to reverse, one strengthened with tiny dab of lead solder. VGC *DERBY Boer War Period Sherwood Foresters Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops.* *Derby Scheme WWI khaki armband A good example with applied red felt Crown. Ink stamp ?Issued under authority of Army Council? to inside with issue number.* *Derby School CCF brass cap badge. A die-stamped example on loops. Some polishing to central highpoints.* *Derby School OTC Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronzed example on loops.* Derby Womens Rifle Club WW1 enamelled lapel badge Derby Womens Rifle Club WW1 enamelled lapel badge A fine rare pinback example with Union Flag to centre. Probably raised for an unofficial Home Defence role. *Derby Womens Rifle Club WW1 enamelled lapel badge A fine rare pinback example with Union Flag to centre. Probably raised for an unofficial Home Defence role.* *Derbyshire Regiment (Sherwood Foresters) Victorian Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on replacement loops.* *Derbyshire Regiment Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example. Two loops to reverse. Slight imperfection in metal of title scroll. GC (KK 661)* *Derbyshire Regiment, Sherwood Foresters facing pair of Victorian Officer's collar badges. Silver gilt and blue enamel facing pair on loops, sadly enamel on one damaged hence price.* *Derbyshire Special Constable?s mufti badge. Retaining buttonhole fitting GC.* *Derbyshire Volunteer Regiment of Home Guards WW1 VTC cap badge Die-stamped bronze example on silder by Thomas Fattorini, Bolton. (KK 1609) Some corrosion hence price* *Derbyshire Yeomanry British War Medal. This example was awarded to "75725 Sq.Q.M.Sjt H.Severn Derby Yeo". GC.* *Derbyshire Yeomanry Cap Badge. Die stamped on slider. Central "Imperial" scroll erased in 1908* Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry Victorian Officer?s sabretache ornament. A good scarce die-stamped gilt example. Rose resting in a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry?; Four screw posts to reverse. Generally very good condition. *Derbyshire Yeomanry white metal cap badge. A good die-stamp issue on a sllder (end clipped).* DERRY / COUNTY brass Royal Ulster Constabulary ?B? Specials Irish shoulder title. A very scarce example on loops, originally blackened. ?B? Specials or more correctly The Ulster Special Constabulary, an armed force, was formed during October 1920 and disbanded in May, 1970. *Devon & Cornwall Regiment Officer\'s OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good pair retaining loops. VGC.* *Devon & Dorset Regiment Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland. Devon & Dorset Regiment Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland. Awarded to 24405507 Pte W.J. Ward D and D. GC.* *Devon & Dorset Regiment Campaign Service Medal, clasp ?Northern Ireland?. Awarded to: ?24836552 Pte. R. West D and D?. GC* *Devon Constabulary GVIR chrome helmet plate. Retaining both loops GC.* *Devon Constabulary post 1953 helmet plate. Chrome example on loops. VGC* *DEVON WW2 printed Devonshire Regiment shoulder title. A good white on red example removed from a uniform. A little service wear.* Devon. Exeter City Police Victorian 1890 HM silver helmet plate. Fine rare example by Bent & Parker bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1890. Original loops replaced at some stage by stout brooch pin and tails absent. Founded January 1836. Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, EIIR Corps of Drums helmet plate. A good die-stamped example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and mounted with detachable circlet ?Devonshire and Dorset bearing cap badge style device to centre. Two loops to centre, three to star. Regiment formed by the 1958 amalgamation of the Devonshire Regiment and the Dorset Regiment. Devonshire Regiment & 7th BN London Regiment Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Private H.J. Spragg a Great War Veteran of the Devonshire Regiment and in the interwar years a Territorial with the 7th Bn London. Regiment. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, (16338 PTE H.J. SPRAGG DEVON R), Territorial Efficiency (GVR Scarce Crowned Head), (6595908 PTE H.J. SPRAGG 7-LOND R). Confirmed Pair only for Great War service. *Devonshire Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58 by Firmin, London. A fine example on slider* *Devonshire Regiment Cap Badge A crude locally cast example on loops.* *Devonshire Regiment Imperial crowned Cap Badge. A good rare die-stamped bi-metal example on loops.* *Devonshire Regiment Other Ranks Collar Badges and Shoulder Titles. One collar with some verdigris. (4 items)* *Devonshire Regiment post 1881 brass pagri badge. A fine example as helmet plate centre but with long slider to reverse.* *Devonshire Regiment post 1881 brass pagri badge. A fine die-stamped brass example as helmet plate centre but with long slider to reverse.* *Devonshire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre / pagri badge. A good brass example with original long slider to reverse. Generally very good condition.* Devonshire Regiment post 1881 pagri badge A good die-stamped brass example. Exeter Castle within circlet inscribed ?Devonshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining long pagri slider to reverse. Good condition *Devonshire Regiment post 1881 Victorian glengarry badge. A good example constructed by regimental armourer from glengarry crown and helmet plate centre. Two loops to reverse.* Devonshire Regiment scarce Victorian Officer?s forage cap badge circa 1881-1901. A scarce example comprising a cut silvered eight pointed star mounted with gilt pierced Crowned circlet inscribed ?The Devonshire Regiment?. Within the circlet, Exeter Castle in silver set on a green velvet ground. Crimson velvet cap to Crown. Two loops to reverse. Traces of gilt only, slight polishing to castle?s highpoints. *Devonshire Regiment Victorian pagri bade Good scarce die-stamped brass DEVONSHIRE circlet with Exeter Castle to voided centre. Long slider. Excellent condition* *Devonshire Regiment WW1 1916 all brass economy cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped issue on slider.* *Devonshire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider.* *Devonshire Regiment WW2 plastic cap badge by A. Stanley & Sons Good scarce issue on brass blades.* Devonshire Regiment, Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A fine scarce gilt example. Crowned star bearing mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; Exeter Castle on ?Semper Fidelis? to black velvet centre.. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll ?The Devonshire Regiment?. Three loops to reverse. Both securing wires to centre absent otherwise a fine example. *Devonshire Regimiment WW2 bi-metal cap badge. Die-stamped example on slider.* DGLI (Duke of Glendon's Light Infantry) WW2 1944 shoulder title A rare white embroidered on red example. Very good condition From the 1944 Film "The Way Ahead" starring David Niven & Stanley Holloway and directed by Carol Reed. *Dominica Defence Force OR?s die-stamped brass cap badge. Oval Firmin, London tablet to reverse.Two loops. very good condition* *Dominica Defence Reserve rare cap badge circa 1925-45. A good die-stamped bronze example on loops.* *Dorchester School OTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2538)* *DORSET / BCOF rare pair of Theatre made shoulder titles. White roped lettering on red all applied to khaki backing. Removed from uniform but in excellent condition.* *Dorset Constabulary pre 1953 police cap badge. Good chromed King\'s Crown issue on slider.* Dorset County Divisionshort lived WW2 formation sign. Brown square printed with white and yellow disc bearing three black lions in pale. Removed from uniform, very good condition. Formed 24th February, 1941 commanded by Major General G. I. Gartian; disbanded 31st December, 1941 *Dorset Regiment Anodised Cap Badge circa 1953-58 by J.R Gaunt, London A good example on slider* Dorset Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58. A good scarce example by J.R. Gaunt London on slider. Good condition. 1958 amalgamated with Devonshire Regiment as Devon & Dorset Regiment *Dorset Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58. A good example with makers details of J.R. Gaunt London to the slider. VGC.* *Dorset Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58. A good example with makers details of J.R. Gaunt London to the slider. VGC.* Dorset Regiment pre 1958 anodised cap badge. A good bright example, makers details of J.R. Gaunt London to the slider. VGC 1958 amalgamated with Devonshire Regiment as Devon & Dorset Regiment *Dorset Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1880. A good scarce blackened white metal example with burnished highlights. Complete with three loos to reverese. GC* Dorsetshire Regiment 1900-14 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. three tower Gibraltar Castle, Key and ?Primus in Indis? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Dorsetshire ? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Pristine. (KK 395) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when the War Office ordered a three tower castle should to be worn. Dorsetshire Regiment 1881-94 Officer?s forage cap badge. A fine and scarce example. Silver castle surmounted by a green enamel scroll inscribed ?Primus in Indis? and resting on green enamel scroll inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe?; beneath, a gilt Sphinx resting on a green enamel tablet inscribed ?Marabout?. Three loops to reverse. One or two very small chips to enamel on central scroll. Generally very fine. Introduced on 1st July 1881 when 39th and 54th Foot became respectively 1st & 2nd Bns. Dorsetshire Regiment under Cardwell\'s reforms. ?Marabout? granted to 54th in December 1841 *Dorsetshire Regiment 56th Division WW2 formation sign Good scarce KD shoulder slide (sewn closed) with embroidered title and formation sign. Press studs to reverse* Dorsetshire Regiment Officer?s forage cap badge circa 1881-94. A good silver, gilt and green enamel example with three loops to reverse. Some loss of enamel on central scroll otherwise good condition. *Dorsetshire Regiment Victorian bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped. Two loops to reverse. GC (KK 650)* *Dorsetshire Regiment Victorian OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. (KK 650)* *Dorsetshire Regiment WW1 / WW2 bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider.* *Dorsetshire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider.* *Dorsetshire Regiment WW2 plastic cap badge. A good scarce example on blades. GC* *Dover Police Force rare Victorian Helmet Plate. A rather "well loved" die-stamped white metal example on loops. Orb and cross absent, highlights polished through but stil rare.* *Dragoon Guards Boer War period brass shoulder title. A scarce heavy brass example, retaining two loops GC.* *Drake Battalion Royal Naval Division WW1 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal 1916-18 issue on loops with Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.* *DRAKE WW1 RND (Royal Naval Division) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat style loops (one AF)* *DRAKE WW1 Royal Naval Division brass shoulder title. Loops to reverse. Good condition* Dublin Brigade Irish Volunteers rare cap badge. Die-stamped bronze / brass. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition Formed in 1913. *Dublin University OTC scarce bronze cap badge. Die stamped example on slider. Slight polishing to highpoints, generally GC.* *Duke of Cambridge?s Own Middlesex Regiment post 1896 Officer\'s pagri / foreign service helmet badge. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example on hinged triangular pagri fitting.* Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (DCLI) post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Castle, strung bugle and feathers within circlet inscribed "Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry". Retains all four loops to reverse. *Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry DCLI Officer's Silver Cap Badge by JR Gaunt, London A die-cast example on loops (bent) stamped "STERLING" missing one tassle.* *Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Pair of OR Collar badges. A good matching pair, retaining loop fitting. Unpolished GC.* *Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider.* Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry General Service Medal ?Iraq? group of three. Awarded to ?41153 Pte F.W. Hollis DCLI?. British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte D of Corn L.I.?, General Service Medal, clasp ?Iraq?, ?Pte DCLI?. Medals loose GC Private Frederick W Hollis is confirmed as receiving the BWM, VM and GSM Iraq. *Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry General Service Medal ?Palestine 1945-48? Awarded to ?14473402 Pte R Cowell DCLI? GC.* *Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry scarce Victorian DCLI OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1900. A fine die-stamped example on three loops which have toned to black. (KK 606)* *Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry Territorial Efficiency Medal. A George VI example. Awarded to ?2040079 Pte E Turner DCLI? GC.* Duke of Cornwall?s Light Infantry two clasp 1895 India General Service Medal Awarded to ?4244 Pte E Creed 1/DCLI?: Bearing the clasps ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?, and ?Tirah 1897-98?. Officially named in the manner unique to the DCLI. GC Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Officers Bronze OSD Collar Badges. Two die-cast examples which face (not a perfect pair); both on loops (one with verdigris to reverse and one of the loops a replacement) *Duke of Cornwall\'s Light Infantry (DCLI) cap badge A good die-stamped WW1/WW2 die-stamped white metal issue on slider. Ducal crowned strung bugle bearing CORNWALL scroll.* *Duke of Cornwall\'s Light Infantry cap badge Good die-stamped white metal issue on slider* *Duke of Cornwall\'s Light Infantry facing pair of shoulder titles, Good die cast brass examples on flat hexagonal loops.* Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry General Service Medal Iraq Awarded to 0295 Pte. J.H. Abbott DCLI.GC The MIC of Private James H Abbott this medal as his single entitlement. His medal was issued in 19123 his address at that time being given as Putney SW15 *Duke of Cornwall�s Light Infantry General Service Medal �Palestine 1945-48� Awarded to �14183607 Pte. G. Woodfield DCLI� GC.* *Duke of Corwalls Light Infantry Anodised Cap Badge by Smith & Wright Ltd A fine example with makers details to the slider.* Duke of Lancaster?s Own Yeomanry Edwardian NCO?s 1909 hallmarked silver arm badge by William Dowler & Sons A fine rare die-stamped crown on two loops, bearing Birmingham hallmarks to the lower edge. (Cox 1299) The Sovereign (in this case Edward VII) was Colonel in Chief of the Regiment hence the use of the crown. *Duke of Lancaster?s Own Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A good chromed coronet. Retaining loops to the reverse. GC. (Cox 1299)* *Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) collar badges. Die-stamped brass facing elephants with howdahs, on loops. Very similar but not exact matching pair.* *Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) collar badges. Die-stamped brass facing elephants with howdahs, on loops. Very similar but not exact matching pair.* *Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment Officers bullion badge Removed from beret / slouch hat. Some moth and service wear.* *Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.* *Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good example on brass blades (top one clipped)* *Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good example on brass blades (top one clipped)* *Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment cloth pagri badge. A very good example. Red vertical rectangle bearing white heavily embroidered ?D.W.?* Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment musician?s band pouch badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on loops. Within a brass circlet ?The Duke of Wellington?s Regt?, white metal Wellesley crest and motto ?Virtutis Fortuna Comes?; across the base of the circlet a scroll ?West Riding?. *Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good de-stamped brass example on four loops (one a little bent). Good condition. (KK 324)* Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Wellesley family crest within circlet inscribed ?West Riding? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops, centre and top bent flat. (KK 324) *Duke of Wellington?s West Riding Regt. WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades* *Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment pair of Brass Shoulder Titles. A good pair on flat hexagonal loops. Slight spot of verdigris to one.* *Duke of Wellington\'s Regiment GSM Medal A good example awarded to \"14878942 Pte H. Lowe D.W.R.\" GC.* Duke of Wellington\'s West Riding Regiment WW2 pair of slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce unusual pair, probably of Indian manufacture. White serif letter embroidered on red cotton tape then sewn to ribbed grey cotton slip-ons. 2nd Battalion were trained as Chindits *DUKE OF WELLINGTON\'S WW2 printed shoulder title. White on red issue. Removed from uniform.* Duke of York's Royal Military School brass cap badge. A good scarce heavy die-cast Prince of Wales's plumes on loops. Reverse stamped BD over 32. Probably worn by wearer of number 1020372 after 1922. *Dunfries-shire Volunteer Regiment WWI VTC rare bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example with slider to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1614)* *Dunfries-shire Volunteer Regiment WWI VTC rare OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on blades. (KK 1614)* *Durham Constabulary pre 1953 police cap badge. Good chromed King\'s Crown issue on slider.* *Durham County Constabulary EIIR police Cap Badge. A good die-stamped chrome example on slider.* *DURHAM L.I. pair of DLI cloth shoulder titles. Good example removed from BD. Service wear* *DURHAM L.I. WW2 printed shoulder title. Good white on red example removed from uniform.* Durham Light Infantry 1914/15 Star. Awarded to ?2384 Pte. W. King. Durh.L.I.? Small Stamping The Medal Index Card shows Private King also served with the MGC and was awarded a Silver War Badge. *Durham Light Infantry ACF units formation sign. Good scarce printed example bearing red bugle strung form King\'s Crown printed on dark green square. Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection* *Durham Light Infantry Officer?s bronze cap badge. Complete with blades. GC.* *Durham Light Infantry Officer?s silver cap badge. A good example, loops now replaced with a pin fitting. Reverse stamped ?Sterling? and maker\'s details of L & Co GC* *Durham Light Infantry Victorian brass pagri badge. Large die struck version of cap badge, with stout pin fitting. GC* *Durham Light Infantry Victorian Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped white metal on toned black loops. (KK 680)...* *Durham Light Infantry Victorian Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped white metal on toned black loops. (KK 680)...* Durham Light Infantry Victorian Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A very fine and scarce example. Within a rich gilt crowned Garter a silver strung bugle on a black velvet ground. Two loops (pinched) to reverse. *Durham Light Infantry Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. Fine die-stamped white meta example on loopsl. (KK 680)* *Durham Light Infantry WW1/WW2 DLI cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal crowned strung bugle with DLI between the cords. Slider* *Durham Light Infantry WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Two blades to reverse. Good condition.* *Durham Special Constabulary Kings Crown police Cap Badge. A good die-stamped chrome example on slider.* *Durham Univerity OTC cap badge by J.R. Gaunt, London Good scarce die-cast bronze example on loops, J.R. Gaunt London impressed to reverse.* *Durham University OTC bronze cap badge. A good die-cast example on loops. (KK 2451)* *Dutch WW2 NEDERLAND formation sign Good scarce felt embroidered issue removed from uniform.* *E. YORKSHIRE pair of WW2 slip-on shoulder titles. A good matching pair of East Yorkshire Regiment examples retaining tapes to reverse. A few minor moth nips.* *E. YORKSHIRE pair of WW2 slip-on shoulder titles. A good matching pair of East Yorkshire Regiment examples retaining tapes to reverse. A few minor moth nips.* *Earl of Chester\'s Imperial Yeomanry Shoulder Title. A good example complete with loops.* *Early 19th Century Irish Order St Patrick Officers Coatee Badge A good bullion example.* *Early 20th Century pair of Sergent\'s rank chevrons. Good scarce matching lightweight pair having white cotton chevrons sewn to red backing. Removed from uniform* *Early Elizabeth II Period Royal Yacht Ratings Cap Tally Badge. A very good full length example. Gold and cotton silk embroidered example, set against a watered silk effect backing. VGC.* *Early NAAFI Cap Badge on Slider Die-cast bronze. Slight verdigris. GC* *Early WW2 Airborne Parachute Qualification cloth Wings Fine scarce example of white canopy flanked by blue wing with central fleck embroidered on khaki cloth semi-circle. Removed from uniform* *Early WW2 Airborne Parachute Qualification cloth Wings. Good scarce example of white canopy flanked by blue wing with central fleck embroidered on khaki BD cloth rectangle. Old surface moth.* *Early WW2 Home Guard Pair Slip on cloth shoulder titles. A good pair retaining tapes to reverse. VGC.* *Early WW2 Parachute Qualification cloth Wings A fine scarce example. White canopy flanked by blue wing with central fleck embroidered on khaki cloth semi-circle.* *Early WW2 Pattern RAF Gosport Tubes. A scarce set with alloy ear pieces, these with clear AM issue stamps. Used condition. GC* *Early WW2 Pattern RAF Pilot Wings. A good padded pair, retaining most of the black paper, to the canvas backing cloth. Have been worn GC* *Early WW2 Pattern RAF Pilot Wings. A good slightly padded pair, retaining black canvas backing cloth. Have been worn GC* Early WW2 Pattern RAF Wiring Loom A good clean example of the external pattern wiring loom. Fitted with the early pattern receivers 10A/7063 (Suitable for the B type Flying Helmet). Also fitted with a microphone, suitable for the G Type mask. Complete with box and jack plug. Good clean condition. *Early WW2 Period Observers Brevet. A good padded example, retaining black canvas backing cloth GC.* *Early WW2 RAF Gosport Tubes. A good used pair, with black bakerlite ear pieces. These with clear Crowned AM stamps. Tubes remain in good condition, fitted with alloy adapter.* *Early WW2 RAF Middle East / Far East Pilots Wings. A good padded pair of early style pilots wings, with brooch fitting to the reverse. Some service wear GC.* *Early WW2 RAF Observer's Brevet. A good padded example, retaining white paper backing. GC.* *Early WW2 RAF Observer's Brevet. A good flat example. Has been worn GC.* *Early WW2 RAF Observer\'s Brevet. A very good quality embroidered flat example, retaining all black paper backing. VGC. smr* Early WW2 RAF Officer's peaked cap. A good example with light blue stitching to the welt of the crown. Complete with padded bullion cap badge and original black leather chinstrap. The interior with leater sweatband. Slight service wear. Near VGC *Early WW2 Royal Air Force RAF Pilot Wings. A good padded pair, removed from a uniform. Retaining original black paper backing.* *Early WW2 Royal Welsh Fusiliers RWF Cloth shoulder Titles. A good matching pair complete with tapes to the reverse. GC.* *EAST AFRICA WW2 Cloth Shoulder Title Locally made. White serif letters embroidered on black. Some service wear.* *East African Artillery WW2 Pagri Badge Cast brass EAA with flat integral loops mounted on red / blue felt diamond* *East African Command locally embroidered formation sign Good scarce red felt disc bearing crossed pangas* *East African Electrial & Mechanical Engineers Cap Badge Cast white metal example on loops. Good condition* *East African Expeditionary Force WW2 formation sign. Black rhinoceros printed on a white oval with black border. Sewn around card stiffener.* *East African Expeditionary Force WW2 formation sign. Good scarce black rhinoceros printed on a white oval with black border. Removed from uniform.* *East African Military Labour Corps rare WWI sheet brass badge. Rare example on loops.* *East and West Ridings Area (Northern Command) pair of printed formation signs. A fine pair, each being a white rose printed on a vlack square. Removed from uniform.* *East Anglia District cloth formation sign Good scarce printed issue comprising yellow shield bearing castle and three seaxes. Removed from uniform* *East Anglian Brigade Officer?s cap badge circa 1958-70. A good die-cast silvered star with gilt overlay. Loops* *East India Company 67th Native Infantry Officer\'s coatee skirt tail ornament. A scarce example of the pattern worn on the pre 1855 coatee and during the Indian Mutiny period. Has been worn GC* East Kent Militia Officer?s pre 1855 shoulder belt plate. A fine and rare silver on copper example. Rectangular plate mounted with elongated open top laurel wreath; within the wreath, a Crown over a scroll inscribed ?East Kent? with White Horse of Kent to centre. Across the base of the wreath, an applied scroll inscribed ?Invicta?. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom as well as original backing leather now slightly AF. VGC East Kent Militia raised at Canterbury 25th February 1760 and originally numbered the First Regiment of Militia. In 1803 it was renumbered the 57th Regiment of Militia, a title it continued with until 1833, when it was renumbered 49th. Became 3rd Bn. The Buffs (Royal Est Kent Regiment) on Friday, 1st July 1881. East Kent Militia Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1840-1855. A very fine and scarce example, a rectangular silver plated back plate with silver mounts comprising a crown over broad oak sprays, in the centre the White Horse with a scroll below, ?Invicta?, above the horse a scroll, ?East Kent?. Standard double hook and stud fasteners. VGC HQ. Canterbury. Reconstituted in 1759 and became the 3rd Battalion The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) in 1881. East Kent Militia Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Within a crowned strap ?East Kent Militia?, the White Horse of Kent on ?Invicta? scroll. *East Kent Regiment (The Buffs) post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example on four brass loops. (KK 294)* East Lancashire Regiment 1881-1914 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, white metal Sphinx on Egypt tablet within circlet inscribed ?East Lancashire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 384) East Lancashire Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58 by JR Gaunt, London.. A fine example on slider. 1958 amalgamated with South Lancashire Regt. to form The Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales Volunteers). East Lancashire Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58. A good scarce short lived example on slider by JR Gaunt, London. 1958 amalgamated with South Lancashire Regt. to form The Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales Volunteers). *East Lancashire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. Good die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops. (KK 320)* *East Lancashire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Three of four loops to reverse (two are old replacements) (KK 320)* *East Lancashire Regiment Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example. Two loops (toned to black) to reverse. Very good condition (KK 637)* *East Lancashire Regiment Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops which have toned black. (KK 637)* *East Lancashire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good scarce example lacking blades to reverse but easily restored as brass slide in type.* East Lothian Yeomanry Victorian Officer?s epaulettes. A fine pair each with silvered laurel wreath encircling entwined initials ?ELY?, mounted on to a gilt metal domed plate. Three rows of inter linked gilt chin run along the strap edged with bullion thread. Scarlet melton cloth backing. Reverse of each with four small securing loops. Gilt fresh, generally very good condition East Norfolk Militia rare OR?s 1855 pattern shako plate. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example of crowned star pattern bearing circlet inscribed ?East Norfolk Militia?, to the centre, a VR Cypher on a lined ground. Retains both original lead soldered horizontal loops to reverse (one rather bent). VGC Raised 7th October 1758 as 2nd or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia, became 4th Battalion The Norfolk Regiment on 1st July 1881. *East Perthshire Volunteers Officer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1808. A fine and scarce example by Charles Jennens, London with Prince of Wales?s plumes backmark.* *EAST RIDING YEOMANRY embroidered shoulder title. A god scarce example with light blue serif letters embroidered on maroon. Removed from uniform.* East Riding Yeomanry Officer\'s Coloured Field Service Side Cap A very rare example of Regimental pattern French Grey material, retaining plain gilt domed buttons and gilt fox on silver \"Forrard\" scroll cap badge. The interior with full lining and ink initials \"E.I.S\". Slight age wear, some minor surface moth traces, not effecting the overall appearance. GC. *East Riding Yeomanry OR?s cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1495)* East Royal Perthshire Local Militia Georgian Officer?s gilt coatee button circa 1808-16. A good scarce example. Open back, retaining original shank. Made by Charles Jennens, London (PoW plumes). 4th or Eastern Regiment (Perth) commanded by Lt.Col. Thomas, Earl of Kinnoull who?s commission dated 24th September 1808. Unit raised in response to the threat of invasion posed by Napoleon. *East Suffolk Police night helmet plate Good post 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; chromed Lion on Castle to centre. Three loops* *East Surrey Regiment personalised WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good scarce issue on brass blades* East Surrey Regiment rare Victorian OR?s pagri badge. Die-stamped brass eight pointed star bearing the Arms of Guildford with stout pagri pin to reverse. Slight verdigris. Believed to be forerunner of later more familiar crowned example. East Surrey Regiment scarce Officer?s cap badge circa 1953-59 by JR Gaunt, London.. A very fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. Amalgamated with QO Royal West Kents 14th October 1959 to form Queen?s Royal Surrey Regiment.. *East Surrey Regiment Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A good post 1881 example gilt example. Retaining three loop fitting to the reverse. Some wear to gilt highpoints, GC* *East Surrey Regiment Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine well die-stamped bi-metal example on loops which have toned black. (KK 639)* *East Surrey Regiment WW1 / WW2 Cap Badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider* *East Surrey Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.* *East Surrey Regiment WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 by F.E. Woodward, B\'ham. A good die-stamped example on slider with crease mark. Orb and cross bent backwards* *East Surrey Regiment WW1/WW2 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bi-metal issue. Star bearing crowned Arms of Guildford resting on EAST SURREY scroll. Slider* *East Surrey Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A fine scarce example on blades.* East York Militia Officer?s ?Albert? pattern shako plate circa 1844-55. A rare and splendid rich fire gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with Garter, its tail crossed with an ornate ended scroll inscribed ?East York?. Mounted on the domedcentre, in silver, the Rose of the House of York in high relief. Reverse retains both original horizontal loops and both pairs of wires behind the Crown. VGC Formed in 1760 as East Riding Militia (afterwards known as the Beverley Buffs). Became 3rd Bn. East Yorkshire Regiment on Friday 1st July, 1881. East Yorkshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, star bearing laurel wreath a white metal rose within circlet inscribed ?East Yorkshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition, minor verdigris to base of loops. (KK 304) East Yorkshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped brass example, star bearing laurel wreath a white metal rose within circlet inscribed ?East Yorkshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; two crude wire replacement loops to reverse. Spot of verdigris at 4 o'clock. (KK 304) *East Yorkshire Regiment Pagri Badge A good example. White XV embroidered on maroon rectangle.* *East Yorkshire Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.* *EAST YORKSHIRE WW2 printed shoulder title. Good scarce white letters on red issue.* *Eastborne Police Collar Badges Two die-stamped white metal examples on loops.* *Eastbourne College Combined Cadet Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops.* *Eastbourne College Junior Training Corps Cap Badge circa 1940-48 only. A good die-stamped example retaining slider.* Eastern Command (India) WW2 formation sign. White horse?s head with flowing mane embroidered on black square with white border. Long prominent horse?s mane being a play on word?s with the CO, General Sir Mosley Mayne. *Eastern Command (India) WW2 formation sign. White horse?s head embroidered on black square with white border.* Eastern Command (India) WW2 scarce printed facing pair of formation signs White horse?s head with flowing mane on black square with white border Aertex backing with fook hooks to each. Long prominent horse?s mane being a play on word?s with the CO, General Sir Mosley Mayne. Eastern Command facing pair of embroidered formation signs. White bulldogs embroidered on black felt rectangles. Black paper backing. Removed from a uniform. Eastern Command covered East Anglia from the Wash round to the Thames. *Eastern Command facing pair of formation signs. White bulldog embroidered on black square. Unworn pair with black paper backing.* *Edinburgh City Police pre 1932 helmet badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops.* *Edinburgh Fortress Engineers printed cloth formation sign. Good scarce red Ordnance device printed on white cross on dark green tartan rectangle.* *Edwadian Artillery Proficiency Badge A good scarce example. Bullion crowned crossed guns on dark blue ground. Some moth* Edward VII 1902 Coronation Bronze Medallion An attractive medallion, the obverse decorated with the head of King Edward VII. The Reverse with Queen Alexandria. Contained in original fitted leather case. The red leather lid with gold tooled Cypher. GC. *Edward VII 1902 Coronation Medal for Mayors and Provosts. A fine and scarce example complete with original ribbon.* *Edward VII 4th Bn Yorkshire Regiment Territorial Force Efficiency Medal A good scarce example awarded to "490 Pte E Pedley 4? York R" GC.* *Edward VII Royal Australian Artillery Cap Badge circa 1902-10. A good die stamped example on loops (top one absent). Slight service wear.* *Edward VII Visit to Scotland Scottish Police Medal. Awarded to ?PC W. Martin?. Small edge knock at 6 o?clock on reverse.* *Edward VII Visit to Scotland Scottish Police Medal. Awarded to ?PC W. Sutherland?. GC* *Edward VII, 1902 Coronation Medal. A good bronze example, unnamed as issued GC.* *Edward VIII Royal Engineers OSD Cap Badge* Edwardian Period Household Cavalry Yeomanry Officer's Breeches. A good scarce pair of white buckskin leather breeches, with flap fly to the front. Complete with buttons to the waist and pearl buttons to the ankles. Near VGC. *Edwardian Somerset Light Infantry Other\'s Rank Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining both loops to the reverse. GC.* *Edwardian Volunteer Warrant Officer rank badge circa 1901-08. A good die-stamped example on loops.* *Edwardian Volunteer Warrant Officer rank badge circca 1901-08. A good die-stamped example on loops.* *EFC (Expeditionary Force Canteen) pair of WW1 brass shouder titles. A good scarce set on loops complete with backing plates.* EFC scarce WW1 Expeditionary Force Canteen brass shoulder title A good scarce example on loops. Created by the Canteen and Mess Society at Havre in February 1915 with only a second-hand Ford car as its transport. Served throughout the war and with the Army of Occupationfor a short while. See ?Canteens in the British Army? by Fortescue EFC scarce WW1 Expeditionary Force Canteen brass shoulder title A good scarce example on loops. Created by the Canteen and Mess Society at Havre in February 1915 with only a second-hand Ford car as its transport. Served throughout the war and with the Army of Occupationfor a short while. See ?Canteens in the British Army? by Fortescue *Egyptian Army Egypt Medal, clasp ?Toski 1889?. A good and rare undated example with Egyptian script GC no heavy contact marks.* *EIIR Army Recruiter's crossed flag's arm badge. A fine embroidered example* *EIIR Royal Signal bi-metal cap badge. A good die-cast bi-metal two piece example on loops complete with backing plate.* *Elizabeth College Guernsey OTC second pattern brass cap badge. Die-stamped Arms of Elizabeth I on loops. Minor service wear. (KK 2549)* *Elizabeth College OTC, Guernsey first pattern brass Channel Islands cap badge. A good die-stamped example of Guernsey Light Infantry pattern on slider. (KK 2548)* *Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal & Box. A very good example awarded 2012. Complete with box.* *Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal & Box. A very good example awarded 2012. Complete with box and with presentation clip to the reverse..* *Elizabeth II Imperial Service Medal Awarded to "Hugh George Rogers" Mounted as originally worn. Contained in original case. Case with a little damp damage not effecting the medal* *Elizabeth II Imperial Service Medal & Box. This example awarded to \"Peter Chichester\" Complete with original ribbon and pin as worn. VGC.* *Elizabeth II Imperial Service Medal. A good example awarded to \"Joseph George Membery Rodgers\" Mounted as originally worn. Complete with original case of issue.* *Elizabeth II Imperial Service Medal. A very good example awarded to Mr Peter Donnnison. Remains mounted as originally worn and in Royal Mint Box of issue VGC.* *Elizabeth II Imperial Service Medal. A good example awarded to Edgar John Edwards. Mounted as worn. GC.* *Ellesmere College OTC Shropshire cap badge. Die-stamped white metal strung bugle with 'OTC / Ellesmere' between the cords on replacement loops. (KK 2456)* *Ellesmere College OTC Shropshire cap badge. Die-stamped white metal strung bugle with 'OTC / Ellesmere' between the cords on replacement loops. (KK 2456)* Ellesmere College OTC white metal Shropshire cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Bugle with ?OTC / Ellesmere? between the cords. (KK 2456) Recognised 1st December 1914 by Army Order 41/15. *Engineer Training Establishment BAOR cloth formation sign Good embroidered issue. Golden flaming Royal Engineer grenade on UBIQUE supeimposed on blue cross on red shield* *ENGINEERS / RND extremely rare Royal Naval Division shoulder title by H.B. Sale Ltd. B/ham. A good blackened brass example on loops.* ENSA WW2 cast brass cap badge. A good example on loops. (KK 2196) Entertainments National Service Association formed n 1939 by Basil Dean and Leslie Henson to provide entertainment for the Services throughout WW2. *Epsom College CCF anodised cap badge, A good example with loops to the reverse.* *ERYIY brass East Riding of Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry shoulder title. A good example on loops.* Essex & Suffolk Cyclist Battalion very rare cap badge. A very fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 1868) Formed in 1908 with HQ at Colchester, redesigned 8th (Cyclist) Bn. Essex Regt. in 1911. *Essex Constabulary cap badge. Chrome Fixing: Slider Condition: GC* *Essex Constabulary Pre 1953 Inspector?s cap badge A good chrome example with blue enamel title circlet. Retaining loops to the reverse GC.* *Essex County Cadets scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example being a shield bearing the the Arms of Essex (three Seaxes) within a laurel wreath. Slider to reverse. Good condition* *Essex County Cadets scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example being a shield bearing the the Arms of Essex (three Seaxes) within a laurel wreath. Slider to reverse. Good condition* *Essex Regiment Anodised Cap Badge by Firmin London circa 1953-58. A fine example with makers details to the slider.* *Essex Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58 by Firmin London.* *Essex Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58, A scarce example by Dowler, Birmingham. Slider, VGC* Essex Regiment Five clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal pair. Awarded to ?3785 Pte. C. Habgood Essex Regt? Queen?s South Africa Medal, with clasps ?Relief of Kimberley?, ?Paardeberg?, ?Driefontein?, ?Johannesburg?, ?Diamond Hill?, King?s South Africa ?Corpl? with clasps ?South Africa 1901? and ?South Africa 1902?. GC slight contact marks *Essex Regiment Officer\'s 1935 hallmarked silver cap badge. A good example on stout loops by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks to reverse. Minor service wear.* Essex Regiment OR?s first pattern Victorian helmet plate centre circa 1881-1900. A good scarce die-stamped brass example, Sphinx on Egypt tablet, two tower Gibraltar Castle, Key and ?Montis Insignia Calpe? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Essex? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse (KK 334) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when the War Office ordered a three tower castle should to be worn. Essex Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1900. A good scarce die-stamped brass example, Sphinx on Egypt tablet, two tower Gibraltar Castle, Key and ?Montis Insignia Calpe? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Essex? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining two of four loops to reverse (top & centre absent). VGC (KK 334) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when the War Office ordered a three tower castle should to be worn. Essex Regiment pair of Officer?s gilt collar badges. Fine die0cast facing eagles on loops. Representation of the Eagle standard of the 62nd French Regiment of the Line captured by the old 44th Foot at the Battle of Salamanca in 1812. Essex Regiment post 1881 band pouch badge. A good scarce large and well detailed cast brass eagle atop a small tablet inscribed ?62?. Three loops to reverse. Representation of the Eagle of the 62nd French Regiment of the Line captured by the old 44th Foot at the Battle of Salamanca in 1812. *Essex Regiment post 1881 pagri badge. A good die-stamped brass example as per helmet plate centre (Three tower castle) but with long slider to reverse. Slight distortion. GC (KK 335)* *Essex Regiment post 1902 Officer's gilt button. Maker: Firmin & Sons Ld., London Fixing: Shank Condition: VGC* *Essex Regiment scarce band pouch badge. A good die-stamped lined brass shield charged with Arms of Essex (three seaxes). Two of four loops remain to reverse.* Essex Regiment Territorial Battalion post 1908 Officer?s helmet plate. A fine and scarce gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with oak wreath and Garter. To the centre, in silver, the three tower Castle surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a blank tablet, below the Castle, the Key and Motto all on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver scroll inscribed ?The Essex Regiment?. Three loops to reverse *Essex Regiment Victorian glengarry badge. A scarce Two tower centre with separate Crown mounted on brass backing plate.Complete with all loops Slight verdigris to Crown otherwise GC* Essex Regiment Victorian helmet plate centre c1881-96. Good scarce die-stamped brass circlet bearing ESSEX and laurel spray; Sphinx on two tower Gibraltar castle and Key to voided centre. Four toned loops. Essex Regiment Victorian Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A very fine example. Within a gilt Crowned Garter, in silver, the Castle surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?, below the castle the Key and Motto all on a black velvet ground. Two loops to reverse. Pile of velvet worn otherwise generally VGC. Essex Regiment Victorian Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A fine example comprising a gilt Crowned Garter; within the Garter, in silver, the Castle surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?, below the castle the Key and motto all on a black velvet ground. Two loops to reverse. A little wear to velvet otherwise excellent. Essex Regiment Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A fine and scarce rich gilt example of star pattern mounted with an oak wreath enclosing the Garter To the centre, in silver, the Castle and Key surmounted by the Sphinx on ?Egypt? tablet, scroll beneath inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe? on a field of black velvet. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed ?The Essex Regiment?. Three loops to reverse. Very minor service wear in places. Essex Regiment Victorian Officer?s waist belt clasp. A very fine post 1881 silvered and gilt example of special pattern with oak leaf ends. Mounted on a round burnished gilt plate, a silvered oak wreath enclosing a Crowned circlet inscribed ?The Essex Regiment?. To the centre, the Arms of Essex on a red enamel ground surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. To the junction of the oak wreath, the Castle and Key of Gibraltar. Chip to enamel on top of shield otherwise VGC. (Ryan 211) *Essex Regiment Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 659)* *Essex Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider.* *Essex Regiment WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 A good die-stamped example on slider.* *Essex Regiment WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. Slight service wear.* *Essex Regiment WW2 bi-metal cap badge. A good example on slider.* *Essex Regiment WW2 era cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.* Essex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce silver or heavily plated example bearing retailer?s tablet to reverse of S.W. Silver & Co, Cornhill, London. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a blank tablet, the Arms of Essex bordered with a scroll inscribed ?Essex Rifle Volunteers?. The shield set on a burnished silver ground. Four screw posts to reverse. Crown detached from wreath either side otherwise VGC Essex Royal Garrison Artillery Victorian Lee Metford Bayonet 1890. A good early issue, the blade with various stamps, including the issue date of "08 90" indicating August 1890. The pommel with a faint stamp "E.R.G.A.". Complete with original leather and steel mounted scabbard. GC Minor wear. *Essex Volunteer Regiment WW1 VTC cap badge by Meggy, Thompson & Creasey of Chelmsford. A good die-cast brass example on loops. (KK 1617)* Essex Yeomanry cap badge circa 1963. Goods scarce die-stamped crowned ESSEX YEOMANRY circlet resting on DECUS ET TUTAMEN scroll; shield with Arms of Essex to voided centre, Slider. Touch of verdigris to crown. *Essex Yeomanry post 1953 Officer?s gilt cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops..* *Eton College pre war rowing Victory boater badge. Good scarce large die-stamped silvered laurel sprays surrounding College shield. Four loops. Approx. 9cm high* *Exeter School CCF scarce King's Crown Anodised Cap Badge A good example complete with loops. Slight service wear* *Exeter University OTC Anodised Cap Badge by Toye Kenning & Spencer Ltd. A good example on slider.* Expeditionary Forces Canteen 2nd pattern WW1 brass cap badge. A scarce die-cast example on slider. Details worn through polishing. Created by the Canteen and Mess Society at Havre in February 1915 with only a second-hand Ford car as its transport. See ?Canteens in the British Army? by Fortescue Expeditionary Forces Canteen scarce WW1 brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider.(Cox 1786) Created by the Canteen and Mess Society at Havre in February 1915 with only a second-hand Ford car as its transport. See ?Canteens in the British Army? by Fortescue Expeditionary Forces Canteen, Royal Marine Artillery, Mercantile Marine Medal Group. An unusual combination awarded to James W Miller. Comprising: 1914/15 Star "347 Pte J.W. Miller Ex. Fce. Can", British War Medal "RMA 1532-S- GR J.W. Miller", Mercantile Marine Medal "James W Miller", Victory Medal "RMA GR". Medals loose GC. *EYVB rare East York Volunteer Battalion brass shoulder title circa 1918. A good previously unrecorded example on flat loops.* F & F rare Fife & Forfar Yeomanry brass Scottish shoulder title. A good example on toned loops. Not recorded in Westlake. *F.A.N.Y. cloth shoulder title. Good scarce light blue sans-serif letters embroidered on maroon felt (Airborne colours). See “Some Talk of Private Armies” by Len Whittaker, No.11.* F.A.N.Y. scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. Blue embroidered on maroon. Worn by ?Free FANY?s? included many SOE female agents on uniform in England. (Womens Transport Service First Aid Nursing Yeomanry) See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker, No.11 for very similar example. *Falkland Islands Defence Force brass cap badge. Die-stamped example on loops. Shield, resting on ?Desire the Right? scroll, bearing a sheep a galleon in full sail set ocean waves* Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps die-stamped brass cap badge. A good example on lead soldered loops. GC. (as Cox 104) Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps formed in 1898 and stood down in 1919. Reformed as Falkland Islands Defence Force in 1920. *Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps die-stamped brass cap badge. A good issue on loops* Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps scarce cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example with two lead soldered loops to reverse. Very good condition. Falkland Islands Volunteer Corps formed in 1898 and stood down in 1919. Reformed as Falkland Islands Defence Force in 1920. Family Group of Medals. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (506468 SPR A COOK R.E), Defence Medal. .... St.John Ambulance Medal (Alfred Cook).... General Service Medal, clasp Palestine 1945-48 awarded to (19013466 CPL L.D. COOK REME). Medals loose. Believed to be Father & Son grouping. *Fareo Islands Force WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce Tjaldur (oyster catcher) printed standing on rock with half light blue half dark blue ground.* Federation of Malay States Volunteer Force Artillery Light Battery cap badge. Scarce die-stamped brass example on slider of RA pattern but ?Ubique? replaced with laurel spray and tri-part scroll below reads ?Light? ?FMSVF? ?Battery?. Federation of Malayan Police General Service Medal, Clasp Malaya Unusual Rank. A good example awarded to 4548 REC SHAARI B AROF F. of M. Poil. GC Rank Recruit Felsted School OTC brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example with two loops to reverse. Execellent. (KK 2554) Essex Felsted School, Essex OTC prize marksman;s badge for 1929 and 1930. A fine rare khaki cloth example. Crossed gold wire rifles surmounted by gold and red school badge and motto with two scrolls above "1929" and "1930". *Field Marshal's scare bullion rank crossed batons. Gold wire and crimson velvet crossed batons on laurel sprays. Bulliian dull. Would have been worn with separate crown above.* *Fife & Forfar Imperial Yeomanry scarce OR?s cap badge. A good die-cast brass example by Lambourne & Co Birmingham. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 1351)* Fifth London Brigade Royal Field Artillery brass Cap Badge A good rare example following the design of the Royal Artillery with ?Fifth? in place of the usual ?Ubique? scroll and the lower tri-part scroll inscribed London RFA Brigade?. Two loops to reverse GC Fiji Defence Force King's crown brass cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Good die-stamped example on loops (slight verdigris). Star resting on pierced ?FIJI? with Royal Crest to centre. (Cox 1045) *Fiji Defence Force pair of Officer?s gilt collar badges. A good scarce die-cast pair on loops. (Please note central Royal Crests correctly do not face)* *Fiji Defence Force pre 1953 Officer's gilt cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. Fine die-cast example on loops Star resting on pierced ?FIJI? with Royal Crest to centre. (as Cox 1045).* *Fiji Volunteer Artillery OR?s brass cap badge. A brass post 1953 example complete with slider. VGC* *Fiji Volunteer Artillery post 1953 cap badge by Dowler. Good scarce die-stamped gun pattern as Royal Artillery but top scroll ‘FIJI’. Slider impressed Dowler, Birmingham.Minor verdigris* *Finland 1939-40 Winter War Medal. Good scarce example on correct short length of black ribbon with two central red stripes.* *FIRST COMMANDO BRIGADE WW2 cloth shoulder title Good scarce late war red embroidered sans-serif letters on blue felt* First Devon Militia Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A very fine and scarce die-stamped silver plated example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with circlet ?First Devon Militia?; Exeter Castle and ?Semper Fidelis? scroll to lined centre. Two replacement loops to reverse. First Life Guards OR\'s brass cap badge. A die-stamped brass example on slider. Small fracture to crown arch. Amalgamated with Second Life Guards on 21st May 1922 to form The Life Guards (1st and 2nd). **First Royal Surrey Militia 1874-81 OR's glengarry badge Became 3rd Battalion The East Surrey Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881.* Fixing: Loops Condition: Generally VGC*** First Royal Surrey Militia OR?s 1874-81 white metal glengarry badge A good die-stamped example on loops. First Surrey Rifles Edwardian Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1902-05 by Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W. A fine rare short lived die-stamped silvered example on three loops, the reverse with oval maker\'s tablet. Maltese cross, lions between the arms, surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?1803-1859?. On the cross a circlet inscribed ?First Surrey Rifles?; to the voided centre, on a silvered ground, a strung bugle with ?1? between the strings. Beneath the lower arm of the cross a scroll inscribed ?Concordia victrix?. Lower blade securing central backing plate AF otherwise VGC Granted ?South Africa 1900-02? honour in 1905. Transferred to Territorial Force as 21st (County of London) First Surrey Rifles 1st April, 1908. First Surrey Rifles Victorian OR?s Field Service cap badge circa 1896-1901. Good die-stamped blackened brass Maltese Cross pattern bearing strung bugle to centre with ?1? between the strings. Scroll beneath the Crown inscribed ?1803 . 1559?. Additional scroll beneath the Cross inscribed ?Concordia Victrix?. Loops First Worcestershire Artillery Volunteers prize badge. A most unusual and most attractive die struck silvered example. Fixing: Three loops Condition: VGC Fleet Air Arm Cold War 1960s Sea Vixon Jet Tie Pin, by Strattons.. A good plated example, depicting the carrier borne jet. Maker's stamp to the reverse of Strattons. Made in England.GC. Fleet Air Arm Malta Made bullion Pilot's Wings. A good post 1953 pair retaining original Malta maker's circular paper label to the reverse. VGC Fleet Air Arm Pilots Knee Pad. This example probably dates to the early post war years, bears the original owners name of Lt Cdr H.E.R. Bain. and retains original notes of when last used. GC. Fleet Air Arm Pre 1937 Officer Observer Badge. A scarce bullion example of the pattern worn by Observer Officer's prior to the creation of the Fleet Air Arm in 1937 GC. Foot Guards early post 1953 Regimental Sergeant-Major's RSM rank badge. An impressive large padded arm example. Foot Guards rare RSM\'s large rank badge circa 1902-52. Bullion embroidered Royal Arms in high relief set on scarlet cloth ground. Blue velvet ground to Garter. Removed from a uniform, minor service wear and oxidisation to bullion. Foot Guards Regimental Sergeant Major's (RSM) Rank Badge. A fine and scarce large King's Crown embroidered example, the central shield embroidered in coloured threads. Removed from uniform but excellent condition. Height 14 cm Worn by Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Guards, Scots Guards, Irish Guards and Welsh Guards RSM's Foot Guards Warrant Officer?s bearskin A good example of Warrant Officer quality. Fitted with a graduated brass and leather backed, chin chain. Leather lining and wicker frame to the interior. The bearskin retains a good shape. GC For Canadian cloth formation signs see Formation Sign section Force 135 (Channel Islands Liberation Force) formation Badge. A very good example. Three yellow lions embroidered on red shield. VGC Liberated the Channel Islands in May 1945. Force 135 (Channel Islands Liberation Force) WW2 formation sign. Three yellow lions printed on red shield. VGC Liberated the Channel Islands in May 1945. Force 281 and Dodecanese District WW2 formation sign. Good scarce example comprising a red goat leaping over three blue waves embroidered on KD rectangle. Removed from uniform, evidence of four press studs or hooks. Minor service wear. Foreign Service helmet. Forest Hill Ladies Rifle Corps 1914 rare enamelled lapel badge by Kenning & Son, London A fine circular silvered pinback example with green enamel scrolls, crossed rifles to centre. Forest School CCF brass and enamel cap badge A good example on loops. One or two tiny chips to enamel Forester Brigade Officer?s cap badge circa 1958-70 by J.R.Gaunt, London. A fine die-casts silvered and gilt example on loops. FORESTERS scarce WW2 Notts & Derby slip-on shoulder title. A good example. Black embroidered on khaki. Complete with double securing tape to reverse. FORTH scarce Forth Heavy Brigade Royal Artillery cloth shoulder tilte Good red on blue embroidered issue FRANCE scarce WW2 blackened brass shoulder title. A fine example on loops. FRANCE WW2 RAF Officer's nationality shoulder title. A good scarce embroidered example. VGC France. Medaille Militaire, Croix de Guerre group of six probably to the Foreign Legion. An interesting group mounted as originally worn. Comprising: Medaille Militaire in silver, gilt and enamels; Croix de Guerre (Theatres d?Operations Exterieurs) with star; Croix du Combattant; ; Medaille Coloniale with ?Extreme Orient? clasp; Medaille Corps Expeditionnaire d?Extreme Orient with ?Indochine? clasp; Medaille Commemorative Operations Securite et Maintaien de l?Ordre with ?Algerie? clasp. Mounted as worn in two tiers on black felt strip. Minor service wear, generally VGC France. National Gendarmerie a Cheval 1913 pattern helmet. A fine example by Franck & Ses Fils, Aubervilliers. Gilt metal skull with nickel silver binding and with silvered helmet plate to the front depicting a flaming grenade. Mounted on the crown, a silvered metal comb ornamented with floral leaf decoration to either side. The front bears Medusa?s head looking forward, the comb supports bristle brush. To the left side, a silvered plume holder supports a red cut feather plume (possibly a replacement). A pair of lion?s head circular brass bosses support a set of leather backed silvered chin scales. The interior retains original cloth sweatband and adjustable leather lining formed by seven tongues. Horsehair mane to reverse absent otherwise VGC. Housed in large black painted transit / storage tin. France. Paratrooper\'s breast wing by Drago, Paris. Good example set on black leather backing. complete with fixing loops (one resoldered) and ball ended securing pin. France. WW1 Croix de Guerre. A good bronze example with 1914-1917 reverse. Retaining original ribbon and pin fitting. GC. Free French Navy Aircrew WW2 qualification badge. A very good English made die-cast silvered rope circlet with central fouled anchor mounted with gilt Cross of Lorraine. over winged five pointed star. Complete with loops VGC. Free French Navy Pilot?s WW2 English made qualification badge. Scarce silver and gilt example. Reversed impressed ?P? which was Gaunt?s mark for silver plate. Worn on the right breast. Two Loops. Gilt bright . Free Norwegian Forces WW2 designation / formation sign. Good scarce white embroidered NORGE on khaki felt rectangle worn on left sleeve. Free Norwegian Forces WW2 designation / formation sign. Good scarce small Norwegian flag embroidered on khaki felt rectangle worn on right sleeve. Free Polish Army WW2 cap badge. Good scarce small cast bronze/brass crowned winged eagle atop an Amazon shield on lead soldered screw post. (approx. 4 cm high) Free Polish Army WW2 plastic cap badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Good scarce example on brass blades. A little distortion and service wear French 152 (Red Devils) Infantry Badge by Fraisse Paris. A good example, retaining original pin back fitting. GC. French 152 (Red Devils) Infantry Badge by Fraisse Paris. A good die-cast silvered example, retaining original pin back fitting. Red enamel devil in oval and lettering. French 20th Bn. Alpine Chasseurs silver breast badge. A good scarce die-cast example on stout pin. Reverse marked "Arthus Bertrand, Paris. Depose" French 20th Bn. Alpine Chasseurs silver breast badge. A good scarce die-cast example on stout pin. Reverse marked "Arthus Bertrand, Paris. Depose" French Colonial Medal A good silver example with clasp 'Afrique Occidentale Francaise' clasp. Rim impressed with silver mark 'argent' French Commando insignia. A fine set of post war interest : Commando Entrainment double sided pennant ... pair of COMMANDO cloth titles ... Commando Entrainment silver wire cloth badge ... Commando Entrainment circular cloth badge and a similar stick-on badge. French Gendarmerie Trooper?s helmet. A fine example. Burnished brass skull with silvered helmet plate to the front depicting a flaming grenade. Mounted on the crown, a silvered metal comb ornamented with floral leaf decoration to either side. The front bears Medusa?s head looking forward, from the comb flows a black horse hair plume and bristle brush. To the left side, a brass plume holder supports a cut feather plume of the National colours of red, white and blue. A pair of lion?s head circular brass bosses support a set of leather backed silvered chin scales. The interior retains original leather lining. GC French Napoleonic Waterloo Period Heavy Cavalry Cuirassier\'s sword. A very scarce and impressive example of the pattern carrier by the feared French Cuirassiers at the Battle of Waterloo. The single edged straight blade with two wide fullers and spear point. The back of the blade with cutler\'s details and date 1810. Brass four bar open guard with leather grip. Housed in its original polished steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. This sword remains in good original condition (uncleaned or polished). Overall age patina. French Navy, Maritime Aviation Pilot's breast badge (wings) circa 1939. A good die-cast silver and gilt example with two loops to reverse. Gilt worn otherwise GC. After the invasion of France, the Free French pilot's had the Cross of Lorraine added to their badge. French Police badge Silvered and enamel reverse numbered A770 Fixing: Holes for sewing on Condition: GC French Police badge Silvered and enamel Maker: Fraisse-Demey, Paris Fixing: Single screw post & dished retaining nut Condition: VGC French Police Fob badge Silvered and enamel reverse numbered 1736 Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: GC French pre war Maginot Line badge A good brass pinback exampleBlue French Rotatif 7 Cylindres Aero Engine Sales booklet. Circa 1911 Condition: VGC French Wounded Emergency Fund rare WWI cloth badge. A rare example, now with a few moth nips Friday 20th March Update Throughout the day we have been updating the web site. We have cleaned the site of all old sold items. We have also introduced Pay Pal payments, unlike many other web sites, we have made the decision to absorb the pay pal costs and not pass these onto our buyers. Also all credit card payments will now be processed through Pay Pal, again at no additional cost to buyers. Your Credit Card Statement will give Pay Pal as a reference. We are hoping to regularly update the site over the weekend and will then resume our regular weekly updates. Fridays Upload During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back.... Frome and Selwood Volunteer Cavalry Georgian silver button. A good open back example, retaining shank VGC Frontier Force Regiment Captain's rank slides A well worn cloth pair G.H.Q. Middle East Divisional Cloth Badge A good example of an embroidered post 1946 pattern. Has been worn GC. G.H.Q. Middle East Divisiona cloth formation signl A good example of an embroidered camel on half red over blue shield. Removed from uniform GCR / WAFF brass shoulder title. A good scarce cast elliptical example on loops by J.R. Gaunt London. Worn pre 1925 by Gold Coast Regiment of the West African Frontier Force Geman Third Reich RLB stick pin Some defects to blue enamel General Officer's pair of crossed sword and baton rank insignia. A good die-cast brass pair on loops General Oficers Rank Insigina. A good set comprising a pair of scarlet Gorget Patches with bullion embroidered oakleaves and gilt mounted buttons (clips to reverse). Generals crossed Baton and Sword shoulder insignia, Gilt metal on loops. A little service wear General pattern Victorian Militia shako plate. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. General Post Office Victorian brass button. Maker: Harrison & Smith, Birmingham Fixing: Shank Condition: GC General Service Corps post 1953 OSD bronze cap badge. A good scarce EIIR example with blades. VGC General Service Corps WW2 pair of GSC slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce printed pair General Service Medal Clasp Palestine This is a pre WW2 name erased example. GC. General Staff Command HQ WW1/WW2 armlet / armband Good scarce red felt band with central black line bearing scarlet G. Cotton lined. Tape & buckle fastening General Staff Command HQ WW2 attributed armlet / armband Good scarce red belt with central black line bearing scarlet G. Khaki cotton lined with adustable press studs. Faded handwritten J.D. CHATERIS and R SCOTS Captain Temp Major J.D. Chateris, Royal Scots on Staff during WW2. General?s post 1902 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Laurel sprays surmounted by Royal Crest, crossed sword and baton to voided centre. George V Crowned Head Special Constabulary Police Medal This example awarded to "Joseph A Gardener" GC George V Special Constabulary Medal A good Crowned head example awarded to Henry Hall GC George V Visit to Ireland Medal 1911. A good example, unnamed as issued. George VI Imperial Service Medal & Box. This example was awarded to \"Charles James Macklin\". Retaining original ribbon and pin fitting as worn. GC. London Gazette 27th January 1953 Technician Class 1 London Telecommunications Region. George VI Period Metropolitan Police Night Helmet Plate A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example with chrome GVIR cypher to centre. Retains two of three loops. George VI Secial Contabulary Long Service Medal awarded to Thomas Copp. Complete with ribbon Georgian 11th (North Devon) Regt Officer?s gilt open back coatee button A fire gilt example retaining shank. Made by I.Nutting & Son King St Covent Garden VGC. Circa 1804-1820 Georgian Irish Militia Officer?s gilt coatee button. A fine gilt on copper flat example of general pattern by I. Lloyd, Dublin, bearing crowned Maid of Erin Harp. A little wear to gilt on highpoint, generally good condition. Georgian Irish Volunteer Officer?s coatee button. A Silver on copper,open back example retaining shank. Good Condition Georgian Isdulas Volunteers Officer?s plated open back coatee button circa 1803-08. A fine and scarce example by I.Nutting & Son King St Covent Garden. Complete with shank. VGC Denbighshire Georgian Officer?s Universal Pattern gorget circa 1796-1830. A fine copper gilt example as worn at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Crescent with raised edge, the centre part engraved with Crowned GR and attendant laurel sprays; lacking leather liner. Very minor wear to gilt in places. Near VGC. In May 1796 new regulations were issued abolishing silver gorgets and introducing the Universal pattern in gilt bearing the Royal Cypher. The gorget was abolished by William IV in August 1830 but permitted to be worn by Officers at home up to Christmas 1831 and up to 1832 by those abroad. Georgian West Forfarshire Local Militia Officer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1808-16 Complete with shank. A little rubbed. GermaGerman Third Reich Pioneer Officer?s M36 Army Infantry Combat Tunic. A rare example. The dark green collar retaining aluminium wire collar patches with black central bars, wire breast eagle and swastika. Provision for ribbon bar and four breast awards. To the shoulders Officer?s pattern shoulder boards with black piping and backing. The interior with various issue stamps. The overall condition is good retaining a good shape. Moth nips to the backing cloth of the shoulder boards; breast eagle with one or two loose threads. German 3rd Reich Army Panzer breast eagle A fine BeVo example in excellent unworn condition German 3rd Reich WW2 Hauptverkehrsdirektion Br?ssel railway official\'s armband. Black printed on grey with circular red eagle and swastika stamp. Rust marks. \"Hauptverkehrsdirektion\" (Central-Traffic-Directorate) which controlled much of the railway system in occupied Europe. German Afrika Korps pair of WW2 maker marked tropical helmet decals. Good scarce matching die-stamped aluminium shields. One bearing Wehrmacht style eagle, with downswept wings, clutching a canted swastika in its talons, on a black pebbled background. The other bears the national colors diagonally. Both retain three aluminium pins set in circular bases and both bear maker's logo in relief of a diamond with PuC to lined centre. German Air Force. Third Reich Luftwaffe Aircraft equipment admin branch arm badge A fine unissued example. German Air Force. Third Reich Luftwaffe Pilot's breast badge. A good embroidered example for wearing on the flight jacket. Moth to one edge. German Army. Late WW2 BeVo breast eagle. A mint example. German Army. Third Reich Artillery Officer's pair of collar patches. A fine pair in unissued condition still attached to each other with cotton. German Imperial Army Officer schirmutze or peaked cap. A good scarce example, the body of field grey; red piping to the welt of the crown and either side of the black cap band. Cap band retains white ringed black cockade, crown with red, white and black example; pressed fibre peak. The interior with simulated leather sweatband and simulated silk lining with faint tailor?s details. Generally VGC retains a good shape German Navy. Third Reich Torpedo Artificer's tate / trade badge. A fine unissued example German NSDAP 1931 SA Treffen Brunswick breast badge A good die-cast silvered example. The flat reverse with vertical needle pin. Service wear German post war Iron Cross and Wound Badge in black stickpin A good example with barley twist section on pin German Third Reice Faithful Service Decoration. A good silvered and black enaeal example on original blue ribbon retaining original pin fitting. German Third Reich 1935 Gau Westfalen Süd tinnie / day badge. Good scarce die-cast aluminium shield by R Sieper & Sohne, Lüdensheid, with swept winged eagle in relief clutching wreathed swastika in its talons. Pin back. German Third Reich 1935 tinnie / propaganda badge. Good scarce pressed metal FREIIST DIE SAAR rectangular example saying Saar should be free to be part of Germany depicting the hoisting of a Nazi flag. Brooch pin to reverse. German Third Reich 1938 Kreis Victor’s Badge in National Trade Competition. A good scarce die-cast bronze example. Laurel wreath mounted with cream enamelled disc inscribed “Kreissieger 1938”; mounted on the disc, a bronze eagle on cogwheel bearing red, white and black enamel Hitler Youth diamond. Reverse with flat tapered pin and raised maker’s details ‘G. Brehmer, Markneukirchen’. Slight enamel damage to top section of diamond otherwise very good. Instituted by DAF head, Robert Ley, in 1934. German Third Reich 1938 NSFK Coastal Flight Flying Competition Official\'s Badge Good scarce Kustenflug (Gruppe 6) blue and white enameled oval example depicting winged figure of Icarus and swastika.Original brooch pin secured with maker\'s plate of Brehmer Markneukirchen German Third Reich 1939 Iron Coss 2nd Class on ribbon A good issue with silvered rim and magnetic iron insert bearing swastika over 1939 German Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Good unmarked example on ribbon with silvered frame and magnetic iron core. German Third Reich 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords by Otto Schickle, Pforzheim. A good die-cast silvered example with tapered pin impressed ?L15?. Some service wear and lifting to finish. German Third Reich 1939 War Merit Medal. Good example on replacement ribbon. German Third Reich 1939 Wound Badge in Black by Funke & Brüninghaus, Lüdenscheid. Good heavy die-stamped example complete with needle pin and securing hook. Reverse bears L / 56 in relief. German Third Reich 1939 WW2 War Merit Cross with swords.. Fine 2nd Class bronzed example together with length of ribbon. German Third Reich 34th Infantry Regiment Army Officer's Shoulder Boards. A good WW2 pair removed from an Oberleutnant's tunic, of aluminium wire cord on white cloth, mounted with two gilt rank stars and "34". Service wear and grubby but basically good condition. German Third Reich Armed Forces 4 year Service Medal. A good silvered example on Germanic mounted cornflower blue ribbon bearing silvered eagle and swastika. Grey cloth backed complete with pin fitting (actual pin clipped). Instituted 16th March, 1935. German Third Reich Army Infantry Signals Operator\'s arm badge. White lightning bolt embroidered on dark green oval German Third Reich Army (Heer) NCO's breast eagle A good flat silver war embroidered example sewn to field grey wool backing (mothed) German Third Reich Army (Heer) Officer\'s / NCO\'s cap eagle. A good die-stamped example on two pins. German Third Reich Army 12 year service medal Flash gilt example (finish worn) mounted as a single medal in Germanic style with eagle on ribbon German Third Reich Army Afrika Korps 1st Pattern Issue Sun Helmet. A good clean example of light coloured cotton material with leather chin strap and edging. Retaining original National and Army metal shields. To the green interior, leather sweat band. Cork to crown crushed, otherwise good clean condition. German Third Reich Army Alpine/Mountain Troops arm badge BeVo embroidered Edelweiss on chain German Third Reich Army Armoured Infantry Signals Operator\'s Afrika Korps / Tropical arm badge. Green lightning bolt embroidered on tan cotton oval with bound edge German Third Reich Army Armoured Infantry Signals Operator\'s arm badge. Green lightning bolt embroidered on dark green oval German Third Reich Army Artillery Signals Operator\'s arm badge. Red lightning bolt embroidered on dark green oval German Third Reich Army Artillery Signals Operator\'s arm badge. Red lightning bolt embroidered on grey oval with lighter grey bound edge. German Third Reich Army Artillery Troops arm badge BeVo flaming shell head in oak spray on green German Third Reich Army Artilleryman's sleeve badge German Third Reich Army Artilleryman's sleeve badge A good padded BeVo weave issue German Third Reich army cap cockade. Fine die-stamped aluminium, red cloth and black composition roundel resting in aluminium oak sprays. Complete with all fixings and stamped 2 and GES. GESCH. German Third Reich Army cap eagle and swastika. A good aluminium example by F & B on three blades. German Third Reich Army Cavalry Signals Operator\'s arm badge. Golden yellow lightning bolt embroidered on dark green oval German Third Reich Army Gefreiter's double chevron Aluminium lace on dark green. A little moth to reverse. German Third Reich Army marksman?s lanyard. A fine example of plaited aluminium cord, the top part mounted with aluminium device of shield and crossed swords within a narrow oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika; end with solid aluminium acorn indicating higher grade. German Third Reich Army Mountain Troops arm badge A good BeVo example of Edelweiss within a chained border. Introduced 1st May, 1939 German Third Reich Army Oberschutz rank star Afrika Korps / Tropical arm badge. Grey star embroidered on tan cotton disc with bound edge. German Third Reich Army Officer's peaked cap wreath and roundel, A good aluminium wire embroidered oak wreath with central aluminium National Cockade. Dark green backing cloth. Very slight oxidisation to cockade. German Third Reich Army Officer?s dagger by rare maker Max Weyersberg. A good example with amber ivorine twist grip and plated mounts. Oak leaf ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika, the blade plain except for maker's stamping WMW Waffen. Housed in its plated pebbled scabbard with both oakleaf bands retaining loose suspension rings. Some wear and minor staining to blade otherwise good condition. UK SALE ONLY Army (Heer) Officer?s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935. German Third Reich Army Officer\'s peaked cap wreath and roundel, A good aluminium wire embroidered oak wreath with central aluminium National Cockade. Dark green backing cloth. Very slight oxidisation to cockade. German Third Reich Army Panzer Officer?s peaked cap by Erel. A fine example of field grey woollen cloth with pink piping to the welt of the crown and either side of the green woollen band. To the front of the the crown an aluminium eagle and swastika, on the band, an aluminium cockade in oakleaf wreath. Aluminium cap cords supported by pebbled buttons. Black pressed fibre peak, leather sweatband, lining (with celluloid diamond absent) bearing details of ?Erel Sonderklasse?. A superb shaped example in fine condition German Third Reich Army Signals Mechanic NCO\'s arm badge. A fine aluminium wire piped field grey disc with yellow embroidered Gothic \"M\" over lightning bolt. German Third Reich Army Ski-J?ger arm badge. A good scarce BeVo example. Crossed skis on oak pray within oval roped border German Third Reich Army Smoke Troops Signals Operator\'s arm badge. Burgundy lightning bolt embroidered on dark green oval German Third Reich BDM Nordsee of region Nord BeVo cloth arm badge a good white on black issue German Third Reich cased 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class by Karl Gschiermeister, Wien. A fine die-cast silvered example with tapered pin impressed "50". Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet (flock) and cream silk, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award. Very minor service wear. German Third Reich cased 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class by Karl Gschiermeister, Wien. A fine die-cast silvered example with tapered pin impressed "50". Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet (flock) and cream silk, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award. Very minor service wear. German Third Reich DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront/German Labour Front) cap badge. Good scarce example. BeVo weave golden canted swastika within cogwheel over oak spray; set in oval gilt aluminium roped border. Reverse complete with metal backing with both blades/prongs and bearing raised RZM logo over Lieferant No. 357. German Third Reich DAF Member\'s badge by Hillenbrand & Br?er, L?denscheid Aluminium cogwheel, pinback. Reverse with M1/76 German Third Reich DJ member's badge. Plated tin example on pinback. Single rune in diamond. German Third Reich Eastern Peoples Decoration 2nd Class Good die-cast example on plain green ribbon retaining original brooch pin. Traces of gilt wash Instituted 14th July, 1942. German Third Reich Frankentag Hesselberg 1939 tinnie / day badge. Good scarce die-cast aluminium eagle with flames in the background perched on rectangle bearing legend , the date flanked by swastikas. Conlete with pin to reverse which bears raised RZM logo M9/12 and C. BALMBERGER, NURNBERG German Third Reich Gau Essen badge. A good pin-back gilded aluminium crossed hammer and upright sword example inscribed 1925 1935 by Hoffstätler of Bonn. Approx 52 mm high German Third Reich German Youth Proficiency Badge by Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid. Good die-cast aluminiom example. On a rune, a circlet inscribed in runic letters “Für Leistungen im DJ”. Reverse with pin, issue number and and stamped with RZM logo M1/120. Instituted in 26th September, 1935 by Reichsjugendführer Baldur von Schirach; awards ceased in 1944. German Third Reich Heer (Army) breast eagle and swastika. Good unworn BeVo weave example. German Third Reich Heer (Army) peaked cap eagle and swastika. Good scarce die-stamped aluminium alloy issue with two brass securing pins attached in circular crimped mounts German Third Reich Heer (Army) Sports Vest eagle and swastika Good large example removed from vest German Third Reich Heer 1934 Panzer cloth breast eagle. A good BeVo embroidered white eagle and swastika on black German Third Reich Heer Artillery Officer\'s collar patches Fine heavily embroidered aluminium wire Litzen with central red lines on dark green felt patches. German Third Reich Heer cloth breast eagle. A good BeVo embroidered white eagle and swastika on dark green German Third Reich Heer NCO\'s cloth breast eagle. A good flat silver wire machine embroidered eagle and swastika on grey. Field grey backing. German Third Reich Heer Officer/NCO cloth breast eagle. A good BeVo flat silver wire embroidered eagle and swastika on dark green on field grey backing German Third Reich Heer Panzer cloth breast eagle. A good BeVo embroidered white eagle and swastika on black German Third Reich Heer Panzer cloth cap eagle & roundel Good unissued example German Third Reich Herman Goring Division pair of Hauptmann\'s collar patches Good scarce pair. Minor wear and slight size difference. German Third Reich Hitler Youth 1933-38 241 shoulder strap Complete in 'I' pebbled button German Third Reich Hitler Youth 1938-45 421 shoulder strap Complete with pebbled button German Third Reich Hitler Youth belt buckle by Assmann Good example of plated steel bearing circlet ‘Blut und Ehre’; eagle with HJ diamond swastika to centre. Reverse with impressed circular RZM logo over 17, GES.GESCH. and maker's logo. A little service wear German Third Reich Hitler Youth belt buckle by Overhoff & Co., Lüdenscheid Good example of plated steel bearing circlet ‘Blut und Ehre’; eagle with HJ diamond swastika to centre. Reverse with impressed circular RZM logo and M4/27, German Third Reich Hitler Youth BeVo cloth Sports Vest badge Fine unissued example German Third Reich Hitler Youth cloth Sports Vest badge Good used example German Third Reich Hitler Youth Luftwaffe helper cloth badge Good scarce blue embroidered eagle in flight grasping swastika with letters above, on black within blue triangle German Third Reich Hitler Youth Sharpshooter badge by Steinhauer & Lück A good scarce enameled pinback example, marked RZM and M1/63 German Third Reich Hunting Association (DJV) Supervisor’s/Warden\'s Identity Badge, Good scarce aluminium shield with oakleaf border, bearing stag’s skull with a radiant mobile swastika between its antlers, on top of a banner bearing an inscription of JAGD AUFSEHER with issue no. 19880. Reverse maker marked “HOFFSTÄTTER, BONN”, Pin back. German Third Reich HVD Br?ssel Railway sleeve eagle. A fine yellow on black BeVo example in unworn condition. "Hauptverkehrsdirektion" (Central-Traffic-Directorate) which controlled much of the railway system in occupied Europe. German Third Reich HVD Br?ssel Railway sleeve eagle. A fine yellow on black BeVo example in unworn condition. "Hauptverkehrsdirektion" (Central-Traffic-Directorate) which controlled much of the railway system in occupied Europe. German Third Reich HVD Brussels State Traffic Directorate State Raiways arm badge A fine BeVo golden yellow on black eagle and swastika over "HVD Br?ssel" German Third Reich HVD Brussels State Traffic Directorate State Raiways arm badge A fine BeVo golden yellow on black eagle and swastika over "HVD Br?ssel" German Third Reich insignia. SA cap eagle and swastika on blades ... cap cockade ... rank star ... NSDAP button. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German Third Reich Iron Cross ribbon mounted Germanic style Pin back German Third Reich Jager Troops cap badge Fine unworn die-stamped aluminium oakleaf cluster on three integral (bend over) blades German Third Reich Kriegsmarine BeVo tropical breast eagle & swastika Fine scarce unissued example German Third Reich Kriegsmarine breast eagle A good BeVo weave example, yellow on navy German Third Reich Kriegsmarine breast eagle A good BeVo weave example, yellow on navy. German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Civilian Officer\'s (Beamte) sleeve badge. Good rare dark blue woollen oval embroidered in silver wire with eagle clutching canted swastika over two chevrons German Third Reich Kriegsmarine cloth breast eagle. A good embroidered yellow eagle and swastika on navy German Third Reich Kriegsmarine cloth breast eagle. A good BeVo embroidered yellow eagle and swastika on dark blue stitched onto Navy felt backing German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer's breast eagle and swastika. A fine gold wire embroidered example removed from tunic. German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer's breast eagle and swastika. A fine gold wire embroidered example removed from tunic. German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer?s dagger by Eickhorn. A good gilded brass example, the blade etched with fouled anchor, foliage etc. and Original Eickhorn, Solingen maker?s squirrel logo. Gilt mounts with twist wire bound simulated ivory grip; eagle and swastika pommel. Housed in its scabbard with lightening bolt designs and retaining both suspension rings. A few minor dents to scabbard. Some service wear overall. Introduced in 1938. German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Navy Petty Officer Diver sleeve badge Fine scarce red diver's helmet over two chevrons embroidered on white oval German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer white tunic breast eagle. A good scarce die-stamped gilt metal eagle and swastika with original stout pin to reverse with additional hook behind the swastika German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer white tunic breast eagle. A good scarce die-stamped cast golden aluminium eagle and swastika with original stout hinged pin and countersunk hook to reverse with additional upward countersunk steadying hook behind the swastika German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer's breast eagle and swastika. Fine gilt aluminium die-cast pinback example with additional hoof behind the swastika German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Sailor's cap eagle and swastika Good die-stamped example on single stick pin German Third Reich Kriegsmarine sailors cap eagle and swastika. Good 1940 stamped 'gilt' aluminium issue on barleytwist stickpin by JFS (Josef Felix & Sohne, Gablonz) German Third Reich Kriegsmarine sailors cap eagle by F.W. Assmann & Sohne. Good scarce die-cast golden aluminium eagle and swastika on pin. German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Seaman 2nd class rank badge. Good single yellow felt chevron on navy felt backing German Third Reich Luftschutz (ARP) cloth breast badge A fine unissued BeVo exampe German Third Reich Luftschutz Decoration, 2nd class. A good 1938 Luftschutz Service Medal in zinc by Forster und Barth, Pforzheim complete with length of ribbon. Suspension ring impressed 10. Slight oxidisation German Third Reich Luftschutzpolizei S.H.D. Sicherheits-Hilfsdienst Security and Assistance Service collar patch. Good scarce issue.Off white SHD embroidered on green felt. Black and white piping. German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer?s dagger crossguard. Aluminium gilt mobile swastika to centre of down swept crossguard on both sides. Dagger introduced in 1935, superseded by 2nd pattern July, 1937. German Third Reich Luftwaffe cloth cap eagle. Good example of off white eagle in flight clutching swastika in its talons. Removed from cap, slightly old moth. German Third Reich Luftwaffe Officer\'s cap eagle & swastika A good hand embroidered silver Aluminium wire example, on top of Luftwaffe grey wool backing. Removed from a cap German Third Reich Luftwaffe pair of Oberfeldwebel collar patches A fine pair of flight section. Yellow wool rectangular patches each bearing four silvered aluminium 'Gull' wings and edged with silvered tress (braid) German Third Reich Luftwaffe Pilot's Badge by Paul Meybauer, Berlin. A fine die-cast example. Mounted on a silvered oval wreath of laurel and oak, a darkened eagle in flight clutching swastika in its talons. Vertical round pin fitting to the reverse; reverse of eagle with "P Meybauer, Berlin". German Third Reich Luftwaffe Pilot's Badge by Paul Meybauer, Berlin. A fine die-cast example. Silvered oval wreath of laurel and oak mounted with a darkened eagle in flight clutching swastika in its talons. Vertical round pin fitting to the reverse; reverse of eagle with "P Meybauer, Berlin". German Third Reich Luftwaffe sports vest eagle and swastika. A good example with minor rust marks. German Third Reich M1936 Police shako plate. Good scarce die-stamped aluminium eagle and swastka set on oak sprays. Two screw post to reverse with bears maker's logo. German Third Reich M1936 Police shako plate. Good scarce die-stamped aluminium eagle and swastka set on oak sprays. Two screw post to reverse with bears maker's logo. German Third Reich M43 cloth Eagle , swastika and roundel cap badge (trapezoid). Good scarce BeVo machine embroidered issue, removed from cap. Minor service wear German Third Reich M44 WW2 Army BeVo breast eagle German Third Reich M44 WW2 Army BeVo breast eagle A very good clean example. German Third Reich matching pair DLV (Deutscher Luftsportverband/German Air Sports Association) collar patches. Good rare pair of light blue velvet edged with twisted aluminium cord piping and with applied silvered aluminium facing winged propeller. Minor old surface moth to one. German Third Reich Medal for the Annexation of the Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia) 1st October 1938.. A fine bronze example on ribbon. German Third Reich Military Field Police pair of Officer's collar patches. A fine scarce pair with centrl orange line to the litzen German Third Reich Mother\'s Cross 2nd Class in Silver. A good clean example retaining original full length neck ribbon. Blue and white enamelled arms and central black enamel swastika awarded for bearing 6 or 7 children. Reverse with facsimile Adolf Hitler signature. Tiny nick to enamel. Instituted by Adolf Hitler on 16th December 1938. German Third Reich N.S.R.L. 1940 BeVo Sports Badge In Cloth Fine unissued example German Third Reich National Socialist Association of Legal Professionals lapel badge c1936-45. Good rare die-cast silvered eagle with outstretched wings perched on the crossguard of a sword. Superimposed on its breast, the scales of justice with central swastika. Buttonhole fixing. German Third Reich National Socialist Women’s League badge. Good scarce triangular example constructed of gilded bronze with black and white enamels and central red swastika; horizontal pinback. Reverse with GES.GESH. in relief. Some service wear German Third Reich NSDAP 3rd Class Long Service Medal. A good bronze example awarded for 10 years service complete with ribbon. Minor service wear. GC Instituted 2nd April 1939. German Third Reich NSDAP 3rd Class Long Service Medal. A good bronze example awarded for 10 years service complete with ribbon. Minor service wear. GC Instituted 2nd April 1939. German Third Reich NSDAP bicycle pennent White piped red example German Third Reich NSDAP bicyle pennent Good white piped red triangular example printed both sides with white disc containing black swastika, To brass securing rings German Third Reich NSDAP Frauenschaft Leader - Orts Level 1934-1938 A good enamelled triangular pinback issue by Karl Wurster, Markneukirchen. RZM marked. German Third Reich NSDAP Orts level officials pair of HauptStellenleiter collar patches Fine scarce matching pair piped in blue, complete with RZM paper label to reverse. 3rd Pattern 1936-39 issue German Third Reich NSDAP Party armband. A good example. Black swastika machine woven on white disc sewn to red cotton band. Very minor service wear German Third Reich NSDAP red, white and black enamelled Party badge by Karl Wurster, Markneukirchen. A superior quality silver plated lapel badge with button hole fitting. Reverse bearing raised RZM logo and maker's code M1/34 German Third Reich NSFK 1939 non portable award for long flight. A good solid aluminium circular example. Obverse with eagle perched atop rock outcrop watching a biplane and gliders; “6 (in circle) IN ANERKENNUNG BESONDERER LEISTUNG NS. FLIEGER KORPS GRUPPE” in surround; plain burnished reverse engraved “Für den längsten Dauerflug der Gruppe 8 8./9. Juli 1939 Dörnberg 17h 5’ 10” vertieben an Sturmführer Gruda”, facsimile signature over “Gruppenführer”. (Diameter 125 mm) German Third Reich NSPAP cap / kepi eagle by Zimmermann. A good gilt metal issue on three blades stamped RZM M1/72 (Fritz Zimmermann, Stuttgart) German Third Reich Pair of Army Signals Section Other Ranks Shoulder Straps. A good matching pair as worn with yellow piping. German Third Reich pair of Artillery Officer\'s collar patches. A very fine scarc unissued pair still attached by cotton to each other. Dark green felt formed over buckram stiffeners embroidered with silver aluminium wire litzens with central red faux silk line. German Third Reich Pair of Engineers Army Officer's Collar Patches A good matching pair with black central bars. Removed from uniform German Third Reich Panzer Troop porcelain day badge / tinnie. Good rare hollow 5 cm example of Panzer Trooper in black wrap over tunic and Panzer beret. peehaps produced to raise funds. Complete with pin German Third Reich Police 8 year Long Service Medal. A good silvered medal on cornflower blue ribbon. German Third Reich Police 8 year Long Service Medal. A good silvered medal on cornflower blue ribbon. German Third Reich Police 8 year Long Service Medal. A good silvered medal on original cornflower blue ribbon. German Third Reich Police Arm badge A fine large red embroidered eagle and swastika set on oak wreath all on field grey oval. Removed from uniform. German Third Reich Police cap badge circa 1933-45 A good die-stamped aluminium example on one or two pointed wire fixings German Third Reich Police Officer\'s pouch. A good patent black leather example complete with aluminium police (attached with three loops) device of eagle and swastika resting in oak spays. German Third Reich Police WW2 1942 SchutzPolizei sleeve eagle and swastka. Good scarce green embroidered on grey cloth issue. Removed from tunic. German Third Reich Political Leader's Buckle A fine bright gilt aluminium example with RZM tag. Complete with fixed end, detachable end absent, German Third Reich RAD 2nd pattern Arbeitsmann pair of collar patches Good examples German Third Reich RAD cloth arm badge A good scarce BeVo white spade head marked in red 163 over 3 all on black shied. Maker's details etc to reverse. Worn by a member of the 3rd Detachment of 163 group. German Third Reich Railway Official's Collar Badge. Metal winged wheel and swastika on yellow / dark blue piped patch German Third Reich Railway Official\'s 1933-42 pair of collar patches Good facing brass winged wheels on red piped black collar patches German Third Reich Railway Official\'s 1942-45 pair of collar patches Good pair of aluminium winged wheels over swastika on black patches. German Third Reich Red Cross Officials pair of collar patches Good used pair with aluminium piping and central red enamel Geneva Crosses German Third Reich Reichsarbeitsdienst der Weiblichen Jugend (RADwJ) arm badge, Good scarce BeVo weave example displaying organisation's swastika and wheat sprays device with VI below. Removed from uniform. German Third Reich Reichsarbeitsdienst RAD member's stickpin. A good oval painted example. Pin with central barleytwist section. Reverse with raised "GES. GERSCH". Minor service wear. German Third Reich Reichskriegerbind member's tiepin / stickpin. A good 1939-45 enamelled example on shortened in. Reverse with raised "GES. GESCH" German Third Reich SA (Sormtrooper) Sports Badge Good bronze example by Bonner Kunstabz. Oak leaf wreath; within the wreath a swastika. Roman style sword across the centre. Pin back. Reverse with issue number, maker?s name etc. German Third Reich SA dagger strap and belt loop. A good pair, the metal clip bearing unusual maker's logo of "S" entwined with anchor. A little service wear German Third Reich SA dagger strap and belt loop. A good pair, the metal clip bearing unusual maker's logo of "S" entwined with anchor. A little service wear German Third Reich SA Sports badge in cloth. Good scarce BeVo example. Upright Gladius sword superimposed on oak wreath bearing canted swastika. Minor stains German Third Reich SA Storm Trooper\'s collar patch. Good scarce white chain stitched on green felt of a member of Sturmbann 6, Standarte 14 believed to be Nordsee District. German Third Reich SA Storm Trooper\'s collar patch. Good scarce white chain stitched on green felt of a member of Sturmbann 24, Standarte 75 believed to be Nordsee District. German Third Reich SA Storm Trooper\'s collar patch. Good scarce white chain stitched R 13 on maroon felt of a member believed to be in Ostland, Westfalen District. Restored moth damage to felt top left corner German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper?s dagger by Robert Klaas Solingen. A good clean example. The blade etched ?Alles f?r Deutschland? and RZM M7/37 stamp. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SA device. Housed in original brown painted scabbard with plated mounts. German Third Reich senior Railway Official\'s pair of collar patches Good pair of gold wire piped aluminium winged wheels over swastika over oakleaf curled spray on black patches. German Third Reich SS cap skull (Totenfopf) by Deschler. Good rare die-stamped cupal example on blades/prongs with circular bases. The reverse with raised Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and code M1/52 for Deschler & Sohn, München. German Third Reich SS cloth skull and crossed bones cap badge. Good rare BeVo weave example removed from cap. German Third Reich SS Police ski cap badge A good scarce BeVo example, white embroidered on black. Bottom right corner slightly AF. Removed from cap German Third Reich Stickpin for financial supporters of the NSFK A grey metal example. The pin with central barleytwist section. Reverse with raised "GES. GESCH" German Third Reich Student Bund armband A good scarce red cotton example with applied white band top and bottom with applied Hitler Youth diamond with central swastika. Minor service wear. German Third Reich Student\'s Union cloth sports vest breast eagle. Good rare large Hitler BeVo example. White eagle and diamond shaped swastika (as Hitler Youth) with red between top and bottom on black. Approx. 15cm wide. Renoved from vest German Third Reich Sturm-Abteilung SA member's tiepin stickpin A good silvered example, the pin with central barleytwist section. Reverse impressed "GES. GESCH" German Third Reich Sturm-Abteilung SA member's tiepin stickpin A good silvered example, the pin with central barleytwist section. Reverse impressed "GES. GESCH" German Third Reich Tag Der Arbeit 1935 tinnie or day badge by Carl Winkler, Hanau A fine die-cast aluminium example on brooch pin German Third Reich Veteran's breast eagle. Stamped aluminium pinback issue bearing Ges Gesch on the reverse. Eagle and swastika with crossed swords and Irin Cross on its breast. German Third Reich Waffen SS WW2 M43 field cap insignia. Good rare grey green BeVo embroidered trapezoid with eagle and swastika over skull and crossed bones. Removed from cap. German Third Reich Wehrpass A good example issued 12/10/1937 to Adam Ritter born 26/11/1893 who served in Wehrbez. Kdo. Berlin 1.. Last entry 11/10/43. Good condition. German Third Reich wound badge in black, Die-stamped. Pin back. Some wear to painted finish German Third Reich WVD Brussels Armed Forces Traffic Directorate State Raiways arm badge A fine BeVo golden yellow on black eagle and swastika over "WVD Br?ssel" German Third Reich WVD Brussels Armed Forces Traffic Directorate State Raiways arm badge A fine BeVo golden yellow on black eagle and swastika over "WVD Br?ssel" German Third Reich WW2 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by C.F. Zimmermann, Pforzheim a. Main A good example with magnetic centre. Reverse with tapered pin. The underside of the pin, just below the hinge, impressed ?L/52?. A little lifting to paint on iron centre. German Third Reich WW2 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class screwback in LDO case A good example with magnetic centre. Hollow screw post to reverse complete with dished retaining nut with central rib. Reverse of top arm bearing small spike to prevent award rotating on tunic Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated cream velvet and silk, the inside lid impressed LDO. German Third Reich WW2 1939 Luftwaffe Aircraft Equipment Administration sleeve badge. Fine blue grey wool circular example embroidered with grey aerial engine and propeller German Third Reich WW2 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords by Friedrich Orth, Wien. A good die-cast silver plated example. Vertical tapered pin to reverse stamped 'L15'. Slight service wear. German Third Reich WW2 1941 dated Kriegsmarine cap eagle A good die-cast golden aluminium example on barleytwist pin fitting. Various markings. German Third Reich WW2 1943 dated indentity disc / dog tag. Good oval aluminium example to 3rd Local Defence Battalion German Third Reich WW2 54th Artillery Regiment Major's shoulder board. A good example with some service wear German Third Reich WW2 56th Regiment Hauptman's shoulder board. A fine example with minor service wear. German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS Close Combat Clasp. A good scarce die-cast example of this much coveted bronze award. Eagle and swastika above crossed bayonet and stick grenade flanked by oakleaf sprays. Tapered fluted pin to reverse and complete with blackened central backing plate. Introduced in November 1942 by Adolf Hitler. German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS General Assault Badge. A good late war die-cast zinc example with vertical needle pin and securing hook. Rifle and bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS Infantry Assault Badge A good die-cast grey metal example with ball jointed vertical needle pin. Rifle and bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Some service wear. . Instituted 20th December 1939. German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS Infantry Assault Badge. A good die-cast grey metal example with vertical needle pin. Rifle and bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Some oxidisation Instituted 20th December 1939. German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS Silver Tank Assault Badge. A good die-stamped example with flash silvered finish. Approaching panzer within an oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Vertical round pin fixing to reverse. Minor service wear, retains most original finish. Generally VGC. German Third Reich WW2 Army Artillery gunner and smoke troop gunner BeVo sleeve badge Slightly padded embroidered flaming shell with oak wreath German Third Reich WW2 Army Breast Eagle. A fine unworn late war BeVo example German Third Reich WW2 Army cloth Cap cockade folded Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German Third Reich WW2 Army Gebirgsjager Edelweiss BeVo Arm Good simulated silk example, appears cut from a reel. German Third Reich WW2 Army M44 Breast Eagle. A fine unworn machine woven example of grey eagle and swastika on green triangular background German Third Reich WW2 Army M44 Breast Eagle. A fine unworn machine woven example of grey eagle and swastika on green triangular background German Third Reich WW2 Army NCO's 11th Infantry Regiment shoulder strap. A fine Oberfeldwebel's (RSM) example. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German Third Reich WW2 Army Officer's / senior NCO's breast eagle. Flat aluminium embroidered example sewn to field grey backing. Small moth hole to top left border. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin German Third Reich WW2 Army Officer's / senior NCO's breast eagle. Flat aluminium embroidered example sewn to field grey backing. Removed from uniform Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German Third Reich WW2 Army Officers Bullion Breast Eagle. This example has been removed from a uniform, some fraying to the edge. German Third Reich WW2 Army Side Cap Eagle. A good BeVo example. German Third Reich WW2 Bahnschutzpolizei cuff title. A good scarce black example with raised silver-aluminium embroidered ?Bahnschutzpolizei?; edged top and bottom with line of silver-aluminium embroidery. Introduced for Railway Police in 1941. German Third Reich WW2 Eastern Front Medal (Ostmedaille) circa 1942-44.. Good scarce example with a helmet and stick grenade immediately below the ribbon loop. Obverse bears eagle holding a swastika, reverse inscription "WINTERSCHLACHT IM OSTEN 1941/42" over a crossed sword and spray of leaves. Minor bubbling to finish. Designed by SS Unterschrfuhrer Ernst Krauit. German Third Reich WW2 era Kriegsmarine Officers Dagger Strap. A scarce single example, with flash gilt mounts and working spring clip. Material velvet strap and gilt clean and fresh. Please note single strap. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine breast eagle. A fine BeVo example in superb condition. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Destroyers War badge by by Sohni, Heubach & Co. A good example. Within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a silver speeding destroyer with its bows breaking through the wreath Reverse bears S.H.u.Co. maker?s details and retains horizontal with needle pin and well replaced hook and evidence small hook to reverse of eagle. Overall service wear Authorised 4th June 1940 by Grand Admiral Raeder. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Destroyers War badge by Josef Felix Sohne. With Orginal Packet of Issue A good die-cast example. Within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a silver speeding destroyer with its bows breaking through the wreath Reverse bears ?JFS? maker?s logo and retains horizontal with ball joint needle pin and small hook to reverse of eagle. Complete with original paper packet. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet War badge by Richard Simm & Sohne With Original Paper Pack. A good die-cast example. Approaching silvered battleship within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Reverse marked ?R.S. & S.? and retains ball catch , flat pin and hook for vertical needle pin fitting. Accompanied by original paper packet. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Minesweepers Petty Officer Navagating Helmsman sleeve badge Good scarce gold washed alloy sextant superimposed on crossed fouled anchors set on navy felt stiffened oval. German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Minesweepers War Badge Good scarce example by Lind & Meyrer - Oberstein. Within a gilt oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a funnel of water caused by an explosion. Countersunk vertical needle pin to reverse complete with countersunk securing hook which bears maker’s L over M logo. Retains little original finish, crack towreah on reverse German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Minesweepers War Badge. A good die-cast unmarked example. Within a gilded oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a funnel of water caused by an explosion. Reverse with tapered vertical pin. Some service wear German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Officer's war economy breast eagle A good example , navy embroidered with yellow celluloid (in place of aluminium wire) eagle and swastika removd from a uniform. German Third Reich WW2 Leutnant\'s Geheime Feldpolizei (Secret Field Police) shoulder board. A good scarce example. Formed 21st July, 1939 with personnel from the Gestapo and of the Kriminalpolizei. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe 2nd Class Operational Flying Clasp for Day Fighter by G.H. Osang, Dresden. Good scarce late war die-cast silvered example (awarded for 60 operational flights). Within oak leaf sprays, an oak wreath with swastika to base; applied upward winged arrow to centre of voided wreath. Hinged tapered flat pin and securing hook. Some wear to finish. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Air Gunner/Flight Engineer?s Breast Badge. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Air Gunner/Flight Engineer?s Breast Badge. A good cloth embroidered NCO?s example for wear on the flight jacket. Instituted 22nd June 1942. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Flak Section Officer?s collar patch. Oberleutnant?s aluminium wire piped red collar patch with aluminium wire embroidered two gull wings over laurel spray. Excellent example retaining original celluloid film wrapping German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Flying Section Officers Hauptmann Collar Badges. A good matching pair as worn. Silver bullion embroidery on yellow ground. Removed from uniform German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Operational Flying Clasp for Bombers by Richard Sieper u. S?hne, Ludenscheid. Scarce die-cast silvered 2nd class example (awarded for 60 operational flights). Pin and its base absent otherwise a good example. Instituted 30th January 1941. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Operational Flying Clasp for Bombers by Richard Sieper u. S?hne, Ludenscheid. Scarce die-cast silvered 2nd class example (awarded for 60 operational flights). Pin and its base absent otherwise a good example. Instituted 30th January 1941. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Operational Flying Clasp for Day Fighters with 200 pendant by G H Osang. A good scarce late war zinc alloy example. Between oak leaf sprays, an oak wreath with swastika to base; applied upward winged arrow to centre of voided wreath. Tapered fluted pin fitting to the reverse which bears maker’s details. Rectangular pendant inscribed “200” suspended below. Designed by Professor von Weech; officially intsituted 30th January 1941 by Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring. Numbered pendants were introduced in April 1944. German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Other Ranks Belt Buckle by Gustav Hermann Osang A good pressed steel example retaining good proportion of the blue painted finish with triangular GHO logo to reverse. German Third Reich WW2 Military Police (Feldgendarmerie) Officer's Arm Badge. A fine scarce example removed from a uniform. Eagle and swastika superimposed on oval oak wreath on a field grey backing cloth. Minor service wear German Third Reich WW2 Military Police (Feldgendarmerie) Officer's Arm Badge. A fine scarce example removed from a uniform. Eagle and swastika superimposed on oval oak wreath on a field grey backing cloth. Minor service wear German Third Reich WW2 Ober Leutnant's 90th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. A good example removed from a tunic German Third Reich WW2 Ober Leutnant\'s 90th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. A good example removed from a tunic German Third Reich WW2 Panzer BeVo cloth breast eagle. A fine example. White eagle and swastika on black ground. German Third Reich WW2 Panzer BeVo cloth breast eagle. A fine example. White eagle and swastika on black ground. German Third Reich WW2 Panzer BeVo cloth breast eagle. A fine example. White eagle and swastika on black ground. Slight storage wear German Third Reich WW2 Panzer BeVo cloth cap badge. A fine example. White eagle and swastika over roundel of national colours. German Third Reich WW2 Russian Volunteer Arm Shield. Good scarce POA machine embroidered shield sewn to field gray backing worn by Russian Army of Liberation Volunteers fighting with the German Army. German Third Reich WW2 service photo album cover German Helmet device A fine die-stamped example on two blades German Third Reich WW2 Sliver Wound Badge by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid) in packet of issue A good die-cast silvered example (most finish now absent), the reverse stamped \"Lii\" and with vertical needle pin, German Third Reich WW2 Social Welfare Medal circa 1939-45. A good oxidised silver example. The obverse with raised eagle and swastika superimposed on Geneva Cross; reverse with raised legend ?Medaille f?r deutsche Volksplege?. Slight metal degradation to reverse. Previous German Red Cross awards superseded by the German Social Welfare Decoration 1st May 1939. German Third Reich WW2 SS Cavalry NCOs Shoulder Strap. A rare example, the top of the strap of black cloth, with yellow piping and edged with silver lace. The underside of green cloth, retaining strap. German Third Reich WW2 War Merit Cross 1st Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. Good die-cast silvered example on vertical tapered pin, reverse impressed L/11. Slight oxidisation German Third Reich WW2 War Merit Cross 1st Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. Good die-cast silvered example on vertical tapered pin, reverse impressed L/11. Slight oxidisation German Third Reich WW2 War Merit Cross 2nd class without swords A good bronze example 22on long length of original ribbon. German Third Reich WW2 War Merit Cross with Swords. Complete with original ribbon. German Third Reich WW2 Wehrmacht's ethnic Georgian Legion badge circa 1941-45. A fine unissued screen printed example on white cotton. German Third Reich WW2 Wehrmachtsgefolge badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronzed pinback issue worn by female armed forces members. Introduced 1.10.1941 German Third Reich WW2 West Wall Medal in packet of issue, A fine bronzed example with length of post war ribbon for display German Third Reich WW2 West Wall Medal in packet of issue, A fine WW2 period bronzed medal, now with length of post war ribbon for display. Original WW2 packet German Third Reich WW2 West Wall Medal. Good example complete with original ribbon. German Third Reich. 1st class Cross of Honour of the German Mother miniature. Good scarce gilt example with blue and white enamelled arms and central black enamel swastika complete ribbon bow and pin. Reverse with facsimile Adolf Hitler signature. Instituted by Adolf Hitler on 16th December 1938; 1st Class awarded for bearing 8 or more children for the Fatherland. German Third Reich. Five Armed Forces flag day badges. Good painted plastic examples, each retaining pin fitting to reverse. German Third Reich. Five Armed Forces flag day badges. Good painted plastic examples, each retaining pin fitting to reverse. German Third Reich. Hitler Youth armband Good red cotton band with applied central white line overlaid with a white diamond printed with black mobile swastika. German Third Reich. Pre war / WW2 Army, seven numbered buttons. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin German Third Reich. Pre war / WW2 Army, six numbered buttons. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin German Third Reich. SA Sports Armband. A good scarce example. Red cotton band with applied white disc bearing golden brown Gladius sword superimposed on swastika within an oak wreath. German Third Reich. Six assorted day badges or Tinnies All complete with pins, various conditions (6 items) German Third Reich. Six assorted day badges or Tinnies All complete with pins, various conditions (6 items) German Third Reich. WW2 Army Officer?s dagger straps A good silver wire, olive green velvet backed pair of the regulation pattern with oakleaf decoration. Both spring clips remain in working order. Service and age wear. German Third Reich. WW2 Panzer Troops BeVo cloth cap badge. White eagle and swastika over roundel of national colours. Very good condition. German WW1 Iron Cross and Wound Badge in black stickpin A good example with barley twist section on pin German WW2 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class. A good example with tapered pin impressed "4". (Steinhauer und Luck, Ludenscheid). German WW2 Armycloth cap cockade Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German WW2 Iron Cross 2nd Class & Original Packet. A very good example of the 1939 issue Iron Cross with ribbon. Non maker marked, toned.Contained in original package. Package now in tatty condition. German WW2 Third Reich General Assault stickpin Good example on pin with barley twist section German WW2 Third Reich Infantry Assault stickpin A good example with barley twist section on pin German WW2 Third Reich Wound Badge in black stickpin A good example with barley twist section on pin German WW2 Waffen-SS trapezoid ski cap insignia Fine scarce BeVo embroidered SS eagle and swastika over skull still machine sewn to piece of field grey cloth cut from the cap Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... German WWI Kuffbund Commemorative Medal A good oval brass example on ribbon. German. 1939 War Merit Cross 2nd Class in bronze without swords. A good example. German. Iron Cross 1914, second class. A fine example with magnetic centre. Ring stamped with maker mark. German. Third Reich Faithful Service Decoration 2nd class for 25 years. A good frosted silver example with central black enamel swastika. Following the first mention of such awards in late 1935, they were instituted by Adolf Hitler on 30th January 1938, designed by Professor Richard Klein German. Third Reich Faithful Service Decoration 2nd class for 25 years. A good frosted silver example with central black enamel swastika. Following the first mention of such awards in late 1935, they were instituted by Adolf Hitler on 30th January 1938, designed by Professor Richard Klein German. Third Reich Technische Nothilfe (TeNo) cuff title. A good scarce black example with white embroidered ?Tecnische Nothilfe?; edged top and bottom with line of white embroidery. Technische Nothilfe (Technical Emergency Corps) was better known as TeNo German. Third Reich WW2 Oberstleutnant (Lt.Col) 24th Infantry Regiment shoulder board A good example removed from a tunic German. Third Reich WW2 Oberstleutnant (Lt.Col) 24th Infantry Regiment shoulder board, A good example removed from a tunic German. WW2 Army / Waffen SS General Assault Badge. A good unmarked die-cast silvered grey metal example. Reverse with vertical round pin fitting. Slught oxidisation to reverse. Generally very good condition. German. WW2 Army / Waffen SS General Assault Badge. A good die-stamped silvered example with needle pinon ball joint to reverse. Within an oval bearing oakleaves and acorns, the eagle and swastika above crossed bayonet and stick grenade. Wear to finish. Instituted 1st June, 1940. German. WW2 Army Officer?s dagger straps A good pair of the regulation pattern, with engraved decoration. Both spring clips remain in working order. Service and age wear. GC. German. WW2 Kriegsmarine Blockade Runners War badge. A good die-cast example. Circular chain being broken by a merchant vessel with winged eagle and swastika figurehead. Reverse with vertical ball jointed needl pin and raised maker?s details of ?Fec. Otto Placzek, Berlin. Ausf. A.G.M.u.K. 4 Gablonz.?. Some service wear. Instituted 1st April, 1941 Gernan Third Reich Kyffhuserbund cap eagle & swastika.G Good die-stamped silvered aluminium example as per Army with addition of crossed swords and black Iron Cross. Reverse with three countersunk pins and impressed 7 GES.GESCH GHQ Far East Land Forces cloth formation sign Good felt issue GHQ India pair of WW2 printed formation signs. A fine uncut pair. Five pointed star on red over black rectangle. GHQ Middle East facing pair of formation signs Golden yellow camel printed on red over blue shields. Removed from uniform. This GHQ commanded Egypt, Palestine & Transjordan, Cyprus, The Sudan, Aden, British Somaliland, Iraq, the Shores of the Persian Gulf, East Africa, Crete, and Greece. Gibraltar Anti-Aircraft Artillery WW2 formation sign. Good scarce yellow key flanked by A\'s embroidered on red felt rectangle. Removed from uniform. 82nd and 482 Heavy AA Regiment Gibraltar Defence Force die-stamped white metal cap badge circa 1939-58. A fine example on loops. Redesignated Gibraltar Regiment in 1958. Gibraltar Garrison felt embroidered formation sign. Condition: VGC Girls Venture Corps (Air Wing) Cloth Badges. Two examples, comprising embroidered onto felt shoulder title and blue embroidered aircraft. GC small moth hole to the title. GLAMORGAN Brass Welsh Shoulder Title A good example on flat hexagonal loops. Glasgow University TC (TA) brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example. Slider. Minor spots of surface verdigris to reverse. Generally VGC. (KK 2459) Glider Pilot Regiment Cap Badge by Firmin London. A fine die-stamped white metal example with the maker's stamp to the slider. A pristine die-stamped white metal example with the maker's stamp to the slider. Glider Pilot Regiment facing pair of Officer\'s collar badges by Firmin, London An excellent scarce die-cast silver plated pair on loops. Glider Pilot Regiment Kings Crown Other Ranks facing pair of Collar Badges. A fine very scarce die-stamped pair, each on single flat loop. Glider Pilot Regiment pair of cloth shoulder titles. A good scarce pair of dark blue embroidered on light blue removed from a uniform. Some service wear GLIDER PILOT REGT. embroidered shoulder title. A fine scarce example. Dark blue serif letter on light blue. Glider-Borne Troops, Airborne Forces WW2 arm badge. A fine example. Blue glider embroidered on khaki oval. See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 89A Glider-Borne Troops, Airborne Forces WW2 cloth arm badge. Good scarce blue glider embroidered on felt khaki oval. Glider-Borne Troops, Airborne Forces WW2 cloth sleeve badge. Good scarce blue glider embroidered on felt khaki oval. Removed from uniform Gloucestershire Regiment 1878 pattern Militia, Territorial Officer?s helmet. A good post 1902 example of an Officer?s Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet by Hawkes & Co of Piccadilly complete with gilt metal cross piece, spike and rose head bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt metal eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a King?s Crown; mounted on the star a laurel wreath enclosing the Garter. Within the Garter, a silver Sphinx resting on a blank tablet (indicating Militia or Territorial Battalion) set on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed ?The Gloucestershire Regiment?. Crimson silk topped leather sweatband to the interior. Furniture with traces of gilt only, otherwise VGC Militia and Territorial Battalions were not authorised to wear the famous back badge. Gloucestershire Regiment 1881-1914 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, white metal Sphinx on Egypt tablet within circlet inscribed ?Gloucestershire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 384) Gloucestershire Regiment 1881-1914 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. White metal Sphinx on Egypt tablet within brass circlet inscribed ?Gloucestershire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 384) Gloucestershire Regiment back badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. The 28th Foot (which became 1st Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment on 1st July 1881) was accorded the unique honour of wearing a back badge in commemoration of their distinguished conduct when engaged both to the front and rear in the great Battle before Alexandria on 21st March 1801. This distinction was later confirmed by Horse Guards Order dated 11th May 1830. Gloucestershire Regiment blank scroll brass back badge. A rare post 1908 die-stamped example on slider worn by Territorials up to the Great War. Gloucestershire Regiment brass back badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Minor service wear The 28th Foot (which became 1st Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment on 1st July 1881) was accorded the unique honour of wearing a back badge in commemoration of their distinguished conduct when engaged both to the front and rear in the great Battle before Alexandria on 21st March 1801. This distinction was later confirmed by Horse Guards Order dated 11th May 1830. Gloucestershire Regiment Duty Plate. A good issued example, with stamped details of 5183439 E Warren. Gloucestershire Regiment OR's Back Badge Large die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Gloucestershire Regiment scarce cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A fine die-stamped white metal example on named slider. Gloucestershire Regiment TA Bn. blank scroll back badge. A rare post 1908 example worn by Territorials up to the Great War. Complete with slider VGC Gloucestershire Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Gloucestershire Regiment WW1/WW2 back badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Surface verdigris to part of wreath Gold Coast District printed formation sign. Yellow palm tree within a black circle set on yellow square. Cotton backing Gold Coast Regiment Royal West African Force WW2 formation sign pagri flash c1942-45 Good scarce silk and cotton locally made example. Gold Coast Regiment Royal West African Force WW2 formation sign pagri flash c1942-45 Good scarce silk and cotton locally made example. Gold Coast Regiment Royal West African Frontier Force Shoulder Title. A good bronze example retaining loops. Gold Coast Regiment, Royal West African Frontier Force 10 items of Insignia. Good scarce OSD bronze various badges and titles as well as four composition buttons. All with fittings Gold Coast Rifle Volunteers scarce Edwardian cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Excellent Raised by Major Frederick Hodgson in 1892 whilst Colonial Secretary for the Gold Coast; he became Governor and Commander in Chief of the Gold Coast from 1898 to 1900. Gold Coast Rifle Volunteers scarce Victorian OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Raised by Major Frederick Hodgson in 1892 whilst Colonial Secretary for the Gold Coast; he became Governor and Commander in Chief of the Gold Coast from 1898 to 1900. Gordon Highlanders 1896 Casualty India General Service Medal, clasp ?Relief of Chitral 1895?. A good example awarded to ?4530 Pte. P. Havenhand. 1st Bn. Gord. Highrs.?. GC Confirmed on the Medal Roll and listed as Dead. Gordon Highlanders 31st Division WW2 combination formation sign. Good scarce example Gordon Highlanders Field Officer?s Sword Guard This example is of the Regimental pattern, with nickel plated bowl guard pierced and engraved with thistles. Shield shaped cartouche engraved with regimental badge. Some wear to the plating, otherwise GC Gordon Highlanders Officer's glengarry badge. A fine silver plated xample. Within an ivy wreath bearing the legend "Bydand" across the base, the crest of the Marquis of Huntly (in relief, a stag's head with antlers, coronet below). Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC Gordon Highlanders Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A post 1881 example. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with cut silver Thistle Star. To the centre a Stag?s head and Coronet within a title strap with thistle spray base. Above the centre an applied Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?; below the centre the Tiger on a tablet inscribed ?India?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs (one stud an old replacement now no longer present). Gilt worn to base metal, minor wear to highpoints otherwise GC Gordon Highlanders WW1 glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops complete with securing split pin. GORDON scarce WW1 Gordon Highlanders Scottish slip-on shoulder title, White embroidered on khaki with broad tape to reverse. Some moth. GQ Parachutist Gregory & Quilter Company WW2 qualification badge. Good scarce issue silver plated winged parachute canopy depicting a parachutist, the slender pointed wings inlaid with orange red enamel with GQ in black, the reverse impressed G.Q Parachutist. Tube joint pin fitting. Owner\'s name scratched to reverse. The wing was given by the Gregory & Quilter Company to anyone who had completed parachute training using their parachutes. GQ Parachutist Silver Plated Gregory & Quilter Company Parachute Badge A scarce original 'Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company die-stamped silver plated winged parachute canopy GQ badge' depicting a parachutist. Retaining original pin fittings. The 'GQ Parachutist badge' was given by the 'Gregory & Quilter Company' to anyone who had completed parachute training using their parachutes. GREAT BRITAIN WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title. Remains in Very Good Condition. Great Yarmouth Police King?s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome shield to centre. Three loops to reverse. GC Green fig leaf embroidered on off white rectangle. Green fig leaf embroidered on off white rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition Joined BEF in March 1940 and took part in the fighting during the withdrawl to Dunkirk Green fig leaf embroidered on off white rectangle. Green fig leaf embroidered on off white rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition Joined BEF in March 1940 and took part in the fighting during the withdrawl to Dunkirk Green Howards 50th Division D-Day combination formation sign. Good rare example of BD material bearing embroidered TT formation sign, Infantry Arm of Service strip and regimental green rectangle embroidered with central vertical white bar. Green Howards WW2 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on slider. Green Jackets Black Green Jackets Brigade Officer?s 1958 hallmarked silver cap badge by JR Gaunt & Sons A fine die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks on long loops. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown on ?Peninsula? tablet, a Maltese cross bearing a strung bugle to centre. Green Jackets Brigade Officer’s cap badge c1958-70. Good scarce die-cast silvered laurel sprays surmounted by a crown on “Peninsula” tablet. Within the sprays, a Maltese cross bearing a strung bugle to centre. Loops Grenade / R.F. scarce WW1 Royal Fusiliers slip-on cloth shoulder title. Herringbone securing loop/tape to reverse Grenade / RF WWi Royal Fusiliers printed slip-on shoulder title. Fine white on khaki example retaining pair of attachment tapes to reverse. Grenadier Guard Colour badge on Sergeant's chevrons. Minor service wear. Grenadier Guard Colour Sergeant\'s rank badge circa 1911-35. A fine and scarce George V example. Bullion crowned crimson silk flag on its staff bearing bullion Union devices to each corner and central GR Cypher, reversed and interlaced; beneath the flag, crossed swords. The badge sewn to three large gold lace chevrons. Removed from tunic, minor service wear. Grenadier Guards EIIR Colour Sergeant?s badge. A good bullion example. VGC Grenadier Guards Brass Duty Bed Plate. A good attributed example, this been issued to 7939 Henry W Ashdown. The reverse with stamp Duty. GC. Grenadier Guards Brass Duty Bed Plate. A good example with the original owners details. VGC. Grenadier Guards casualty Crimea Medal, clasp ?Sebastopol?. A fine example officially impressed ?M. Rhodes Grenadier Gds? with clasp ?Sebastopol?. M. Rhodes, 3rd Bn. Grenadier Guards died at the infamous hospital, Scutari. Grenadier Guards Colour Sergeant?s rank badge circa 1937-52. A fine scarce George VI example. Bullion crowned crimson silk flag on its staff bearing bullion Union devices to each corner and central GR Cypher, reversed and interlaced; beneath the flag, crossed swords. VGC Grenadier Guards Duty Bed Plate. A good used example, mounted with the Regimental Cap Badge and original owners details of 2611126 H Hewitt GC Grenadier Guards early EIIR Warrant Officer's waist belt clasp. A good scarce example with matching numbers to both halves. Nickel circlet inscribed "Grenadier Guards"; lined centre bearing flaming grenade with ER cypher reversed and interlaced. Ornate ends. A little service wear. Grenadier Guards EIIR Staff Badge Fine die-stamped brass example, the ball with crowned ER cypher, reversed and interlaced. Loops Grenadier Guards Elizabeth II Colour Sergeant?s Badge A good example. Bullion crowned crimson silk flag on its staff bearing bullion Union devices to each corner and central ER Cypher, reversed and interlaced; beneath the flag, crossed swords. Some service wear. Grenadier Guards George V OR?s brass pagri badge circa 1910-35. A good die-stamped example. Crowned Garter; GR cypher, reversed and interlaced, to voided centre. Long slider to reverse. (KK 896) Grenadier Guards GVIR Sergeant?s cap badge circa 1936-52. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1951) Grenadier Guards GVIR Sergeant?s cap badge. A pristine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1951) Grenadier Guards GVIR Warrant Officer's cap badge. A good die-stamped brass flaming grenade on loops, the ball mounted with silvered crowned cypher, reversed and interlaced, Grenadier Guards GVIR Warrant Officer?s cap badge circa 1937-52. A good die-stamped brass flaming grenade on loops, the ball mounted with silver crowned GR cypher, reversed and interlaced. Grenadier Guards rare George III Waterloo period OR?s valise badge. A good scarce cast brass excavated example. Within a crowned Garter, a GR Cypher, reversed and interlaced and bearing ?III? to the centre. Three flat integral loops to reverse (one at fault). GC Grenadier Guards scarce 1911-35 OR?s brass pagri badge. A good die-stamped example on long slider. Grenadier Guards scarce GVIR brass valise badge. Fixing: Single large flat loop Condition: GC Grenadier Guards Victorian Commissioned Quartermaster?s cap badge. A good rare die-stamped example. Flaming grenade; mounted on the ball in silver, the Crowned Royal Cypher reversed and interlaced. Two loops to reverse replaced with pagri / brooch fitting. Service wear.(KK 890) Grenadier Guards Victorian OR's brass button. Maker: W.Dowler & Sons, Birmn. Fixing: Shank Condition: GC Grenadier Guards Victorian OR's cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass flaming grenade on one of two loops. (KK 893) Grenadier Guards Victorian OR?s brass pagri badge A very fine die-stamped example with two loops (toned black) to reverse. (KK 895) Grenadier Guards William IV Officer?s gilt coatee button. A good closed back example circa 1830-37. Shank to reverse. Slight wear to gilt. Grenadier Guards William IV valise badge circa 1830-37. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on four loops. Within a crowned Garter, a WR Cypher, reversed and interlaced with ?IV? below. Minor service wear. Grenadier Guards WW1 / WW2 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Grenadier Guards WW2 plastic economy cap badge Good example on blades. Some distortion Grenadier Guards WW2 plastic economy cap badge Good scarce example by F & G (Fraser & Glass) on brass blades Grenadier Guards WW2 plastic economy cap badge by Fraser & Glass A fine scarce example on blades bearing oval F & G logo. Minor distortion. Grenadier Guards WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good scarce issue by F & G (Fraser & Glass) on brass blades Guards Armoured Division pair of WW2 embroidered formation signs. A fine pair. Blue felt shield embroidered with red border, a white open eye to centre. (2 items) Formed in September 1941, landed in Normandy in June 1944 and saw hard fighting at Caen and Falaise Guards Armoured Division WW2 pair of embroidered formation signs. Blue felt shield with red border, a white open eye to centre. Very good condition Designed during WWI by Major Sir Eric Avery, Bt, MC. Formed in September 1941, landed in Normandy in June 1944 and saw hard fighting at Caen and Falaise Guards Armoured Division WW2 pair of formation signs. Good scarce pair of 'ever-open eye' embroidered example removed from a uniform. Formed 1941, most active during the Normandy campaign Guards Machine Gun Regiment rare OR?s brass cap badge. Fine die-stamped WWI example on slider. (KK 922) Guards Machine Gun Regiment rare WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. Die-stamped. Slider to reverse. Excellent condition. (KK 922) Formed in February 1918. Guards Machine Gun Regiment scarce WW1 OR?s brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 922) Formed 10th May 1918. Guards Pagri Badge A good silk example of Guards colours worn on the Foreign service Helmet Guards Trained Soldier brass arm badge, post 1953. Guards Trained Soldier brass arm badge, post 1953. A scarce die-cast example on loops. Eight pointed star resting on a scroll inscribed ?Trained Soldier?; to the centre of the star, within a circlet inscribed ?Quinquo juncta in uno?, a Queen?s Crown. Centre polished. Guards Trained Soldier brass arm badge, post 1953. A scarce die-cast example on loops. Eight pointed star resting on a scroll inscribed ?Trained Soldier?; to the centre of the star, within a circlet inscribed ?Quinquo juncta in uno?, a Queen?s Crown. Centre polished. Guards Trained Soldier?s scarce arm badge. A good die-cast brass example. On an eight pointed star resting on ?Trained Soldier? scroll, a circlet inscribed ?Tria juncta in uno? with King?s Crown to centre. Two loops to reverse. Generally very good condition. GUERNSEY brass Guernsey Militia Channel Islands shoulder title A good example on loops worn wit separate RA, RE or bugle. GUERNSEY brass shoulder title. Flat loops to reverse. Good condition. Guernsey Militia Cap Badge A very scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. VGC GUERNSEY WW2 Channel Island Volunteers cloth shoulder title A good scarce example. Off white letters on khaki felt. Gumel (Nigeria) Native Administration Police cap badge A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops (verdigris to base) Gun Layer WW1 sleeve badge Good cloth embroidered example Gunnery Badge embroided i worteds GURKHA / ASC blackened metal shoulder titles circa 1958-65. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. Formed 1st July 1958 in Singapore; redesignated Gurkha Transport Regiment November 1965. Gurkha Boys Company anodised cap badge circa 1953-68 by JR Gaunt, London A fine example on maker marked slider. Gurkha Engineers EIIR Officer?s pouch belt plate. A good scarce gilt metal example. Within a Crowned laurel wreath, crossed kukris surmounted by a flaming grenade, ?Ubique? scroll across the handles. Scroll across the base of the wreath inscribed ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt?. Three screw posts to reverse, complete with backing plate. Crown detached from wreath either side otherwise GC. Gurkha Signals EIIR Lieut-Colonel's rank slides. A good pair with minor service wear together with QUEEN's / GURKHA / SIGNALS blackened metal shoulder title Gurkha Signals EIIR head-dress badge on loops Gurkha Signals EIIR Lieut-Colonel's rank slides. A good pair with minor service wear together with QUEEN's / GURKHA / SIGNALS blackened metal shoulder title Gurkha Signals EIIR head-dress badge on loops Gurkha Signals EIIR Officer?s beret badge A good wire embroidered example. Some service wear. Badge granted 23rd September 1954. Guyana Defence Force OR?s cap badge. A good die-cast example on slider. Guyana Defence Force OR?s cap badge. A good die-cast brass example on slider. H / 5 (Winchester) Hampshire WW2 Home Guard printed designation. Good scarce two piece example removed from uniform. Commanded by Lt. Col. O.C. Downes DSO, MC H.M.S. COVENTRY. WW1 cap tally/ribbon. Good scarce gold thread embroidered on black silk issue. Full length, approx. 47 inches. HMS Coventry (D43) was a C-class light cruiser launched in 1916 and sunk in an air attack in 1942 Haberdashers School OTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Haberdashers School OTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Haberdashers' Aske's School, Elstree and Hatcham rare OTC badge. OTC Cap Badge Fine die-stamped bronze example on loops. Usual badge (KK 2568) mounted on laurel wreath, HAC EIIR Honourable Artillery Company Officer's Gilt Cap Badge by JR Gaunt London.. A fine die-cast example, with mounted wheel, on loops. HAC Honourable Artillery Company cap badge c1902-52. Good die-stamped brass issue on slider with mounted wheel to gun. HAC post 1953 Honourable Artillery Company cap badge Good scarce gilded issue with mounted wheel. Slider Haileybury & Imperial Service College CCF cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Central Hart polished. Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire Haileybury & Imperial Service College CCF cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire Hallamshire / 49th Division Infantry combination. HALLAMSHIRE red embroidered on khaki shoulder title over printed 49th Division sign with red felt Infantry arm of service strip below. Hampshire and Isle of Wight Territorials anodised cap badge. A good example on slider. Hampshire Artillery Volunteers OR?s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Royal Arms with scroll below bearing laurel spray. Below the scroll, a gun resting on a scroll ?Hants Artillery Volunteers?. Three loops to reverse. VGC Hampshire Constabulary police night helmet plate Good pre 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; detachable chromed Rose to centre. Three loops Hampshire Regiment Cap Badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Hampshire Regiment helmet plate centre c1881-1914. Good scarce die-stamped brass circlet bearing HAMPSHIRE and laurel spray; Tiger to voided centre. Four loops Hampshire Regiment Officer?s silver forage cap badge circa 1902-47 by JR Gaunt, London A fine example on long loops, the reverse impressed ?S?. Cut silver star mounted with gilt crowned pierce Garter on a rich blue translucent enamel ground; to the centre, a red enamelled rose with green sepals; cap of the crown in crimson velvet (KK 1961) Hampshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914.. A fine die-stamped brass example. Royal Tiger within circlet inscribed ?Hampshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining four loops to reverse. (KK 328) Hampshire Regiment Pair of Officers OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good matching pair as worn on loops. Hampshire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example with four loops to reverse. (KK 328) GC Hampshire Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Tiger within circlet inscribed ?Hampshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 328) Hampshire Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Tiger within circlet inscribed ?Hampshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 328) Hampshire Regiment Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A very fine and scarce gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with gilt Tiger in silver wreath on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver scroll ?The Hampshire Regiment? . Three loops to reverse. Hampshire Regiment WW1 slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce white embroidered letters on khaki. Broad tape to reverse. Hampshire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall Good injection-moulded grey plastic larel sprays bearing HAMPSHIRE scroll; Tiger over Rose to voided centre. Brass blades Hampshire Regiment WWr cloth formation sign Good scarce yellow and black felt diagonally halved rectangle. Removed from uniform HAMPSHIRE WW2 printed Hampshire Regiment shoulder title. A fine white on red example removed from a uniform. (top edge no damage just a loose thread) Hampshire Yeomanry Carabiniers bimetal Cap Badge. A good scarce example, the slider with makers stamp of \"J.R. Gaunt London. \"(KK 2345) Hampshire Yeomanry Carabiniers bi-metal cap badge by Gaunt, London A fine scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2345) Hampshire. Lymington Yeomanry Officer?s gilt closed back coatee button circa 1830-53. A good example by Jennens & Co, London Complete with shank. A little service wear. Raised 9th December 1830, absorbed into North Hampshire Yeomanry Cavalry in 1853. (Served without pay 1838-43). Hampstead, WW1 London National Reserve lapel badge Within white enamel title oval; a Crown over ?II? set on a blue enamel ground. All resting on crossed rifles, the right hand butt impressed ?13?. Buttonhole fixing to reverse impressed with number and ?Hampstead? HANTS scarce WW1 Hampshire Regiment slip-on shoulder title. White embroidered on khaki with securing tape to reverse. Some moth HAPPY NEW YEAR. Today marks our final holiday period listing with a further 40 items. Over the festive season we have listed 260 new items. We hope you have enjoyed perusing through the site and added to your collections. Our weekly updates will resume shortly. From all the Buywyze team a Very Happy New Year. Harrow County School for Boys OTC / CCF brass cap badge. A good scarce die-cast brass example on loops. Became Gayton High School in 1975. Harrow County School OTC / CCF brass cap badge. Die-cast yellow brass example on loops. VGC (KK 2571) HB scarce WWI Household Battalion Brass Shoulder Title circa 1916-18. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. HB scarce WWI Household Battalion Brass Shoulder Title circa 1916-18. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. HB WW1 Guards Household Battalion shoulder title circa 1916-18. Good scarce die-cast brass issue on flat hexagonal loops. Helicopter Pilots Bone Dome Flying Helmet. A good example, the shell of white paint, complete with all electrics boom mike and single tinted visor. Overall GC but some age deterioration to the foam padding in the interior. This does not effect the overall appearance. Her Majesty's Reserve Regiment of Dragoon Guards Victorian Boer War Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two examples on loops. Her Majesty's Reserve Regiment of Dragoons Victorian Boer War Other Ranks Collar Badges. A good die-stamped pair, one with old replacement loops. Her Majesty's Reserve Regiment of Hussars Victorian Boer War Other Ranks Collar Badges. Two examples on loops Her Majesty?s Home Counties Reserve Regiment Boer War cap badge. A fine example on loops (toned black with age). Die-stamped Royal Arms. (KK 1128) Her Majesty?s Home Counties Reserve Regt. Boer War cap badge. A good brass example retaining both loops GC. Her Majesty?s Home Counties Reserve Regt. Boer War cap badge. A good example with loop fittings. GC. (KK 1128). Her Majesty?s Home Counties Reserve Regt. Boer War cap badge. A good brass example retaining both loops.Tip of lion's tail absent hence price Her Majesty?s Reserve Regiment of Lancers Boer War bi-metal cap badge. A good die-cast example with four loops to reverse. Good condition Herefordshire ACF cloth formation sign. Green lion embroidered on khaki rectangle. Removed from uniform. Slight moth Herefordshire ACF cloth formation sign. Green lion embroidered on khaki rectangle. Removed from uniform. Slight moth Herefordshire Militia rare Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A very fine and scarce silver plated crowned star mounted with laurel wreath a rope edged strap \"Hereford Militia\"; black leather centre mounted with silver lion passant guardant, in the dexter paw a sword. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ Hereford. In 1881 became 4th Battalion The King?s (Shropshire Light Infantry). One of three recorded patterns for this regiment during this short period. Herefordshire Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on blades. Herefordshire Regiment Officer?s gilt button. A good scarce example by Armfield Ltd, Birmingham Herefordshire Regiment post 1908 Cap Badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. HERNE BAY / OTC / COLLEGE brass Kent shoulder title. A very scarce example originally blackened. Retaining four loops to the reverse. GC Herne Bay School, Kent OTC scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with loop fittings, slight polishing, otherwise GC (KK 2574) Hertfordshire Cadets cap badge A good die-cast example on loops, originally blackened Hertfordshire Constabulary helmet plate A good blackened example bearing 128 in white metal. Retains single loop to reverse Hertfordshire Imperial Yeomanry scarce Boer War slouch hat badge on silk rosette. A very fine rare example on loops. (see KK 1339 for badge) Hertfordshire Imperial Yeomanry scarce brass slouch hat badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. Mounted on a circle, the Hart crossing a ford on a scroll ?Hertfordshire?? ?I Y? below. (KK 1339) Hertfordshire Militia OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1898-1908. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops as Bedfordshire but with ?Hertfordshire? scroll. (KK 1199) Raised in 1697 at Hertford, reorganised as a regiment 5th March 1759. Became 4th Bn. Bedfordshire Regiment on 1st July 1881. The Battalion landed in South Africa 21st March 1900 commanded by Viscount Cranborne, later 4th Marquis of Salisbury; it saw extensive service throughout the campaign. Hertfordshire Regiment scarce Officer\'s cap badge. A fine die-cast silver-plated example on long loops. Hart lodged within a crowned title circlet. Reverse impressed "P". (KK 2384) Hertfordshire Regiment WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Hertfordshire Rifle Volunteers helmet plate overlay A good die-stamped white metal Hart, now fitted with three loops. Hertfordshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A fine and scarce example comprising a silvered metal eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, a laurel wreath encircling a strap inscribed ?Hertfordshire Rifle Volunteers?. To the centre, a hart trippant on a black velvet ground. Three loops to reverse. Velvet replaced otherwise VGC. Hertfordshire Volunteer Regiment WW1 VTC REPAIRED cap badge Die-stamped brass example on slider; replacement antler. (KK 1627) Hertfordshire Yeomanry brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1448) Hertfordshire Yeomanry post 1920 brass insignia. Two NCO\'s artillery guns, two collar badges and two \"Y\" titles. All complete with loops. (6 items) Hertfordshire Yeomanry converted to 86th (Herts Yeomanry) Brigade RFA in 1920 HIGHGATE / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title. Loops. GC HIGHGATE / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. GC Highland Cyclist Battalion scarce white metal sporran badge. A good die-stamped. ?Lacessit?. Retaining long loops. GC. (as KK 1864 but smaller) Highland Division WW2 combination . 51st HD formation sign, with three red felt bars below. Highland Division WW2 combination. BD material bearing embroidered Highland Division formation sign over two red felt bars. Highland Light Infantry HLI WW1 glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops complete with securing split pin. Highland Light Infantry July 1944 Battle of Caen Breakout Casualty Group of Medals. A comprehensive group recording the ultimate sacrifice of Private George Herbert Savins 2nd Bn Highland Light Infantry. Comprising: Medal Group 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Condolence Slip \"G.H. Savins\" (ink name) contained in forwarding card box. ... Memorial scroll. .... Pay Book. ... HLI Dedication of Memorial Window order of service. ... etc. Overall GC. Private George Herbert Savins was killed on the 19th July 1944 during Operation Goodwood the Allied breakout from Normandy and the Battle of Caen. The envelopes forwarding box is addressed to Mrs K Savins of Lower Apperley Gloucester, this confirmed on the CWGC Roll of Honor. Highland Light Infantry pair of WWI brass shoulder titles, A good pair of brass bugle / HLI titles on loops. (4 items) Highland Light Infantry Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1881-1901. Finely die-stamped white metal example on loop which have toned to black. Excellent (KK 682) Highland Officers Alternative Broadsword Cross Guard A good example with ball ends. Highland Officers Alternative Broadsword Cross Guard A good example with flat ends. Highland Officers Alternative Broadsword Cross Guard This pattern used by Gordon Highlanders, Cameron Highlanders and Black Watch. GC. Highland Regiment scarce WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades reaffixed; tip of bottom left saltire absent. Highland Regiment WW2 plastic glengarry badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. A fine scarce example on blades. Superimpsed on a saltire, a circular Strap ?Highland Regiment?. To the centre, crossed broadswords and a Highland shield. (KK 2265) Highland Regiment WW2 plastic glengarry badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. A good very scarce example on replacement brass blades. Superimposed on a saltire, a circular strap ?Highland Regiment?. To the centre, crossed broadswords and a Highland shield. (KK 2265) Highland Yeomanry cap badge by J.R. Gaunt London A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. (KK 2315) HIH brass North Irish Horse shoulder title. One loop rather bent. GC HKSRA brass Hong Hong and Singapore Royal Artillery shoulder title circa 1924-47. A fine scarce British made example on flat hexagonal loops. HKVDC scarce Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps brass shoulder title Two loops to reverse. VGC HM Coast Guard brass cap badge with Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. A good die-stamped example on loops. CG with crowned roped oval. HM Coast Guard Officer?s gilt cap badge. A good example retaining loop fittings to the reverse Worn by Inspectors, Higher Grades and District Officers HM Coast Guard Victorian Officer\'s button by Stillwell & Son, London A good lined example with rope edge. Traces of gilt only. HMS GENERAL CRAUFORD. WW1 Royal Navy sailor\'s cap tally/ribbon A good rare example full length 36 1/2 inches. Has been worn. HMS General Craufurd was a First World War Royal Navy Lord Clive-class monitor. She was launched in 1915 and scrapped 1921. HMS Hampshire Lord Kitcheners Ship Ships Boy Casualty Memorial Plaque. This unique named plaque was awarded to Sidney Henry Reynolds. The plaque is mounted into an ebonized wood frame. GC. Sidney Henry Reynolds a Ships Boy 1st Class of HMS Hampshire was a native of Earlsfield London and 16 years old when he was Killed onboard his Ship. HMS Hampshire hand been tasked with conveying Lord on a diplomatic mission to Russia. On the 5th June 1915 during a storm the ship struck a mine and sank, with the loss of 643 sailors and soldiers including Lord Kitchener. HMS Llandaff Royal Navy Ships Ratings Cap Tally Badge. A good example now a length of 29 inches. HMS Llandaff was a Type 61 frigate Royal Navy service 1958 to 1976 HMS New Zealand Battle of Jutland commemorative medal by Spink A good example with one or two knocks to the rim housed in its original Spink case (somewhat battered), the lid with gilt HMS New Zealand HMS New Zealand was the flagship of Rear Admiral William Christopher Pakenham commander of the 2nd BCS. HMS Sharpshooter Royal Navy Ships Ratings Cap Tally Badge. A good example now a length of 32 inches. HMS Sharpshooter was a minesweeper commissioned 1937 scrapped 1965 HMS Speedwell Royal Navy Rating's Cap Tally. A good worn example. Length 35 1/2 inches ships of this name served in both world wars as Minesweepers. HMS Terrible Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?D. Twidale Sto HMS Terrible?. GC Stoker Twidale is confirmed as being entitled to a no clasp QSA, also entitled to the China Medal 1900. Home Guard Auxiliary WW2 plastic economy badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Original brooch fitting to reverse. Home Guard Bomb Disposal WW2 sleeve badge Good scarce red disc printed with crossed bombs issued from August 1943 until Stand-down. Home Guard brassard / armband. Good rare khaki backed cotton armband, yellow over green, bearing loosely tacked on embroidered HOME GUARD white on red embroidered shoulder title. Minor service wear. Home Guard early WW2 S zone North London arm badge. Good rare large home made black felt S, edges turned and removed from uniform. (See following item for his MX 21 designation.) See page illustration 15, plate xxxviii \"In The Space of a Single Day\" by Mills & Carney, book on Home Guard insignia Home Guard Special Auxiliary Units rare lapel badge. A fine chrome and enamel example on buttonhole fixing. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by L. Whittaker, Illustration No. 7. The Home Guard Auxiliary Units consisted of specially selected and trained men, who would go to ground following a German invasion and would then undertake guerilla operations behind enemy lines. Originally wearing no insignia. In 1942 the Auxiliaries were restructured into three units, 201, 202 and 203, By early 1943 members of these units were issued with uniform. HOME GUARD WW2 patch designed to be sewn over LDV armband. A good used example worn by Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. Home Protection Brigade Sussex WW1 VTC lapel badge Good scarce gilt brass blue enamel title circlet, the centre displaying an embossed red, white and blue enamel patriotic \'Union Flag\' on seeded ground, the reverse impressed with official issue number\'. Buttonhole fitting Hong Kong Chinese Training Unit printed shoulder title Good scarce white printed serif letters on black. Hong Kong Fire Service Badge. A good chrome example complete with loops. GC. Hong Kong Military Service Corps post 1945 chrome cap badge. A good die-cast example on loops. Hong Kong Regiment cap badge A good example by Firmin, London on slider. Die-cast bronze crowned pair of facing dragons resting on tri-part scroll ?Nulli Secundus in Oriente?. Hong Kong Regiment post 1946 cap badge. Fine die-cast gilt metal example on loops. Crowned pair of facing dragons resting on tri-part scroll ''Nulli Secundus in Oriente''. Hong Kong Volunteer Corps cap badge corca 1908-19. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example on slider. Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps cap badge by Firmin, London circa 1931-46. Die stamped brass example on slider. Crowned facing pair of dragons on tri-part scroll ?Nulli Secundus in Oriente?. Honourable Artillery Company HAC Artillery Beret Cap Badge by J.R. Guant, London A fine die stamped example of the small size cap badge on slider bearing maker's details. Honourable Artillery Company HAC Infantry OSD bronze cap badge. A good example with applied letters to the ball of the grenade. Retaining both blades. Good colour. VGC. Honourable Artillery Company pair of HAC Artillery Officer?s Service Dress bronze collar badges. Loops to reverse. Die cast. Very good condition. Honourable Artillery Company shoulder belt plate. A fine example comprising a gilt rectangular plate bearing stylised Crown over the shield of the Board of Ordnance in relief with the letters ?HAC? in old English below. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Some wear to gilt otherwise fine Honourable Artillery Company Victorian mounted Officer?s sabretache ornament. A very fine and scarce example. Rich gilt Guelphic crowned strap inscribed ?Honourable Artillery Company?. To the centre, on a burnished ground, ?VR? cypher, reversed and interlaced, flaming grenade beneath. Four screw posts to reverse. Honourable Artillery Company, Infantry post 1902 HAC OSD bronze cap badge. Fine die-stamped example on blades. Flaming grenade with with applied ?HAC? cypher, Firmin, London tablet to reverse. Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms epaulette badge. A god padded example, within a Crowned bullion laurel wreath, a portcullis surmounted by a coronet. (known as a Tudor Portcullis). Slight dulling to bullion GC. Honourable East India Company pre 1858 Vctorian Officer?s waist belt plate mount. A fine scarce die-stamped rich gilt example. Within a laurel and palm wreath, a circlet inscribed with the Company?s motto ?Auspicio Regis et Senatus Angliae? and surmounted by the Lion and Globe; to the centre, a cross with Crowned device in the top quarter. Three short squared loops to reverse replaced with period brooch pin. The entire HEIC army was transferred from the Company to the Crown on 1st November 1858 as a result of the Indian Mutiny. HOOD WW1 RND (Royal Naval Division) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. Household Brigade Officer Cadet Battalion WW1 cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast bronze and white enamel example on loops worn 1917-19 only. Crowned circlet bearing the entwined initials of each regiment in the Household Brigade on white enamel ground; to the centre, within a chain, GvR Cypher. Household Cavalry GVIR brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on loops. (KK 1880) Household Cavalry GVIR OR?s cap badge circa 1937-52.55 A good die-cast example on loops. Some verdigris to front. (KK 1880) Household Cavalry Officers Helmet Plate circa 1902-52 A fine gilt example with silver and gilt overlay. Enamel section painted. Five screw posts and two pair of blades to reverse. A little service wear. (KK 706) Household Cavalry post 1953 Officer?s helmet plate. A splendid die-stamped gilt example by F & S (Firmin & Son). Resting in wreath, half laurel, half oak, the crowned Collar of the Order of the Garter. Mounted to centre, a cut silver Garter Star bearing pierced gilt Garter on blue enamelled ground; to the centre, the Cross of St. George in red translucent enamel. Five screw posts and a pair of blades to reverse. Pristine Household Cavalry White Buff Leather Sword Knot. A good example. GC. HOWE scarce WW1 Royal Naval Division brass shoulder title. Good example on loops HQ British Troops in Northern Ireland facing pair of WW2 formation signs. Good scarce painted pair worn c1940-43. Removed from uniform. HQ Bty / 457 Regiment Royal Artillery cloth formation sign. Good scarce embroidered white Isle of Wight Rifles device on black rectangle felt. HQ Land Forces Hong Kong facing pair of formation signs. Good embroidered examples with KD backing and with four press stud fastenings. Minor service wear. Formed 1945 HQ Lines of Communication SEAC / South Burma District WW2 formation sign. Good scarce Stork in flight printed on white edged green rectangle. Cotton backing. Minor service wear HQ Lines of Communication SEAC / South Burma District WW2 formation sign. Good scarce Stork in flight printed on white edged green rectangle. Khaki cotton backing. HQ Middle East Land Forces cloth formation sign Good red over black felt shield embroidered with golden crown and lion HQ Palestine & Transjordan / British Troops in Palestine formation sign Good scarce Arab dagger, white blade and black grip, sewn on maroon square. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear HQ Palestine & Transjordan / British Troops in Palestine formation sign. Arab knife printed on red square. Excellent condition. HQ Western Europe C-in-C rare formation sign White embroidered five link chain on blue felt. Removed from uniform, heavy service wear Huntingdonshire Constabulary police night helmet plate Good post 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; chromed County device to centre. Two of three loops Huntingdonshire Home Guard WW2 brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1870) Hurstpierpoint College OTC Sussex brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. (KK 2578) hvd I Battery Royal Horse Artillery cloth pagri flash. Yellow felt ?I? sewn on red/navy diamond. Severe moth hence price. IC (I) scarce Intelligence Corps (India) cast brass shoulder title. A good example on loops (bent) IC (I) scarce WW2 Intelligence Corps (India) brass shoulder title Well cast brass on bent loops. Iceland Force / 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division formation sign. A good scarce 1st pattern white polar bear, head down, embroidered on black silk rectangle. Removed from uniform. Illawarra Regt. 34th Australian Infantry Bn. slouch hat badge A good die-stamped brass example on flat style loops. IMPERIAL / 8 / CAMEL CORPS very rare Imperial Camel Corps brass 1918 shoulder title. A good well cast brass elliptical example on loops Imperial Austria. Order of Civil Merit 2nd Class breast badge. Maker: G.A.S. Fixing: brooch pin Condition: VGC Imperial Austria. Order of Civil Merit 3rd Class breast badge by G.A. Scheid.. Fine scarce silver and white enamel pinback badge by G.A.S.(G.A. Scheid). AA stampings to pin assembly. Imperial Camel Corps WW1 scarce brass cap badge. Locally sand-cast camel on ?Imperial Camel Corps? tablet. Loops replaced with lead soldered home made slider during service. Imperial German 1914 Iron Cross pair medals Comprising Iron Cross 1914, 2nd class ... Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants. Mounted as worn. Generally GC. Imperial German black wound badge A good die-stamped example on pin Imperial German Crown 1870-1918. A good die-stamped 33 mm high thin brass example on four blades. Imperial German group of three miniatue medals. Good scarce unusual set mounted Germanic style as worn. Imperial German Iron Cross group of three medals. 1914 Iron Cross 2nd class (indistinct maker\'s mark to ring) ... 1914-18 Honour Cross with Swords for Combatants (raised markings No. 44 R.V.Pzorzheim) ... Prussian 15 year service cross. All mounted as worn on metal ribbon bar. Imperial German Iron Cross Pair of Medals. Iron Cross 1914, 2nd class; and Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants (C. TH. D). Mounted as worn in good condition Cross of Honour instituted by President Hindenburg 13th July 1934. Imperial German WW1 258th Infantry Regiment shoulder strap A good field grey example with white piping and red cable stitched numerals Imperial German WW1 Army Observer?s breast badge. A fine scarce die-cast sew on example. Silvered crowned wreath of laurel and oak; the rayed centre mounted with red enamel square bearing black and white chequered device. Eight small holes around the edge to facilitate stitching to tunic. Imperial German WW1 Iron Cross 1st Class Good example of magnetic iron centre with silver plated frame, pin back. Unmarked Imperial German WW1 wound badge in black. Good scarce die-cast example complete with pin and securing hook to reverse. Minor service wear. Imperial German, Prussian brass picklehaube plate Die-stamped brass with unusual central fitting Imperial German. 1918 dated WW1 leather flying helmet. A good rare example, of the issue pattern worn by pilots and observers of the Imperial German Air Service during the Great War. Black leather skull with protective comb running from front to back across the top with similar band around the edge. Complete with fold down neck flap (dated 1918) with integral earpieces and chin strap. Liner present but fragile to parts, wear to the rear flap, this with faint 1918 issue stamp. GC remains a good display item. Imperial German. Wurttemberg Army Officer?s peaked cap. A good example of all dark blue woolen cloth with white piping to the welt of the crown and either side of the band. To the front National and Wurttemberg cockades. Black pressed fibre peak and complete with white cotton sweatband and lining. One or two minor touches of moth. Generally. VGC Imperial Japanese Army WW2 2nd Lieutenant\'s pair of collar patches Good matching pair of red felt example edged top and bottom with gold twist cord and bearing gold braid central line with applied chromed star. Khaki silk backed. Imperial Japanese Navy WW2 Officer\'s cap badge Fine rare bullion / gold wire example with central fouled anchor surmounted by a silvered cherry blossom. Ribbed silk paper backing. Imperial Russia. Miniature St George Medal for Bravery, 3rd Class in silver A fine scarce example complete with ribbon.Slight maker's imperfection in Csar's neck. Imperial Russian box for breast badge A most useful example om good condition Imperial Russian Cross of St. George, 4th class miniature medal. A good example mounted for display with Russian style ribbon. Imperial Russian Marine 19th century Button. Imperial doubled headed eagle with central St. George cartouche set on crossed anchors. Complete with brass shank. No maker's details Imperial Service College OTC pre 1942 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. VGC (KK 2570) Absorbed by Haileybury in 1942, thereafter Haileybury and Imperial Service College. Imperial Yeomanry Boer War period Button by Firmin & Sons, London Brass example on shank. Imperial crown within "Imperial Yeomanry" circlet Imperial Yeomanry Boer War scarce slouch hat rosette. General pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronze Prince of Wales?s plumes with IY below. Well worn Imperial Yeomanry Boer War slouch hat rosette. A fine example of general pattern in red and purple silk rosette bearing bronze Prince of Wales?s plumes with ?IY? below. (KK 1396) Imperial Yeomanry Cadets rare pair of Officer?s gilt collar badges. A fine die-stamped Boer War facing pair retaining a bright gilt finish. Complete with loop fittings. VGC Imperial Yeomanry Cadets scarce brass cap badge. Good scarce example. Die-cast crowned City of London shield set on crossed lances. Scroll below "I.Y.C" Imperial Yeomanry Hospital Boer War bi-metal cap badge. A rare die-stamped example. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC. (KK 1394) Imperial Yeomanry Hospital rare Boer War slough hat badge on its rosette. Die-stamped white metal Prince of Wales? plumes, with brass coronet, resting on brass tri-part scroll inscribed ?Imperial Yeomanry Hospital?. Three loops to reverse (KK 1394) and set on its original Imperial Yeomanry silk rosette. Excellent condition. IY Hospital at Deelfontein Indaian Army. Bengal Staff Corps Victorian Officer?s gilt button. A good bright gilt example retaining shank. Maker's details of Jennens & Co. London GC India Army. A B Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion WW2 cloth pagri flash. Red letters embroidered on ark green diamond. Slight moth India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion cap badge and pair of shoulder titles. Good British made die-stamped white metal cap badge on loops together a pair of well cast white metal shoulder titles on integral loops, India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion pair of shoulder titles. A well cast brass pair of A.B.R.B / A on integral flat loops India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion pair of shoulder titles. A well cast brass pair of A.B.R.B on integral flat loops India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion WW2 Officer's cap badge and buttons A good British made die-cast gilt example on loops together with 11 unit brass buttons India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion WW2 Officer's cap badge. A good British made die-cast gilt example on loops. Front dull. India Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion WW2 unknown Officer's ribbon bar. WW1 British War Medal and Victory Medal, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star. Territorial Decoration ribbons mounted on pin back bar. Together with his previous set lacking Burma Star. India Army. Indian Engineers Officer's cap badge, a pair of collars, pair of IE shoulder titles, 9 buttons and 40 assorted pips. Cap and collars both well cast on loops INDIA COMMAND scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title Scarce locally made red on black example removed from uniform. A little service wear. India Command scarce WW2 formation sign. Felt shield divided vertically Navy blue, scarlet and light blue; each bearing a relevant bullion crest of the Royal Navy, Army and RAF. INDIA COMMAND WW2 shoulder title. Bullion on black. Service wear India, Central Command scarce WW2 formation sign. Red felt circle on black velvet square. India. Eastern Command WW2 embroidered formation sign. Good scarce White horse’s head with flowing mane on black square with white border. Long prominent horse’s mane being a play on word’s with the CO, General Sir Mosley Mayne. India. Eastern Command WW2 printed facing pair of formation signs. Good scarce pair. Each a white rectangle printed with black square bearing horses head with flowing mane in white. Aertex backings and four hooks to each (one absent). Minor service wear. Indian Air Force brass cap badge. A good cast example with integral flat loops. Good condition Indian Air Formation Signals WW2 formation sign Red star and aeroplane embroidered on blue and white vertically divided diamond. Removed from uniform, some fading. Indian Air Formation Signals WW2 formation sign. A scarce printed example removed from a uniform Indian Air Formation Signals WW2 formation sign. Good scarce red star and aeroplane embroidered on blue and white vertically divided diamond. Removed from uniform, some fading.... INDIAN ARMY / HD rare WW2 Indian Army Holdiing Detachment shoulder title. Good black letters embroidered on off white believed worn by soldiers in Kent based unit. Removed from uniform Indian Army 12th Frontier Force Regiment Badge Cast from a hallmarked silver example. Loops Indian Army 32nd Pioneers pouch badge Good scarce cast brass example on screw posts Indian Army 3rd Bn 23rd Infantry General Service Medal clasp Iraq. A good example awarded to 2104 Sepoy Jai Singh 3-23-Inf. GC Minor marks. Indian Army 76th Punjabis Officer's OSD Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt. A very scarce example of the bronze service dress cap badge. Retaining both blades and clear makers stamp. VGC. Indian Army 8 Rajputs Brass Shoulder Titles. A good pair on flat integral loops Indian Army 8 Rajputs Officers Field Service Cap Badge. A fine well cast native silver example on loops Indian Army 8th Punjab Regiment cap badge. A good post 1922 cast white metal example on loops. Chinthern (Burmese Dragon) resting on a scroll inscribed ?Punjab Regt? with ?8? between the Chinthern and scroll. Indian Army Baluchistan District WW2 formation sign. Good scarce white horned head of a gnu embroidered on pinky red cotton rectangle. Sen on stiffener backing backing. Indian Army Boat Badge. A good hallmarked silver example, bearing hallmarks for Birmingham ............... and makers stamps of J.R. Gaunt. Retaining original pin fitting. VGC. Indian Army Dogra Regiment Cap Badge A well cast white metal post 1947 example on slider 17th Dogras became The Dogra Regiment in 1947 Indian Army Kumaon Regiment cap badge. A good die-cast white metal example featuring the Russell crest,on brass slider Indian Army Officer Cadet Unit Pagri Badge. A well cast example on stout pagri pin.. Indian Army Officer\'s Pouch Belt Whistle & Chain. A good brass example. Circular lion\'s head boss attached by two strand chain to whistle and holder. Slight age wear GC Indian Army Other Ranks Issue kullar. The cone section from a turban. This example is possibly WW1 period as it is not tailored with vent holes, as found on later examples. Faint stamps to the interior. Indian Army Overseas Service award / badge. Bronze Awarded during WW2 and worn on the left breast pocket. See "British Battles and Medals" by Major L.L. Gordon for further details of the award Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: VGC Indian Army Overseas Service award / badge. A good scarce die-cast bronze pin-back example. Awarded during WW2 and worn on the left breast pocket. See "British Battles and Medals" by Major L.L. Gordon for further details of the award Indian Army pair of Officer\'s collar badges circa 1910-36. Good scarce die-stamped gilt crowned silver GRI cyphers on loops. INDIAN ARMY pair of WW2 cloth shoulder titles Good scarce white serif letters embroidered on red felt. Removed from uniform Indian Army Pioneer Regiment Officers Field Service Side Cap. Dark blue cloth, with white cloth to the crown. Retaining regimental pattern buttons of crossed axes, surmounted by a crown. Moth nips to the crown. Indian Army Poona Horse Cavalry Officer's Shoulder Chain. A good example retaining fine gilt device and Captain Rank Stars. Minor wear gilt bright Indian Army post war bullion formation sign. Fine scarce gold wire embroidered star over crossed swords on red felt rectangle. Indian Army QVO Poona Horse Officer?s cap badge. Well cast silvered example on loops. Reverse impressed ?P?. Indian Army Rawalpindi District WW2 embroidered formation sign. White falcon on red felt square backed with newspaper. Indian Army Sappers and Miners cast brass head-dress badge. VRI cypher within the Garter, integral flat loops. Indian Army Service Corps Officer's Cap Badge. A good quality silvered example on loops; black enamel central backing disc. Indian Army The Nizam's Field Artillery Cap Badge. A cast brass example with square loops to the reverse. Indian Army WW2 Nagpur District formation badge. Black edged red square embroidered with black and yellow cobra. Cotton backed with four brass hooks. Indian Army WW2 Waziristan District formation sign. Good scarce white crossed Pathan daggers embroidered on red rectangle. KD backed with four brass hooks. Indian Army, The Dogra Regiment cap badge. A good die-cast white metal example on brass slider. Indian Army. Hodson?s Horse (4th DCO?s Own Lancers) Officer?s 1945 hallmarked silver cap badge A very fine die-cast example by JRG&S (Gaunt) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Crowned crossed lances with scroll across the butts ?Hodsons Horse?. Formed in 1857 as irregular cavalry under the gallant and intrepid William Stephen Raikes Hodson (killed at Lucknow 13th March 1858). Indian Army. 107th and later 108th (Bombay) L of C WW2 formation sign Good scarce red cotton square printed with black ?Gateway of India? Indian Army. 108th Infantry pagri badge circa 1903-22. A fine die-stamped brass on stout pagri pin. Rising sun resting on tri-part scroll ?Infantry;? ?108?to centre. (Cox 2542) 8th Bombay Infantry dropped title ?Bombay? in 1903. Became 3rd Bn. Bombay Grenadiers in 1922. Disbanded 1930. Indian Army. 109th (Bangalore) L of C WW2 formation sign. Good scarce issue. Yellow palm tree printed on red square. KD backed. Indian Army. 10th Baluch Regiment Officer?s boss and badge. Red cord boss mounted with silvered Roman ?X?. Screwpost to reverse Indian Army. 110 (Poona) Lines of Communications WW2 formation sign. Black circular shield resting on crossed Mahratta swords printed on red square.Removed from uniform Indian Army. 116 Mahrattas 1902-22 headdress badge. Cast brass with burnished finish. Loops Indian Army. 11th King?s Edward?s Own Lancers (Probyn?s Horse) pre 1922 Officer?s head-dress badge A good die-cast unmarked silver example on three loops Indian Army. 122nd Rajputana Infantry Officer?s 1921 hallmarked silver cap badge. by JG Gaunt A fine die-cast example on loops by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Crossed katars. (Cox 2563) Became 6th Bn. 6th Rajputana Rifles in 1922. Indian Army. 123rd Outram?s badge / title circa 1903-22. Good British made die cast blackened brass example on loops. Strung bugle with ?Outrams? below. (Cox 2564) Indian Army. 129th Duke of Connaught?s Own Baluchis Officer?s gilt pagri badge. A very fine die-cast British made example. Crowned AWA cypher. retaining stout pagri pin to the reverse (see Cox 2573). Indian Army. 14th Punjab Regiment Officer?s 1924 hallmarked silver field service cap / collar badge by JR Gaunt, London A fine die-cast example on loops. Crowned five pointed star on ?Punjab Regiment? scroll; ?14? to centre. Indian Army. 14th Punjab Regiment Officer?s bullion pagri badge. A fine scarce toned example. Green rectangle with bullion embroidered crowned five pointed star with ?14? to centre, ?Punjab? below. Indian Army. 14th Punjab Regiment Officer?s bullion pagri badge. A fine scarce toned example. Green rectangle with bullion embroidered crowned five pointed star with ?14? to centre, ?Punjab? below. Indian Army. 15th Ludhianha Sikhs pouch badge. A good cast white metal example on screw posts. Indian Army. 15th Punjab Regiment silver cap badge, a title and button circa 1922-47. Locally cast silver cap badge on slider. Crowned quoit with crescent interlinked. Reverse impressed "Silver", slider "BM". ,,, brass shoulder title on hexagonal loops ... small gilt brass button mounted with silver "15". All have slight service wear. (3 items) Indian Army. 16th Light Cavalry Officer?s 1927 hallmarked silver cap badge by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company. A fine scarce die-cast silver example on loops, bearing London hallmarks to the reverse. Crowned crossed lances, ?16? on the intersection?, ?Light Cavalry? scroll across the base. Slight service wear. Indian Army. 16th Punjab Regiment 1930 hallmarked silver pagri badge by ES&S (Edward Stillwell & Sons) A fine Birmingham hallmarked die-cast exampleon loops. Crowned Maltese cross bearing quoit with ?16? to centre, all resting in a crescent resting on a scroll inscribed ?Punjab Regt?. Indian Army. 17th Dogra Regiment post 1922 Officer's cap badge. A fine well cast example in native silver. Crowned "17" on "Dogras" scroll. Two loops to reverse. Indian Army. 17th Dogra Regiment post 1922 Officer?s silver cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops, the reverse impressed ?Sterling?. Crowned ?17? resting on a scroll inscribed ?Dogras?. Indian Army. 18th (Prince of Wales?s Own) Tiwana Lancers headdress badge. British made die-cast gilt metal example on four loops. ?18? set on crossed lances, Prince of Wales?s plumes in the upper angle; ?Tiwana Lancers? scroll across the butts. Indian Army. 18th King George?s Own Lancers cavalry Officer's cap badge circa 1910-22. Die cast gilt example on four loops. Crowned ?18? on GRI cypher set on crossed lances with ?King George?s Own Lancers? scroll across the butts.A little service wear (Cox 2332) Indian Army. 19th Hyderabad Regiment pair of collar badges. Inferior native silver examples cast from a hallmarked silver pair. Indian Army. 1st Brahmans 1912 hallmarked silver cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine rare die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks. ?Fishes of Oudh? resting on a tablet inscribed ?1776?, on loops which bear the Lion Passant. 3.5 cm high. (Cox 2381) The 1st Brahmans became the 4th Battalion of the 1st Punjab Regiment in 1922. Indian Army. 1st Brahmans brass head-dress cap badge. A good locally made brass example on old brooch pin. Crowned "1" on "Brahmans" scroll. 1st Brahmans became the 4th Battalion of the 1st Punjab Regiment in 1922 Indian Army. 1st King George?s Own Gurkha Rifles Officer?s 1913 silver hallmarked pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Silver laurel wreath surmounted by a separate Crown. Laurel wreath bearing honour scrolls ?Bhurtpore? ?Aliwal? ?Sobraon? ?Tirah? ?Punjab Frontier? ?Afghanistan 1878-80?. To the centre, silver crossed kukris surmounted by ?GRI? cypher; below the kukris a strung bugle surmounted by the numeral ?1?. Below the wreath a scroll inscribed ?King George?s Own Own Gurkha Rifles?. All mounted on a seeded backplate. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC Became 1st Prince of Wales?s Own Gurkha Rifles in 1906 when he visited India, then 1st King George?s Own Gurkha Rifles when he ascended the throne upon Edward VII?s death in 1910. Indian Army. 1st Madras Pioneers Officer?s 1926 hallmarked silver pagri badge by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons). A fine Birmingham hallmarked die-cast frosted silver example on loops. Elephant on ?Assaye? tablet atop circlet inscribed ?Seetabuldee Seringapatam? resting on ?Madras Pioneers? scroll; ?1? to voided centre. Indian Army. 202nd (Assam) L of C WW2 formation sign Good scarce canvas rectangle printed with black edged white circle bearing a Naga spear and blue wavy line representing the River Bramaputra. Evidence of four press studs cotton lining. Indian Army. 24th Punjabis Officer?s 1917 hallmarked silver field service cap badge /collar badge A fine die-cast by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 112 Regent St. London bearing London hallmarks. Five pointed star surmounted by a Crown, to the centre of the star ?24? within a circlet inscribed ?Punjabis?. Loops to reverse. Indian Army. 26th Punjabis Officer's pouch badge circa 1903-22. A fine scarce die-cast example of native silver with two screw posts to reverse. Became 2nd Bn. 15th Punjab Regiment in 1922. Indian Army. 26th Punjabis rare Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1903-22. A good silvered example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a crown on a blank tablet, a Maltese cross with ball finials to the tips and lions between the angles. To the centre, ?26? within a circlet inscribed ?Punjabis?. Four screw posts to reverse. Complete with backing plate. Good condition. Became 2nd Bn. 15th Punjab Regiment in 1922. indian Army. 2nd Royal Lancers (Gardner?s Horse) post 1935 Officer?s silver plated cap badge. A fine die-cast example with ?P? impressed to reverse on loops Indian Army. 303 (Bengal) L of C Area WW2 formation sign Good example. Golden .303 round printed on red rectangle on white cotton. Removed from tunic. Indian Army. 32nd Lancers cavalry Officer's gilt cap badge circa 1903-22 by J & Co. A fine die-cast British made example on loops. Crowned XXXII set on crossed lances Indian Army. 37 / Dogras scarce pair of shoulder titles circa 1903-22. Well cast brass pair, each on three integral loops. Indian Army. 40th Pathans Officer?s field service cap badge and collar badgecirca 1903-22. Well cast native silver examples on loops. ?40? atop shield set on crossed knives with ?Pathans? scroll between the grips. (as Cox 244) 40th Pathans (nicknamed ?The Forty Thieves?) became 5th Bn 14th Punjab Regt. in 1922. Indian Army. 4th Hazara Pioneers Officer?s 1927 Birmingham hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Crowned crossed axes resting on ?Hazara Pioneers? scroll; ?4? between the handles. Indian Army. 4th Madras Pioneers Victorian Officer?s pagri badge circa 1883-1903. A fine scarce example of heavy gilt brass with applied brass flush back plate. A crown over a plinth, ?Assaye? and an oval of laurel sprays embellished with six battle honours scrolls of which two are blank. At the base of the laurels a scroll, ?Madras Pioneers?. In the voided centre are crossed axes above the Elephant over ?IV?. Original stout pin back. Formerly the 4th Madras Native Infantry, became the 64th Pioneers in 1903. Indian Army. 54th Sikhs FF head-dress badge circa 1903-22. Good cast white metal crowned quoit inscribed “Frontier Force Sikhs” resting on tri-part scroll “Pegu” “Delhi” “Chitral”; “54” to voided centre,. Two loops to reverse (lower on bent). Indian Army. 54th Sikhs FF Officer?s 1913 hallmarked silver cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Crowned circlet ?Frontier Force Sikhs? resting in laurel wreath; 54 to centre, strung bugle beneath circlet. All resting on scroll ?Pegu? ?Delhi? ?Chitral?. (Cox 2461) Indian Army. 56th Bengal Native Infantry Officer?s bell top shako circa 1829-35. A fine and exceedingly rare example. Black beaver body with patent leather crown and peak; two patent leather bands either side in the form of a V. To the front a large rich gilt eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, in silver, a star with square points; on the star, within a rich gilt laurel wreath, a strap inscribed ?regiment?; to the centre, silver ?56? on a rich green translucent ground. Circular gilt ear bosses mounted with the Royal Crest support the velvet backed chin scales. Wide soft leather sweatband topped with crimson silk; brown silk lining retains green paper label of Grindlays, East India Agency, 16 Cornhill and 8 St.Martin?s Place, Charing Cross. Complete with large white white wool ball tuft with plaited cord base. A little age and storage wear, some loss of pile to beaver, small spit to side near top not affecting appearance. GC for age. Indian Army. 5th Mahratta Light Infantry pagri badge. Large Crowned strung bugle with ?5? between the strings. Cast WM, KC, Retaining stout pagri pin. VGC Formed in 1923 Indian Army. 61st King George?s Own Pioneers pagri badge circa 1911-22. A good die-cast silver and gilt example by JR Gaunt, London. Within a laurel wreath, the Garter surmounted by POW plumes, Imperial Cypher to centre; all on scroll ?KCO 61 Pioneers?.Stout pagri pin to reversewith "T" end and pair of blades above plumes indicatiing use as a place setting. (Cox 2472) Indian Army. 67th Punjabis scarce Officer?s cap badge circa 1903-22. Good British made example on loops. Die-stamped brass with applied silver quoit. (Cox 2482) Indian Army. 6th Bombay Cavalry (Jacobs Horse) shoulder title circa 1885-1903 A good cast brass example on flat integral loops. "6" on pierced BOMBAY scroll set on crossed sabres. Indian Army. 6th Bombay Cavalry (Jacobs Horse) Officer's shoulder title circa 1885-1903.. A fine gilt British made example on toned black loops. "6" on pierced BOMBAY scroll set on crossed sabres. Indian Army. 75th Carnatic Infantry pagri badge circa 1903-22 Scarce cast brass crowned zigzag scroll example with stout pagri pin to reverse (hook AF) Indian Army. 76th Punjabis Officer?s cap badge circa 1903-22. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. Gilt crowned laurel wreath; the centre mounted with silver circlet "Punjabis" with "76" to centre. Indian Army. 7th Light Cavalry Officer?s 1924 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine and scarce die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons). Crowned ?7? set crossed lances. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. Indian Army. 7th Light Cavalry post 1934 cap badge. Cast white metal example on loops. Crown set on crossed lances with ?Light 7 Cavalry? tri-part scroll across the butts. Indian Army. 7th Rajput Regiment post 1922 well cast white metal pagri badge. Stout pagri pin to reverse. Indian Army. 8th Rajputs Officer's 1919 hallmarked silver helmet badge by JR Gaunt & Son A very fine scarce die-stamped silver example by JRGS bearing Birmingham hallmarks (badge discontinued in 1922). Resting in a laurel wreath, a crowned circlet "Rajputs" with "8" to voided centre.Stout pagri pin to reverse. Indian Army. 90th Punjabis Officer?s 1906 hallmarked silver cap badge by J.R. Gaunt Ltd. A very fine Birmingham hallmarked die-cast example on loops (each bearing Lion Passant). Reverse impressed ?JRG&S? and ?J.R. Gaunt Ltd. Birm?. (as Cox 2511) Indian Army. 98th Infantry Officer?s helmet plate circa 1903-22. A very fine and scarce unmarked silver example with single screw post to reverse.. Mounted on an eight pointed star, a crowned circlet inscribed ?Indian Army Infantry? with ?98? to centre. Single screw post to reverse. Became 4th Bn 19th Hyderabad Regt. in 1922. Indian Army. 9th Madras Native Infantry Victorian brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Within a laurel wreath entwined with scroll ?Carnatic Sholinghur Mysore Ava Pegu?, a crowned strap bearing Indian inscription, dhow in full sail to centre. Redesignated 69th Punjabis in 1903; became part of 2nd Bn. 2nd Punjab Regiment in 1922. Indian Army. 9th Madras Native Infantry Victorian headdress badge. A good die-stamped British made example on loops. Dhow within crowned strap resting within a wreath bearing five battle honours. Redesignated 69th Punjabis in 1903; became part of 2nd Bn. 2nd Punjab Regiment in 1922. Indian Army. Assam-Bengal Railway Battalion AFI die-stamped white metal cap badge. A fine British made example on loops.(Cox 2697) Indian Army. Baluchistan District scarce WW2 formation sign. White embroidered horned head of a gnu embroidered on red cotton rectangle.Removed from uniform. A little faded, generally GC. Indian Army. Bangalore Volunteer Rifles shoulder title. A fine scarce die-stamped British made white metal BVR cypher on loops. Redesignated 6th Bangalore Bn. in 1917 Indian Army. Bombay Volunteer Rifles Victorian Officer?s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped silver plated example. Guelphic crowned 10 pointed star bearing title circlet with strung bugle to centre.Two loops to the reverse. GC. Bombay Volunteer Rifle Corps raised 15th August 1877; redesignated 16th Bombay Battalion 1st April 1917. Honorary Colonel was The Governor of Bombay. Indian Army. Chota Nagpur Light Horse AFI scarce cap badge, A good scarce short-lived well cast example on loops. 7th August 1891 formed as Chota Nagpur Mounted Rifles; 2nd March 1910 renamed Chota Nagpur Light Horse; 1st April 1917 Chota Nagpur Regiment. Governor of Bihar was Honorary Colonel. Indian Army. East Coast Volunteer Rifles shoulder title. Good British made die-cast example. Bugle over ECRV on three loop Originally raised as Godavari Rifle Volunteers became East Coast Rifle Volunteers on 14th October 1890; redesignated East Coast Volunteer Rifles on 14th October 1903. Indian Army. Great Indian Peninsula Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps pouch belt plate. A fine and scarce Officer?s example comprising a die-stamped silvered Crowned strap inscribed ?Inimicus Inimico?. Within the strap, two conjoined shields with an elephant above and a railway engine below all on an ornate domed ground. Three screw posts to reverse. Very good condition. Great Indian Peninsula Railway was incorporated in 1849, the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps being raised 29th December 1875; a second battalion was formed on 5th August 1908 by the amalgamation of the Midland Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps, raised 22nd August 1890. The Corps were redesignated Great Indian Peninsula Railway Battalion on 1st April 1917 and Great Indian Peninsula Railway Regiment 1st October 1920. Honorary Colonel was The Governor of Bombay. Indian Army. North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles shoulder title. A good scarce post 1892 British made blackened brass example on flat loops. Indian Army. OTS / MHOW pair of brass shoulder titles. A well cast pair with integral loops. Officer Training School, Mhow, India originally formed in 1885. Indian Army. Poona Volunteer Rifles rare pagri badge. Good scarce die-stamped British made white metal example on pagri pin. Imperial Crowned ten pointed star with circlet inscribed ?Poona Volunteers?; strung bugle to centre. Poona Volunteer Rifles raised 4th January 1887; redesignated 35th Poona Battalion 1st April 1917. Honorary Colonel was The Governor of Bombay. Indian Army. Punjab Light Horse cap badge. Good British made die-cast crowned PLH cypher on ?De Bon Vouloir Servir Le Roi? scroll by Gaunt on replacement loops. Indian Army. Queen Victoria?s Own Corps of Guides (Frontier Force)(Lumden?s) Cavalry Officer?s 1913 hallmarked silver pagri badge. A fine and scarce die-cast example bearing Birmingham hallmarks by JF (James Fenton & Co. Birmingham). Crowned Garter resting in four-part scroll ?Queen?s Own Corps of Guides?, VR to centre. Stout pagri pin to reverse. Excellent Indian Army. Queen Victoria?s Own Corps of Guides (Frontier Force)(Lumden?s) Cavalry Officer?s 1925 hallmarked silver cap badge by JR Gaunt & Sons. A fine scarce die-cast Birmingham hallmarked example on loops, Reverse impressed JRG&S. Indian Army. Rajputana Rifles Officer?s 1927 silver hallmarked pouch belt plate. A fine scarce example by ES & S (Edward Stillwell & Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarksLaurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Bourbon?; the wreath bearing numerous honour scrolls. Within the wreath, a Maltese cross with lions between the angles and RR cypher to centre; the arms of the cross ornamented with further battle honours. Retains backing plate and four screw posts to reverse. VGC Indian Army. Rajputana Rifles pagri badge. A good cast example on pagri pin. Imperial crowned strung bugle with "RR" between the cords Indian Army. Rajputana Rifles post 1922 Officer?s pouch belt plate. A finely detailed cast silvered example on four screw posts.. Laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Bourbon?; the wreath bearing numerous honour scrolls. Within the wreath, a Maltese cross with lions between the angles and RR cypher to rope edged centre; the arms of the cross ornamented with further battle honours. Indian Army. Rajputana Rifles Victorian Officer?s pouch badge. A fine cast native silver example on two screw posts. Guelphic crowned strung bugle with "RR" between the cords. Gilt backing plate to brown. Indian Army. Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps white metal pagri badge. A fine die-stamped example. (Cox 2674). Complete with two loops to the reverse. GC Indian Army. Scinde Horse pouch belt plate, whistle etc. A fine and scarce silver example. The plate heavily silver plated, the whistle and holder both silver by J & Co. (Jennens) bears Birmingham 1884 hallmarks. Reverse of plate now with broad slider, and supports four chain to whistle and holder in the style of a chatelaine. Good condition. Indian Army. Sikh Pioneers Officers 1916 hallmarked silver cap badge by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 112 Regent St. London.. A fine scarce die-cast example on loops with London hallmarks. Sphinx bearing ?2/23? resting on ?Sikh Pioneer? tablet superimposed on crossed SMLE rifle with pick between the butts. Indian Army. Supply & Transport Corps brass cap badge circa 1903-23. A good die struck example with long slider. GC Indian Army Supply and Transport Corps was redesignated Indian Army Service Corps in 1923; title ?Royal? bestowed on the occasion of the King Emperor?s Jubilee in 1935. Indian Army. The Madras Reiment cap badge circa 1922-47. A fine die-stamped British made example on three loops. Brass circular shield set on white metal crowned crossed native swords resting on bi-part scroll "The Madras Regiment". Indian Army. United Provinces Area WW2 formation sign. Blue ?Fishes of Oudh? embroidered on red felt disc. Red cotton backing. Indian Army. United Provinces Area WW2 formation sign. Blue ?Fishes of Oudh? embroidered on red felt disc. Red cotton backing. Indian Army. WW2 8th KGO Light Cavalry Officer’s bullion pagri badge. Good rare example. Crowned crossed lances, “8” to intersection, “KGO” between the butts. Removed from head-dress. Minor service wear. Indian Army. WW2 Nagpur District formation badge Good scarce black edged red square printed with black and yellow cobra. Cotton backed. Indian Army: 10th Baluch Regiment Officer?s red cord boss mounted with badge. badge. A good scarce example mounted with silvered X secured by wires. Indian Army: 6th Rajputan Rifles WW2 Captain's Rank Slide A good scarce kd example with black embroidered "6 R.R." and three red backed black cloth rank pips. Indian Army: 7th Rajput Regiment Officers Field Service Cap Badge by Firmin London.. A good - unmarked silver example on loops Indian Army: Bombay Baroda & Central India Railway Regiment AFI cap badge. A good locally cast period example on small loops. Indian Army: RAJ .RIF WW2 Rajputana Rifles slip on title Embroidered onto jungle green material, the reverse with ink stamp 1945. Indian Army: Scots Company. Bombay Volunteer Rifles glengarry badge circa 1914-22. A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse, on loops. Indian Army: WW2 Period Frontier Force Regiment Captain Rank Slides. A good matching pair for the KD uniform. Indian Artillery bronze cap badge. A good well cast example on slider; applied moving gun wheel. Title \"Royal\" bestowed in 1945. Indian Artillery cast cap badge Slider fitting Indian Beach Groups scarce WW2 formation sign. Red winged dagger above waves embroidered on white disc with red border. Glue marks to reverse otherwise fine. Indian Beach Groups WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce white cotton disc printed with red circle around a red winged dagger above blue waves. Removed from uniform Indian Cavalry. Hodson?s Horse (4th DCO?s Own Lancers) Officer?s 1923 hallmarked silver cap badge. A very fine large die-cast example by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company bearing London hallmarks for 1923. Retaining both loops. Formed in 1857 as irregular cavalry under the gallant and intrepid William Stephen Raikes Hodson (killed at Lucknow 13th March 1858). Indian Medical Service Officer?s cap badge. A fine British made die-cast silver and gilt example on loops.(Cox 2590) Indian Medical Service Officers Gilt Collar Badges. A fine matching pair on loops. Indian Medical Service Officers Gilt Collar Badges. A fine matching pair on loops. Indian Medical Service Officers OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good matching die-cast pair on loops. Indian Mutiny Medal Defence of Luknow Contemporary Miniature Medal A good unmarked silver example, with clasp and original ribbon. GC. Indian Mutiny Period 31st Bengal Native Infantry Field Officer?s shako & Cotton Cover. A very fine and scarce 1855-61 example complete with white linen cover for hot climate. Black beaver skin with black patent leather crown, neck and front peaks; two rows of gold lace around top of the crown denote Colonel?s or Lieutenant Colonel?s rank. To the front a fine fire eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, a laurel wreath encircling a strap inscribed ?Bengal Native Infantry?; ?31? to centre on a burnished gilt ground. Woollen white over red tuft to crown. The interior retains original leather sweatband with crimson silk edging and waxed silk lining. Black patent leather chinstrap and blackened mask to reverse of shako on the top line of gold lace. To the inside of the crown, an original paper tailor?s label of Garden and Son, Army Cap and Helmet Makers of 200 Piccadilly, London. The shako is accompanied by its original white linen Foreign Service Cover with 3-button fastenings to each side; the linen now stained and with minor holes and tears. Shako and cover are housed in japanned carrying tin. Shako VGC The shako is attributed to Lt. Gen. Frederick George Lister. Born 1790, died 1870. Originally commissioned as ensign into the 26th Native Infantry in 1806. Lt. 1808. Capt. 1824. Maj. 1839. Lt. Col. 1845. Col. 1855. Maj. Gen. 1857. Lt. Gen 1869. Posted as Colonel to the 31st Bengal Native Infantry in 1855. Indian Parachute Regiment rare WW2 beret badge. A rare Die-stamped nickel plated copper example. Retaining both loops Good Condition. Indian Parachute Regiment very rare WW2 Officer?s beret badge. A very fine die-cast silver plated example on loops, the reverse impressed ?P?, JR Gaunt's mark for silver plate. Indian Pioneers cast brass badge Intergral flat loops. Indian Pioneers cast brass badge Intergral flat loops. Indian State Forces, HEH The Nizam's Dis. Police Special Reverve headdress badge. Well cast in brass, reverse with single stout pin Indian WW2 Lahore District facing pair of formation signs. Black cannon embroidered on red rectangle. Aertex to reverse with press studs. Slight moth Cannon represents Zam-Zammah, the gun which stands outside the Lahore Museum referred to in Rudyard Kipling?s ?Kim?. Indian WW2 rare facing pair of Lahore District formation signs. Each a black cannon embroidered on red rectangle. Hessian type backing with two brass loops. Minor service wear Cannon represents Zam-Zammah, the gun which stands outside the Lahore Museum referred to in Rudyard Kipling?s ?Kim?. Indian. 101st (Bihar & Orissa) L of C Area WW2 formation signs. Facing pair of red rearing horses printed on yellow discs, each with Aertex type backing and three hooks . Minor service wear, small stain to top of one sign. Indian. 101st (Bihar & Orissa) L of C Area WW2 formation signs. Facing pair of red rearing horses printed on yellow discs, each with Aertex type backing and three hooks . Minor service wear, small stain to top of one sign. Indian. 109th (Bangalore) Lines of Communication Area WW2 formation sign. Good scarce yellow palm tree printed on red rectangle, cotton backing. Indian. 404 (East Bengal) L of C Area WW2 formation sign. A good scarce bullion example. Paddy-bird (symbolic of East Bengal) embroidered on red cotton rectangle. Indian. 4th Bn. Special Armed Constabulary scarce cap badge. Cast white metal upright crossed kukris; ?IVTH BN? between the blades, ?SAC? between the handles. Loops. Good condition Indian. 505 Lines of Communication WW2 formation sign Good scarce red felt shield, white edged, embroidered with two black arms holding a steering wheel with XIV above. Aertex backing. Removed from uniform Indian. 505 Lines of Communication WW2 formation sign. A good scarce exampleRed shield, white edged, embroidered with two black arms holding a steering wheel with XIV above. Aertex backing. Indian. Bengal & North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles cap badge. Scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned shield diagonally charged with a railway engine, wheatsheaf top and bottom. Indian. Calcutta Civil Guard Cap Badge. Cast brass Maltese cross superimposed on an eight pointed star; title strap mounted to the centre encircling a King?s Crown. Stout pagri style pin to reverse Indian. Calcutta Light Horse Cap Badge A die cast example on loops. Silvered eight pointed star mounted with gilt metal crowned ?CLH? cypher resting scroll ?Defence not Defiance?. Loops (Cox 2659) Formed as Calcutta Volunteer Lancers 22nd August 1872; reconstituted as Calcutta Mounted Volunteer Rifles 07.10.81; designated Calcutta Mounted Rifles 01.10.86 and Calcutta Light Horse 20.05.87. Blue uniform with white facings. Hon. Colonel, the Viceroy of India. In March 1943, members of the Calcutta Light Horse set sale in a barge ?Phoebe? on a daring mission to Goa where they sank the German ship ?Ehrenfels?. In 1980 this remarkable mission was made into a film ?The Sea Wolves. The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse?. Indian. Mysore Lancers brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped British made example on four loops. Sight service wear. (Cox 2603) Served in Egypt and Palestine during WW1. INFANTRY BOYS BN. cloth shoulder title circa 1954-56. Good scarce white sans-serif letter embroidered on curved red felt. Removed from uniform Redesignated junior Leaders Regiment in 1956. INKERMANN clasp for the Crimea Medal. A good scarce silver example. INNG.F brass Irish Boer War Inniskilling Fusiliers shoulder title circa 1898-1900. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. Inniskilling Dragoon Guards facing pair of collar badges, A good die-stamped bi-metal fair, fags facing, on loops. INNISKILLINGS pair of Irish Brass Shoulder Titles. A good locally cast matching pair with flat integral loops (one damaged). INNISKILLINGS white metal piper?s shoulder title. Flat loops to reverse. Very good condition Inns of Court OTC blackened cap badge A good WW1 era die-stamped example on slider Changed from OTC to Regiment in 1932 Inns of Court OTC blackened cap badge. A scarce crowned cast example on loops. Inns of Court OTC Officer?s cap badge. Cast silvered example. with pin fitting. Pin absent hook present Inns of Court Regiment NCO?s arm badge. A fine die-stamped white metal winged devil with trident on loops. Inns of Court Regiment Officer?s pair of collar badges. A good die-cast silvered pair by J.R. Gaunt London n loops. Reverses impressed "P" Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer\'s shako plate. A fine and scarce blackened example. The highpoints of the mounted centre burnished to accentuate the highlights. retaining both sets of fixing wires. Raised as 23rd Middlesex in 1859 and renumbered 14th Middlesex in 1880. Inns of Court Volunteer Reserve Corps VTC WW1 cap badge Good scarce die-stamped bronzed shields of the four Inns resting in laurel sprays on scroll INNS OF COURT R C. Loops Inns of Court Volunteer Rifle Corps cap badge circa 1905-08. A fine die-stamped blacked brass example on loops. Inspector of Army Schools Edwardian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1901-10 A very fine and exceedingly scarce gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with EVIIR Cypher in silver all set on a duck egg blue enamel ground. Three loops to reverse. Minor chip to enamel at 5 o?clock, generally VGC. Inspectors of Army Schools and Corps of Army Schoolmasters (formed in 1846;) disbanded 1920 and reformed as the Army Educational Corps 15th June, 1920. Inspectors of Yeomanry & Volunteers Georgian Officer?s openback coatee button. A rare silver on copper example with backmark of Firmin & Westall (backmark in use 1797-1811). Complete with shank to reverse. Good condition. Inspectors Special Constabulary Medal. A good example awarded to Inspr Harold C Jenkins. GC. Intelligence Corps Officer\'s Coloured Field Service Side Cap. A scarce post 1953 example, retaining bullion Cap Badge and regimental buttons. Cotton lining to the interior, with tailor\'s details of Hobson. Some service wear VGC. Intelligence Corps Volunteers printed formation sign A fine example Intelligence Corps Volunteers printed formation sign, Golden "V" printed on grey over green rectangle with central red bar. Light glue mark to reverse. Good condition. Intelligence Corps WW2 brass cap badge. Good die-stamped example on slider. INTELLIGENCE CORPS WW2 pair of black on green printed titles. Scarce pair removed from a uniform. (See previous two lots for other items to this unknown FS Intelligence soldier) Intelligence Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good example on blades. (KK 2275) Inter War Early WW2 Royal Air Force RAF Pilot Wings. This pair retain a classical shape associated with the 1930's. Flat, retaining original black wax cotton backing. Removed from a uniform. GC Inter War WW2 Period Officers Seaforth Highlanders Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A very good and scarce khaki cloth example with seven fold pagri , to the left side a tartan pagri badge. The interior is with leather sweatband and silver paper lining. Also with an ink name A.H. McKillop. No damage to cork body and no moth damage. VGC A.H. Mckillop was commissioned into the Seaforth Highlandersin 1941 Invasion of Sicily 1st Airborne Bn Border Regiment Casualty India General Service Medal. Awarded to ?3594593 Pte C..J. Phillips Bord R?. India General Service Medal with the clasp ?North West Frontier 1930-31?. GC Private Charles John Phillips is confirmed as serving with the 1st Airborne Battalion and was killed on the 9th July 1943. On this day the Allied Armies landed in Sicily, the 1st Borders were detailed to capture and hold the surrounding area of Ponte Grande Bridge. The Battalion 43 Officer?s and 753 Other Ranks embarked in 72 Waco Gliders. Due to stronger winds than expected, poor navigation and enemy flak, 44 gliders were released early and landed in the sea killing nearly all those onboard. Irish / Indian. 101st (Royal Bengal Fusiliers), OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine and scarce die-stamped brass example. Flaming grenade, on the ball the stencilled numerals ?101? enclosed by a strap, ?Royal Bengal Fusiliers?. Two period copper loops North and South. (KK 577). VGC In 1861 the former HEIC regiment 1st European Bengal Fusiliers was transferred to the British Establishment as the 101st (Royal Bengal Fusiliers) becoming the 1st Bn. The Royal Munster Fusiliers in 1881. Irish 36th Division Ulster Volunteer Force UVF WW1 cap badge Good rare die-cast large bronzed oval, with raised rim surround bearing the Hand of Ulster, the reverse with maker\'s details \'Sharman. D.Niell Ltd\' (Belfast). Loops Irish Army Air Corps brass collar badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC Irish Army large die-stamped bronze badge. Two blades to reverse. Good condition. Approx 46 mm Irish blackened brass shamrock cloak chain. Small size example, two loops to reverse of each shamrock. GC. Slight age wear Irish Defence Forces vintage cap badge. Good die-stamped bronze FF star on loops. Irish Dublin Victorian Carte de Visite Photograph Circa 1880 This is an interesting photograph of an Officer possibly of an Irish Regiment or Volunteer Battalion. He is wearing the 1868 pattern tunic with shako and carries the 1822 pattern Infantry sword. Photographer details of Golden Palette 9 Westmooreland Street Dublin Image clear Approx size 2 1/2 x 4 inches. Irish Guards Brass Duty Bed Plate. A good example, mounted with a Regimental Cap Badge. GC. Irish Guards Colour Sergeant's Badge A good gold and silver wire EIIR example mounted on three gold lace chevrons. Minor service wear. Irish Guards General Service Medal ?Palestine 1945-48? Awarded to ?2725489 Gdsm. G. Raw I.G.? GC Irish Guards Officer?s peaked Forage cap A good example, black cloth body and crown with mohair cap band mounted with Silvered Regimental device. The peak is of black patent leather with gold bullion edging. Complete with regimental post 1902 buttons and patent leather chin strap. The interior is with leather sweatband, cotton lining and tailor?s stamp of Edward Smith, London. GC. Bullion dulled. IRISH GUARDS pair of WW2 shoulder titles. Good white on green embroidered pair. Irish Guards rare OR?s bronzed pagri badge. A fine die-stamped. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 917) Irish Guards Service Dress Silver Cap Badge by L & Co. A silver, gilt and enamelled example on long loops. Toned, service wear especially to motto . Irish Local Security Force post 1941 cap badge. A scarce example with original pin fixing to reverse. Black enamel shield charged with a Harp between the letters ?C? and ?A?. Good condition Irish Local Security Force scarce post 1941 cap badge A good example with original pin fixing to reverse. Black enamel shield charged with a Harp between the letters ?C? and ?A?. GC Irish Militia. Armagh Light Infantry OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine die-stamped white metal example. Crowned strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. (KK 1267) Raised 1793 Raised 1793 at Armagh, redesignated Light Infantry in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881 Irish National Volunteers badge by P.Quinn & Co, Belfast Green enamel oval, central shamrock and Harp. Button hole fixing absent. Hole drilled to base. AF Irish North Cork Militia attributed Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate 1879-81 and his commission. A fine and rare die-stamped unmarked silver or heavily plated example. Laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown resting on a blank tablet; within the wreath a Maltese cross with ball finials to the tips and lions between the arms. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?North Cork Riflemen?, a strung bugle. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. VGC Worn by Captain Frederick James William Davies, 104th Foot whilst serving as adjutant (gazetted 20.5.1879) ... together with Davies\' commission appointing him adjutant signed in ink \"George\" (Prince George, Field Marshal and CinC British Army, grandson of George III) ... accompanied by Davies\'s blue velvet wallet beautifully embroidered back and front with silk floral designs and bullion and silk \"FD\" monogram. Raised 1793 at Fermoy as North Cork Militia; redesignated North Cork Rifles 1852; became 9th Bn. KRRC on Friday 1st July 1881 104th Foot (Bengal Fusiliers) became 2nd Bn. Royal Munster Fusiliers in 1881 Irish Police (Garda Siochana) post 1922 helmet plate. Die-stamped blackened brass. Three loops (two replacements) Irish pre 1922 Royal Dublin Fusiliers OR?s collar badges. Brass flaming grenades, the ball of each embossed with a facing Elephant and Tiger. Loops to one crudely repaired Irish Regiment of Canada caubeen badge circa 1953-65 Good scarce die-cast brass crown faceted star being white metal Maid of Erin Harp over scroll FIOR GO BA\'S. Loops Irish Royal Munster Fusiliers Victorian / Edwardian OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. Obverse with heavy patination. Irish Victorian 1st Bn. Connaught Rangers band pouch badge. A good rare post 1881 brass example comprising a Crowned Maid of Erin Harp with separate scroll ?The Connaught Rangers? below. Possibly a marriage, screw post on Harp, loops on scroll. Irish WW1 Royal Munster Fusiliers Officer's OSD Bronze Cap Badge circa 1902-22.. A good die-cast example on blades. The ball of the grenade mounted with Tiger and scroll attached by wires. Irish, Dublin University OSD field service cap badge c1902-22. Good scarce die-cast bronze flaming grenade, the domed ball with raised shield bearing University Arms, OTC below. Two loops. Irish, Royal Meath Militia Officer?s silver plated tunic button circa 1856-81. A good large example by Jennens & Co. LondonPlating slightly worn on highpoints. Headquarters at Limerick, became 5th Bn. Leinster Regiment 1st July 1881 Irish, South Mayo Rifles Militia rare glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine die-stamped white metal example. Resting in a shamrock wreath, a Crowned oval inscribed ?South Mayo Rifles 15?; Arms of the Marquis of Sligo to centre. Two original lead soldered loops to reverse. (KK 1293) Raised in 1793 at Westport as South Mayo Militia; redesignated as Rifles in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Connaught Rangers 31st July 1881 Irish. 100th (Prince of Wales?s Royal Canadian) Regiment, Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example on brass loops North and South (North now absent). Prince of Wales?s crest and motto over a circular strap, ?Prince of Wales?s?; ?100? to voided centre. Raised in 1858 and became the 1st Battalion The Prince of Wales?s Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians) in 1881. Irish. 100th (The Prince of Wales?s Royal Canadian) Regiment Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1858-81. A very fine and exceedingly scarce silver and gilt example with matching benchmark numbers to both halves. Circlet ornamented with silver maple leaves; burnished gilt centre mounted with silver Prince of Wales?s plumes over ?100?. Plain gilt ends, each corner ornamented with maple leaf. Irish. 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment, OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine and scarce die-stamped brass example. Three towered castle, with St. George?s flag flying, over a circular strap, ?Inniskilling Regiment?, in the centre ?27?. Two brass loops North and South (slight verdigris to base of each). VGC (KK 464) Irish. 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer?s silver cap badge. A fine die-cast crowned VDG cypher. Reverse impressed ?STERLING?. Complete with original green felt backing (worn through round the loops) . Irish. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons NCO?s arm badge. A very fine unmarked silver or heavily plated example on two replacement loops. The Castle of Inniskilling with St.George?s Colours flying, of hollow construction with flat backplate. Irish. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons regimental horse harness stirrup slide. A good example from the harness of an Officer?s charger. High points of the castle polished otherwise GC Irish. 83rd (County of Dublin) Regiment of Foot OR?s shako plate circa 1861-68. A good extremely scarce die-stamped brass example of crowned star pattern bearing Garter; seeded centre pierced with ?83? Retains both original lead soldered iron loops to reverse. Generally VGC 83rd raised 29th September 1793 in Dublin by Colonel William Fitch, popularly known as "Fitch's Grenadiers"; in 1881 became 1st Bn. Royal Irish Rifles. Irish. 86th (Royal County Down) Foot Georgian Officer?s pre 1830 gilt open back coatee button This fine example made by C. Jennens, London with Prince of Wales\'s plumes backmark indicating pre 1830 manufacture. Crowned title strap, ?86? below; Maid of Erin Harp to centre. See ?Buttons of the Irish Militia 1793-1881? by J.McDonell, 7.3. Irish. 86th (Royal County Down) Regt Officer?s gilt open back coatee button A scarce example, complete with shank, made by C.Jennens London (with P of W backmark) VGC. Irish. 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment, OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine and scarce die-stamped brass example. Crowned Harp resting on corded numerals ?88?. Two brass loops East and West. (KK 560). VGC The Harp and Crown was authorised for wear by 88th on 23rd December 1830 Irish. 88th Foot (Connaught Rangers) small brass OR\'s tunic button circa 1855-71. A good example by Firmins Ld. London Irish. 94th Regiment of Foot, OR?s glengarry badge,circa 1874-1881. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap inscribed ?Regiment?; ?94? to voided centre. Reverse with brass loops North and South. (KK 569) 94th became the 2nd Battalion, The Connaught Rangers on Friday 1st July, 1881. Irish. Carlow Rifles Militia OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass (originally blackened) example on loops (one a good old replacement). Crowned strap ?Erin go Bragh, Carlow Rifles? resting on shamrock spray; Maid of Erin Harp on central lined ground. Some service wear. (KK 1269) Raised 1793 at Carlow, became 8th Bn. KRRC on Friday 1st July 1881 Irish. Connaught Rangers OR's brass cap badge circa 1902-22. A fine die stamped example on slider with maker's strengthener between crown and harp. Irish. Connaught Rangers OR?s brass cap badge circa 1902-22. A good WW1 vintage die-stamped example on slider with crease to top of slider. (KK 696) Irish. Connaught Rangers pre 1922 Officers Silvered Elephant Collar Badges. A good matched pair on loops. Irish. Connaught Rangers Victorian OR?s glengarry badge. A good scarce post 1881 example regimentally constructed by lead soldering crown to a helmet plate centre . Loops replaced with a crude slider. (KK 357) Irish. Connaught Rangers Victorian post 1881 brass helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped example retaining two (East & West) of four loops. (KK 352) Irish. Cork Fire Brigade cap badge. Good scarce chromed issue; Arm of Cork applied to ball of flaming grenade. Loops Irish. Down Volunteers late 18th century Georgian baldric or pouch badge. An extremely scarce OR?s example comprising a cast brass oval inscribed ?Down Volunteers? with Crowned Maid of Erin Harp to centre; three integral loops to reverse. Some service wear GC Irish. Dublin Metropolitan Police rare EVIIR cap badge. Fine die-stamped white metal example circa 1902-10 comprising an elongated eight pointed star surmounted by a Crown. EVIIR Cypher to centre within oval inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Loops North and South. VGC The Royal Irish Constabulary was replaced by the Garda Siochana in 1922, however the Dublin Metropolitan Police, formed in 1836, remained in existence as a separate force until 1925 when it became part of the Garda Siochana. Irish. Dublin University OTC scarce bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2449) Irish. Inniskilling Fusiliers Edwardian Cap Badge. A good bi-metal example retaining original loops. Some service wear Irish. Inniskilling Fusiliers WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal pre 1926 (flag left) example on slider. Irish. Leinster Regiment 1896-1922 cap badge Good scarce die-stamped white metal Prince of Wales\' plumes and motto with brass coronet anf title scroll. Slider Irish. Leinster Regiment 1896-1922 OR?s bi-metal cap badge A good early example on loops Irish. Leinster Regiment post 1896 cap badge on loops. A fine die-stamped bi-metal Victorian / Edwardian example. Irish. Leinster Regiment Victorian/Edwardian cap badge on loops. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example. Irish. Leinster Regiment WW1 curled scrolls OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 700) Irish. Leinster Regiment WW1 economy curled scrolls OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 700) Irish. Leinster Regiment WW1 economy curled scrolls OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 700) Irish. Mid-Ulster Artillery Officer?s helmet plate circa 1889-1901. A good rare die-stamped example. Gilt Royal Arms, pierced around the shield, with scroll below overlaid with laurel spray. Below the scroll, a gun with mounted wheel resting on a scroll ?Mid-Ulster Artillery?. Three loops to reverse. Wear to gilt otherwise GC. HQ at Dungannon. Irish. North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry Edwardian head-dress badge. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned circlet inscribed ?North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry? and ornamented at the base with shamrocks. Mounted to the centre, a Maid of Erin Harp on a burnished ground. (KK 1393) Raised on 7th March 1900 as North Irish Horse for the Boer War, 7th January 1902 redesignated North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry, 1908 reverted to North Irish Horse. Irish. Prince of Wales?s Own Donegal Militia Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Prince of Wales? plumes resting in a curled scroll inscribed ?Donegal Militia?. (KK 1275) Raised in April 1793, HQ in 1817 was Ballyshannon, redesignated Prince of Wales' Own Donegal Militia 1855 when four of its twelve companies converted to Artillery. In 1874 it moved HQ to Lifford; redesignated 3 Brigade North Irish Division Artillery in 1881. Irish. Queen?s County Rifles Militia scarce OR's glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped blackened brass crowned strung bugle resting on a large scroll inscribed ?Queen?s County Rifles?. Two of three loops remain on reverse (one reaffixed with lead solder). GC (KK 1296) Raised 1793 at Montrath, became 4th Bn. Leinster Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 Irish. RDF Royal Dublin Fusiliers brass shoulder title. A good example complete with loops. Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers facing pair of pre 1922 OR?s collar badges. Brass flaming grenades, the ball of each embossed with a facing Elephant and Tiger. Loops to reverse. Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers Officer's Boer War Pair of Medals. A scarce pair awarded to "Lt. A. Brodhurst-Hill R. Dub Fus", who was wounded at Herts Hill. Comprising: Queen's South Africa Medal Five clasps "Cape Colony", "Tugela Heights", "Orange Free State", "Relief of Ladysmith", "Transvaal", "Lt R. Dub Fus" (correct engraved naming), King's South Africa Medal, two clasps "South Africa 1901", "South Africa 1902" "Lieut Rl Dublin Fus". Mounted as originally worn, with original ribbons. Captain Arthur Broadhurst-Hill was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1899 and was promoted to Lieutenant in February 1900. His clasp entitlement is confirmed and he was wounded at Harts Hill on the 24th February 1900. The 1922 War Service of Officers shows no WW1 Service and shows him as a retired Officer. Lt. A. Brodhurst-Hill's silver and gilt cap badge can be found in the military section Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers Officers Bullion Collar Badges. A scarce pair of gold bullion collar badges, mounted to the ball with a silvered Regimental device. Worn with the 1880 pattern scarlet tunic. GC Bullion remains bright. Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers Officers Bullion Collar Badges. A scarce pair of gold bullion collar badges, mounted to the ball with a silvered Regimental device. Worn with the 1880 pattern scarlet tunic. GC Bullion remains bright. Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1922. A good WW1 vintage bi-metal example on slider. \"Blow holes\" to reverse which has a minor spot of verdigris. (KK 702) Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers post 1881 OR\'s pagri badge. A die-stamped brass example of glengarry grenade pattern on slider. Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers WW1 cap badge. Die-stamped bi-metal example on period lead soldered replacement slider. A little service wear Irish. Royal Dublin Fusiliers WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Irish. Royal Hibernian Military School, Dublin scarce brass cap badge circa 1902-21 A fine die-stamped example on loops. VGC (KK 1082) Founded in Phoenix Park Dublin in 1769. Recognised by Royal Warrant in 1789. Staff and pupils transferred to Duke of York?s RMS at Dover upon the formation of the Irish Free State in 1921. Irish. Royal Hibernian Military School, Dublin scarce cap badge circa 1902-21. A good die-stamped brass brooched example. (KK 1082) Founded in Phoenix Park Dublin in 1769, Royal Warrant in 1789. Staff & pupils transferred to Duke of York?s RMS at Dover upon the formation of the Irish Free State in 1921. Irish. Royal Hibernian Military School, Dublin scarce cap badge circa 1902-21. A good die-stamped brass non-voided example on flat style loops. Slight verdigris. (KK 1082). Obtained together with 1020369 RMS badge which presumably was worn by the same pupil / cadet. Founded in Phoenix Park Dublin in 1769, Royal Warrant in 1789. Staff & pupils transferred to Duke of York?s RMS at Dover upon the formation of the Irish Free State in 1921. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusilier pre 1926 Officer's cap badge. Gilt flaming grenade bearing silver Castle of Inniskilling to the ball (flag left). Loops replaced with stout brooch / pagri pin. AMinor service wear. Good condition. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1926-34 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers anodised badge. A good example on loops. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers anodised badge. A good example on loops. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers anodised badge. A good example on loops. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers post 1881 Officer?s fur cap grenade. A fine example. Gilt flaming grenade; mounted on the ball, in silver, the Castle of Inniskilling. Loop and blade fittings to reverse. Slight wear to gilt. (KK 935) Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers post 1881 Officer?s waist belt clasp. An extremely fine Officer?s silvered and gilt example of special pattern. On a round burnished gilt plate, a deep laurel wreath of silver intertwined with a silver scroll bearing the battle honours of the Regiment. Within the wreath, in silver, the White Horse with gilt motto scroll ?Nec aspera terrent?. Above the White Horse, a gilt grenade bearing the silver Castle of Inniskilling on the ball. Below the White Horse at the junction of the wreath, the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. Fixed Universal pattern rococo end present, detachable one now absent. VGC (Ryan 191) Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers post 1934 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers post 1934 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers pre 1968 Piper?s caubeen badge. A fine die-cast silvered example on loops. Castle of Inniskilling on ?Inniskilling? scroll. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers scarce 1926-34 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-cast white metal example on slider. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers scarce 1926-34 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good scarce example, retaining blades. Slight distortion. GC (KK 2227) Irish. Royal Limerick County Militia glengarry badge circa 1875-81 A good scarce OR?s die-stamped brass example. Flaming grenade set within a Union wreath all resting on a scroll inscribed ?Royal Limerick County?. One of two loops remain to reverse. Good condition. (KK 1287) Raised 1793 at St. Francis Abbey, redesignated as Fusiliers 1st November 1875, became 5th Bn. Royal Munster Fusiliers 1st July 1881 Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers Cap Badge circa 1896-1922. A good bi-metal example on loops (bent). (KK 701) Disbanded 31st July, 1922 Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers OR\'s cap badge circa 1898-1922. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers pair of Officer's Bullion Collar Badges. A scarce small facing pair, retaining silvered Royal Tigers to the ball. One badge weak at the joint between ball and flames. Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers pre 1922 OR?s bi-metal cap badge A good example on slider Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers Victorian / Edwardian OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. (KK 701) Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers Victorian OR?s glengarry grenade circa 1881-96. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops., the ball bearing the Arms of the Province of Munster resting in a laurel wreath. (KK 971). Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Flames slightly flattened by wearer. (KK 701) Irish. Royal Ulster Constabulary RUC ?B? Specials pair of County Fermanagh collar badges. Scarce die-stamped brass pair on loops. Each a two turreted castle on ?Fermanagh?. Together with old snap shot of policeman wearing them Irish. Royal Ulster Constabulary RUC B Specials pair of County Fermanagh collar badges. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue pair. Each a two turreted castle on FERMANAGH. Irish. Royal Ulster Rifles anodised cap badge by Smith & Wright Ltd. A fine example on slider. 1st July 1968, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, The Royal Ulster Rifles and The Royal Irish Fusiliers amalgamated to form The Royal Irish Rangers who in turn amalgamated with The Ulster Defence Regiment on 1st July 1992 to from The Royal Irish Regiment. Irish. Royal Ulster Rifles Officer?s 1934 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt, London) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Shamrock wreath bearing battle honours and surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with a scroll inscribed ?South Africa 1899-1902? below. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. VGC Irish. Royal Ulster Rifles Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1953-68. An extremely fine example. Die-stamped silvered shamrock wreath bearing battle honours and surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with a scroll inscribed ?South Africa 1899-1902? below. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings inscribed ?Royal Ulster Rifles?. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. 1st July 1968, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, The Royal Ulster Rifles and The Royal Irish Fusiliers amalgamated to form The Royal Irish Rangers who in turn amalgamated with The Ulster Defence Regiment on 1st July 1992 to from The Royal Irish Regiment. Irish. Royal Ulster Rifles Pair of Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good embroidered matched pair Irish. South of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry pre 1908 OR?s cap badge. A very fine and scarce die-stamped brass shamrock bearing the letters SIY. Loops to reverse. (KK 1389) Irish. SURGEONS / OTC / IRELAND brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops (one absent) Irish. The Leinster Regiment (The Prince of Wales?s Royal Canadians), OR?s helmet plate centre 1881-1914. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Within a circlet ?Leinster?, the Prince of Wales?s crest and motto over crossed maple leaves with the battle honour, ?Central India? below. Three replacement loops to reverse. (KK 353) Irish. The Leinster Regiment OSD Bronze Badge circa 1902-22 A good die-stamped example, retaining loops to the reverse. Irish. Ulster Defence Regiment Piper?s gilt metal headdress badge. A good Elizabeth II die-cast crowned Maid of Erin Harp retaining three screw posts to the reverse. Irish. Victorian / Edwardian 6th Inniskilling Dragoons OR's cap badge circa 1896-1922. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops (a little pinched) Irish. WW1 Royal Dublin Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Verdigris to reverse \"blow holes\" Irish. WW2 Inniskilling Fusiliers Cap Badge & Shoulder Titles. A good matching set as worn. Irish.Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers waist belt clasp. Good scarce die-cast brass interlocking two piece issue. Irish: LEINSTER RC brass shoulder title circa 1905-22. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 1422) Irish: Royal Dublin Fusiliers Officer's Irish:Bullion Collar Badges. Two bullion facing examples, the ball of each bearing silver Royal Tiger over Elephant. One badge weak at the joint between ball and flames. Isle of Man interest. 515th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign A good scarce example; yellow Arms of the Isle of Man (three legged device) embroidered on red felt shield. Isle of Wight Constabulary cap badge. Chrome & enamel Fixing: Slider Condition: Enamel chipped Isle of Wight Constabulary police cap badge. Chrome and enamel example on slider Isle of Wight Rifles post 1908 OSD bronze cap badge. A good scarce cast example on blades. Isle of Wight Volunteer Training Corps scarce WW1 Hampshire VTC cap badge. Fine die-cast bronze example on clipped loops. Tower of Carisbrooke Castle within laurel wreath resting on scroll ?Isle of Wight? intertwined with letters ?VTC?. (KK 1683) Italian Air Force WW2 Bombadier\'s Badge of Merit. A fine scarce 2nd class / grade pinback example (awarded for 50 missions). Bronzed crowned oval laurel wreath with three silver falling bombs to voided centre. Introduced by Benito Mussolini in 1942 to be worn on the left breast pocket Italian Army pouch / pouch belt badge. Fixing: Screw posts Condition: VGC Italian Artillery WW2 shoulder epaulette/plate. Good scarce die-stamped brass example on three heavy brass loops. Italian Black Shirts 150th (Barletta) MSVN Fascist cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped fasces with applied blackened 150 disc. Integral bent over blades Italian Facsist Opera Nazionale Balilla pre 1937 ONB breast badge. Good scarce machine embroidered issue representing facses on Italian flag. Removed from uniform. Italian equivalent of Hitler Youth Italian fascist arm shield Good scarce WW2 period example in gold coloured pressed aluminium with blackened parts Italian Fascist arm shield A good WW2 era scarce pressed gold coloured aluminium example with black painted central ground Italian Fascist pre-war/WW2 Officer\'s bullion insignia. Italian Fascist Railways badge. Good scarce die-stamped aluminium fasces superimposed on winged wheel, sewn onto original cloth backing Italian Fasict arm shield A good WW2 era scarce pressed gold coloured aluminium example with black painted central ground Italian MSVN Fascist Anti-Aircraft Militia cap badge c1930-43. Good scarce WW2 period die-stamped brass fasces superimposed with winged cannon, on roundel inscribed IX. Brass fixing to and bottom. Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) Pilot's wing circa 1923-35. A good scarce die-stamped gilt metal pinback example. VGC In 1935 the fasces was added, clutched in the eagle's talons. Italy. Mantova Group Co-Belligerent WW2 formation sign. Good scarce green / white / red cotton rectangle, the white portion printed with eagle with raised wings. Italian Force serving with Allied Army Italy. MSVN Black Shirt's 11th Zone arm shield A god scarce die-stamped thin brass sew-on example with painted decoration. Minor service wear. Good condition. IV / GOVT CAMEL CORPS rare WW1 brass shoulder title A well cast example on flat integral loops. IY / NORTH OF IRELAND scarce brass Irish shoulder title. IY / NORTH OF IRELAND scarce brass Irish shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 202) IY / NORTH OF IRELAND scarce brass Irish shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 202) IY / WORCESTER scarce brass Imperial Yeomanry shoulder title. Complete with loops GC. JAMAICA B.W.I. WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Good scarce heavy red embroidered letters on khaki. Removed from uniform. Jamaica Constabulary Force police helmet plate. A good die-stamped white metal issue on two of three loops. Jamaica Local Forces pre 1938 OR?s cap badge by Firmin, London A good die-stamped chromed example on loops. Crowned title circlet with Coat of Arms to voided centre. Jamaica Militia Artillery cap badge. A scarce British made die-stamped brass example by Firmin London. Design as RA cap badge but with ?Jamaica? in place of ?Ubique? and tri-part scroll below reads ?Militia?, a laurel spray and ?Artillery?. Slider to reverse. Slight polish to highpoints. GC Jamaica Militia Officer?s rare gilt field service cap badge circa 1902-06. Die-cast crowned title circlet with Coat of Arms to voided centre. Loops altered for brooch pin. Jamaica Police white metal King?s Crown cap badge. Good die-stamped British made on slider. JAMAICA WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title Remains in Very Good Condition. Japanese Cased Red Cross Silver Merit Medal with rosette A good example, retained in original black lacquer case. Near VGC. JERSEY brass Jersey Militia, Channel Islands shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops worn wit separate RA, RE or bugle. Jewish Battalions Royal Fusiliers scarce WW1 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. Menora (seven-branched candlestick) on a scroll inscribed in Hebrew ?Kadimah?. (KK 1145) Worn 1917-18 only by 38th, 39th, 40th Bns. Jewish Brigade Group rare WW2 formation sign. Silk embroidered yellow Star of David set on light blue / white / light blue rectangle.Superb condition. Formed in Palestine. Served in Italy and NW Europe Jewish Brigade Group rare WW2 formation sign. Unusual US style embroidered yellow Star of David set on light blue / white / light blue rectangle with Merrow edges. Jewish Brigade Group rare WW2 formation sign. US style embroidered yellow Star of David set on light blue / white / light blue rectangle. Jewish Chaplains rare WW1 cap badge. Die-cast blackened brass crowned Star of David on two loop fasteners (pinched). Wear to blacking otherwise GC (KK 975) Johore Volunteer Engineers rare bi-metal cap badge. Good British made die-stamped white metal example with overlaid brass title scroll. Loops Johore Volunteer Engineers scarce post 1928 bimetal cap badge. Die-stamped on replacement blades. Rhino head on torse resting on scroll ?Johore Volunteer Engineers?. Raised 1914 as Johore Vol. Rifles; redesignated Johore Volunteer Engineers 1928. Jos (Nigeria) Native Administration Polive cap badge. A fine die-cast chromed circular example on loops. Junior Leaders Royal Armoured Corps scarce armband. A good red over yellow example (RAC colours) bearing embroidered tank and title scroll on crowned crossed lances. K.E. VI.G.S. / CADET CORPS / STOURBRIDGE scarce brass shoulder title. A good die-stamped example on loops. K.O.S.B. WW2 printed King\'s Own Scottish Borderers shoulder title. A fine white on red example. K.S.L.I. WW2 King's Shropshire Light Infantry Printed Shoulder Title Badge A fine unworn example Kaiser-I-Hind Bronze Medal. A good example, contained in original leather and velvet case. The medal is accompanied by a 1947 letter, giving details of the recipient Miss Sheila Beadon-Banks and was awarded to her for public service in India Katyn massacre Polish WW2 \'In Memoriam 1940\' lapel badge / brooch. A fine scarce die-cast silvered pinback example. In memory of the 22,000 Polish Officers and Intellectuals massacred by the Russians in April / May 1940 in the Katyn Forest KEEP as later one on listScottish. 1st Invernesshire Local Militia Georgian Officer\'s gilt coatee button circa 1808-16. A fine rare open back example by I.Nutting & Son, King St. Covent Garden Commanded by Lt.Col. Hon. Archibald Foster who\'s commission is dated 25th September, 1808. Keep Grenadier Guards Victorian OR?s brass pagri badge A very fine die-stamped example with two loops (toned black) to reverse. (KK 895) keep Welsh Guards scarce OR?s brass pagri badge. Die-stamped original example of this much copied badge. Long slider. Red felt backing retained by two tangs to reverse. (KK 921) Excellent KEEP WW1 Woolwich, London National Reserve enamelled lapel badge The right hand butt impressed ?29?. Reverse impressed with number and ?Woolwich?. Retaining buttonhole fitting. KEH / KODR brass shoulder title circa 1910-24. A good example on loops. King Edward?s Horse, King?s Overseas Dominions Regiment. Disbanded 1924. Kelvinside Academy scarce OTC cap / glengarry badge. A good example retaining both loops. GC. KENSINGTON 13th London inter-war shoulder title. Good scarce red embroidered letter on grey. Removed from uniform. Kensington London National Reserve mufti badge Good scarce issue by JR Gaunt, London, within white enamel title oval; a crown over “II” set on a blue enamel ground. All resting on crossed rifles, the right hand butt impressed “16”. Buttonhole fixing to reverse impressed with number and “Kensington”. Dull and with service wear Kent and County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) Officer?s wire embroidered forage cap badge. A fine unworn example on red cloth ground. Formed 1st May, 1961. HQ Hill House, Bromley Kent Constabulary police night helmet plate. Good pre 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; detachable chromed White Horse of Kent on INVICTA to centre. Three loops Kent Cyclist Battalion Officer's cap badge circa 1910-20. A fine rare die-stamped example on blades. Silver plated white Horse of Kent on ?INVICTA? scroll. Formed 1908 as 6th (Cyclist) Bn. QORWK; 1910 redesignated Kent Cyclist Bn. HQ at Tonbridge. Transferred to RA 1920. Kent Cyclist Battalion Officer?s peaked cap circa 1910-20. A fine rare example by Hobson & Sons. of dark blue cloth with scarlet piping to the welt of the crown. The front bearing silvered ca badge of the White Horse of Kent resting on ?Invicta? scroll. Retains both unique battalion special pattern gilt buttons supporting black patent leather chinstrap. Deep white leather sweatband. Complete with detachable white linen cover. Formed 1908 as 6th (Cyclist) Bn. QORWK; 1910 redesignated Kent Cyclist Bn. HQ at Tonbridge. Transferred to RA 1920 Kent Cyclist Battalion Officer\'s cap badge circa 1910-20. A fine rare die-stamped example on blades. Silver plated white Horse of Kent on "INVICTA" scroll. Formed 1908 as 6th (Cyclist) Bn. QORWK; 1910 redesignated Kent Cyclist Bn. HQ at Tonbridge. Transferred to RA 1920. Kent Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops being the White Horse of Kent on ?Invicta? scroll. Kent Volunteer Artillery Victorian Volunteer Long Service Medal. Awarded to ?Sergt Major W. Arnott 2nd K.V.A?. Engraved naming VGC. Kent Volunteer Artillery Victorian Volunteer Long Service Medal. Awarded to ?Sergt Major W. Arnott 2nd K.V.A?. Engraved naming VGC. Kent Volunteer Fencibles WW1 white metal VTC cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1629) Formed 1915. Commandant, Lord Harris of Throwley near Faversham. In 1916 formed four Vol Bns. R.W.Kent Regt. 1st at Tonbridge, 2nd at Maidstone, 3rd at Penge, 4th at Erith. Kenya Colony Prision Service Cap Badge A fine die-stamped example; loops replaced with slider. Kenya Defence Force / Administration brass cap badge. By Firmin London A good example retaining original slider with makers details of \"Firmin London\" GC. (Owen 3706) Kenya Police / Military whistle. Bearing the stamps "KP', "KC" each with a WD Arrow. Kenya Police gilt Officer's cap badge by Firmin, London A fine scarce die-cast example on loops. Kenya Regiment Territorial Force Cap Badge circa 1937-63. A fine die-cast brass example on loops. Khedive Star 1884-6 An unnamed example retaining original ribbon. Remains in good condition, please note knocks to the points. Khedive?s Star 1882. A good example GC Khyber Rifles cap badge. A good locally cast example in white metal on loops. Flat back. Disbanded following numerous desertions in 1919. Reconstituted from Afridi veterans of WW2 in 1946. Transferred to Pakistan on Partition. Kildare Rifles Irish Militia brass glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped example retaining both loops. GC Raised circa 1780 at Naas as Kildare Militia, became 3rd Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881 Kilmarnock Police scarce Victorian white metal headdress badge. Die-stamped example on loops. Very good condition. 53mm high. King African Rifles Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronzed example on loops. King Edward?s Horse OR?s brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example bearing incorrect ?Ausumus? in place of ?Adsumus?. Slider to reverse. (KK 1508) King Edward\'s Horse pre WW1 collar badge Good rare die-stamped brass issue on loops King George V Royal Household Faithful Service Medal. The suspender bearing the dates \"1910 1930\". Reconstituted and re-engraved to \"Annie Fraser\" otherwise GC. KING WILLIAM?S / OTC / COLLEGE brass Isle of Man shoulder title. Complete with all four loops. King William?s College, Isle of Man OTC cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 2602) King's African Rifles pair of shoulder titles A good blackened brass pair on loops with coloured felt backing on their brass backing plates. King's Dragoon Guards General Service Medal A Good two clasp example awarded to "14474497 Tpr R. Sinclair K.D.G." bearing clasps "Palestine 1945-48", "Malaya" GC King's Dragoon Guards scarce General Service Medal, clasp MALAYA. A good EIIR example, mounted as single medal, awarded to 23228248 TPR. G. WOOLRI CH. K.D.G. King's Liverpool Regiment facing post 1926 Officer's collar badges Good silver examples by Gaunt. Each on three loops. Toned King's Liverpool Regiment facing post 1926 Officer's collar badges Belonged to same unknown Officer. Slightly smaller unmarked brighter par each on two loops King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt helmet plate centre. Fixing: 4 loops Condition: VGC King's Own Scottish Borderer's post 1953 Officer's glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped silver plated pierced example on loops. Minor service wear. King's Own Scottish Borderers late Victorian glengarry badge circa 1900-01. A good die-stamped white metal example on three loops with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. One loops slightly at fault otherwise "as new". King's Own Scottish Borderers post 1953 KOSB Office's glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped hand fretted silvered example on loops. King's Own Scottish Borderers WW1 Pair of Medals Awarded to 23182 Pte J. McCreadie K.O.Sco.Bord. Retaining original silk ribbons. GC KING'S OWN WW2 Printed Shoulder Title Badge A worn example, slight staining.. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Indian KOYLI Mess Servant's pagri badge. Rare cast low grade silver crowned KOYLI cypher. Pin fitting, hook absent King's Royal Rifle Corps Church Lads Brigade Cadets cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. Minor service wear 16th (Service) Battalion (Church Lads Brigade) KRRC was raised for the New Army King's Royal Rifle Corps OR's glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. King's Royal Rifle Corps OR's glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. King's School Canterbury OTC brass cap badge Die-stamped on slider. VGC (KK 2596) King's School, Worcester OTC cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on loopd. Red felt backing. VGC (KK 2601) King?s (Liverpool) Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops. Rim slightly bent at 6 o?clock otherwise good condition. (KK 297) King?s (Liverpool) Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops. White metal Horse of Hanover within brass circlet inscribed "Liverpool" and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. Two replacement loops to reverse. (KK 297) King?s College School Wimbledon OTC cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example with slider to the reverse. King?s Colonials Boer War Officer?s badge. A very fine and scarce die-stamped gilt example comprising KC cypher surmounted by Prince of Wales?s plumes all resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Regi Adsumus coloni?. Three screw posts to reverse. (KK 1371) Eaised in 1901. (KK 1371) King?s Colonials gilt brass slouch hat badge. A fine die-stamped example on three loopps. Kings Crown cypher surmounted by Prince of Wales?s plumes all resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Regi Adsumus coloni?. (KK 1371) King?s Colonials rare Officer?s badge. Die-stamped gilt on copper example. Three screw posts to reverse. Traces of gilt only. (KK 1371) King?s Division, EIIR Band helmet plate. A good die-stamped example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and mounted with detachable circlet ?King?s Division?; crowned cold enamelled red and white rose to centre. Two loops to centre, three to star (one AF). King?s Division Band formed 12th May 2006, King?s Dragoon Guards NCO?s arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal crowned KDG cypher on loops. VGC King?s Dragoon Guards OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1915. A fine die-stamped brass double headed eagle on loops. (KK 734) Eagle adopted when Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph appointed Colonel in Chief in March 1896; discontinued 1915 as King?s Dragoon Guards pre 1915 OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example complete with loop fittings. GC King?s Dragoon Guards pre 1915 OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 734) Eagle adopted when Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph appointed Colonel in Chief in March 1896; discontinued 1915 as Austria was now an enemy of this country. King?s Dragoon Guards pre 1915 OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 734) Eagle adopted when Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph appointed Colonel in Chief in March 1896; discontinued 1915 as Austria was now an enemy of this country. King?s Dragoon Guards pre 1915 OR?s cap badge. Die-stamped brass example on slider (clipped). Age patina otherwise GC (KK 734) This Austrian Eagle badge adopted was adopted in respect for HIM Emperor Franz Joseph was appointed Colonel in Chief of the Regiment in March 1896. The badge was discontinued in 1915 as Austria had became an enemy. King?s Dragoon Guards pre 1915 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example, retaining loops. GC. King?s Dragoon Guards WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (as KK 735) King?s Home Service Messenger?s badge of office. A very fine and rare silver and enamel WW2 example by Garrard & Co., bearing London hallmarks for 1942. Within a green enamel oval inscribed ?King?s Home Service Messenger?, HM King George VI?s Cypher on a domed silver ground. Stout pin to dished reverse which bears issue number ?10?. Complete in its blue velvet and cream silk lined fitted case, the inside lid bearing details of Garrard & Co, Goldsmiths to The King. VGC King?s Messengers on overseas service wore the more familiar greyhound badge of office. King?s Liverpool Regiment anodised cap / beret badge circa 1953-58 by Firmin, London A good example on slider. Amalgamated with The Manchester Regiment in 1958. King?s Liverpool Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58 by Dowler, Birmingham King?s Own 1st Staffordshire Militia Officer?s ?Albert? shako plate circa 1844-55. A very fine and rare example. Silvered eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. Mounted on the star, a circlet inscribed ?Windsor 1798 to 1812?; within the circlet, Windsor Castle with scroll above inscribed ?Georgio III Regnante? all in silver on a burnished silver ground. Beneath the circlet, a scroll inscribed ?Kings Own Stafford Mila.? with the Stafford Knot below resting on the lowest point of the star. Retains both original horizontal loops to reverse and both pairs of securing wires behind the crown. Minor age patination. VGC (KK 1227) King?s Own Malta Regiment scarce WW2 plastic cap badge. A good scarce example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades to reverse. VGC The date MDCCC (1800) was permitted to be borne by the Royal Malta Militia by HM Queen Victoria in 1889 ?...as a distinction in commemoration of the services of the Malta Militia during the Siege of Valetta.? This honour was once again authorised to the King?s Own Malta Regiment, the Militia?s successor, in 1924. King?s own Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry OR?s helmet. A fine Edward VII period example of the trooper?s helmet. Black patent leather skull, mounted with gilt metal laurel leaf band decoration. To the front, a regimental pattern helmet plate comprising a Crowned EVIIR cypher within a laurel wreath. A tri-part title scroll King?s Own Norfolk Impl Yeomy, to the base of the wreath. A fluted spike supports a saffron yellow horse hair plume, with rose head boss. Two rose head bosses support a interlinked brass chin chain with leather backing. The interior is with leather lining. A good clean example. GC King?s Own Royal Regiment cloth pagri badge. Red horizontal rectangle bearing white heavily embroidered Lion with ?The King?s Own? above; white on scarlet rectangle. Some moth holes. King?s Own Royal Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge by Fraser and Glass Scarce example retains both brass blades. Some distortion. (KK 2211) King?s Own Scottish Borderers Officer?s shoulder belt plate A good post war King?s Crown silver and gilt example. Two hooks and two studs to the reverse GC King?s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry OR?s ?Smasher hat? badge. A fine KOYLI die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. (KK 669) King?s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry scarce WW2 economy plastic KOYLI cap badge. A fine example on blades. (KK 2248) King?s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian OR's glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. King?s Royal Rifle Corps Militia cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. Worn by 5th Bn (late Huntingdon Militia Rifles), 6th (late Welsh R. Flint Rifles), 7th (late 2nd Middx R. Edmonton Militia), 8th (late Carlow Rifles Irish Militia) and 9th (late North Cork Militia Rifles) Battalions KRRC. King?s Royal Rifle Corps Officer?s 1918 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Maltese cross surmounted by a Victorian Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Peninsula?. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?The King?s Royal Rifle Corps? a strung bugle with ?60? between the strings. The arms of the cross each bear four battle honours, ?Toulouse? being the last. Four screw posts to reverse. Complete with backing plate. Cross surmounting orb absent otherwise very good condition. King?s Royal Rifle Corps post 1881 OR?s glengarry badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. King?s Royal Rifle Corps rare post 1953 plastic cap badge. Queen?s Crown example. GC fittings absent. (KK 2012) King?s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped example of blackened brass. Red felt centre secured with blades Retaining both loops. GC. King?s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian KRRC OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped blackened brass on loops; red felt backing cloth. (KK 673) King?s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96.. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on toned loops. King?s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian post 1881 glengarry badge. A good OR?s die-stamped blackened brass example. Maltese cross surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Celer et Audax?. On the cross, a circlet inscribed ?The King?s Royal Rifle Corps?, to the centre a strung bugle; the arms of the cross bearing battle honours. Two loops to reverse. VGC King?s School Canterbury OTC brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example complete with slider VGC King?s School, Bruton rare OTC cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example retaining slider. Good condition (KK 2595) Kings Colonials Boer War slouch hat badge Fine scarce die-stamped brass example om three loops. KC cypher surmounted by Prince of Wales?s plumes all resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Regi Adsumus Coloni?. (KK 1371) Raised 1901 Kings Dragoon Guards WW2 Casualty Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A George VI Regular Army Long Service & good Conduct Medal awarded to 536976 Cpl H. Purvis KDG. GC. Sergeant Harry Purvis died on the 18th September 1940 and is buried in Brookwood Military Cemetery Kings Liverpool Regiment Anodised Cap Badge by Firmin London A fine example with makers details to the slider. Kings Liverpool Regiment Anodised Cap Badge by Firmin London A fine example with makers details to the slider. Kings Liverpool Regiment WW2 cap badge A finely die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Kings Liverpool Regiment WW2 cap badge A finely die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry ORs Smasher hat? badge. Die-stamped bi-metal. Slider (clipped) GC (KK 669) Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Africa General Service Medal. Clasp Kenya. A good example awarded to 23120972 Pte L Cook KSLI. GC. King\'s African Rifles Officers shoulde title by Firmin, London. Good scarce die-cast gilt example on loops, King\'s Colonials scarce Boer War slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped brass example. KC cypher surmounted by Prince of Wales's plumes all resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed "Regi Adsumus coloni". (KK 1371) Raised in 1901 King\'s Dragoon Guards scarce 1938 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. King\'s Liverpool Regiment facing pair of post 1926 Officer\'s collar badges. A fine pair on loops. Each a silvered rearing Horse of Hanover on gilt Old English scroll \"King\'s\". King\'s Liverpool Regiment pair of brass shoulder titles. Good die-cast brass pair of KING\'S on loops King\'s Liverpool Regiment post 1926 cap badge by J.R. Gaunt, London. Good bi-metal issue on loops with maker\'s tablet to reverse King\'s Liverpool Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades (some verdigris). King\'s Own anodised cap badge. A good example complete with slider. Made by J.R. Gaunt London VGC King\'s Own Lancaster Regiment WW1/WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. King\'s Own Malta Regiment of Militia cap badge circa 1889-1903 Good scarce die-stamped brass Imperial crowned issue with central white metal Maltese Cross secured with brass with two wires. Loops King\'s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Lion within circlet inscribed "Royal Lancaster" and ornamented with laurel sprays at the base. Three of four loops to reverse. King\'s Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) Silver Officer\'s Cap Badge. A good die-cast unmarked example on loops. King\'s Own Scottish Borderers GSM Medal A good example awarded to \"24400901 Pte W.D. Potter KOSB\" GC Mounted Court style as originally worn. King\'s Own Scottish Borderers large post 1901 badge Good die-stamped white metal issue on slender loops. (KK 628) King\'s Own Scottish Borderers post 1902 Officer\'s foreign service helmet pagri badge. Rare large die-cast silvered example, the lettering hand pierced. Reverse with triangular hinged pagri fitting (old replacement). King\'s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry KOYLI WW1 slip-on shoulder title Good rare issue. Green bugle over K.O.Y.L.I. embroidered on khaki cloth. Two securing tapes to reverse. Introduced circa April 1916. King\'s Royal Rifle Corps Mounted Officer\'s horse harness bit boss. A scarce post 1902 die-cast nickle silver crowned strap inscribed ?King?s Royal Rifle Corps?. Strung bugle horn to seeded centre. Two studs to reverse. VGC King\'s Royal Rifle Corps Oval Cord Boss circa 1902-52. Green oval boss mounted with small KRRC blackened brass badge. King\'s Royal Rifle Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good black plastic example on blades retaining original red felt backing King\'s Royal Rifle Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good example on original brass blades retaing red felt backing King\'s Shropshire Light Infantry OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades. King\'s Shropshire Light Infantry Pre 1968 Officer\'s Silver & Gilt Beret Badge A very good example, retaining two loops King\'s Shropshire Light Infantry WW1/WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider. Kitchener's Army Scottish WW1 2nd pattern glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on original stout brooch pin. Lion with both hind legs on the tower. Introduced early 1915. Kitchener?s Horse Boer War slouch hat badge circa 1900-02. A fine scarce sheet brass example on original wire loops. Coroneted KHK cypher. (see Owen 1696) Raised in January 1900 at the Cape for service in the Boer War throughout which they saw much action including Paardeberg. Disbanded January 1902 Korean War Period Royal Marines Colour Sergeant?s Uniform A good post 1953 example, dark blue single breasted high collar tunic, with Royal Marine anodised collar badges and buttons. Gilt bullion Sergeant chevrons surmounted by a Queen's Crown bullion embroidery Colour Sergeant arm badge. The left breast with medal ribbons of the NGS, Queens Korea medal and UN Korea Medal. .... Accompanied by dark blue overall trousers with scarlet line. Near VGC. KOYLI (King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry) Officer's cap badge. A fine blackened French horn with silver rose to centre, on blades. KOYLI Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Cap Badge by Dowler Birmingham A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider KOYLI Kings Own Yorkshire Light Interest / Shanghai Defence Force Interest. This being the uniform of Lt. Col James Arthur Jervois DSO MC, who in 1927 was appointed Deputy Assistant Provost Marshal of the Shanghai Defence Force. The tunic is the 1916 pattern shoulder rank, to the left breast medal ribbons of the DSO, MC, 1914/15 Star, BWM, VM, MID, GSM. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons. Both tunic and trousers with tailor's label with ink name, this with the rank of Captain. Both items in very good clean condition. Lt, Col James Arthur Jervois DSO MC landed in France with the 1st Bn on the 10th May 1916, with the rank of Captain. By the end of the war he had been appointed an Acting Lt Col and had been awarded the DSO and MC. Remaining with the REgiment after the war, he reverted to the rank of Captain and served in Cologne and gained the GSM for service in Iraq. In 1927 he was appointed Deputy Assistant Provost Marshal of the Shanghai Defence Force, his papers held by the Imperial War Museum. He remained with the Reeiment during WW2 once again attaining the rank of Lt, Col. KOYLI WW1 cloth slip-on shoulder title Good scarce unissued example KRRC rare small King's Crown cap badge circa 1901-05. Die-stamped blackened brass. Brooched otherwise GC (KK 674) KS / C (King?s School, Chester) scarce brass shoulder title. KT 21 pair of WW2 (Tonbridge) Kent Home Guard designations A good printed pair removed from uniform. Commanded by Lt. Col. E.K.B. Peck MC KT 21 pair of WW2 Tonbridge Bn. Kent Home Guard designations A good pair, each of two part sewn together, removed from uniform. Service wear Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. E.K.B. Peck MC L.R.B. WW1 London Rifle Brigade cloth shoulder title. Good scarce green sans-serif letters embroidered on black background. Lagos Town Council Hippo Cap Badge. A gilt brass die stamped example, with loops GC. Lanarkshire Constabulary police cap badge. Chrome double headed eagle on ?Vigilantia? scroll on replacement loops Lanarkshire Yeomamry Officers ca bagde, Lanarkshire Yeomanry Officers cap badge A good well die-cast example on replacement blades Lancashire Constabulary police night helmet plate Good pre 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; detachable chromed Rose to centre. Three loops Lancashire Division Army of Occupation cloth formation sign c1919-20 Good scarce embroidere3d example removed from uniform. Lancashire Fusiliers facing Officer's collar badges. Fine die-cast gilt flaming grenades with silver plated mounts, on loops. Have been worn as a pair hover one mount secured with screw post the other with wires. Lancashire Fusiliers Officer's silver and gilt cap badge. A good die-cast example with two loops to reverse. GC Lancashire Fusiliers rare anodised cap badge by H.W. Timings B?ham circa 1953-68.. Fine example on slider with minor service wear. Lancashire Fusiliers scarce WW2 plastic economy cap badge by F & G (Fraser & Glass) A good example retaining one of two blades. Lancashire Fusiliers scarce WW2 plastic economy cap badge by F & G (Fraser & Glass) A good example retaining one of two blades. Remains flat good shape Lancashire Hussars Other Ranks Cap badge A good example retaining original slider. GC Lancashire Hussars post 1908 Yeomanry cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider with crease line. Rose on title scroll. After the Great War converted to artillery as 106th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Army Field Brigade RA Lancashire Special Constabulary Group Leader Medal. A good George VI example awarded to "Group Ldr Thomas Leeming". Complete with Long Service 1948 Clasp and original named box of issue. The box with the additional inscription of "36 Park Road Adlington". The medal is believed to have been awarded to former Sergeant T. Leeming of the 1/5th Lancashire Fusiliers who was awarded the DCM for gallantry during the German Spring Offensive of March 1918. The London Gazette confirms his home town as Adlington. LANCASTER rare Boer War King?s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment brass shoulder title. An excellent curved example on loops. LANGEMARCK WW2 SS Cuff title removed from uniform. A rare BeVo example removed from uniform. Service wear, one end shortened for wear, the other with "BEVO-WUPPERTAL" logo. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... Late Victorian campaign collapsible drinking vessel. Good scarce unmarked plated example housed in its original crimson card case as carried by many an Officer overseas on campaign. Late Victorian Cavalry Trumpeter\'s bullion arm badge. A fine example on black cloth ground. Some mothing to backing cloth. Late Victorian padded bullion chevrons. Four gold lace padded chevrons on scarlet ground as worn on the lower forearm by sergeant majors, quartermasters etc , some with additional device above. A little service wear Late WW1 / Inter War Period General Officer?s Dress Peaked Forage Cap. A good and scarce example tailored by J. Daniels of 1 Artillery Place Woolwich. Dark blue melton cloth, with scarlet band mounted with an embroidered King?s Crown badge and double row of gold bullion embroidery to peak. Complete with narrow chinstrap, secured by General Officer pattern buttons. The interior with leather sweatband gold tooled tailor's details and a cotton lining Surface moth to the scarlet band, otherwise clean condition. Late WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. Good scarce smaller flat example (approx 10 cm wide). Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. Black ribbed black cotton backing Late WW2 Cold War Period Royal Air Force Aircrew Logs. Compiled by Flight Lieutenant G.R.Robson who flew over 3,250 hours. Compiled by Flight Lieutenant G.R.Robson who flew over 3,250 hours. The logs cover a period of January 1944 until February 1965. Originally trained as a Wireless Operator, he saw service on Sunderland Flying Boats, plus other types, before converting as a crewman on Whirlwind helicopters. The log records a number of Search & Rescue ?Ops? with 202 Squadron, including 30/9/64 ?Ops Ejected From JP (Jet Provest) Crailing 2 pilots rescued? The record is compiled in two logs. GC some service wear. Late WW2 Korean War Aircrew Silk Escape Map. A scarce double sided colour printed silk escape map of Korea Maps 44/s & 44R. Unissued condition. Printed September 1945. Late WW2 period 1st Glider Pilot wing / Army Flying Badge / Wing. Small embroidered example in excellent condition. Late WW2 period 1st Glider Pilot wing / Army Flying Badge. A fine and scarce small flat embroidered example. 102 mm wide. VGC Late WW2 period cloth parachute qualification wing. A good padded example, retaining with cloth backing. Removed from uniform. GC Late WW2 Period Parachute Regiment Sleeve Badges. This combination appears to have been worn together. Comprising: Embroidered shoulder title. .... Parachute Qualification Wings. .... Printed Pegasus formation sign. Overall GC matching wear. Have been worn Lawyers? Artillery rare Georgian Irish Volunteer Officer?s gilt coatee button. Flat back by I. Lloyd, Dublin. Shank to reverse. A little wear to gilt, generally VGC Raised 1794 LDV (Local Defence Volunteers) WW2 1940 slip-on shoulder title. Black embroidered on khaki complete with securing tape to reverse. The Local Defence Volunteers were in being from May to July 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. LDV / Home Guard WW2 cloth armlet / armband circa 1940. Printed LDV with HOME GUARD patch sewn over it. Local Defence Volunteers formed May 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. LDV attributed WW2 armband. A good clean worn example worn by Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. The Local Defence Volunteers were in being from May to July 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. LDV WW2 Local Defence Volunteers cloth armband A good white cotton example with black stenciled LDV. Some service wear. The Local Defence Volunteers were in being from May to July 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. LEEDS / W.YORK WW1 Kitchener\'s Army ?Leeds Pals? brass title. A good example on loops. Worn by 15th (Service) Bn (1st Leeds) raised September 1914 and 17th (Service) Bn (2nd Leeds) raised December 1914. LEEDS / W.YORK WW1 Kitchener’s Army “Leeds Pals” shoulder title. Good scarce die-cast brass issue on loops complete with brass backing plate and split pin. Leeds Pals WW1 Kitchener's Army brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Leeds Pals WW1 Kitchener?s Army brass cap badge. Die-stamped. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1147) 15th (1st Leeds) and 17th (2nd Leeds) Service Bns. of West Yorkshire raised in answer to Kitchener?s call in 1914 Leeds Rifles Royal Ancient Order of Buffaloes Lodge Medal. This Buffalo medal depicts the badge of the Leeds Rifles and Lodge number 9287. The reverse is engraved Bro Eric Gorman. Minor age wear Legnano Group WW2 Italian co-belligerent formation sign Good scarce locally made green / white / red cotton rectangle, the white portion printed with dark blue representation of the statue from the main square in Legnano Leicestershire & Derbyshire EIIR bi-metal cap badge by JR Gaunt, London circa 1957-63.. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2341) Leicestershire Militia Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine and scarce example. Within a silver Crowned wreath, a pierced circlet inscribed ?Leicestershire Militia? with VR Cypher to centre. Reverse retains both original loops. VGC Leicestershire Regiment 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider (clipped). Leicestershire Regiment 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider (clipped). Leicestershire Regiment Bandsman?s card case badge. Brass Royal Tiger over ?XVII? on old replacement loops Leicestershire Regiment OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Within a Crowned laurel edged circlet inscribed ?Leicestershire Regiment?, The Royal Tiger surmounted by ?Hindostan? scroll. Replacement loops East and West otherwise generally VGC. Leicestershire Regiment post 1881 Officer?s forage cap badge. A very fine and scarce large example. Die-cast gilt star mounted with silver ?Hindoostan? scroll, Royal Tiger, Harp and ?Leicestershire Regiment? scroll. Original stout brooch pin to reverse. VGC Leicestershire Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Tiger surmounted by ?Hindostan? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Leicestershire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 306) Leicestershire Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Leicestershire Regiment WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped example on slider. Leicestershire Regiment WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped example on slider. Leicestershire Regiment WW2 era cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider with a little verdigris. Leicestershire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example with blades. GC. Slightly bent forward. Leicestershire Regiment WW2 slip-on shoulder title. Good black on khaki embroidered issue retaining tapes to reverse LEICESTERSHIRE WW2 Liecestershire Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example. LEICESTERSHIRE WW2 printed shoulder title. Slight service wear. Leicestershire Yeomanry (Prince Albert\'s Own) cap badge circa 1908-15. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1422) LEINSTER scarce pre 1922 Officer's brass Irish shoulder title. A good toned example on flat style loops. (See Westlake 1420) LEINSTER scarce pre 1922 Officer's brass Irish shoulder title. A good toned example on flat style loops. (See Westlake 1420) LEINSTER scarce pre 1922 Officer\'s brass Irish shoulder title. A good toned example on flat style loops. (See Westlake 1420) Lewis Gunner WW1 sleeve badge Good cloth embroidered example Lewisham Defence League WW1 VTC enamelled mufti badge by Vaughton Ltd. Birm A good blue enamel title circlet with enamel Borough Arms to centre. Buttonhole fitting. Light graze to blue ring Leys School (Cambridge) OTC bronze cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example on flat loops by Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham. (KK 2607) Liberian Frontier Force post 1908 die-stamped brass cap badge. A fine scare example on loops, red felt backing.. Life Guard OR\'s 1871 pattern helmet. A good GVIR example, the nickel skull with bi-metal King?s Crown helmet plate to front. To each side, a brass rose-head boss supports the leather backed chinchain. A nickel plume holder (now with a slight dent) supports the white horsehair plume with silvered dome button pattern boss. Complete with its original leather lining. Usual service wear otherwise good condition Life Guards Officer's Pouch. Life Guards Victorian Officer?s waist belt plate A superb and very fine example comprising a seeded gilt rectangular plate, mounted with the Collar of the Order of the Garter, surmounted by a Crown. Mounted on the Collar, a silver Garter Star, the Garter pierced and set on a blue enamel ground, the central Cross of St.George in red translucent enamel. On either side of the collar the letters ?L.G.? reversed and intertwined. Below the letters, a scroll upon a twig of laurel on one side inscribed ?Peninsula?, on the other ?Waterloo?. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop now absent. Minor blemish to red enamel VGC Light Infantry Campaign Service Medal ?Northern Ireland? A good example awarded to ?24219693 Pte M. Keene LI? GC Light Infantry cord boss with plume boss with plume worn on rifles sealskin busby A fine black oval cord boss mounted with silvered strung bugle; fitted with black two tier plume. Light Machine Gunner in Parachute Regiment Colours. Good scarce light blue LMG with laurel sprays embroidered on maroon felt. Not officially sanctioned LINCOLN WW2 Lincolnshire Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example Lincolnshire Constabulary King's crown police night helmet plate A good example on three loops. Lincolnshire Regiment Boer War Group of Three Medals. This is an interesting Regimental Group comprising: Queens South Africa Medal, three clasps Cape Coloney, Orange Free State, Transvaal, Kings South Africa Medal, clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. These two medals are RENAMED 6027 PTE J.H. FRANCE 2ND LINCOLNS. Accompanied by a St.John Ambulance Long Service Medal corretly named 14924 J.H. FRANCE BOTHAL DIV NO.6 DIS S.J.A.B 1936. Medals loose. 6027 Private Joseph Hamilton France did serve with the Lincolnshire Regiment, he enlisted on the 15th November 1901 and on the 13th October 1902 was posted with the Regiment to India, he did not see service in South Africa. He remained in India until 23rd March 1904 when he was found medically unfit for further service and was invalided home and discharged on the 26th April 1904. Bothal is a village in Northumberland, Lincolnshire Regiment cloth formation sign. Red X embroidered on navy felt disc. Remove from uniform , edges a little tatty. Prior to 1st July 1881, The Lincolnshire Regiment had been the 10th Foot, hence the use of the Roman numeral ?X? Lincolnshire Regiment OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped superior quality example on blades. Star mounted with pierced title circlet and Sphinx on Egypt tablet. Lincolnshire Regiment pair of cloth formation signs. Red X embroidered on navy felt disc. Removed from uniform, service wear. Prior to 1st July 1881, The Lincolnshire Regiment had been the 10th Foot, hence the use of the Roman numeral ?X? Lincolnshire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on two of four loops Lincolnshire Regiment WW1 / WW2 Officer's Bronze OSD cap badge. A good die-cast example with mounted centre, blades now absent. Lincolnshire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider. Lincolnshire Regiment WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal Sphinx on EGYPT on brass die-cast LINCOLNSHIRE scroll. Slider Lincolnshire Special Constabulary cap badge. Chrome & enamel Fixing: Slider Condition: GC Lincolnshire WW2 Home Guard cloth formation sign. Green Lincoln Imp printed on brown rectangle. Removed from uniform Lincolnshire Yeomanry post 1908 brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1483) Lincolnshire Yeomanry post 1908 OR's bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1483) Lion Div Badge Lion's head boss from Rifles / Light Infantry Officer's pouch belt plate. A good silver plated example. Circular boss with raised floral border mounted with lion's mask, a loose ring in his jaws from which to attach whistle chains. Two screww posts to the reverse. LIVERPOOL / 3 / VOLUNTEER GUARD WW1 VTC shoulder title. A rare die-stamped bronze example on loops following the design of the City Battalion titles. One loop bent, old varnish. LIVERPOOL / T / CAMERONS / SCOTTISH post 1937 brass shoulder title. A good example on four loops. (Westlake 1391) LIVERPOOL / T / CAMERONS / SCOTTISH post 1937 brass shoulder title. Good example on four loops Liverpool College CCF brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops.Minor spots of verdigris to reverse otherwise excellent Liverpool College CCF brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Liverpool Irish rare Victorian Sergeant?s pouch belt plate. A good die-stamped white metal example. Crowned shamrock wreath resting on a scroll inscribed ?Erin go Bragh?. Within the wreath, a disc bearing IRV, below the disc, a harp. Two screw posts to reverse. Initially the 64th (Liverpool Irish) Rifle Volunteers based at 9 Everton Crescent, Liverpool. redesignated 18th (Liverpool Irish) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1880, and the 5th (Irish) Volunteer Battalion, The King?s (Liverpool Regiment) in 1888. 450 Liverpool Pals rare 1914 Chester hallmarked silver cap badge by Elkington & Co.. A splendid die-cast example being the crest of Lord Derby on loops with original silver / silver coloured split pin. Bears old parchment label with ink "Badge - his crest- given, by Lord Derby to the L'pool City Battalion (4) - 1914". (KK 1146) With the approval of HM The King, one of these (usually HM London) were presented by Lord Derby to each man who joined before 16th October 1914 Liverpool Regiment Great War Pair of Medals. Awarded to "307067 Pte. W. Mullin L'Pool R.? Medal Index Card confirms not entitled to a Star. Also served with the South Lancashire Regiment. Condition: GC Liverpool Regiment India General Service Medal. Bearing the clasp ?Afghanistan NWF 1919?. GC. Awarded to ?64655 Pte. T.A. Cragg L?pool R.? Pte Thomas A Cragg served in India and received the BWM and IGS Only Liverpool Scottish fine rare Piper?s badge. Fine die-stamped white metal crowned thistle wreath superimposed on a saltire mounted with White Horse on a scroll inscribed ?King?s?. Original stout pin replaced with loop, hook acts as other loop. (KK 1707) Liverpool Scottish WW1 attributed glengarry badge etc. Good scarce election of items worn by Worn by 2353 Pte. Reginald B. Wilson 10th Liverpool Scottish, later Labour Corps and Royal Fusiliers. Liverpool Scottish glengarry badge on flat hexagonal loops, pair of kilt rosettes and dogtag stamped 2353 Pte. R. B. Wilson 10 L\'POOL . R. with central P. (4 items) Liverpool Scottish WW1 glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops complete with securing split pin. Liverpool Scottish, QO Cameron Highlanders post 1937 glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops by JR Gaunt, London. St. Andrew and Cross resting in thistle wreath inscribed ?Cameron? with ?Liverpool Scottish? across the centre. Liverpool Scottish, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders post 1937 glengarry badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops; faint maker's details to reverse. Liverpool Special Constabulary WW2 police lapel badge by Thomas Fattorini. A fine chrome and enamel example on buttonhole / lapel fitting. Liverpool Volunteer Infantry Brigade Bearer Company Edwardian helmet plate. A very fine and rare die-stamped white metal example of universal crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and circlet inscribed ? I.B. Bearer Company (Vol) Liverpool?; centre with voided Geneva Cross with red felt backing. Three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1019) Commanded by Surgeon-Captain D. Smart. HQ 74 Hartingdon Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool. Local Companies of Militia Victorian glengarry badge. Fine die-stamped brass star bearing ?Local Companies? circlet with crown to lined centre on loops. General pattern worn by several Australian, New Zealand etc. units without their own insignia. Local Defence Volunteers early WW2 1940 printed cloth LDV armband Good scarce khaki cotton example bearing black LDV. Some service wear and folds. The Local Defence Volunteers were in being from May to July 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. Local Defence Volunteers WW2 slip-on shoulder title c1940 Good scarce light khaki felt rectangle embroidered with black LDV within border. Local Defence Volunteers formed May 1940. On 31st July 1940 the name changed to the Home Guard. LON / 23 WW2 Home Guard London (Deptford) Printed Titles. A very good uncut pair. VGC. LON / 38 (County of London) WW2 Home Guard printed designation. A scarce two piece examplle sen togeher and removed from uniform. Minor service wear. Great Western Railway unit based at Paddington commanded by Lt.Col. GH Hemmen London & South Western Railway L&SWR WW1 war service badge. Good scarce lapel badge for the \'London & South Western Railway\'; gilt and blue enamel title surround, Crowned \'Railway Service\' to the centre on white enamel ground, the reverse impressed with maker\'s details \'J.A.Wylie & Co\' and official issue number \'1374\' London Fire Brigade Cap Badge A good clean example. GC. LONDON IRISH embroidered shoulder title. Black on green Condition: VGC London Irish Rifles cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example with solid strings on slider. Slight service wear LONDON IRISH RIFLES cloth shoulder title Golden yellow sans serif letters embroidered on dark green. LONDON IRISH RIFLES cloth shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow sans serif letters embroidered on dark green. London Irish Rifles post 1953 silver pouch belt plate. A fine example on three screw posts. Silver crowned shamrock wreath with Harp over ''South Africa 1900-02'' scroll centrally mounted to backing plate. Reverse impressed "silver" London Irish Rifles Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce silvered example. Within a Crowned shamrock wreath, an applied Harp on a green velvet ground. Three screw posts to reverse. VGC (velvet renewed at some point in its history) Designed by one of the founder members of the Corps, Samuel Lover, an Irish poet and author. London Irish Rifles Victorian Officer?s waist belt clasp. A very fine and rare silvered example. Circlet inscribed ?Irish Volunteers? and ornamented with shamrock; seeded centre mounted with Crowned Harp. The belt loop ends ornamented with Shamrocks. Very good condition. London Irish Rifles WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal crowned harp on slider worn c1937-52. LONDON IRISH WW1 shoulder title Good scarce green felt issue embroidered in black London Irish WW2 cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass crowned harp on slider. London Rifle Brigade Cadets blackened brass cap badge. A good die-cast original example of this much reproduced badge. Please note voided between city shield and ?Cadets? scroll. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear. GC London Rifle Brigade Victorian Officer\'s shako plate. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example of crowned star pattern mounted with silvered oak wreath with crossed sword and sceptre. To the centre, within a strap inscribed ?London Rifle Brigade?, the shield from the Royal Arms; below the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Ich Dien? with shield from the City of London Arms below. Two loops to reverse. VGC London Rifle Brigade Victorian Volunteer Long Service & Good Conduct Medal This example was awarded to ?No1552 Col Sergt J. C Tilt G. Coy London Rifle Brigade?. Near VGC. London Rifle Brigade WW1 era Officer\'s cap badge by .R. Gaunt, London. Fine scarce die-cast silver plated voided example on loops. Pattern worn circa 1908-37. London Rifle Brigade WW1 OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. London Rifle Brigade WW2 era Officer\'s cap badge. Fine scarce die-cast silver plated voided example on loops. Pattern worn circa 1937-52. London Rifle Brigade WW2 OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. London Rifle Brigade WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. London Rifle Brigade WW2 patterm Other Ranks Field Service Side Cap. A good example of green cloth retaining die-stamped white metal field service cap badge and two horn regimental pattern small size cap buttons Slightly at fault). The interior with part paper issue label. Minor minor service and age wear. London Scottish NCO?s plaid brooch. A fine silver plated example by Morton, 223 Oxford St. Plain burnished quoit mounted with thistle wreath secured with ornate wing nuts. To the centre, a Lion Rampant; across the base of the wreath a scroll inscribed ?LSRV?. Stout pin to reverse. See ?The Uniform of the London Scottish 1859-1959? by Robson, page 31 London Scottish Officer?s 1886 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A splendid and very scarce example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh made the year of its inception. Plain burnished silver quoit mounted with thistle wreath and surmounted by a Crown with the Cross extending beyond the top of the quoit. To the centre, a Lion Rampant; below the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?The London Scottish?. Stout pin to reverse. Very good condition London Scottish post 1908 glengarry badge. Fine die-stamped white metal issue retaining original manufacturer's lustre. Stout pin to reverse London Scottish silver plaid brooch. A good example with plated mounts. Plain burnished quoit mounted with thistle wreath. To the centre, a Lion Rampant; across the base of the wreath a scroll inscribed ?London Scottish?. Stout pin to reverse which is impressed ?Sterling?. Old repair to hook. GC London Scottish Volunteers brown leather belt A good example of the Rifle pattern Slade Walace pattern belt, with slighty crude die-cast nickel interlocking buckle. Near VGC. London Scottish WW1 formation sign. Good scace blue thistle embroidered on Hodden Grey. Removed from uniform, heavy service wear London St. James Division Metropolitan Police constable?s helmet plate. A good scarce pre 1935 blackened example with white metal ?C 570?. Three Loops to the reverse. London Transport Home Guard mufti badge A good rare example, retaining buttonhole fitting to the reverse. Makers stamp of "J.R. Gaunt London". GC As 225 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. LONDON WELSH 99th AA Regt. RA WW2 shoulder title. Good rare bullion embroidered on black example. Mud stains. Removed from uniform. Worn by 99th AA Regt. RA raised in 1939 by Welshmen in London. HQ at Inverna Gardens, Kensington LONDON WELSH rare 99th AA Regt. RA WW2 shoulder title. Good bullion embroidered on black example Worn by 99th AA Regt. RA raised in 1939 by Welshmen in London. HQ at Inverna Gardens, Kensington. London. Southfields Defence Force WW1 lapel badge. Crossed rifles surmounted by blue enamel horseshoe scroll ?Southfields?. Enamel scrolls below ?Defence Force? with oval tablet ?1914? below. Buttonhole fixing to reverse. Good condition Long Range Desert Group scarce WW2 brass cap badge. A fine example on loops. Scorpion with dished reverse. Minor service wear. GC (KK 2067) Formed by Major Ralph Bagnold in June/July 1940. Its last operation finished on 12th May 1945 and shortly afterwards the LRDG was disbanded. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker, Item 4 Long Range Desert Group scarce WW2 brass cap badge. A good and rare example, retaining loop fittings. GC. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker, Item 4. Formed by Major Ralph Bagnold in June/July 1940. Its last operation finished on 12th May 1945 Longford Light Infantry Irish Militia pre 1881 glengarry badge. A good scarce OR?s die-stamped blackened brass Prince of Wales' plumes resting in a strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. Good condition (KK 1289) Raised in 1793 at Newtown Forbes as Prince of Wales' Royal Longford Militia; redesignated Rifles in 1854 and as Light Infantry in 1855; became 6th Bn. Rifle Brigade on Friday 1st July 1881. Lord Nelson Flagship Copper Medallion. This medallion is struck from copper of HMS Foudroyant Flag Ship of Lord Nelson, which was launched in 1798 and sank in 1897 of Blackpool. The reverse of the medallion shows the ship with embossed details. The front with a head and shoulder portrait of Lord Nelson wearing Naval uniform. Contained in original leather and velvet lined case Near VGC. Lord Nelson Portsmouth Navy Week Medallion. This alloy medallion is embossed with the head and shoulders of Lord Nelson to the obverse. The reverse embossed with his Flag Ship HMS Victory. Condition: GC Lord Nelson Royal Navy Davison?s Nile Medal in Bronze. A rare example of the medal that commemorates Lord Nelson?s victory on the mouth of the Nile on the 1st August 1798. The obverse is a portraite of Horatio Lord Nelson Rear Admiral The Red. The reverse depicts a seated figure watching the great sea battle, also with text describing the action. GC polished, with surface age marks. The Bronze Medal was presented to Ratings that had served at the great sea battle. Lothians & Berwick Yeomanry Cavalry Officer?s scarlet Frock Tunic. A scarce late Victorian Frock tunic tailored in the Norfolk jacket style. Scarlet woolen cloth, with dark blue facings to the shoulder straps and collar. The latter with gold bullion wheatsheaf regimental badges. Retaining regimental gilt buttons and Second Lieutenant rank stars. Cotton lining to the interior. Scarlet remains fresh and bright, one small area of moth to the collar. GC Lothians & Border Horse Officer's Bullion Cap Badge. A good scarce padded example retaining black cloth backing. Lovat Scouts Imperial Yeomanry brass badge. Non voided. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC Lowland District pair of formation signs. Good pair of red felt issue embroidered with golden lion superimposed on white saltire. Removed from uniform Loyal Chelmsford Volunteers rare Georgian Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1798-1808. A good example comprising a burnished gilt oval plate inscribed with Crowned GR Cypher within the legend ?Loyal Chelmsford Volunteers?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising single hook and two studs. Gilt worn otherwise GC The 1801 list shows this Essex unit to have only three Officers : Captain Thomas Frost Gepp, First Lieutenant John Oxley Parker and Second Lieutenant George Welsh. All were commissioned upon the unit?s formation on 26th April 1798. The unit?s agent was Mr.Dickson of Bateman?s Buildings, Soho. Loyal Newport Volunteers (Isle of Wight) Offiicer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1803-08. A fine rare example. no backmark. Complete with shank to reverse. Good condition. Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin Loyal North Lancashire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1902-14. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, Rose surmounted by Royal Crest within circlet inscribed ?Loyal North Lancashire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 403) Loyal North Lancashire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1902-14. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, Rose surmounted by Royal Crest within circlet inscribed ?Loyal North Lancashire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 403) Loyal North Lancashire Regiment VB cap badge circa 1902-08. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example, retaining loops. GC. Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Victorian cap badge c1896-1900.. Good scarce example as worn during the Boer War. Old replacement loops. Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Two loops to reverse. Light surface verdigris in places. GC (KK 663) Loyal North Lancashire Regiment WW1 OSD bronze cap badge. Good scarce die-cast bronze example on blades. Loyal Nottingham Volunteers Offiicer?s plated open back coatee button circa 1794-1808 Good scarce example complete with shank Loyal Suffolk Hussars Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt, London A fine die stamped example with maker's name to the slider. Loyal Suffolk Hussars Great War Officer?s cap. A good example, complete with OSD cap badge and correct thin leather chin strap. The chin strap secured by plain bronze buttons, typical to Yeomanry regiments at this time. The interior with leather sweatband. Good clean condition. Evidence of possibly another badge having been worn, however the Suffolk Cap badge appears to be contempory. GC. Luss Detachment, 1st Dumbarton Home Guard WW2 formation sign. A good printed example. Removed from uniform. GC See 173 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. M.C.S. / C / BRACKLEY scarce brass shoulder title. A good example on loops M.P.S.C. pair of Military Provost Staff Corps WW2 printed shoulder titles. Good rare unissued pair bearing black sans-serif letters on red Macchine Gun Corps WW1 cap badge Good die-stamped brass crowned crossed machine guns on slider Machine Gun Corps 1917 hallmarked silver Officer?s cap badge by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street . A very fine and scarce Birmingham hallmarked half size example on three of four flat loops. Crowned crossed Vickers machine guns bent to shape of cap. An excellent example. Machine Gun Corps Officer's Silver cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good and scarce die-cast sterling silver example on two of its three loops. Clear makers details and sterling silver stamp to reverse. Machine Gun Corps Officer?s 1917 hallmarked silver cap badge. A very fine small size example by B & P (Bent & Parker), retailed through the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 112 Regent St. W and bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Four flat loops to reverse. Excellent condition. (32 mm high) Machine Gun Corps WW1 MGC cap badge. God scarce die-stamped brass crowned crossed Vickers machine guns. Slider Machine Gun Guards Officer?s 1916 hallmarked silver and enamel cap badge. A fine rare example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks on both the reverse of the star and the backing plate. Cut silver five pointed star with pierced circlet inscribed ?Quinque juncta in uno 1916? on a blue enamel ground. To the centre a crowned GMG cypher on a red translucent enamel ground. The principal points of the star in the form of a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. Two stout loops to reverse. (see KK 923) Redesignated 8th May 1918 as Guards Machine Gun Regiment Machine Gun Guards Officer?s 1917 hallmarked silver and enamel cap badge. A fine rare example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks on both the reverse of the star and the backing plate. Cut silver five pointed star with pierced circlet inscribed ?Quinque juncta in uno 1916? on a blue enamel ground. To the centre a crowned GMG cypher on a red translucent enamel ground. The principal points of the star in the form of a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. Brooched. Slight damage to blue enamel. (see KK 923) Redesignated 8th May 1918 as Guards Machine Gun Regiment Machine Gun Guards white metal OR?s cap star circa 1917-18. A good die stamped example on slider Machine Gun Guards WW1 OR's cap badge circa 1916-18. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Five pointed star with circlet inscribed ?Quinque juncta in uno 1916?. To the centre a crowned GMG cypher; the principal points of the star in the form of a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. (KK 923). Very slight service wear. Redesignated 8th May 1918 as Guards Machine Gun Regiment Machine Gun School rare WW1 Football cap 1918-19 season. A splendid rare example by Crottys Ltd, Dublin, of six velvet panels (blue, maroon and green) with silver braid between each and topped with a silver bullion domed button retaining large silver bullion tassel. The front with heavily silver embroidered crossed machine guns with 'MGS' cypher below. The green velvet peak with silver wire embroidered '1918-19' and two rows of braid. Stitched crimson silk lining. A splendid rare example by Crottys Ltd, Dublin, of six velvet panels (blue, maroon and green) with silver braid between each and topped with a silver bullion domed button retaining large silver bullion tassel. The front with heavily silver embroidered crossed machine guns with 'MGS' cypher below. The green velvet peak with silver wire embroidered '1918-19' and two rows of braid. Stitched crimson silk lining. In 1926 the Machine Gun School at Netherhaven amalgamated with the School of Musketry to form the Corps of Small Arms & Machine Gun School. This was very short lived as the title was changed later in the year to the Small Arms School Corps. Machine Gunner WW1 sleeve badge Good cloth embroidered example Maidenhead Post Office Engineering Officers Imperial Service Medal & Case. A good example of a George V Imperial Service Medal, awarded to William James Veneer. Complete with original case GC. William James Veneer was awarded the Imperial Service Medal in 1937. He was a Skilled workman Class II Post Office Engineering Department Madenhead. Maidstone Grammar School OTC scarce brass cap badge. Die-stamped. Loops. Highpoints polished. Mentioned in KK but not shown. Major General?s pair of shoulder cords for scarlet uniform. A fine and scarce pair of plaited gold wire basket cord with small gold gimp down the centre. Each bearing silver bullion crossed sword and baton and Bath star. Red melton cloth underside, with brass attachment clip. GC. Malacca Volunteer Corps post 1922 Cap Badge by Firmin, London. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider which bears curved maker's details. (Cox 1028) Malacca Volunteer Rifles became Volunteer Corps in 1922. Malay Federated Signals cap badge c1956 - 1961 Good scarce bi-metal example on loops Malay Regiment post 1933 gilt Officer's cap badge. A fine die-cast gilt example on loops. Malay States Volunteer Rifles post 1915 OR?s white metal cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped British made example on slider. (Cox 1030) Malay Straits Volunteer Rifles / Regiment brass shoulder title. Good scarce British die-cast made example on loops Malaya Federation Engineers brass cap badge. A good scarce example on loops Malaya. Kelantan Volunteer Force rare 1935 brass headdress badge. Locally cast example on loops (possibly replacements) Malaya. Penang Volunteers helmet badge circa 1902-21 A fine and scarce British made die-stamped brass example on long loops. Crowned rope edged strap ?Penang Volunteers? with white metal Prince of Wales?s plumes to voided centre. Formed in 1861. Amalgamated with Province Wellesley Volunteer Rifles in 1921 to become Penang & Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps. Malayan Scouts / 22 Special Air Force SAS embroidered cloth parachute wings. Fine scarce padded embroidered example with hessian backing. Malayan Scouts / 22 Special Air Force SAS parachute wings. Fine scarce padded embroidered example with hessian backing. Malayan Scouts / 22 Special Air Force SAS parachute wings. Fine scarce padded embroidered example with hessian backing. Malayan Volunteer Infantry brass glengarry badge circa 1915-36. Well cast example on broad slider which has some verdigris. Malayan. Federation Armoured Car Regiment cap badge circa 1952-60 A fine scarce bi-metal example on loops. Formed 1st September 1952 and affiliated to 13th/18th Royal Hussars.Merged with Federation Regiment 1st January 1960 to form the Federation Reconnaissance Corps. Malaysia Rangers cap badge c1950\'s Good scarce thin brass crowned wreath of leaves bearing ASKAR RENJER MALAYSIA. Cross kris and parang to voided centre. Loops Originally Sarawak Rangers Malaysian National Service Home Guard badge Scarce die-cast example on loops (one cracked). Laurel wreath enclosing strap inscribed ?Jawatan Perkhidmatan?, within the strap the Malaysian flag. Above the strap, joining the tops of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?National Service?, below the wreath a scroll inscribed ?Home Guard?. Service wear. Malta Artillery scarce WW2 plastic economy cap badge by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall A rare example on original brass blades. Reverse in relief ?This badge maybe hand bent in hot water?. Authorised 21st November 1942 Malta Mobile Units Royal Artillery formation sign. Silver rimmed Maltese cross, half red, half blue printed on black square. Condition: Unissued, VGC Malta Police headdress badge. White metal. Malta Police originally founded in 1814.* Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC* Manchester Grammar School OTC scarce bronze brass cap badge. Good die-stamped owl on branch; on loops Manchester Regiment non-voided Cap Badge Scarce bi-metal example on slider Manchester Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped brass example. Arms of Manchester within circlet inscribed ?Manchester? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Pristine. (KK 347) Manchester Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example with four loops to reverse (one bent). Generally very good. (KK 347) Manchester Regiment post 1923 Regimental Police armband. A scarce example in good condition. Manchester Regiment rare Warrant Officer?s 1881-84 bi-metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example. Sphinx on ?Egypt? tablet resting on scroll inscribed ?The Manchester Regiment?. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. See "Military Badge Collecting" by John Gaylor. Manchester Regiment unusual post 1902 OSD bronze cap badge. A good die-cast example, smaller than usual, retaining one of two blades. Reverse appears to JR Gaunt plaque applied with text side applied to reverse ! Manchester Regiment Warrant Officer?s rare 1881-84 cap badge. A fine good die-stamped bi-metal example, the loops replaced with a slider. (Please note lead filled pinhole each end of scroll.) Manchester Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good scarce pre 1923 issue being City Arms on MANCHESTER scroll. Slider Manchester Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good scarce example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall with two blades to reverse. Manchester Regt pre 1923 White Metal cap badge Die-stamped, mint condition on slider Manchester University Air Squadron insignia. A pair of embroidered shoulder titles plus a pair of plain white gorget tabs. (4 items) Condition: VGC Manitoba Dragoons scarce OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. VGC Mantova Group WW2 Italian co-belligerent formation sign Good scarce locally made green / white / red cotton rectangle, the white portion printed with dark blue eagle with raised wings. Maritime Regiment Royal Corps of Transport Ocean watchkeeper?s badge. Bullion embroidered on navy. Condition: VGC Maritime Regt. RCT Marine Engineers cloth badge. Condition: GC Marksman brass arm badge. Good die-stamped example. Crown over separate crossed rifles on loops complete with brass backing plate Marksman brass arm badge. Good die-stamped example. Five pointed star over separate crossed rifles on loops complete with brass backing plate Marksman proficienry badge Good scarce brass laurel wreath with crowned crossed rifles on two loops Marksman's cloth arm badge Five pointed star over crossed SMLE rifles heavily embroidered on khaki. One or two loose threads. Martime Royal Artillery WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce post 1942 silk embroidered issue. Removed from uniform Mauritius Special Mobile Force post 1960 white metal cap badge. Fine die-stamped British made example on loops. Formed from local police and WW2 veterans following the withdrawal of the British garrison on Mauritius in 1960. Mechanised Transport Training Corps WW2 cap badge Good scarce issue. Bronzed wheel, on PRO PATRIA scroll,with crossed spanners bearing initials. Original pin back. The 'Mechanised Transport Training Corps' MTTC was formed in Feb 1939 as a women's voluntary civilian organisation. It was recognised by the Ministry of War Transport in 1940 and renamed the 'Mechanised Transport Corps' MTC, and its members were conscripted and received pay. Mention in Despatches oakleaf emblem post WW1 Bronze with two holes to facilitate sewing to ribbon. Mention in Despatches post WW1 MID oakleaf emblem A fine example on blades Mercantile Fleet Auxiliary British War Medal Awarded to "A.W. Ansted MFA" GC. Merchant Taylors School OTC blackened brass cap badge. A good die-cast example. Two loops to reverse VGC (KK 2621) Mercian Brigade Officer?s cap badge circa 1958-70 A good silvered and gilt example on loops, Metropolitan Police Chrome Maker: Firmin London Fixing: Slider Condition: VGC Metropolitan Police 1921 Gold Road Walk medal The reverse engraved "R Wright 32nd C.O. Div.". Hallmarks for Birmingham 1921 Condition: GC Metropolitan Police 1935-36 constable?s helmet plate. A good scarce blackened example with white metal GvR Cypher. Two of three loops to reverse. VGC Metropolitan Police Edward VII Original Coronation Medal miniature medal. A good bronze period example, mounted as originally worn as a single entitlement. GC. Metropolitan Police Long Service Medal Pair 1938 Charing Cross Tube Crash Interest. Awarded to Sergeant Alfred J.R. Baston, who was one of the first Policemen at the Charing Cross Tube Crash, which killed six people were killed. Comprising: Defence Medal, Police Long Service Medal (GVIR), (SERGT. ALFRED J.R. BASTON). Both medals are complete with boxes and one registered envelope. Defence Medal label absent. ..... Also a number of original photographs of Sgt Baston including at the scene of the crash. A newspaper cutting plus National Registration card. Sergeant Alfred J.R. Baston, was born in 1901 and to young for war service joined the Metropolitan Police and in 1921 was put forward for his Sergeant exams. On the morning of the 17th May 1938 during the morning rush hour at Charing Cross station a Circle Line train ran into the rear of a District Line waiting at a signal, considerable damage was done resulting in six deaths and many injured. The newspaper cutting states along with PC Edwards Sgt Baston were the first Police at the scene. The press photographs from the scene also show Baston helping with injured. He served through WW2 with the Force and resigned in August 1952 Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary 1914 Service Star Sleeve Badge. A good scarce example on loops. dDe-stamped five pointed silver star sleeve badge bearing ?SC? monogram to centre within a circlet inscribed ?Metropolitan Police 1914?. Awarded early 1918 by the Commissioner for wear on the forearm for Specials who attested before 31st December 1914 and had served continuously since then. Discontinued in the 1920?s. Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary 1914 service star. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Five pointed silver star bearing ?SC? monogram to centre within a circlet inscribed ?Metropolitan Police 1914?. Awarded early 1918 by the Commissioner for wear on the forearm for Specials who attested before 31st December 1914 and had served continuously since then. Discontinued in the 1920?s. MGC / C scarce Machine Gun Corps, Cavalry Branch WW1 brass shoulder title. A good cast example retaining two loops. MGC / C scarce Machine Gun Corps, Cavalry Branch WW1 brass shoulder title. A good rare cast example retaining two loops. MGS WW1 Canadian Machine Gun Service Bronze/Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops. MGS WW1 Canadian Machine Gun Service Bronze/Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops. Mid Lothian Constabulary Victorian Scottish Police collar badge. A rare die-stamped white metal example, number 87, on three loops. Several old fractures, most repaired with wire frame soldered to reverse. Mid WW2 RAF Coastal Command Personalized Irvin Flying Jacket. A rare personalized example of the "Hooded" Irvin Flying Jacket. This example is probably mid to late war with a four panel back. The lower section of the back is decorated with a yellow outline of a Lancaster Bomber and to the shoulder two yellow bombs. To the front left breast is painted the name "Bristol". Complete with all original working zips and original belt. Small amount of working wear and age wear. GC Leather supple. Middlesex Imperial Yeomanry Ed VII OR\'s cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Middlesex Regiment and 7th Hussars Boer War Pair of Medals. An interesting pair awarded to Corporal T Samuels who is confirmed as serving with both Regiments. Comprising: Queens South Africa medal one clasp Cape Colony (1143 Cpl T Samuels Middlesex Regt), Kings South Africa medal two clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (6251 Cpl T Samuels 7th Hussars). Medals loose GC. Corporal Samuel is confirmed on the QSA Roll as serving with the 6th Bn Middlesex Regiment and the Middlesex KSA Roll confirms attached to the 7th Hussars. The 7th KSA Roll confirms his entitlement and number and states attached to the 4th Bn Middlesex Regiment. Middlesex Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18 A good die-stamped example on slider. Middlesex Regiment cap badge by Dowler, Birmingham. Good scarce die-stamped bi-metal issue on crimped slider. Middlesex Regiment Great War Pair of Medals. Awarded to "14626 Cpl. H. Hamilton Middx R". Middlesex Regiment ORs helmet plate. A post 1901 example, possibly post war bandsmans, comprising brass Universal backing plate/star (KK 358) mounted with regimental helmet plate centre (KK 410). Central loop on centre absent also one absent on backing plate. GC Middlesex Regiment Victorian / Edwardian cap badge on loops. Good scarce bi-metal issue on toned loops. Middlesex Special Constabulary Inspectors Medal. A good high ranking example, with clasp \"The Great War 1914-18\" Awarded to \"Inspr Ardent G Moffrey\" GC. Inspector Ardent George Moffrey was born in 1852 and died at Edmonton Middlesex in 1922. Middlesex VAD WWI War Service Badge A good enamelled example. Pin back Middlesex Volunteer Regiment WWi VTC Bronzed Cap Badge. A good example on flat loops. (KK 1666) Middlesex Volunteer Regt VTC WW1 cap badge by Thomas Fattorini, Bolton Die-stamped bronze on slider MIDDLESEX WW1 cloth Middlesex Regiment slip-on shoulder title A fine scarce example with broad canvas loop to reverse Middlesex Yeomanry Edward VII Cap Badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example worn 1908-10 only. Loops Middlesex Yeomanry GvR Officer's cap badge Die-cast gilt example by J & Co (Jennens). Some wear to gilt. Loops. GC (KK 1452) Middlesex Yeomanry GvR Officer?s gilt cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on blades,(KK 1452) Middlesex Yeomanry GvR OSD bronze cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast crowned example on loops. (KK 1452) HQ was at Duke of York?s, Chelsea Middlesex Yeomanry post 1910 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine scarce GvR die-cast example on loops. (KK 1452) Middlesex Yeomanry scarce formation sign. Vertically divided black and yellow felt diamond embroidered with red MYA. From 1st January 1947 to 1st October 1956 the unit title was 16th Airborne Divisional Signals, Royal Signals (Middlesex Yeomanry) (T.A.). MYA worn by band members. Middlesex Yeomanry scarce formation sign. Vertically divided black and yellow felt diamond embroidered with red MYA. From 1st January 1947 to 1st October 1956 the unit title was 16th Airborne Divisional Signals, Royal Signals (Middlesex Yeomanry) (T.A.). MYA worn by band members. Midlothian Coast Artillery Volunteers member's gilt and enamel mufti badge. A fine rare 1902-08 example on long pin. Formed at Leith 16th October, 1859. Sub title (Midlothian Coast) dropped in 1888 and 1889 HQ moved to Edinburgh. Military Accountants Department Indian Army India General Service Medal. Awarded to CLK H Torpy M.A.D.. Bearing the clasp Burma 1930-32. GC. Military Mounted Police shoulder title used pre 1904 as cap badge. Good scarce die-cast brass letter MMP on flat style hexagonal loops. Military Police arm band Good WW2 pattern black cotton example bearing applied red felt M P with adjustable brass press stud closures. Lined with similar material Military Police cloth armband. Red felt letters on black cotton drill band. Fixing: Press studs Condition: VGC Military Police GVIR cap badge c1937-46 Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned GVIR cypher in laurel sprays resting on title scroll. Slider Military Police rare cloth pagri badge. Yellow serif M.P. embroidered on red over black diagonally halved rectangle. Military Police scarce Edward VII cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example. Loops absent. (KK 1030) Military Police scarce Edward VII OR?s brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on long slder. (KK 1030) Military Police Traffic Control (Blue Caps) formation sign. Red “TC” embroidered on blue felt diamond. Some damage to top of diamond. Military Police WW2 Period Cap Badge. Good die-stamped brass example on slider. Military Provost Staff Corps EIIR brass cap badge by Firmin, London. A good die-cast example on named slider. Military Provost Staff Corps EIIR brass cap badge by Firmin, London.. A good die-cast example on named slider Military Provost Staff Corps GvR cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. Crowned Royal Cypher set in a wreath of laurels. (KK 1054) Military Provost Staff Corps WW2 brass cap badge by Firmin London A good scarce die-cast GVIR example on slider. (KK 2142) Military Provost Staff Corps WW2 cap badge. A good scarce die-cast GVIR example on slider. (KK 2142) Military Staff, Ministry of Supply formation sign. Crest of the Board of Ordnance embroidered on blue disc. Introduced in 1943* Condition: Removed from uniform GC* Military Staff, Ministry of Supply formation sign. Crest of the Board of Ordnance embroidered on blue circle. (emerging from a mural crown, a winged arm clutching lightening bolts) VGC Introduced in 1943 Military Staff, Ministry of Supply formation sign. A fine example. Crest of the Board of Ordnance embroidered on blue disc. (emerging from a mural crown, a winged arm clutching lightening bolts) Introduced in 1943 Mill Hill School OTC scarce blackened brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops.(as KK 2624 but with MHS monogram in wreath in place of usual book ) Mill Hill School OTCbrass cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. (KK 2624). GC Miniature Fire Brigade Long Service Medal. Condition: VGC Ministry of Civil Aviation Constabulary chromed winged cap badge. Pristine die-stamped example on loops. Ministry of Munitions Women Police Service cap badge. A very scare WW1 die-cast white metal example. Complete with slider GC Ministry of Munitions Women Police Service WW1 cap badge. A very scare die-cast nickel example on loops by WO Lewis, Howard St. Birmm. Crowned ?Ministry of Munitions Police? circlet; GvR Cypher to voided centre. MIY (Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry) brass title. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC MIY brass Middlesex Imperial Yeomanry shoulder title by F. Starr, Putney SW A good scarce pre 1908 example on loops. MMG WW1 Motor Machine Guns Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining both flat hexagonal loop. GC. Monday Regular Uploads. During the next week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back. MONMOUTHSHIRE Brass Welsh Shoulder Title A good example on flat hexagonal loops Monmouthshire Regiment Officer?s bullion beret badge. A good example of the Welsh Dragon in gold thread embroidered on olive green rectangle. Slight moth and service wear Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Dragon on scroll inscribed M.I.Y. (KK 1347) Montreal Garrison Artillery, Canada General Service Medal 1866-70, clasp "Fenian Raid 1866". A good example officially impressed ?Gr. T.H. Bane, Montreal, G.A.?. Montserrat Defence Force white metal cap badge. Scarce die-stamped unissued example on loops. Central figure hugging the Cross whilst holding a harp. More Items To be listed "Back Soon" Christmas Eve Listing Will Continue Soon MORRISONS / OTC / ACADEMY brass Scottish shoulder title. A fine die-stamped example on loops. MOTOR MACHINE / GUNS scarce WW1 cloth shoulder title. Red letters embroidered on khaki. Slight age wear GC MOTOR MACHINE / GUNS WW1 cloth shoulder title. Good rare red serif letters embroidered on khaki. Removed from uniform. Motor Machine Gun Corps WW1 Officer?s field service cap / collar badge by J & Co (Jennens). A fine scarce die-cast bronze example on loops Motor Machine Gun Corps WW1 OR's cap badge. A good scarce bi-metal example on slider. MMG slightly crooked. Motor Machine Gun WW1 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. Motor Machine Gun WW1 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on lacking slider Motor Machine Gun WW1 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Slight verdigris Motor Volunteer Corps scarce 1903-06 cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example with two loops to reverse. Very good condition. The Motor Volunteer Reserve was raised in 1903 and was disbanded in 1906 only to be reformed as the Army Motor Reserve. Mount St. Mary College OTC bi-metal cap badge. Die-stamped. Slider. GC (2633) MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY rare WW2 cloth shoulder title. Yellow embroidered on navy. Excellent MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. Yellow embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. A little service wear MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. Yellow serif letters embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY WW2 cloth shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow serif letters embroidered on navy. MX / 11 (Middlesex) WW2 Home Guard printed designation Two part sewn together. Removed from uniform Wealdstone Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. E.W.C. MacDonald OBE MX / 17 Middlesex WW2 Home Guard printed designation. Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. W.C.Turner OBE with HQ at Harrow MX / 21 (Barnet) Home Guard WW2 designation Good two part example. (See previous item for his earlier S zone insignia) Commanded by Lt.Col. A.J. Norman NAAFI cloth badge Good scarce blue cotton diamond embroidered with cap badge device in white. Evidence of four press studs NAAFI early bronze circular badge. A good example with pin fitting. GC Napoleonic Bone Prisoner of War Work A very rare pair of toothpicks / hair pins. One depicting the head and shoulders of Revolutionary wearing bicorn hat and with red and blue painted decoration. The other depicts a lady wearing a crown, again with red and white painted decoration. Good carved detail to the bone and colours remain fresh. Approx length 4 inches. This style of carving and painted decoration is typical of French Napoleonic POW carved decoration a similar style can often be found to the figureheads of larger POW sailing ships. Napoleonic War Georgian Aide-de-Camp Officer?s flat gilt coatee button A scare example with "Treble Gilt" backmark. Complete with shank. GC Natal Artilley Brass Cap Badge Die-stamped example with mounted wheel. Loops GC Natal Carbineers Green Beret. A good example, as worn, retaining King\'s Crown Cap Badge mounted onto regimental backing cloth. Leather trim to sweatband. GC. Natal Engineer Corps scarce brass cap badge circa 1910-13. A scarce example retaining loops to the reverse. VGC. Natal Mounted Rifles OR?s white metal cap badge. A good example retaining three loops. GC. Natal Mounted Rifles white metal slouch hat badge circa 1902-13. An excellent die-stamped example on three loops. (Owen 463) National Defence Company GVIR OSD bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A good scarce die-cast example on blades. National Fire Service NFS 34 LONDON Fire Force Area WW2 cloth badge. A good post 1941 embroidered breast badge. Red on navy felt example. Removed from uniform National Motor Volunteers WW1 VTC bi-metal cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Mercury mounted on wheel resting on ?Pro patria? scroll; the tyre inscribed ?National Motor Volunteers?. (KK 1694) National Motor Volunteers WW1 VTC OSD (motor car) bronze cap badge. Die-cast with dished reverse bearing blades. Mercury mounted on wheel resting on ''Pro patria'' scroll; the tyre inscribed ''National Motor Volunteers''. (KK 1694) NATO Forces pocket fob badge. Fixing: Clutchback Condition: VGC NATO Service Medal. Mounted as originally worn VGC. Naval Police armlet / armband / brassard. A good white canvas example with embroidered blue edges and central crown flanked by NP. Brass buckle. Some service wear. Navy and Army Canteens Board WW1 cap badge A good die-stamped bronze example on flat style loops. NBMR scarce Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles white metal Indian shoulder title.n. A good cast example on flat integral loops. Formed as Northern Bengal Volunteer Rifle Corps 6th August 1873; absorbed the Darjeeling VRC 5th August 1881. Reorganised as Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles 15th February 1889. NCC Brass post 1940 Non Combatant Corps shoulder title. A good scarce example on hexagonal loops. Non Combatant Labour Corps formed 1939, redesignated Non Combatant Corps in 1940. ND / 2 Alnwick B. Northunberland Home Guard WW2 designation. Good scarce two part, unissued. Commanded by Lt.Col. H.R. Milvain NELSON WW1 Royal Naval Division brass shoulder title. A scarce example with squared loops to the reverse GC Netherlands Army formation sign. Yellow Royal Lion of the House of Orange upon a scroll inscribed ?Je Maintiendrai? embroidered on khaki. Removed from uniform. Cut from edge to hind leg of lion. New Tuesday Upload During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back New Years Day Today concludes our Holiday Period Listings, we hope you have enjoyed looking through the items. We are despatching orders as quickly as possible and should be complete by the end of next week. On behalf of the Buywze Team we wish you all a Happy New Year New Zealand 17th (Ruahine) Regiment brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: Unissued, VGC New Zealand 21st Reinforcements WW1 brass cap badge. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops.(Cox 2994) New Zealand 26th Reinforcements WW1 brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on original wire loops. (Cox 2992) New Zealand 3rd Bn. Otago Rifle Volunteers OR?s helmet plate. A fine and scarce die-stamped brass example on three loops. Crowned star bearing fern wreath and circlet inscribed ?3rd Batt. Otago Rifle Volunteers? with ?Propatria? scroll across the base; shield bearing Southern Cross to voided centre. Minor verdigris to star points around 10 o?clock. New Zealand 5th Mounted Rifles (Otago Hussars) cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops New Zealand 9th (Hawke\'s Bay) Regiment WW1 brass hat badge, A good die-stamped example on loops (one a lead soldered replacement) New Zealand Army Cap Badge A general Pattern die-stamped brass example on slider. Overall service wear New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops. New Zealand Army Service Corps cap badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on loops. New Zealand Artillery brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops New Zealand Hauraki Regiment cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on looks reminicent of the WW1 Worcestershire Regiment cap badge. New Zealand Hauraki Regiment cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on looks reminicent of the WW1 Worcestershire Regiment cap badge. New Zealand Machine Gun Corps WW1 brass cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet. Die-stamped brass example on three loops (two bent) toned with age New Zealand Machine Gun Corps WW1 brass cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet. Die-stamped brass example on three loops (two bent) toned with age New Zealand Medical Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. New Zealand No.3 Coy. Field Hospital scarce WW1 brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example. on loops. (Cox 3021) New Zealand Officer\'s Embroidered Shoulder Title New Zealand Pioneer Battalion pre 1917 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops.(Cox 2948) New Zealand Rifle Brigade pair of collar badges. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC New Zealand Veterinary Corps OR?s WW1 brass cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Formed 1907. NEW ZEALAND WW2 cloth slip-on shoulder title. Good embroidered serif example stiched to canvas tape. Used As worn by some LRDG troops among others New Zealand XI Taranaki Rifles Regiment cap badgewth oval JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse, A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. New Zealand. 12th Taranaki Rifles Regiment WW1 cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet A good die-stamped brass example on loops. New Zealand. 12th Taranaki Rifles Regiment WW1 cap badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet A good die-stamped brass example on loops. New Zealand. 15th Northland Regiment Officer?s gilt cap badge by J.R. Gaunt London A very good bright gilt example on loops. New Zealand. 2nd North Canterbury Infantry helmet plate circa 1903. A fine scarce OR?s die-stamped brass example. Resting in a fern wreath, an oval strap inscribed ?2nd North Canterbury Infantry? surmounted by the Royal Crest. To the centre, a crane on curved scroll ?Akeakekiakaha?. Three loops to reverse. VGC Illustrated on front cover of ?The Regimental Badges of New Zealand? by D.A. Corbett. New Zealand. North Canterbury Infantry OR?s helmet plate circa 1903. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example. Resting in a fern wreath, an oval strap inscribed ?2nd North Canterbury Infantry? surmounted by the Royal Crest. To the centre, a white crane on a scroll ?Akeakekiakaha?. Two of three loops to reverse otherwise very good condition As illustrated on front cover of ?The Regimental Badges of New Zealand? by D.A. Corbett. Newcastle on Tyne & Durham Engineer Volunteers Victorian OR?s helmet plate. A good scarce post 1878 die-stamped white metal example. Royal Arms, a scroll below inscribed ?Newcastle on Tyne? in place of the usual ?Ubique?. Below the scroll, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?& Durham Engineer Volunteers?. Three loops (pinched) to reverse. VGC Newcastle upon Tyne VTC scarce WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with two loops to reverse. Very good condition. Newcastle-upon-Tyne WWI VTC white metal shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. GC NEWFOUNDLAND ATS WW2 nationality shoulder title. Good scarce red serif letters embroidered on khaki felt next number 44 NEXT NUMBER 10 ... NEXT NUMBER 31 NFLD scarce WW1 Newfoundland brass shoulder title A good example on loops. Top \"gaps\" either side of \"F\" cut through NFS / 16 (Lyndhurst) WW2 red on navy printed breast badge. Very good condition. 16 was Lyndhurst (New Forest) NFS Fire Force Area Nigeria District printed formation sign. Yellow palm tree within a black circle set on green square. Slight staining. Nigeria. Federal Police printed cloth formation badge. Very good condition NIH scarce North Irish Horse brass shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. NM / VOLUNTEERS (National Motor Vols.) WW1 brass VTC shoulder title. A good scarce example by JR Gaunt, London. Loops. NM / VOLUNTEERS (National Motor Vols.) WW1 VTC brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London A good example on loops. No badge No. 15 Area Middle East Forces WW2 printed formation sign Good scarce blue fish on black square. Removed from uniform. Later became North Palestine District No. 2 Commando rare WW2 Officer's bullion beret badge / formation sign.. A fine used example, silver wire embroidered Fairburn-Sykes Commando dagger flanked by ?SS? on black cloth ground. (as KK 2065) No. 2 Commando formed on 5th March 1941 on the disbandment of 1 Special Service Battalion. OR's wore white metal beret badges, Officer's bullion examples as worn on the top of the sleeve on occasion. No. 21 Area MEF (Middle East Forces) WW2 formation sign. Good scarce painted issue. Black shield charged with golden sword superimposed on red cross on white square. No. 21 Area MEF (Middle East Forces) WW2 rare pair of printed formation signs. Each a black shield charged with golden sword superimposed on red cross on white square. Removed from uniform. (2 items) No. 21 Area MEF (Middle East Forces) WW2 rare pair of printed formation signs. Each a black shield charged with golden sword superimposed on red cross on white square. Removed from uniform. (2 items) No. 6 COMMANDO cloth WW2 shoulder title. Good red embroidered on Navy felt. Removed from battledress Formed in July 1940 No. 9 COMMANDO WW2 cloth shoulder title. A good scarce white embroidered on black issue. Scottish Commando which fought mainly in Italy, Albania, Yugoslavia and Greece. No.1 Armoured Replacement Group CMF WW2 cloth formation sign. Rare embroidered example removed from uniform No.1 Commando rare WW2 Salamander formation sign. A very rare fine example. Embroidered on khaki.Removed from uniform. Glue marks to reverse. Generally VGC Formed 13/6/40 with personnel from 6 & 8 Indep. Coys as No. 11 Independent Company, redesignated No.1 Commando the following day. Disbanded 27/6/40; reformed as No.1 Special Service Battalion 10/11/40, finally reorganised again as No.1 Commando on 5/3/41. No.1 Commando WW2 Salamander cloth formation sign. Good rare khaki felt oval embroidered with green Salamander in yellow and red flames. Removed from uniform. No.1 Special Service Battalion 10/11/40, finally reorganised again as No.1 Commando on 5/3/41. No.4 (Independent) Company rare early WW2 Commando formation sign. Excessively rare dull red 4 superimposed on a red slipped rose embroidered on a ribbed khaki disc. Removed from uniform.Old moth. Raised in March 1940 from units of 55th West Lancashire Division by Major J.R. Petterson. In March 1941 after being part of 1st Special Service Brigade, it became No.2 Commando. No.4 Commando No.6 COMMANDO WW2 cloth shoulder title A good red embroidered on navy example No9 COMMANDO WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. A good example Formed from Scottish Command. Saw service predominately in the Mediterranean, Albania, Yugoslavia , Greece and Italy Norfolk & Cambridge District printed formation badge. Black and white quartered shield.Glue marks to reverse otherwise good condition. Norfolk & Cambridge District WW2 printed formation sign. A fine example. A shield, quartered white and black with counter-coloured designs of a castle, lion passant regardant, castle and a Tudor rose. Norfolk & Cambridge District WW2 printed formation sign. A fine example. A shield, quartered white and black with counter-coloured designs of a castle, lion passant regardant, castle and a Tudor rose. Norfolk & Cambridge District WW2 printed formation sign. Good scarce shield, quartered white and black with counter-coloured designs of a castle, lion passant regardant, castle and a Tudor rose. Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry Edward VII OSD bronze cap badge A fine rare bronze crowned Royal Cypher on blades. Minote spot of verdigris. By the command of His Majesty King Edward VII who had recently ascended the throne, the Norfolk Squadron of the Loyal Suffolk hussars was expanded and raised as the Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry on 24th May 1901 with the Royal Cypher as its badge. The King took a keen interest in ?his? regiment and in 1905 it was accorded the additional title The King?s Own Royal Regiment. Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry OR?s cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass Crowned Edward VII Cypher on three loops. (KK 1476) Norfolk Police pinback badge Crown resting on ?N.C.V.S.C.? Attributed to Norfolk County Volunteer Special Constable Norfolk Regiment India General Service Medal A good example awarded to \"7630 Pte H.A Steer Norf R.\" GC. Norfolk Regiment India General Service Medal Clasp Waziristan 1919-21 This example was awarded to 5764872 Pte W.H. Dooman Norf R. Small edge knocks GC. Norfolk Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Britannia within circlet inscribed ?Norfolk? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 298) Norfolk Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal later example. Britannia within circlet inscribed ?Norfolk? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Pristine. (KK 367) Norfolk Regiment scarce Sergeant's brass pagri badge. A good example with slider (tip clipped) Norfolk Yeomanry brass cap badge circa 1911-35. A good large die-cast crowned GvR cypher on slider. (KK 1477) Norfolk Yeomanry pair of attributed collar badges Good rare die-stamped brass pair on loops. Each being the Royal Arms on scroll THE KING'S OWN ROYAL REGIMENT. Lance Sergeant Wyllys, who seved withe the CIV in Soutf Africa, was awarded the Imperial Yeomanry Long Service and Good Conduct Medal in February 1907. The Norfolk Yeomanry was only awarded 17 of these Medals Norfolk Yeomanry scarce NCO?s arm badge circa 1905-20. A good scarce die-cast brass example on loops. Royal Arms resting on scroll inscribed ?The Kings Own Royal Regiment?. Norfolk Yeomanry scarce NCO?s arm badge. Die-cast brass Royal Arms resting on scroll inscribed ?The Kings Own?. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. (Cox 1351) Norfolk. City of Norwich Volunteers WWI VTC cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example. Reverse with two lead soldered replacement loops. NORGE white on khaki WW2 embroidered title. A good embroidered example. VGC North East District TAVR formation sign Good rare diagonally halved embroidered example.Black section bearing red TT, the green section bearing white rose. Sows signs o0f having been worn. North East District TAVR formation sign Good rare diagonally halved embroidered example.Black section bearing red TT, the green section bearing white rose. Shows signs of having been worn North East Lancashire Volunteer Infantry Brigade Army Service Corps OR?s helmet plate. A fine and exceedingly rare white metal Edwardian example. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and circlet inscribed ?North East Lancashire Volr. Infty. Bde.?. To the centre, small representation of the Victorian cap badge. Three loops to reverse. VGC North Gloucestershire Militia Officer?s small silveree coatee button. A good 15 mm example by Firmins, London bearing ?NG? within a crowned star. Complete with shank. North Irish Brigade Piper?s badge circa 1958-68 Fine silvered Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by a gilt crown and resting on a gilt scroll inscribed ?North Irish Brigade?. Three of four loops. North Irish Brigade Piper?s badge circa 1958-68. A fine die-cast example on four loops. Silvered Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by a gilt crown and resting on a gilt scroll inscribed ?North Irish Brigade?. Complete with brass backing plate. North Irish Brigade Piper?s badge circa 1958-68/ Fine silvered Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by a gilt crown and resting on a gilt scroll inscribed ?North Irish Brigade?. Three of four loops. North Irish Brigade Piper�s headdress badge circa 1960-68. A very fine silvered and gilt 8 cm high example. Retaining four loops to the reverse. VGC Comprised the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Royal Ulster Rifles and Toyal Irish Fusiliers. North Irish Horse Officer?s post 1953 cap badge. A fine die-cast frosted silver plated example on loops. Crowned Maid or Erin Harp resting on ?North Irish Horse? tri-part scroll. (as KK 2292) North Irish Horse OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with two loops to the reverse. North Irish Horse OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1503) North Lancashire Regiment Victorian helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Two contemporary replaced loops to reverse. North Mayo Fusiliers Irish Militia OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A scarce die-stamped white metal example. A phoenix arising from a mural crown; the whole resting in a scroll inscribed ?North Mayo?. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 1290) Raised 1763 at Castlebar; 1817 saw their HQ at Ballina; circa 1855 redesignated North Mayo Fusiliers Militia. Friday 1st July 1881 merged with the South Mayo Militia to become 3rd Battalion Connaught Rangers but swiftly re-emerged as a separate unit, the 6th Battalion. Once again, o North Palestine District WW2 printed formation sign Good example of a blue fish on black square North Riding Constabulary senior police Officer's silver and enamel cap badge. A good example stamped "STERLING SILVER". Loops removed North Riding Rifle Volunteers blackened brass WW1 Yorkshire VTC cap badge with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.. A good die-stamped example on loops. North Somerset Imperial Yeomanry Brass Shoulder Title Badge A good example with unusual loop fittings. GC. North Somerset Imperial Yeomanry brass Shoulder Title. A good scarce example on loops. NORTH SOMERSET YEOMANRY / 44 R.T.R cloth shoulder title. White sans-serif letters embroidered on black. North Somerset Yeomanry Edward VIII silver collar badge. A rare die-cast example with two loops to reverse which is impressed "Sterling" and "JR Gaunt, London". Very good condition. North Somerset Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal GvR example on loops with black cloth backing. Spot of verdigris on central crown otherwise excellent. Fought at Ypres, Frezenberg, Loos, Arras, Scarpe, Amiens, Beaurevoir, Cambrai etc. North Somerset Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. Die-stamped white metal issue on loops. Crowned star bearing ?Arma Pacis Fulcra? circlet and central crowned GvR cypher. Rather polished. North Somerset Yeomanry Victorian Officer?s undress sabretache ornament. A good scarce example. Silver plated, die-cast crowned NSY cypher. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition. North Staffordshire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Prince of Wales's plumes within circlet inscribed "North Staffordshire" and ornamented with laurel sprays at the base. Two of four loops to reverse. North Staffordshire Regiment post 1896 white metal Cap Badge. Good example on loops. North Staffordshire Regiment WW2 slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce early war example c1939-42 complete with two tapes to reverse. Northampton Citizen Corps WW1 bronze VTC cap badge Die-cast crowned title oval with town arms to centre. Original pin fitting VGC. (KK 1670) Northampton Yeomanry Troopers Coloured Field Service Side Cap. A scarce example, retaining General Service brass buttons and small size white metal badge (loop fitting). The interior with name J.M. Barford. Has been worn, now with some mothing. Northamptonshire Imperial Yeomanry horse harness bit boss A rare heavy brass example on copper rivets (clipped). Crowned title strap, EVIIR cypher to domed centre. Some service wear. Northamptonshire Regiment Anodised Cap Badge by Grove MFG of Birmingham. Good example on slider Northamptonshire Regiment Officer?s cap badge. A splendid die-cast silvered example with gilt scroll. Loops. Northamptonshire Regiment Officers Field Service Side Cap. Dark blue melton cloth complete with Regimental pattern buttons. The interior with cotton lining. GC Badge absent. Northamptonshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1900-14. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, three tower Gibraltar Castle, Key and ?Talavera? scroll within circlet inscribed ?Northamptonshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 405) Northamptonshire Regiment OR?s pagri circa 1900-14. A good die-stamped brass three tower example on long slider. Age patina. (as KK 405) Northamptonshire Regiment OSD bronze cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example on blades. Northamptonshire Regiment pair of Victorian Officer's collar badges circa 1881-1901. A fine silver, gilt and blue enamel pair on loops. Northamptonshire Regiment pre 1960 anodised cap badge by Grove MFG B'HAM. A good example on slider. Northamptonshire Regiment WW1 / WW2 OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Northamptonshire Regiment WW1 brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18.. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. A little service wear. Northamptonshire Yeomanry 19th century Officer?s coatee button. A fine gilt example by Williams & Son. London. (Crown over N.Y. within dotted circle). Shank to reverse. VGC Northamptonshire Yeomanry cap badge. A good scarce die-cast white metal White Horse of Hanover on slider. (KK 1494) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE YEOMANRY cloth title. Light blue embroidered on black. Northamptonshire Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A good scarce white metal example comprising the White Horse of Hanover. Two loops to the reverse. With its origins in the Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry which was formed on 3rd May 1874, disbanded 1828, reformed 1830 and disbanded again in 1873, the Northamptonshire Imperial Yeomanry was raised by Earl Spencer on 7th February 1902 with its HQ at Northampton. On 1st April 1908 it transferred to the Territorial Force as Northamptonshire Yeomanry. Northamptonshire Yeomanry OR's white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped rearing White Horse of Hanover on slider. (KK 1494) Northern Cyclist Battalion OR?s brass cap badge. A fine scare die-stamped example on slider. Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and redesigned Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910. Northern Cyclists OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Non voided crown version. Verdigris to reverse of crown. Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and redesigned Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910. Northern Cyclists OR?s brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider (non-voided crown pattern). Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and redesigned Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910. Northern Ireland District facing pair of formation signs. Good scarce embroidered bird in nest on green felt rectangle sewn to khaki backings with Arm of Service strips removed. Removed from uniform Northern Ireland District first pattern WW2 formation sign. A good used example. Bird in nest embroidered on green rectangle. Removed from uniform Northern London Polytechnic VTC rare 1914 bronze cap badge. Die-stamped on loops with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. (KK 1664) Northern London Polytechnic VTC rare WWI bronze cap badge. Die-stamped, the reverse with two loops and JR Gaunt, London tablet. Very good condition (KK 1664) Northumberlan Fusiliers WW2 plastic economy cap badge A good example on blades Northumberland Constabulary Queen?s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome arms to centre. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC Northumberland Constabulary Victorian kepi badge. A good die-stamped white metal example. Crowned strap inscribed "Northumberland?; Alnwick Castle to the centre. Loops. VGC Northumberland Constabulary Victorian Police kepi badge. Good die-stamped white metal example on loops Northumberland Fusiliers post 1881 OR's facing pair of brass collar badges. A good pair on loops, some verdigris to reverses. Northumberland Fusiliers post 1881 OR?s fur cap grenade. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing St. George and the Dragon within a strap inscribed ?Quo fata vocant?. (KK 945) Northumberland Fusiliers Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Northumberland Fusiliers Volunteer Bn white metal cap badge & two collars. All die-stamped with original loop fittings. VGC (3 items) Northumberland Hussars anodised cap badge by FW Timmings Ltd. B?ham. A good scarce example on slider. Northumberland Hussars Imperial Yeomanry cap badge. A fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example. Alnwick Castle within crowned strap ?Northumberland Hussars?. Two loops to reverse, Very good condition Northumberland Hussars NCO?s arm badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example of Alnwick Castle resting on ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll. Loops. VGC Northumberland Hussars NCO?s white metal arm badge. A good example depicting the Alnwick Castle resting on ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll. Retaining loops to the reverse VGC. Northumberland Hussars white metal cap badge by J.R. Gaunt, London. A fine die-stamped example on named slider. Northumberland Hussars WW2 cap badge by Gaunt Good example die-stamped white meta crowned title circlet on SOUTH AFRICA 1900-02 scroll; Alnwick Castle to voided centre. Slider stamped J.R. Gaunt, London Northumberland Police Cap Badge, probaby Edwardian A good die stamped white metal example on loops NORWAY RAF Officer\'s WW2 nationality shoulder title. A good embroidered example removed from a uniform. Worn by Free Norwegian Officers serving in the RAF. Nottingham University TC (TA) scarce cap badge circa 1948-53. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider of Sherwood Foresters pattern. (KK 2469) Nottinghamshire Constabulary King\'s crown police night helmet plate A good example on three loops Nottinghamshire Constabulary wreath pattern helmet plate. A fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on three loops. Nottinghamshire Home Guard WW2 set of insignia. Good scarce used set for member of 5th (Daybrook & Bestwood) Battalion. Cap badge pinned. Notts & Derby Regiment Officer\'s Bronze Collar Badges. A good pair as worn, retaining loops and makers details of J & Co. VGC. November 1918Tank Corps Military Cross and Trio with miniatures. A fine group awarded to Captain Joseph Alfred Edward May, 17th Armoured Car Bn. , comprising: Military Cross, 1914/15 Star ?1865 Pte.15-Lond R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Capt?. GC mounted as worn ... together with corresponding set of miniature medals and various photocopies relating to May from ?History of the 17th (Armoured Car) Tank Battalion?. The recommendation for the Military Cross. ?For exceptional gallantry, determination and devotion to duty during the advance from Favril to Avesnes on the 7th November 1918 while commanding a section of Armoured cars. During the whole day his cars were constantly engaging enemy in closely intersected country along roads that were full of obstacles and were being blown up in numerous places by the enemy. His skill and determination in overcoming all difficulties were a fine example to his men?. Captain May was commanding two Armored Cars attached to the 32nd Division and on the 7th November were heavily engaged by the enemy at one point coming under trench mortar fire. Captain May is confirmed as serving in the ranks of the 15th Battalion London Regiment, landing in France on the 17th March 1915. Selected for Officer Training he was commissioned into the Machine Gun Corps in September 1915. The 17th Battalion was formed in March 1918 as a Tank Battalion and was converted to Armoured Cars in April 1918. An account of the Battalion?s operations can be found in the Gale & Polden publication of 1920 NR / 1 / WAFF pre 1925 Nothern Rhodesia West African Frontier Force brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London A good scarce brass elliptical example on loops West African Frontier Force raised in 1897 by Frederick Lugard, British Commissioner for Northern Nigeria; ?Royal? title bestowed in 1925. NSN National Socialist Dutch Party, German Collaborator\'s arm badge Good rare WW2 BeVo made issue for wear on the black uniform. NWRVR scarce Auxiliary Forces India (AFI) brass shoulder title worn by North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles British made example on flat hexagonal loops. Became North Western Railway Regiment in 1920. NZMGC WW1 New Zealand Machine Gun Corps Brass Shoulder Title by J.R. Gaunt London A good example retaining both loops. NZMGS WW1 New Zealand Machine Gun Service Brass Shoulder Title by Stokes & Sons A good example retaining both loops. O Force, Jordan rare printed formation sign. A very good example, depicting a White swan printed on yellow over green fine silk square. HQ at Aqaba (captured from the Turks in 1917 by Lawrence of Arabia). O.U.V.B. rare brass Oxford University Volunteer Battalion shoulder title. A good example on loops. A little service wear. Mentione but not illustrated in Westlake. Raised 8th August 1859 as 1st Oxfordshire (Oxford University) RVC redesignated 1st (Oxford University) VB in 1887 Oakham School OTC scarce brass cap badge. A good example on loops. Die-stamped Leicestershire Royal Tiger on title scroll, laurel scroll above. (KK 2637) Observer Corps pre 1941 white metal cap badge Good scarce die-stamped Elizabethan Coast Watcher on scroll inscribed OBSERVER CORPS. Three blades with correctly strenthened arm Officers of the Master-General of Ordnance Staff War Office armlet / armband. Good scarce red over black felt band bearing gilt metal Royal Crest over applied felt letters MGO. Silk lined with two sets of closure press-studs.Slight old moth. Officer\'s Busby / Lance Cap Gold Bullion Lines. A good clean set, terminating with acorn devices. GC. Clean condition. Officer\'s coloured field service / side cap by Jones, Chalk & Dawson, 6 Sackville Street, London W. A fine scarce pre war example with maroon crown, green curtain and peak, the curtain secured by two plain silvered domed buttons.The crown and curtain piped with gold braid. Badge absent. Tan silk interior with impressed gold maker's stamp. OFFICIAL / eagle / DUTIES RAF uncut facing pair of titles. A good scarce clean pair VGC Official US Army Photographer Cloth Badge Official US War Correspondant Cloth Badge Official US War Photographer Cloth shoulder title Old Boys Corps Volunteer Training Corps rare WW1 brass cap badge. Die-stamped example on loops. Brass disc with narrow laurel wreath border, circlet "Pro Patria: and "OBC" in Old English to seeded centre. (KK 1650) Oman Parachute Squadron beret badge circa 1980-83 A good scarce die-stamped silvered example on stout loops. Worn on grey beret. Badge altered in 1983 when redesignated Oman Parachute Regiment. Omani Officer's native silver cap badge. Well cast example on loops Omani pair of miniature medals by Spink. Mounted as worn, the first with slight corrosion to rim at 7 o?clock. Operation Clean Up. It?s that time of the year, we will be taking a few days to clean the site and will be listing items within the next few days. We will once again be listing throughout the Christmas period . Operational Briefing 26th March We have recently cleaned the site of all old sold items. We have also introduced PayPal payments, and unlike many other web sites, we have made the decision to absorb the PayPal costs and not pass these onto our buyers. Also all credit card payments will now be processed through PayPal, again at no additional cost to buyers. 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Why not visit our sister sites : regimentalbadges.com coldstreammilitaryantiques.com Order of St. Michael & St. George miniature medal pair. Order of St. Michael & St. George in gilt and enamels mounted with 1953 EIIR Coronation Medal. Enamel perfect Order of St.John Serving Brother Medal & Stick Pin. A good silver and enamel example, retaining original ribbon and pin fitting. GC. ... Accompanied by stick pin. Order of the British Empire Member?s Lady?s breast badge. A fine 2nd type Civil Division. Silvered cross patonce surmounted by a Crown; the centre bearing the conjoined busts of King George V and Queen Mary within a circlet inscribed ?For God and the Empire?. Mounted on a bow ribbon for wear by a lady and complete in its Royal Mint case of issue. Order of the British Empire Member?s Lady?s breast badge. A fine 2nd type Civil Division. Silvered cross patonce surmounted by a Crown; the centre bearing the conjoined busts of King George V and Queen Mary within a circlet inscribed ?For God and the Empire?. Mounted on a bow ribbon for wear by a lady and complete in its Royal Mint case of issue and card outer box. GC Original Mounted WW2 Period Miniature Medal Group. A good set mounted as originally worn. Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Palestine, 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. GC. Original RAF Pilots Notes for the Mosquito PR34 & B35. A very good set of official issue notes these published in July 1947. Clean Condition. Original WW1 Silk Medal Ribbon and Medal Envelope. The ribbons are unused. Comprising: 1914/15 Star 11cm, British War Medal 13cm, Victory Medal 12.5cm. Orkney & Shetland Defences formation sign. Red fouled anchor embroidered on blue rectangle. A good used example. OTC / BRADFIELD Bradfield College OTC, Berkshire brass shoulder title40 A fine example on loops. OTC / GUERNSEY brass first pattern Channel Islands shoulder title A good first example on loops. (Westlake 1698) OTC / LEEDS brass shoulder title. A good example on loops OTC Badge Steady Other Rank\'s Post 1902 Home Service Blue Cloth Hemet Backing Plate. A good die-stamped brass example worn by Corps. Three loops to the reverse, one being a replacement. Our New Site dearoldblighty.com Update A few technical problems to sort out, which we are working on We should be going live very soon with a 100 item upload and then regular updates. Oxford University OTC Cavalry Section brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 2474) Oxford University OTC Cavalry Section brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 2474) Oxford University OTC Infantry Section OSD bronze cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example with two blades to reverse (one an old replacement). GC (as (KK 2478) Oxford University OTC-Royal Artillery Section scarce brass cap badge Die-stamped. Loops. Good condition (KK 2475) Oxfordfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry cap badge Good die-stamped white metal strung bugle on slider Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry anodised cap badge A good example made by J.R. Gaunt London. GC Complete with slider Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry OR's beret badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. (KK 2005) Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry pair of facing shoulder titles. Good blackened pair on flat hexagonal loops Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry pair of WW2 slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce early war pair c1940-42 complete with double tape to reverse of each. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry WW1 Officer's 1917 hallmarked silver cap badge by Jennens. A fine die-cast Birmingham hallmarked J & Co example on one of two loops. Minor service wear. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry WW1/WW2 cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infanttry WW1 Officers OSD Cap Badge by J & Co (Jennens) A fine scarce die-cast example on blades. Reverse impressed J & Co. Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry WW2 printed shoulder title. Good scarce WW2 issue. White sans-serif letters printed on red. Oxfordshire Light Infantry OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1908.. A good die-stamped brass example. Strung bugle within circlet inscribed ?Oxfordshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining three of four loops to reverse. (KK 333) 16th October 1908 redesigned Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Oxfordshire Light Infantry post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped brass example. Strung bugle within circlet inscribed ?Oxfordshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 333) Oxfordshire Militia Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine and scarce silver plated example of an Ox crossing a ford all on a scroll inscribed ?Oxfordshire?. Three loops to reverse. Professional strengthening repair to hooves otherwise very good condition. (KK 1203) Raised in 1697, regimented in 1759 and reorganised 31st July 1778. In 1794 500 men of the Oxford Militia mutinied over the poor conditions when barracked at East Blatchington, Seaford on the South Coast. Although provided for by the generous townsfolk, they were soon overpowered by regular troops from Fort Newhaven; 25 were arrested and the leaders executed. Oxfordshire Militia became 4th Battalion, The Oxfordshire Light Infantry on Friday 1st July 1881; redesignated 3rd Bn 14th June 1908. P & P Shipping Line Chief Shipwright’s bullion sleeve badge. Good rare gold wire embroidered P & O Rising Sun device over crossed axe and hammer. Removed from uniform. P Battery, 287th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Dark blue rectangle embroidered with circular yellow scroll ?Lancashire Hussars? with ?Y? between the ends; red rose with green sepals to centre. Removed from uniform but still in very good condition. P Battery, 524th Light AA/SL Regt. Hampshire Royal Artillery formation sign. Good scarce dark blue rectangle embroidered with red rose with green sepals within a yellow dog gauge. Removed from uniform. HQ at Bournemouth P Battery, 524th Light AA/SL Regt. Royal Artillery formation sign. Fine scarce dark blue rectangle embroidered with red rose with green sepals within a yellow dog gauge. HQ at Bournemouth Pair of Boer War Pattern Slade Wallace 1888 Ammunition Pouches A scarce pair of white buff leather, with fold back opening top flap. Two rear belt loops riveted in place. External single round loops to each edge. Internal stitched loops to hold .303 ammunition. Various internal stamps. Pouches heavily blancoed Matched Pair GC Pair of British Army Warrant Officer Rank Badges. A good matching padded pair as worn Pair of Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry OR White Metal Collar Badges Complete with single loop fitting and back plates GC. Pair of Soviet Army Artillery shoulder boards. Condition: Piping on one a little loose, GC Pair of WW1 Guards Machine Gun Regiment OR's collar badges. Scarce die-stamped brass pair. Some verdigris and service wear. GC Machine Gun Corps OR's did not wear collar badges Pair of WW1 Territorial Officer's A good pair on loops. Worn below standard regimental collar badges on service dress Pair of WW2 59th (Staffordshire) Infantry Division formation signs Good felt embroidered pair Pair WW2 Sergeant's rank chevrons Good matching pair, examples removed from a uniform Paisley Renfrew & Bute Special Constabulary Medal & Box. A good George VI example awarded to \"Robert Hunter\". Complete with box of issue with original label. Also forwarding slip stamped Paisley10th Dec 1953. Near VGC. Palace of Westminster Home Guard rare cap badge. A fine die-cast chromed example on slider. (KK 2433) Palestine Police 1939 hallmarked silver cigarette case. An engine turned rectangular example bearing Birmingham hallmarks. A miniature cap badge ornamented with enamels is mounted on the bottom right corner of the lid; a diagonal band of enamel in the unit?s colours adorns the top left. The interior retains original gilt wash. Minor service wear, generally VGC Palestine Police button. Silver plate by Firmin London Palestine Police Cap Badge by Dowler, Birmingham circa 1920-48. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Maker's name on reverse of circlet. PALESTINE POLICE cloth embroidered shoulder title circa 1920-48. A fine scarce example. Palestine Regiment scarce OSD bronze headdress badge J.R. Gaunt London A fine die-cast example on stout pagri pin. Olive tree within a circlet inscribed ?Palestine? in English, Hebrew and Arabic. Palestine Regiment was formed in September 1942, disbanded August 1948. Issue of this badge started in November 1943 PAOC Vol. Artillery Cape of Good Hope Medal. A fine example bearing the ?Transkei? clasp awarded to ?Cpl. C.S. Eckard P.A.O.C.V. Arty?. GC. PARACHUTE / REGIMENT scarce pair of early Cold War Brass Shoulder Tiles. A fine unissued pair on loops, retaining brass backing plates. Parachute Qualification Wing A good padded example PARACHUTE REGIMENT 1949 issue cloth shoulder title. Good scarce light blue serif letters embroidered on maroon Parachute Regiment Beret Badge by Gaunt. A good early Queen Elizabeth II period example, white metal, complete with slider. This with makers details of \"Gaunt, London\" Accompanied by a single collar badge. Both VGC (2 items) Parachute Regiment Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland. This good example was awarded to 24114964 Pte G.E. Bignell Para. GC. PARACHUTE REGIMENT cloth shoulder title. A good light blue on maroon embroidered example. Old glue marks to reverse. PARACHUTE REGIMENT Cloth Shoulder Title. A good light blue embroidered on maroon example removed from uniform. Parachute Regiment Cold War Period Pair of Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good unissued pair. VGC. Parachute Regiment EIIR Officer's beret badge A good die-stamped silver-plated example on long loops Parachute Regiment Northern Ireland black anodised beret badge. A good scarce example on slider by Dowler, Birmingham. Old crease to slider. GC Parachute Regiment Northern Ireland black beret badge. A good blackened example on loops. Parachute Regiment Old Comrades Association Pre-1953 OCA Lapel Badge by Gaunt. A scarce original Parachute Regiment Old Comrades Association silver plated lapel badge on buttonhole fitting. Winged parachute canopy surmounted by a Royal Crest with King's Crown, the O.C.A enhanced in blue enamel, the reverse with maker's details "J.R.Gaunt London". PARACHUTE REGIMENT oval brass shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate. Parachute Regiment rare WW2 Officer?s 1944 hallmarked silver beret badge by JR Gaunt and Sons. A very fine die-cast example on loops by JRG&S bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Winged parachute canopy surmounted by Royal Crest with voided crown. Originally formed as The Parachute Corps 22nd June, 1940 at The Central Landing School, Ringway, Manchester; redesignated The Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps 1st August, 1942. Parachute Regiment Territorial Efficiency Medal. A George VI example awarded to ?2930587 Pte C.A. Boyle Para Regt? GC edge knocks Parachute Regiment WW2 beret badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal winged parachute canopy surmounted by a Royal Crest bearing a non-voided crown. Original electrical conductor style flat loops. Minor service wear PARACHUTE REGIMENT WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. A good worn example. Light blue sans-serif letters embroidered on slightly curved light blue felt. Slightly faded. Removed from BD Parachute Regiment WW2 early beret badge. Good die-stamped issue on loops,service wear. Winged parachute surmounted by voided crown and Royal Crest. Originally formed as The Parachute Corps 22nd June, 1940 at The Central Landing School, Ringway, Manchester; redesignated The Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps 1st August, 1942. Parachute Regiment WW2 era beret badge. A good die stamped white metal example on loops with original split pin. Winged parachute canopy surmounted by Royal Crest with solid crown. Originally formed as The Parachute Corps 22nd June, 1940 at The Central Landing School, Ringway, Manchester; redesignated The Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps 1st August, 1942. Parachute Regiment WW2 Officer?s 1945 HM silver beret badge. A fine rare die-cast example on loops by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Winged parachute surmounted by voided crown and Royal Crest. Originally formed as The Parachute Corps 22nd June, 1940 at The Central Landing School, Ringway, Manchester; redesignated The Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps 1st August, 1942. Parachute Regiment WW2 plastic economy beret bade A good example retaining both blades. Parachute Regiment, Red Devils 1st pattern jump suit badge Good rare embroidered example removed from jump suit. Red Devils formed in 1964 Parachute Reiment scarce WW2 printed shoulder title Black printed on light blue. Unworn condition. Excellent PARACHUTE scarce WW2 curved cloth shoulder title. Light blue embroidered on maroon felt. Excellent PARACHUTE scarce WW2 curved cloth shoulder title. Light blue on maroon. Removed from uniform. A little service wear. See CLOTH FORMATION SIGNS for same Para\'s Pegasus See MILITARY for same Para\'s nickel on brass beret badge PARACHUTE WW2 airborne shoulder title Scarce light blue serif letters embroidered on maroon felt. Mothed Pembroke Yeomanry collar badge. Die-stamped white metal example on one of two loops Pembroke Yeomanry pair of anodised collar badges & shoulder titles. Collars by Firmin. (4 items) Penang & Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps post 1921 brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Penang Volunteers Brass Button by JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London circa 1902-20. Good example displaying crowned Prince of Wales plumes within title circlet. Shank to reverse. Formed in 1861. Amalgamated with Province Wellesley Volunteer Rifles in 1921 to become Penang & Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps. Perth Highland Rifle Volunteers Officer?s silver glengarry badge circa 1874-80. A very fine and scarce example by TBW (T.B. Wilkins Ltd) bearing Victorian Birmingham hallmarks (date letter unclear). Crowned strap inscribed ?Perth Highland Rifle Voluntrs.? Thistle to centre. Two loops to reverse. Pioneer Corps OSD bronze cap badge and pair of collar badges, A good die-cast set, cap on blades, collars on loops PLA (Port of London Authority) Police scarce helmet plate circa 1932-50. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example being the PLA Arms (granted in 1909) on large "PLA" scroll. Three loops to reverse. Minor wear, generally very good condition. plastic kent Plymouth Fire Brigade Long Service Medal. A good example awarded to \"Fireman Gordon H. Moss\". Mounted as originally worn. Complete with card box. This with Plymouth to the lid. PMS (Paget?s Massage Service) scarce WW1 brass title. A good example on loops. Almeric Paget Massage Corps founded in August 1914. Following the unit?s huge success it was greatly expanded and the title ?Military? added by the War Office in December 1915. At the end of the War ,in January 1919 it was renamed ?The Military Massage Service?. PMS (Paget?s Massage Service) scarce WW1 brass title. A good example on loops. Almeric Paget Massage Corps founded in August 1914. Following the unit?s huge success it was greatly expanded and the title ?Military? added by the War Office in December 1915. At the end of the War ,in January 1919 it was renamed ?The Military Massage Service?. POLAND / 2nd Polish Armoured Division WW2 cloth formation sign Good scarce KD rectagle designed to hang from shoulder strap with twisted cord POLAND bullion title Gold wire on red, worn POLAND WW2 pair of printed Polish nationality shoulder titles. A scarce unused pair of white on red. POLAND WW2 pair of printed Polish nationality shoulder titles. A scarce unused pair of screen printed white on red examples POLAND WW2 Polish Officer's nationality shoulder title Silver wire embroidered on red. Unused but slightly oxidised POLAND WW2 Polish Officer\'s nationality shoulder title Silver wire embroidered on red. Unused but slightly oxidised POLAND WW2 silk embroidered Polish nationality shoulder title. Excellent unworn example Police Special Constabulary Medal & George VI Coronation Medal Pair Plus Miniatures. This pair remain as originally worn. Awarded to \"Sergt Charles R. Daws\". GC. .... Accompanied by miniature medals again mounted as originally worn. GC. Police. East Sussex Constabulary King\'s Crown cap badge, collar and button. Chromed examples complete with fixings. (3 items) Founded in 1840. Police. Special Constable WW1 armband. Good scarce white embroidered sans serif lettering on black felt, cotton lined, issue with adjustable black braided strap and tongue (buckle by Prima) Polish 12th Ulans (Lancers) rare WW2 plastic economy cap badge by A Stanley & Sons, Walsall A fine scarce example on two brass blades.Crowned winged eagle atop an Amazon shield bearing "12" within the letter "U".... Polish 12th Ulans (Lancers) rare WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A fine example made by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. Polish 14th Wielkopolski Independent Armoured Brigade WW2 formation sign. Fine scarce example bearing embroidered black panther on a yellow ground Polish 1st Grenadier Div of 4th Infantry Div WW2 brass formation badge. Flaming grenade, the ball being hatched. Two lead soldered screw posts to reverse. GC Polish 1st Grenadier Division of 4th Infantry Division WW2 formation badge circa 1943-45. A fine printed example, Khaki rectangle bearing flaming grenade, the ball being hatched Polish 1st Kadrowa Rifle Brigade WW2 full size badge by Kirkwood & Son. Good scarce silver crowned swooping eagle with thistle spray bearing I BRYGADA STRELCOW. Reverse impressed SCOTLAND 1942 K & S. Screw post with circular securing nut. Polish 2nd Artillery Group WW2 silver breast badge A fine example by Lorioli Fratelli of Milano, Roma. Mermaid and artillery shell within a laurel wreath all superimposed on a Monte Cassino cross. At the base the shell the 8th Army shield. Single screw post to reverse, the retaining nut with maker\'s details. Both reverse of cross and wreath impressed \"800\" indicating silver purity. Designed by Capt. J.Czwordon and Lt. A.Tass Polish 2nd Corps bullion formation sign A good unissued bullion example in cellophane packet Polish Advanced Base, Italy WW2 formation sign Good scarce embroidered blue shield with inner white border depicting red castle with Polish eagle on cenral tower. Polish Air Force pre WW2 Officers? Officers? School breast badge by Jan Knedler. Warsaw. Die-cast silvered wing inset with light blue enamel ?SPL? cypher. Complete with original domed ribbed securing nut inscribed "Fab. Graw. Emal. J. Knedler Warszawa Nowy Swiat 45" Polish Air Force pre WW2 Pilot\'s badge by J. Knedler, Warszawa. Fine rare die-cast example of eagle in flight, laurel wreath in its beak, suspended by chain running through hook. Reverse with single screw post, the circular securing nut, with central rib, bearing FAB. GRAW. EMAL. J. KNEDLER WARSZAWA NOWY SWIAT 45. Revese impressed JAN KNEDLER WARSZAWA Polish Armoured Corps rare WW2 breast badge Local silver dragon complete with suspension chain. Reverse, stamped "1", with lead soldered hook. Polish Army 16th Tank Brigade WW2 cloth formation sign. Good black dragon with white markings embroidered on orange felt oval Polish Army 1st Tank Regiment WW2 cloth formation sign. A good silver grey dragon embroidered on khaki felt oval Polish Army 7th Infantry Division WW2 cloth formation sign. Good example on a red dragon embroidered on white felt shield with inner blue line Polish Army Cap Badge circa 1919-22. A good scarce die-stamped example on blades. 17 nails to rim of Amazon shield Polish Army cap badge circa 1919-22. Fine die-stamped silvered crowned eagle with 17 nails around the Amazon shield which bears additional small shield. Screw post to reverse. Polish Army WW2 2nd Corps Exemplary Drivers numbered badge by F.M. Lorioli, Milano-Roma Fine scarce die-cast silver example, number 04346. on screw post with maker marked dished retaining nut. Crowned Polish eagle on steering whell. Designed by Pl. J. Brzoster. Polish Army WW2 cloth beret badge. A good issue of off white crowned Polish Eagle on Amazon shield embroidered on khaki felt oval. Removed from beret Polish Base Headquarters 2nd Polish Corps WW2 formation badge. Blue shield embroidered with silver wire Maid of Warsaw. A little service wear Polish forces serving in West Africa WW2 formation sign Good scarce red felt shield embroidered with white eagle within a white border surmounted by a golden coronet. Polish Headquarters Command / Polish Troops in Middle East WW2 formation badge. A good scarce embroidered example. Blue shield embroidered with red castle turrets, white eagle etc.. Polish Navy Officer?s rare WW2 bullion beret badge. A fine English made example. Safety pin sewn to reverse. Approx 3 cm high. Polish Red Cross WW2 cloth badge. Good scarce heavily embroidered example or red and white felt. Slight moth. Removed from uniform Polish Repatriation Liaison Regiment 1945 formation sign. Fine scarce example, white embroidered on red felt shield. Polish Repatriation Liason Officer\'s formation sign. Good scarce white embroidery on red felt shied. Polish Volunteers South America (Army) cloth formation sign c1943-45 Polish WW2 1st Kadrowa Rifle Brigade by Collins, London Die-cast small size pinback example Polish WW2 4th "Scorpion" Armoured Regiment, 2nd Independent Armoured Brigade breast badge by Picchiani Barlacca, Roma. A fine rare black enamelled silver cross mounted with silvered Scorpion, numbered 570, on single screw post with dished retaining nut bearing maker's details. Raised in 1942 in the Middle East. Badge designed by Colonel J. Kowalczewski and Captain W. Kuzniarz. Polish WW2 4th "Scorpion" Armoured Regiment, 2nd Independent Armoured Brigade collar badges by S.A. Picchianie Barlacca, Firenze Rare white metal and painted enamel facing examples on screw posts complete with shaped backing plates and scallop edge retaining nuts. Some service wear and enamel loss. Polish WW2 4th Tank Regiment formation sign. Good rare example.Gold wire scorpion embroidered on red felt diamond. Polish WW2 5th Kresowy 2nd Corps Machine Gun Battalion breast badge. A fine scarce unmarked silvered example probably by Lorioli, Milano, Roma. Monte Cassino Cross mounted with wreath bearing ?5? to the base; within the wreath, three bullets inscribed ?CKM?. Single screw post to reverse retaining dished nut. Reverse impressed with issue number 699. Polish WW2 Pilot's breast badge A fine scarce unmarked oxidised silver eagle in flight clasping a laurel wreath in its beak. Single screw post to reverse complete with lightly dished retaining nut chains now absent. Polish WW2 printed title & armbadge. Printed nationality title and Maid of Warsaw. Unissued Polish. 2nd Warsaw Armoured Division WW2 formation sign circa 1945. Fine scarce grey winged armed forearm grasping sword embroidered on light brown. Polish. 2nd Warsaw Armoured Division WW2 formation sign. Silver winged armoured arm grasping sword on khaki background. VGC Established in 1945. Polytechnic School Cadet Corps rare WW1 London cap badge. Die-stamped brass St. George and Dragon resting on title scroll. Slider to reverse Recognised in 1914 and affiliated to 12th London (Rangers). Poplar Battalion, East London Regiment Volunteer Training Corps scarce bronze badge. Good die-stamped example on buttonhole style fitting (KK 1653) POPLAR. V.T.C scarce bronze WWI shoulder title. A fine die-stamped example on flat loops. Port Harcourt (Nigeria) Town Council Messenger Cap Badge. A gilt brass example with loops. GC. Port of London Authority Police scarce helmet plate. A good die stamped blackened example on three loops. Port of London Authority Police scarce helmet plate. A good die stamped blackened example on three loops. Portsmouth City Police King?s Crown night helmet plate. Good die-stamped crowned blackened brass star; chromed shield bearing Star and Crescent to centre. Three loops Portsmouth Grammar School OTC brass cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. VGC (KK 2642) Portsmouth Grammar School OTC cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 2642) Portsmouth Northern Grammar School OTC chromed cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. VGC (KK 2643) Portsmouth Police helmet plate A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and civic shield. Portugese Special Forces Commandos 1st type Beret Badge. A good brass and enamel example on single screw post fitting. Post 1953 British Army General's Cap. A good example tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. The scarlet cap band mounted with a bullion General's Cap Badge. The interior with leather sweatband and tailors stamp. Bullion dulled. Post Office Engineers 1915 Volunteer Training Corps rare bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London . A fine die-stamped example with die-cast title scroll, on loops. JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. (KK 1665) Pre 1914 British Army Colour Sergeants Crossed Union Flags Badge. A good example of coloured silks embroidered onto scarlet. Colours bright. Pre 1937 Royal Naval Pilot?s bullion Wings. A scarce pair of bullion pilot wings. GC Pre 1937 Royal Naval Pilot?s bullion Wings. A scarce pair of bullion pilot wings, of the pattern worn prior to the creation of the Fleet Air Arm. GC. Pre WW1 5 / RA / LANCASHIRE scarce white metal shoulder title. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC. HQ was at Preston Lancashire. Pre WW2 Civil Air Guard lapel badge A good chrome & blue enamel example. Made by WO Lewis (Badges) Ltd., Birmingham. With buttonhole fitting. No damage to the enamel VGC Worn when in mufti. Formed in July 1938 by the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood Pre WW2 Civil Air Guard Paper Badge. A scarce example, blue paper with maroon coloured letters C.A.G. Retaining original chrome "T" shaped pin. GC Formed in July 1938 by the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood Pre WW2 Civil Air Guard Pilot's Wings An extremely rare pair of embroidered pilot's wings. Have been worn GC Pre WW2 Civil Air Guard Pilot\'s Wings An extremely rare pair of embroidered pilot's wings. Have been worn GC Pre WW2 Pattern RAF Pilots Wings Mess Kit. A King's Crown example gold bullion wire. Removed from uniform, little age wear GC Preston Constabulary silver bullion merit badge. A fine and scarce silver bullion on dark blue embroidered example. Within a laurel wreath, a padded strap inscribed ?Preston Constabulary? encircling a Paschal Lamb. Beneath the wreath, a padded scroll inscribed ?Merit?. Generally VGC Pretoria Highlanders die-stamped white metal glengarry badge. Retains both loops and remains in Good Condition. Ref: Owen 692 Price?s School, Fareham OTC scarce Sussex white metal cap badge. Pristine die-cast example on loops. (KK 2645) Prince Albert\'s Own Leicestershire Yeomanry badge believed worn on the end of the valise behind the saddle. A fine rare die-stamped white metal hoop edged example with applied \"B 22\". Three loops to reverse. PRINCE ALFRED'S GUARD South African shoulder title. A good semi-circular brass example on three loops. Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 331) Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. White metal Sphinx on "Egypt" tablet within brass circlet inscribed ?South Lancashire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining three of four loops to reverse. (KK 331) Prince of Wales?s Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider. Prince of Wale\' Volunteers South Lancashire Regiment Officer?s field service cap. A scarce example of regimental pattern by Conway Williams, London and Camberley. Dark blue curtain, body and peak. The front decorated with two gilt mounted regimental buttons, and a crimson cord boss mounted with a silvered Sphinx on ?Egypt? tablet. To the left side, bullion embroidered Prince of Wales\' plumes. The crown of regimental facing colour, with bullion piping. The interior with cotton lining. Some moth damage to the edging and small moth holes. GC. Princess Mary Royal Air Force Nursing Service Officer?s Felt Hat. A rare Elizabeth II period Black felt hat example of regulation pattern. Four corners, complete with bullion cap badge. Cotton sweatband to the interior. GC service wear and one small repair, not effecting the appearance. Princess Mary?s Royal Air Force Nursing Service Armband. A scarce example of white cloth, with light blue embroidered device. Complete with brass studs. Prize cloth arm badge for best shot of Corporals in the regiment. Good scarce early 20th Century embroidered crowned crossed rifles resting in laurel sprays on khaki.. Prize cloth arm badge for best shot of Sergeants in the regiment. Good scarce early 20th Century embroidered crowned crossed rifles resting in laurel sprays on khaki. Punjab Light Horse rare die struck white metal cap badge. With original slider GC. (as Cox 2667) PWO Scinde Horse pair of Officer?s hallmarked silver collar badges by Gaunt A scarce facing pair on loops by JRG &S (Gaunt), one HM Birmingham 1935, the other 1945. PWO Yorkshire Regiment (Green Howards) Victorian / Edwardian OR?s bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1908.. A fine die-stamped example on loops. (KK 615) PWV South Lancashire Regiment pair of Officer?s collar badges. A fine silver and gilt pair on loops PWV South Lancashire Regiment OR?s beret badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example by JR Gaunt, London on slider. PWV South Lancashire Regiment WW1 cap badge Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider. Qantas Airline Officer\'s Cap. A good example probably dating from the 1980\'s Has been worn clean condition. GC QO Cameron Highlanders WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge A scarce example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. Some distortion QO Cameron Highlanders WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A scarce example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. Distortion. (KK 2258) QO Dorset Yeomanry post 1920 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades with “The Great War” honour to base of wreath. (as KK 1446) QO Dorset Yeomanry post 1920 white metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider with “The Great War” honour to base of wreath. (as KK 1446) QO Royal West Kent Regiment Victorian valise badge. A good scarce large die-stamped brass example with four blades to reverse (one stamped 279). QO Worcestershire Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A good example being a die-stamped white metal sprig of pear blossom on loops (slightly pinched). Badge commemorates the giving of a sprig of pear blossom to every man of the Worcestershire IY on their departure for South Africa by the Countess of Dudley in 1900. QOOH Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars white metal shoulder title. A good example om loops. Winston Churchill served in this unit. QOR Staffordshire Yeomanry Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass crowned Stafford Knot on slider. (KK 1412) Regiment used Victorian crown well into 20th century Quaker Friends War Victims Relief circular badge A rare example by T Fattorini, Bolton. Black and red compass rose superimposed on white enamel circlet ?Friends War Victims Relief?. Buttonhole fitting to reverse. Good condition. From 1940 a new Friends War Victims Relief Committee, which, after 1943, became Friends Relief Service (FRS), operated in Great Britain, France, the Netherlands, Greece, Germany, Austria, and Poland. In 1945 it followed the Western Allies into war-torn Europe to bring relief to the suffering. The Friends Ambulance Unit, first founded in the First World War and revived in 1939, also joined in the relief program in the Middle East, India, China, and northwestern Europe, its work in China and India being continued later by Friends Service Units. The FAU operated independently of the Society of Friends and recruited both Quakers and non-Quakers - many pacifists and conscientious objectors of varied beliefs served in the units. (Courtesy of http://www.quaker.org.uk) Queen Alexandra?s Royal Naval Nursing Service cap badge. A fine scarce King's Crown bullion on white example for tropical wear. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps WW1 OSD bronze collar badge by J.R. Gaunt London. A good die-cast example on loops. Formed as WAAC in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps WWI brass cap badge circa 1918 A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Formed as Women?s Army Auxiliary Corps in 1917, redesigned Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief in 1918, disbanded in 1919. Queen's & UN Korea War Medal Pair of Miniature Medals A good contemporary mounted pair as originally worn. Retaining pin fitting. GC. Queen's Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards) anodised cap badge circa 1953-59. A good scarce example on slider by JR Gaunt, London. VGC Amalgamated with King's Dragoon Guards in 1959 to form The Queen's Dragoon Guards Queen's Dragoon Guards Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland. A good example awarded to 24192866 Tpr D. Raine QDG. Queen's Own Hussars Head-dress Badge by Firmin A fine silvered and gilt example on screw posts. Formed the 1st September 1993 from the amalgamation of The Queen?s Own Hussars and the Queen?s Royal Irish Hussars Queen's Own Hussars NCO's bullion arm badge A good example on blue cloth. Some service wear Formed 3rd November, 1958 at Candahar Barracks, Tidworth, Hampshire, from the amalgamation of 3rd The King's Own Hussars and 7th Queen's Own Hussars. Queen's Own Hussars NCO's bullion arm badge A good example on blue cloth. Some service wear Formed 3rd November, 1958 at Candahar Barracks, Tidworth, Hampshire, from the amalgamation of 3rd The King's Own Hussars and 7th Queen's Own Hussars. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops. White Horse of Kent and motto scrolls within a brass circlet inscribed ?West Kent? and ornamented with a laurel spray at the base. Queen's Regiment Victorian Carte de Visite Photograph Circa 1880's A good clear example showing an Officer of the Regiment with forage cap with bullion cap badge. Photographer details of Johnson & Hoffmann Calcutta. Image clear Approx size 2 1/2 x 4 inches. Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment facing pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A good die-cast pair on loops. Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment WW2 Cap Badge Die-stamped brass Paschal Lamb on loops Queen's University, Belfast OTC Gold Anodised Cap Badge by Dowler Birmingham A good example on slider. Queen's University, Belfast OTC Silvered Anodised Cap Badge by Smith & Wright Ltd. A fine example on slider. Queen?s Division Band EIIR helmet plate. A good die-stamped anodised example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and mounted with detachable circlet ?Queen?s Division?; crowned cold enamelled red and blue device to centre. Two loops to centre, three to star. Queen?s Division Band forrmed 1st August 1994. Queen?s Dragoon Guards anodised cap badge by Firmin,London A good example on slider Queen?s Own Buffs Campaign Service Medal, clasps ?Borneo?, ?Northern Ireland? A scarce example awarded to ?24045334 Pte J.J. Brandon Queen?s Own Buffs?. Mounted as originally worn. With two heavy edge knocks. The Queen?s Own Buffs was raised in March 1961 from the amalgamation of the two Kent Regiments. It was renamed in December 1966. The Regiment was deployed to Borneo for a six month tour of duty in June 1966 Queen?s Own Cameron Highlanders OR?s glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example o backing of regimental tartan. Loops to reverse. A good striking in fine condition. Queen?s Own Oxfordshire Hussars King\'s Crown Bronzed Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining loops. GC. Queen?s Own West Kent Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A very fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. The White Horse of Kent on ?Invicta? scroll. (Cox 1332) Queen?s Own Worcestershire Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example in the form of a pear blosso on loops. Badge commemorates the giving of a sprig of pear blossom to every man on their departure for South Africa by the Countess of Dudley in 1900 Queen?s Rifle Volunteer Brigade 1888-1901 glengarry badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Two loops (one damaged) 1st Queen?s City of Edinburgh Rifle Volunteer Brigade redesignated Queen?s Rifle Volunteer Brigade in 1888. Queen?s Royal Surrey Regiment band pouch badge. A good scarce example comprising a cut silvered crowned star bearing gilt Paschal Lamb with red and white enamels to flag and torse. Replacement loops. Queen?s Royal Regt (West Surrey) amalgamated with the East Surrey Regt. on 14th October 1959. Queen?s Royal West Surrey Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Spot of verdigris on scroll. Queen?s Royal West Surrey WW1 All Brass Economy Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider Queen?s West Surrey Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914.. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on four loops. White metal Paschal Lamb within brass circlet inscribed ?West Surrey? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. (KK 293) Queen?s West Surrey Regiment pagri flash. A fine unissued example not yet finally trimed to shape. Black cloth diamond with small red felt rectangle to centre bearing white embroidered ?QUEEN?S?. Queen?s West Surrey Regiment pagri flash. A good scarce example. Black cloth diamond with small red felt rectangle to centre bearing white embroidered ?QUEEN?S?. Queen?s West Surrey Regiment post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example. White metal Paschal Lamb within circlet inscribed ?West Surrey?and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 293) Queen?s Westminster & Civil Service Rifles post 1921 Officer?s OSD cap badge A fine scarce post die-cast blackened example on blades. Crowned Maltese cross, the arms inscribed with the Regiment?s honours, the centre bearing conjoined oval shields surmounted by a crown. One shield charged with portcullis and coronet, the other with Prince of Wales? plumes. (as KK 1846) Queen?s Westminster Volunteers Victorian helmet plate. A good die-stamped blackened brass OR?s example with three loops to reverse. Very good condition. Queens Bays Bullion Badge A good scarce bullion on black example Queens Own Buffs Campaign Service Medal Clasp Borneo Awarded to 23910626 Pte R Weekes Queens Own Buffs. GC remains mounted as worn The Queen?s Own Buffs was raised in March 1961 from the amalgamation of the two Kent Regiments. It was renamed in December 1966. The Regiment was deployed to Borneo for a six month tour of duty in June 1966 Queens Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry Tunic Button. A small size example by Prater & Son Charing Cross London. Complete with shank, wear to plating. Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment post 1881 Militia Bns. helmet plate. A good scarce ORs die-stamped example. White metal eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. On the star, within a laurel wreath, a circlet inscribed “West Surrey”, to the centre, the Paschal Lamb in gilt metal. Two of three loops to reverse. Crown reaffixed otherwise GC. HQ at Southport. Queen\'s Dragoon Guards NCO\'s wire embroidered arm badge. A very good unissued padded example. VGC. Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada glengarry badge by Roden Brothers. Good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders WW1 glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal issue on loops complete with securing split pin. Queen\'s Own Dorset Yeomanry OR?s cap badge circa 1908-20. A fine die-stamped bronze example on slider. (KK 1445) Queen\'s Own Royal West Kent Regiment helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. White Horse of Kent and motto scrolls within a circlet inscribed ?West Kent? and ornamented with a laurel spray at the base. Three of four loops to reverse Queen\'s Regiment all brass WWI economy cap badge. A good example complete with slider GC. R Force scarce WW2 formation sign. White R embroidered on black shield. 21st Army Group deception unit. 125 See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker, No. 49 R. ANGLESEY brass Welsh Royal Militia Engineers shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. Worn with separate RE above (not present). R. ANGLESEY scarce brass Welsh Royal Engineers shoulder title A good example retaining both flat loops. Worn with separate RE above. (Westlake 522) R. SUSSEX pair of WW2 shoulder titles. Black embroidered on khaki rectangles. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear R.A. ANTI-TANK scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title Good red sans-serif letters embroidered on very dark blue. Removed from uniform. Worn by 62nd (6th London) Anti-Tank Regiment. R.A.D.C. pair of olive drab slip-on titles A good pair. Worn by Private Hitchcock, Army Dental Corps. ADC awarded the "Royal" prefix in November 1946 in recognition of its service in WW2 R.A.D.C. Royal Army Dental Corps pair of olive drab Jungle Green slip-on titles R.A.D.C. Royal Army Dental Corps pair of olive drab Jungle Green slip-on titles A good pair as worn R.A.D.C. Royal Army Dental Corps pair of olive drab Jungle Green slip-on titles A good pair as worn R.A.M.C. WW1 Royal Army Medical Corps slip-on shoulder title Has been stitched to shoulder strap, reverse tape not used. Service wear R.A.O.C. Royal Army Ordnance Corps WW2 printed shoulder title. Good scarce dark blue lettering printed on red canvas c1943-45. R.M.A. WW1 Period Royal Marine Artillery Brass Shoulder Titles. Each example on two loops and retaining backing plates. R.M.E. rare WWI Royal Marine Engineers slip-on shoulder title. White embroidered on khaki. Canvas tape to reverse. GC R.N.V.R. / A.A.C. very rare 1914-16 WW1 hand-cut brass shoulder title. A rare short-lived example retaining one of two loops. Control of the Anti-Aircraft Corps passed from the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve to the Royal Naval Air Service in January 1916 R.T.C. "A" cloth badge dated 2nd May 1927 Rare white on black embroidered example. R.W. KENT pair of WW2 Royal West Kent slip-on titles. Good black on khaki pair complete with fixing tapes to reverse. R1 / DIY (R. 1st Devon IY) scarce brass title. Minor pitting on one end. Two of three loops remain. GC RAChD Chaplain's field service / side cap. A scarce post 1953 period example. Black curtain and peak, the body and crown of purple, both edged in bullion cord. Fitted with Department gilt buttons and bullion cap badge. Tailor?s details of G.D. Golding. GC Minor service wear RAChD Jewish Chaplain?s post 1953 dress cap badge. A fine quality die-cast gilt example with applied silvered Star of David and blue enamel centre. One of two loops to reverse otherwise excellent. RADIO SEAC rare WW2 embroidered shoulder title. A good bullion on black with red blanket stitching to edge. Removed from uniform. RADNOR / 1 cloth 2nd phase Welsh Home Guard designation circa 1952-57. . White embroidered on red. RAF / Army Air Corps Combat Flying Clothing Combination. A scarce set of combat aircrew clothing. Jacket with large issue label confirming issue period 1998. ... Flying combat trousers, with knee pad and braces. Near unissued condition. (2 items) RAF / Hong Kong Air Cadets Officer\'s Cap Badge. A good rare example, retaining original cap band. RAF 1918 Officer\'s Khaki Tunic Cuff Eagles and Crowns A rare pair of crowned gilt eagles, as worn as a pair with screwposts to reverse. Both are curved retaining backing plates. GC. Worn on the 1918 1st pattern RAF Khaki service dress tunic. RAF 1918Other Ranks red on black embroidered cap badge. A very clean padded example. Red embroidery, with original black wak paper backing. VGC. Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge RAF 1920's Early 1930's Observer's Brevet A good scarce early interwar period flat example, that has been worn. Length 7cm VGC RAF 1920s Hendon Flying Display Tickets. A scarce selection of entry tickets for serving personal. Comprising: round tickets for 1927, 1928, 1929. Also a large ticket for 1926. GC. RAF 1930 Pattern Flying Helmet. A rare 1936 dated issued example, retaining original ear covering for gosport tubes. Brown leather outer with internal elasticated back strap. The inter with leather lining and clear AM Size 3 issue label. Slight wear, internal rubber padding crumbled. RAF 1930 Pattern, 1937 Dated Leather Flying Helmet. A very good scarce example of chrome brown leather, with elasticated rear panel with goggle strap. Padded ear sections and leather chinstrap, this with leather covered securing buckle. Chamois leather lining with brown velvet forehead panel. The crown with linen issue label dated 1937 Size 3. Ink stamped crowned ?AM?. VGC. RAF 1930's Early WW2 Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining orginal paper backing. GC Have been worn. RAF 1930?s / WW2 Indian Far East made Pilot?s Wings. An impressive large padded pair retaining original backing cloth and brass backing plate with pin. VGC RAF 1930?s Indian made Pilot?s Wings. An impressive large pair of Pilots Wing's, probably made during his service on the North west Frontier during the 1930's GC. RAF 1935 Hendon Flying Display Programme. An original programme with cover. Full of illustrations and adverts. Some wear. .... Accompanied by an example for the 1936 Air Display at Hendon. Cover absent (2 items) RAF 1946 Diary, This is an unused example. Giving details of RAF aircraft, RAF Badges, theory of flight etc. GC Clean condition. RAF 1947 Pattern Bullion Signaller's Brevet. A rare example. Padded with bullion embroidery. GC. RAF 1947 Pattern Uniform Navigator\'s Gold Bullion Brevet. A rare example of the short lived pattern (1947-1951). Flat gold bullion onto blue material, retaining original black wax paper backing. VGC. RAF 1947 Pattern Uniform Observer\'s Gold Bullion Brevet. A very rare example of the short lived pattern (1947-1951). Flat gold bullion onto blue material, retaining original black wax paper backing. VGC. RAF 1960's / 1970's Padded Pilots Wings. A good padded pair retaining original backing cloth GC. RAF 1960's Period Pilot Wings. A good set of padded Elizabeth II period wings. Retaining black canvas backing. Have been worn GC RAF 1960's Period Pilot Wings. A good set of padded Elizabeth II period wings. Retaining black canvas backing. GC RAF 1960's Period Pilots Wings. A Good Padded example, retaining black cloth backing GC RAF 1960\'s Period Pilot Wings. A good set of padded Elizabeth II period wings. Retaining black canvas backing. GC RAF 230 OCU Squadron Badge. This King's crown badge, now with moth nips to the edge. .... Accompanied by a Royal Air Force Coastal Command Blazer badge. RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Sports Badge. This black cloth shield shaped badge with white embroidered lettering. VGC RAF 460 Dunstable Squadron ATC Shoulder Badge. An interesting variation of the pattern have the 460 embroidered Squadron number applied to the backing cloth. RAF 603 City of Edinburgh Bomber Squadron piper?s headdress badge circa 1933-57. A rare die-stamped brass example with two loops to reverse. Very good condition. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No.343 RAF 617 (Dambuster) Sqd Cold War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Canberra B2. A good example,the front with ink inscription for 617 Squadron. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. has been used 617 Squadron operated the Canberra B2 bomber from January 1952 until April 1955. This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF 617 (Dambuster) Sqd Cold War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Canberra B6. A good example,the front with ink inscription for 617 Squadron. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. has been used 617 Squadron operated the Canberra B6 bomber from February to December 1955 only. This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF 617 Dambuster Squadron Flying Suit Badge A good example, probably dating from the early post war period. Has been worn GC. RAF 627 Squadron Wire Embroidered Badge. A good large example, possibly for a blazer. the reverse with original tailor's label of British Embroidery Works Camp Karachi. GC. 627 Squadron was formed in November 1943 and disbanded in October 1945. During this time it operated the De Havilland Mosquito on low level Pathfinder missions. It flew from RAF Woodhall Spa, along with 617 Dambuster Squadron. RAF A Pattern Flying Helmet. A very good example of polished brown soft leather example. The interior with an AID ink stamp. Near unissued condition. RAF Air Electronics Aircrew Brevet. A scarce early example of the brevet Circa 1960\'s-70\'s. Padded retaining original blackl backing. VGC I This brevet was introduced in 1963 and replaced the Signallers brevet. It continued to be used until 2003. The construction and style of this brevet indicates an early example of the type. font size=1 color=99CCFFsmr RAF Air Gunner's 1923-39 winged bullet brass arm badge. A scarce example with three loops to the reverse GC. Superseded by AG brevet introduced in 1939, however it is common to see this badge worn by Air Gunners during the Battle of France and up to mid 1940 RAF Air Gunner?s 1923-39 scarce winged bullet brass arm badge. Die-stamped. Three loops to reverse. GC Superseded by AG brevet introduced in 1939, RAF Air Gunner?s 1923-39 winged bullet brass arm badge. A scarce example with three loops to the reverse GC. Superseded by AG brevet introduced in 1939, RAF Air Gunner?s 1923-39 winged bullet brass arm badge. A good die-stamped example on three loops complete with backing plate.erse. Superseded by AG brevet introduced in 1939. RAF Air Gunner?s winged bullet arm badge circa 1923-39. A good die stamped brass example on three loops. Superseded by the AG brevet introduced in 1939. RAF Air Gunners Mess Dress Bullion Brevet. A good early post war padded example. Gold bullion of blue backing. GC. RAF Air Ministry Fire Service Lapel Badge. A gilt and enamel example. Please note crude repair to the pin. RAF Air Officer's post 1953 sword billet. A fine rare gilt example with dark blue leather. Gilt fresh Near VGC. This pattern worn only by Officers above the rank of Air Commodore. RAF Air Officers Cap. A good early Elizabeth II Period example tailored by Bates of London. Complete with bullion oak leaf decoration to the peak (small part frayed see photograph) and Air Officer Rank pattern cap badge. The interior with tailors stamp and retaining leather sweatband. This with minor stitching faults. GC. RAF Air Officer\'s sword billet circa 1920\'s-52. A fine rare gilt example with dark blue leather. Gilt fresh Near VGC. This pattern worn only by Officers above the rank of Air Commodore. RAF Air Quartermaster Aircrew Brevet. A padded example with original black cloth backing material VGC. RAF Air Quartermaster Aircrew Brevet. A scarce example of the aircrew brevet adopted by the RAF in 1950 and replaced by the Load Master brevet in 1970. This padded example is constructed in the earlier style, with black canvas backing VGC RAF Air Quartermaster Aircrew Brevet. A scarce example of the aircrew brevet adopted by the RAF in 1950 and replaced by the Load Master brevet in 1970. This padded example is constructed in the earlier style, with black canvas backing VGC smr RAF Air Sea Rescue WW2 ASR felt cloth sleeve badge Good scarce issue c1943 to 1948. Gey blue felt rectangular patch embroidered with white wool Air Sea Rescue Launch. Minor surface moth RAF Air Training Corps 168 (City of Leeds) Squadron Badges A good matching pair of the early style. Have been worn GC. RAF Air Training Corps Cadet Forces Medal. A good example awarded to "Act Flt Lt R.J.H. Cox RAFVR(T). GC. RAF Air Training Corps Glider Pilot Wings. Two styles of the Glider pilot wings. GC RAF Air Training Corps Observer Corps Long Service Pair of Medals. A scarce combination, comprising: Cadet Forces Medal (EIIR) \"W.O. R.G.J. Wilson ATC\", Royal Observer Corps Medal (EIIR) \"Observer R.G.J. Wilson\". Mounted as originally worn GC. Unusual to find a Cadet Forces Medal awarded to a Warrant Officer as the majority of W.O\'s recieved commissions. RAF Aircrew 1 1947-1950 Rank Badge. A good and scarce example embroidered onto light blue backing. GC. RAF Aircrew 1 1947-1950 Rank Badge. A good and scarce example embroidered onto light blue backing. GC RAF Aircrew Cadet 1947-1950 Rank Badge. A good example embroidered onto light blue backing. Retaining original paper backing to the reverse. GC. RAF Aircrew Emergency Rations MK4. This tin is complete with original sweets and handle so the tin can be used as a cooking pot. Packed April 1999. VGC. RAF Aircrew Flying Gloves. An unissued pair of white soft leather flying gloves of current pattern. Complete with original plastic bag with issue details. VGC. RAF Aircrew II 1947-1950 Pair of Rank Badge. A good and scarce matching pair as worn. Embroidered onto light blue backing. Retaining original paper backing to the reverse GC. RAF Aircrew II 1947-1950 Rank Badge. A good example embroidered onto light blue backing. Retaining original paper backing to the reverse. GC. RAF Aircrew II 1947-1950 Rank Badge. A good example embroidered onto light blue backing. Retaining original paper backing to the reverse. GC. small moth nip RAF Aircrew Log Book Form 1767 Revised June 1977. An unused example. Condition: GC RAF Aircrew Oxygen Mask Tube A good post WW2 example, rubber remains supple. can be used with the G type Mask and later H type RAF Aircrew Oxygen Mask Tube A good post WW2 example, rubber remains supple. can be used with the G type Mask and later H type RAF Aircrew Radio Connector Type 3518. A post WW2 example, been adapter for the wireless headset. Complete with WW2 Jack Plug and socket to take post war smaller plug. Retaining original label RAF Apprentices Arm Badge. A good die-cast brass example. RAF Apprentices Brass Arm Badge. A good example, with no fittings as issued. GC. RAF Apprentices Brass Arm Badge. A good example, with no fittings as issued. GC. RAF Avro Anson Mk 19 & 21 Original Pilots Notes. RAF Avro Anson Mk 19 & 21 Original Pilots Notes. This is a 3rd Edition published October 1959. Complete with fold out photographs GC. RAF Battle of Britain Fighter Pilots Outstanding Medal Ribbon Bar & Pilots Wings. The Pilot Wings and uniform medal bar of Air Vice Marshal H. Bird-Wilson CBE DSO DFC & Bar, AFC & Bar. The pilots wings are padded with pin fitting to the reverse. The medal group is mounted in a block with press stud fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by a original hand written letter dated January 1984 and states \"As promised I enclose a set of my medal ribbons and my wings\". Both wings and ribbons have been worn. Also a modern photograph in Air Officer uniform. Air Vice Marshal H. Bird-Wilson CBE DSO DFC & Bar, AFC & Bar joined the RAF in 1937. Posted to 17 Squadron he saw action during the Battle of France and Battle of Britain. On the day he was awarded the DFC he was shot down by Major Adolph Galland of JG26, bailing out with severe burns. He later returned to operational flying and was awarded the DSO in 1945. He died in 2000. RAF Brampton cloth badge. Yellow embroidered on black rectangle. RAF brass Royal Air Force shoulder title A good scarce cast inter-war years example on integral flat loops RAF British War Medal. A good example awarded to ?219147 2AM G.E. Pitkin RAF? RAF bullion Pilot's wing circa 1920's Fine example removed from tunic RAF Bullion PIlots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining black cotton backing cloth. Have been worn GC. RAF Campaign Service Medal Long Service Pair of Medals. Awarded to K5060048 Sgt T.G. Finlay RAF. Comprising: Campaign Service Medal, clasp South Arabia, (Cpl RAF), RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (Sgt). GC. RAF Chaplains Rank Slide Fine scarce example representing a Wing Commander with embroidered Chaplains branch device. RAF Circa 1918 -Early 1920's Pair of Pillots Wings. A scarce early style pair of flat wings. This pair with some age wear. RAF Cold War 1950\'s / 1960\'s Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining original paper backing. GC. RAF Cold War 1960's NBC Aircrew Oxygen / Gas Mask. A rare early example of black rubber with full face cover and small patter mike to left side. Complete with hose and jack plug. Clear makers stamp and date 1965. VGC RAF Cold War MK2 Flying Suit. A superb example of the type. Heavy blue canvas material, complete with waistbelt. The interior with large label and issue date 1962. Some of the pockets retain notes etc from last used. Near unissued condition. RAF Cold War Officer's Cap. A good clean example tailored by Bates of London. Complete with bullion Cap Badge and leather sweatband to the interior. GC. Small moth hole to peak not effecting overall appearance. RAF Cold War Oxygen Mask. A good and scarce example of the A-13 A/2 Pressure Demand Oxygen Mask, green rubber, complete with electrics, hose and harness. Rubber remains in good supple condition. Please note damage to the hose. see photograph. GC RAF Cold War Oxygen Mask. A good and scarce example of the A-13 A/2 Pressure Demand Oxygen Mask, green rubber, complete with electrics, hose and harness. Rubber remains in good supple condition VGC. RAF Cold War Period 1948 War Service Battledress Blouse. A scarce example example of the post war pattern. This example worn by a Pilot Officer, black Kings crown buttons to the breast pockets. The interior with original 1948 date. Clean Condition. RAF Cold War Period Air Electronics Aircrew Brevet. A scarce early example of the brevet Circa 1960's-70's. Padded retaining original black backing. VGC This brevet was introduced in 1963 and replaced the Signallers brevet. It continued to be used until 2003. The construction and style of this brevet indicates an early example of the type. RAF Cold War Period Air Marshal Slip on Rank Slides. These slides are attributed to Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's. For use on the jumper. VGC. For biographical details see the uniform listing of Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's RAF Cold War Period Air Quartermaster Aircrew Brevet. A scarce early example of the aircrew brevet adopted by the RAF in 1950 and replaced by the Load Master brevet in 1970. This padded example is constructed in the earlier style, with black canvas backing VGC RAF Cold War Period Aircrew H Type Oxygen Mask. A very good example, complete with harness and fitted with the small size microphone. Makers date of January 1964 present. Rubber supple GC. RAF Cold War Period Aircrew Pilots Knee Board. This metal knee board retains original pad of RAF Form 433, which is designed to record flight details. Printed code date of December 1953. Various issue stamps and complete with web leg straps. GC. RAF Cold War Period Aircrew Wiring Adapter. A scarce adapter enabling the WW2 pattern jack plug to fit into the post war flying helmet wiring loom. Remains supple. GC Scarce. RAF Cold War Period Attributed Flying Helmet & Mask A very worn example of the post WW2 combination. Blue canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 2. Complete with a H type oxygen mask, this being the WW2 pattern with large mike (4/61 April 1961) Both parts with the ink name W/O Wiliams. Rubber very supple and good. RAF Cold War Period Attributed Pilots Wings. These wings are attributed to Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's. for use on the Tropical uniform (Full size) and the smaller mess dress. ... Accompanied by his EIIR period RAF Officers Cap badge. GC For biographical details see the uniform listing of Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's RAF Cold War Period Bone Dome Flying helmet Bag. A good example of the soft material carrying bag complete with handles, probably 1970's early 80's period RAF Cold War Period British Silk Escape map. Double sided example titled Uralsk and Chkalov. Unused Condition VGC RAF Cold War Period Flying Helmet A good worn example of the post WW2 blue canvas flying helmet, complete with electrics. Size 2. Worn RAF Cold War Period Flying Helmet & Mask A good example of the post WW2 combination. Green canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 2. Complete with a H type oxygen mask (2/67 February 1967). GC some wear to the chin strap and two paint splashes to the leather pads (see photograph) Has been worn VGC. RAF Cold War Period Flying Helmet & Mask A very good near unissued example of the post WW2 combination. Green canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 3. Complete with a H type oxygen mask (4/72 April 1972). The interior with ink name S/L Owen. Near VGC near unissued condition RAF Cold War Period Flying Helmet & Throat Mike A good example of the post WW2 combination. Blue canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 2. Complete with throat mike, lead and jack plug. GC. Has been worn RAF Cold War Period Flying Hemet and Oxygen Mask. RAF Cold War Period Attributed Flying Helmet & Mask A worn example of the post WW2 combination. Blue canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 3. Complete with a H type oxygen mask, (2/65 February 1965) Helmet with the ink name F/Lt Marsh. Rubber very supple and good. Minor cracking to strap retainer of the mask, damage to screw post for tube. RAF Cold War Period G Type Flying Helmet & G Type Mask. A very good clean example of the post WW2 combination. Blue canvas flying helmet complete with electrics. Size 3. Complete with a H type oxygen mask (3/65 March 1965). This in very good, near unissued condition. Has been worn VGC. RAF Cold War Period H Type Blue cloth Flying Helmet. This is a used example complete with electrics and ear pads. Overall GC. some service wear. RAF Cold War Period H Type Oxygen Mask. A good example, dated January 1976, size small. Complete with harness, this fitted with hooks. Rubber remains soft and supple with no cracks. RAF Cold War Period H Type Oxygen Mask. A good example, dated April 1959, size Large. Complete with harness, this fitted with hooks. Rubber remains soft and supple with no cracks. RAF Cold War Period MK I Aircrew Bone Dome 24 Squadron. A good example with silver finish, this having painted N24 SQD to the side. Complete with tinted visor, this in running order and chin strap. The interior with original label and harness. Size 2. Has been worn GC. RAF Cold War Period Navigators Case. A good slightly used example of the blue canvas and black leather case. Overall GC. RAF Cold War Period Navigator\'s Group Captain Tunic. A good example of the standard RAF service dress tunic, as worn by a Group Captain during the early reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Complete with rank lace to the cuff, Navigator\'s brevet and medal ribbons of the Defence Medal and War Medal. Retaining anodised buttons. Good clean condition, some mothing to the back. RAF Cold War Period Officer\'s Cap. A good example tailored by Herbert Johnson of London Circa 1960\'s. Good size three small moth nips. GC. RAF Cold War Period Official Publication Silhouettes of Aircraft. This pocket folder was published in November 1953. Shows a large amount of outlines of aircraft. GC. RAF Cold War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Meteor IV. A good example, printed in October 1947. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. Near VGC This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF Cold War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Viking II A good example, printed in September 1947. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. Near VGC Have been used This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF Cold War Period Oxygen Mask Tube A good supple example, retaining attachments to both ends and spring clip. GC. RAF Cold War Period Rare Type H1/A Oxygen Mask A superb unissued example of the mask fitted with metal suspension bar, for use with the early marks of Bonedomes. Dated March 1967, size Large. VGC. RAF Cold War Period Rare Type H1/A Oxygen Mask A superb unissued example of the mask fitted with metal suspension bar, for use with the early marks of Bonedomes. Dated February 1962, This example of the mask is the WW2 pattern having provision for the large mike that has never been . VGC. RAF Cold War Period Survival Items. Comprising: Bright Yellow peaked cap, cotton material, with simulated leather sweatband. .... Jungle Survival paper book. (June 1951)... Desert Survival (May 1954). Some age wear. (3 items) RAF Cold War RAF Scampton 617 & 27 Vulcan Bomber Squadrons Flying Kit. This grouping of items are attributed to Group Captain Jack Fennell MBE AFC, who is believed to have served as Station Commander of RAF Scampton during the early 1970's. Comprising: Mk7 Flying Suit, retaining original insignia of: Pilots Wings, Group Captain rank, squadron badges of 617 Dambuster Squadron and 27 Squadron. Knee pad remains present, as well as the scabbard for the aircrew knife. GC few white marks to the lower legs of the suit. .... MK I Aircrew Bone Dome with silver finish and tinted visor. The interior with ink name Gp Capt Fennell. GC clean condition. In the early 1970s RAF Scampton based both these squadrons which operated the Avro Vulcan. As Station Commander Fennell would be able to wear both Squadron badges. He had also served with 203 Squadron between 1966 and 1968. RAF Cold WW2 / War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Airspeed Oxford A good example, printed in May 1951. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. Near VGC Minor use This edition not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF De Havilland Airscrew Pilots Notes. A good clean example, retaining original covers and fold out illustrations. Near VGC. RAF Dental Branch Officers Gilt Collar Badges. A fine bright gilt pair on loops RAF Early WW2 Officer\'s Field Service Side Cap. A good early war example with light coloured thread stitching. Complete with original buttons and two piece cap badge. the interior with label and faint ink name. Overall GC small amount of wear. RAF Early WW2 Pattern Officers Cap by Alkit A very good example of the style associated with the early part of WW2. Light coloured stitching to the welt of the crown. Complete with bullion cap badge and leather chinstrap. The interior with leather sweatband and quilted cotton lining. Also with tailors label. Size 7 paper label. VGC clean condition no moth RAF Elizabeth II Period Officer\'s Cap Badge. A good bullion example. GC RAF fine pair of interwar full dress pilot wings Fine example in bullion embroidered in RAF blue. Removed from tunic RAF Fire Service Steel Helmet. A rare issue example of the 1944 pattern steel helmet used during the 1970\'s by the RAF Fire Department. Original yellow painted finish, with transfer to the front. The interior with original strap and lining. This dated 1975 with MOD issue stamps. GC. RAF First Aid Pack for Aircraft and Life-Raft. A good example, has been opened and is empty. GC. RAF Flight Engineer Bullion Mess Brevet A good padded example, with gold bullion wire. Original black wax cotton backing. VGC RAF Flight Lieutenant KD Shoulder Straps. A good clean pair of the pattern worn with the KD tunic. RAF Flight Lieutenant KD Shoulder Straps. A good clean pair of the pattern worn with the KD tunic. Complete with King\'s Crown buttons. GC. RAF Flight Lieutenant Shoulder Straps. A good pair of the pattern worn with the tropical mess Kit. Clean condition. RAF Flight Lieutenant Shoulder Straps. Pre 1953 A good pair of the pattern worn with the tropical mess Kit. Clean condition, with bullion King Crown devices. Complete with buttons. GC. RAF Flying Helmet Oxygen Mask Attachment Clip. A good example used to attach the oxygen mask harness to the C type and cloth flying helmets RAF Form 4255 Pilot Navigation Log Card. Nine unused examples, printed to both sides. Good Clean condition. RAF General Service Medal Clasp Cyprus. A good example awarded to 4066223 SAC R.H. Brooks RAF. GC. RAF General Service Medal, clasp \"Palestine\". A good pre WW2 example awarded to \"541255 A.C.2 T. Potts RAF\" GC RAF Group Captain\'s Cap Hong Kong Tailor A good Elizabeth II period example, with a row of gold bullion oak leaves to the peak and complete with Officer\'s pattern Cap Badge. The interior with sweatband and Hong Kong tailor\'s details. GC clean condition. RAF Halton Apprentices 85th Entry 1957 Lapel Badge. A scarce gilt and enamel example, with pin fitting. The 85th Entry began in 1957 and passed out in 1959. From 410 Boys only 179 passed out. RAF HM Aircraft Apprentices cloth badge. Large embroidered example bearing eagle and "75" to centre. Worn but good condition. RAF India S.C. Club Badge. An unusual pre 1947 badge, possibly for the RAF India Comand Ski Club ?. GC. RAF Inter War Full Dress Observer\'s Gold Bullion Brevet. A rare example of the full dress pattern (1920-1939). Padded gold bullion onto blue material, retaining original black wax cotton backing. VGC. RAF Inter War North West Frontier India RAF Pilots Wings. A superb superior made pair of padded Pilots Wings, these with a leather backing. VGC. RAF Inter war North West Frontier Period Pilots Wings. A scarce pair of locally made padded pilots wings. Retaining original black cloth backing and pin fitting for KD shirt. Good Condition RAF Inter war North West Frontier Period Pilots Wings. A scarce pair of locally made flat pilots wings. Retaining original black cloth backing Good Condition RAF Inter War Period Full Dress Bullion Pilots Wings. A good worn pair embroidered in gold bullion and coloured silk threads. Worn on the RAF full dress uniform. RAF Inter War Period Pilots Wings. Condition: GC RAF Inter War Period Pilots Wings. A good early pair of the style associated with service on the North West Frontier during the 1920s 1930s. This pair of good quality, padded with original white cloth backing material. GC. Have been worn. RAF Inter War Period Pilots Wings. A good scarce flat pair, probably made in India during the 1930s. Evidence of press studs having being fitted to the reverse GC. RAF Inter War Pilots Wings North West Frontier. A good classic inter war India example, retaining pin fitting. Have been worn. RAF Interest 1969 Battle of Britain Film Cards. A selection of 13 cards (one of Heinkels in flight not shown). Printed by A&BC Chewing Gum Ltd and coincided with the release of the film. Some minor wear. RAF Interwar Embroidered Shoulder Eagle A very good example. Has been worn RAF Interwar Full Dress Gold Bullion Collar Embroidery. A pair of gold bullion oak leaf embroidered panels removed from the collar of the pre war uniform. GC. RAF Interwar Full Dress Uniform Bullion Pilots Wings. An elegant early style padded pair. Retaining black paper backing. Have been worn. GC. RAF Interwar Period Large RAF Crest Badge. An unusual large size sand cast RAF crest Badge, with three loops to the reverse. VGC. Height 2 1/2 inches. Possibly an Indian Mess Servant Badge or a Band Badge. RAF Interwar Pilots Wings. A good quality locally made pair of Pilots Wings Probably made on the North West Frontier during the late 1920's, 1930's. Padded retaining original black cloth backing and original pin fitting Moth nips to the edge of the wings GC RAF Issue 1907 Pattern Bayonet. A rare example. The blade with issue stamps, the hilt with two piece wooden grip, the pommel with clear RAF issue stamps. Complete with leather a steel mounted scabbard. GC Clean condition. RAF Issue Campaign Service Medal Northern Ireland This example was awarded to "SAC M. Elsdon (F8414718) RAF" Contained in original forwarding box. VGC RAF KD Middle East Pattern Rank Slides Badges. A good pair of Cold War period KD slip on rank slides worn by a Squadron Leader. GC. RAF Large PTI (Physical Training Instructor) arm badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops RAF Late WW1 Early 1920's Style Pilots Wings. A very good pair of the early style, probably worn by a Pilot on the North West Frontier of India. The back with a full brass backing plate with pin fitting. VGC. RAF Late WW2 / Cold War Period Beadon Flying Suit Escape Bag. A rare and very clean example of the escape bag issued with the Beadon Flying suit. Grey gabardine material complete with web straps. VGC. RAF Late WW2 / Cold War Period Beadon Flying Suit Escape Bag. A rare and very clean example of the escape bag issued with the Beadon Flying suit. Grey gabardine material complete with web straps. VGC. RAF Long Service GSM, CSM Long Service Group of Three. Awarded to ?L3103594 Sgt C.J. Perry RAF? All medals with the rank Sgt. GC ?Arabian Peninsula? clasp loose, to GSM RAF Mae West RAF Malcolm Clubs Bullion Beret Badge. A scarce example, with gold bullion eagle and red embroidered title "Malcolm Clubs" GC Service Wear. Malcolm clubs were opened on RAF Stations, originally in North Africa and were named after named after Wing Commander Hugh Malcolm VC. RAF Marksman Khaki Drill Badge. A rare example of red embroidered onto KD material GC has been worn. RAF Master Aircrew Brass Rank Badge. A good post 1953 example complete with loops. RAF MKVII Flying Goggles Flip Shield. A good example, retaining metal attachment clip. Small amount of age wear GC. RAF Museum Cloth Shoulder Title. A good example has been worn. RAF North West Frontier Interwar Pilots Wings. A good quality locally made pair of Pilots Wings Probably made on the North West Frontier during the late 1920's, 1930's. Padded retaining original paper backing GC RAF Officer?s full dress busby badge. A fine scarce example by JR Gaunt, London late Jennens. Silver eagle in flight mounted across centre of gilt Crowned circlet inscribed ?Per Ardua ad Astra?. Long loops.. Minor service wear. The full dress busby of black chromed leather, trimmed with seal dyed nutria was loosely based on the design of a flying helmet. Full dress was introduced in 1920, the busby followed in 1921 however the badge did not obtain official approval until 26th January 1923. Full dress was discontinued at the outbreak of WW2. RAF Official aircrew Sea Survival Booklet and Restricted report on20 seat dingy. The booklet was published in 1957. Accompanied by a RestrictedReport 1954, with BEA ink stamp. Condition: GC RAF Official MOD Issue Ensign. This printed example is in unflown condition. Various issue stamps size 2 x 4 and dated 1994. VGC RAF Original Bristol Beaufighter TT10 Pilots Notes A rare example published August 1949. Complete with photographic fold out illustrations. GC Has been used RAF Original Supermarine Spitfire Mk\'s 22 & 24 Pilot\'s Notes. A good scarce set, published 1947, representing the last marks of the worlds most famous fighter aircraft. Complete with original photographic fold out illustrations. GC has been used. RAF Original Vickers Wellington T10 Pilots Notes A rare example published September 1949. Complete with photographic fold out illustrations. GC Has been used RAF Pagri Badge. A good clean example of the pattern worn on the sun helmet and bush hat. GC clean condition. RAF pagri ribbon / badge A good silk embroidered example of RAF colours worn on both the foreign service helmet and slouch hat. RAF Pair of Embroidered Shoulder Eagles. A good matching pair as worn. GC. RAF Parachute Qualification Badge A good example white embroidered onto blue backing cloth. GC RAF Parachute Qualification Mess Dress Badge Gold bullion embroidered onto blue backing. RAF Pilot Aircrew Issue Seiko Chronograph Wristwatch. A good original 1999 issue. The face signed, the reverse of the case with issue numbers. Fitted to a MOD pattern nylon strap. Good clean condition. The chronograph is in good working order and a good time keeper. However please note the intem is being sold as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied. RAF Police Armband. A woolen embroidered example, with brass studs and retaining NATO issue label. RAF Police Auxiliaries pre 1953 chrome cap badge. Die stamped, breast polished, loops replaced. RAF Police Corporal Armband. A good printed example. GC has been worn. RAF post 1953 Air Officer?s bullion field service cap badge. A fine example with very minor service wear. RAF post 1953 Air Officer?s bullion field service cap badge. A fine example with very minor service wear. RAF Post WW2 Oxygen Mask. A good and scarce example of the A-13 A/2 Pressure Demand Oxygen Mask, green rubber, complete with electrics, hose and harness. Rubber remains in good supple condition. Slight storage wear GC. RAF Post WW2 Oxygen Mask. A good and scarce example of the A-13 A/2 Pressure Demand Oxygen Mask, green rubber, complete with electrics, hose and fitted with metal suspension bar. Rubber remains in good supple condition. Slight storage wear GC. RAF Pre WW2 1933 Shooting Team Badge. This gold bullion embroidered badge for the Rifle XX. RAF Pre WW2 Airmans full dress collar badge A rare example smaller than the Cap Badge. Brass retaining two loops. VGC Worn on the collar of the full dress Parade uniform. RAF Pre WW2 Athletics Club Lapel Badge. This example depicts a biplane to the center. Complete with buttonhole fitting. Small chip to the enamel of the crown. RAF Preliminary Pilot?s wing. A scarce post war padded example comprising a white eagle embroidered on a black cloth ground. Near VGC. RAF Preliminary Pilot?s wing. A scarce early post war padded example comprising a white eagle embroidered on a black cloth ground. This example has been worn. GC. RAF PTI Instructors Bage (small size) A good brass example, retaining loops and backing plate. GC. RAF Rare Inter War Warrant Officer II Large cloth Crown. A rare flat example of light blue embroidery. Near VGC. RAF Rare Inter War Warrant Officer II Large cloth Crown. A rare padded example of light blue embroidery. Retaining original black paper backing. VGC. RAF Regiment Commemorative Service Medal. An unofficial medal in this case worn by serving and former members of the RAF Regiment. VGC Mounted as originally worn. Introduced 2008 RAF Regiment Officer\'s Bullion Shoulder Title; A good example with black cloth backing. RAF REGIMENT WW2 Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A good example removed from a uniform. RAF Regiment WW2 printed shouder title. A scarce example in unworn condition. Glue marks to reverse. Excellent RAF Royal Air Force General Service Medal Lang Service Pair of Medals. Awarded to "Cpl T. Vaile (X1942901) RAF" Comprising: Campaign Service Medal clasp "Malay peninsula" "SAC RAF", RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal "Cpl RAF". GC Medals loose accompanied by box for LS&GC Medal RAF Royal Air Force Inter War Bullion Pilots Wings. A scarce padded example worn on the RAF Full Dress tunic. Bullion slightly dulled Good Condition RAF Royal Air Force WW2 Period Educational Branch Collar Badge A good gilt example retaining both loops. Gilt bright. Near Very Good Condition. RAF Royal Air Force WW2 Period Educational Branch Collar Badge A very fine gilt example retaining both loops. Gilt bright. Very Good Condition. RAF Signaller's cloth brevet. Padded, retaining original backing cloth. Condition: Some moth to reverse RAF Signaller?s scarce WW2 circular sleeve badge. Rare original example. Light blue crossed flags with radio flashes embroidered on black. Introduced 9th March 1944 mainly worn by RAF Regiment. RAF Signaller\'s scarce WW2 circular sleeve badge Good scarce light blue crossed flags with radio flashes embroidered on black Introduced 9th March 1944 mainly worn by RAF Regiment. RAF Squadron Leader KD Shoulder Straps. A good clean pair of the pattern worn with the KD tunic. Complete with King\'s Crown buttons. GC. RAF Staff Car Flag. A good scarce example of heavy blue cloth material, with large RAF roundel. Double sided. VGC. RAF Transport Command WW2 cap badge by Scully of Montreal RAF Tube Whistle A scarce example with Crowned AM issue stamp. GC has been used. RAF Uniform of Air Chief Marshal Sir Walter Graemes Cheshire GBE KCB RAF A very rare example of this High rank. Tailored by Gieves of London in January 1962. To the left breast paded Pilot wings and medal ribbons. To the shoulder boards EIIR gilt badges indicating ADC to the Queen. To the cuffs rank lace indicating Air Chief Marshal and complete with RAF bullion Aiguillettes. The interior with tailors label and typed name "Sir W.G. Cheshire. Overall GC clean condition, with one small area of damage. Air Chief Marshal Sir Walter Graemes Cheshire GBE KCB RAF joine the RAF in 1926. During WW2 he served as Chief Intelligence Officer at Headquarters RAF Bomber Command, as Air Attache in Moscow and as Chief Air Intelligence Officer at Headquarters Air Command South East Asia before becoming Air Officer Commanding AHQ Indo China in October 1945. After the war he remained with the RAF and his last roles were as Air Officer Commanding RAF Malta in 1959 and Air Member for Personnel in 1961 before retiring in 1965. RAF Uniforms & Cap of Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's A rare grouping comprising: Air Officer pattern service dress cap. Complete with bullion Air Officer Elizabeth II cap badge, to rows of gold bullion oak leaf decoration to the peak. The interior complete with leather sweatband and tailor's details of Alkit. GC. .... Tunic complete with RAF Pilot Wings and medal ribbons. To each cuff rank lace indicating Air Marshal. The inside pocket complete with tailors label of Gieves with typed name R.E.W. Harland Bath May 1971..... Complete with overalls. .... RAF Mess kit of regulation pattern. Overall GC Good clean condition. Air Marshal Harland joined the Royal Air Force in 1939 at the start of World War II. After qualifying as a pilot he transferred to the Technical Branch in 1941 and worked at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough before becoming an engineer officer with No. 214 Group.[ In 1953 he became Project Officer responsible for the Thunderbird missile at the Royal Aircraft Establishment. He became Officer Commanding the Central Servicing Development Establishment at RAF Swanton Morley in 1960, Senior Technical Staff Officer at Headquarters No. 3 Group in 1962 and Air Officer in charge of Engineering at Headquarters Far East Air Force in 1964. He went on to be Project Director for the Harrier Project at the Ministry of Technology in 1967, Air Officer Commanding No. 24 Group in 1970 and Air Officer in charge of Engineering at Headquarters RAF Support Command in 1972. He was appointed Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief at RAF Maintenance Command in June 1973 and then Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief at RAF Support Command in August 1973 and retired in 1977. PLEASE NOTE OVERSEAS POSTAGE MAYBE ADJUSTED DUE TO WEIGHT AT TIME OF SHIPPING RAF Uniforms & Cap of Air Marshal Sir Reginald E W Harland, KBE, CB, AE's A rare grouping comprising: Air Officer pattern service dress cap. Complete with bullion Air Officer Elizabeth II cap badge, to rows of gold bullion oak leaf decoration to the peak. The interior complete with leather sweatband and tailor's details of Alkit. GC. .... Tunic complete with RAF Pilot Wings and medal ribbons. To each cuff rank lace indicating Air Marshal. The inside pocket complete with tailors label of Gieves with typed name R.E.W. Harland Bath May 1971..... Complete with overalls. .... RAF Mess kit of regulation pattern. Overall GC Good clean condition. Air Marshal Harland joined the Royal Air Force in 1939 at the start of World War II. After qualifying as a pilot he transferred to the Technical Branch in 1941 and worked at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough before becoming an engineer officer with No. 214 Group.[ In 1953 he became Project Officer responsible for the Thunderbird missile at the Royal Aircraft Establishment. He became Officer Commanding the Central Servicing Development Establishment at RAF Swanton Morley in 1960, Senior Technical Staff Officer at Headquarters No. 3 Group in 1962 and Air Officer in charge of Engineering at Headquarters Far East Air Force in 1964. He went on to be Project Director for the Harrier Project at the Ministry of Technology in 1967, Air Officer Commanding No. 24 Group in 1970 and Air Officer in charge of Engineering at Headquarters RAF Support Command in 1972. He was appointed Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief at RAF Maintenance Command in June 1973 and then Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief at RAF Support Command in August 1973 and retired in 1977. Please note overseas postage maybe adjusted due to weight and costs at time of shipping. RAF Unusual Silver & Gold Bullion Bomb Aimer's Brevet A good period example, with silver bullion embroidery to the wing and gold bullion to the wreath and wing edging. Padded with white canvas backing cloth. GC Bullion bright. smr RAF VRT Brass Collar Badges. A good pair of large brass titles, with loops. VGC. Worn on the Officers service dress tunic. RAF Works & Buildings Services 1921-29 scarce brass collar badge. Die-cast. Loops to reverse. Slight polishing. RAF Works & Buildings Services 1921-29 scarce brass collar badge. A very rare die struck example, retaining loops to the reverse. GC. RAF WW1 / 1920?s period Observer?s brevet. A good early shape padded example, with canvas backing. Good Condition slight cut in the backing material about 1 o'clock of the O RAF WW2 / Cold War Period Beadon Flying Suit. A good and scarce example of the late WW2 early post war blue lightweight flying suit. This example retains wool cuffs. To the left breast pocket evidence of a badge having been worn (see photograph). The interior with issue label, no date. The wool collar appears to have been removed during its working life. The suit is in good clean flown in condition. .... Accompanied by a section of white parachute silk, which has been used as a scarf. RAF WW2 / Cold War Period Flying Helmet Jack Plug. This is a jack plug for connecting the microphone wiring from the oxygen mask to the flying helmet wiring loom. Mounted onto a leather tag and press stud. GC. RAF WW2 / Cold War Period Original Pilots Notes for the Douglas Dakota IV A good example, printed in February 1946. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. Near VGC Minor use This edition not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF WW2 / Malaya Emergency Officers Group of Medals. This group was awarded to FG Off NH Bridle RAF. Comprising: Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal (GVIR), clasp Malaya. Mounted as originally worn, last medal damage to ribbon. GC. RAF WW2 / National Service Medal Pair. Awarded to 1898162 F/S N.J. Millared Royal Air Force. Comprising: War Medal (Private Naming), National Service Medal Named (1898162 Sgt Millard N J 1945-1947 RAF). Medals loose last in box of issue. VGC RAF WW2 Air Gunner brevet Well worn padded example RAF WW2 Air Gunners AG brevet. Good padded example removed from uniform. Heavy service wear RAF WW2 Aircrew G Type Oxygen Mask. A good example, Complete with original elasticated straps, stud and hook attachment. The nose wire is now absent with one small break in the rubber to the nose. Rubber remains supple. Mask has been worn, elastic a little stretched. RAF WW2 attributed Pilots Wing (killed in action) with letter. Good scarce flat example cut from uniform, with portion of tunic still attached, attributed to Wing Commander Howard Duncan Fraser OBE. Accompanied by old typed document by a good friend covering his career, including being OC Oxford University Squadron. etc. before being shot down by flak whilst taking part in an attack. RAF WW2 Australian nationality title. A good clean example. VGC RAF WW2 Boulton Paul Defiant Aircraft Recognition Model. A rare black bakelite official model. Showing the lines of the aircraft. To the underside is embossed the name of the aircraft. VGC. RAF WW2 Brewster F2A Buffalo Aircraft Recognition Model. A rare black bakelite official model. Showing the lines of the aircraft. To the underside is embossed the name of the aircraft. VGC. Wingspan 15 cm RAF WW2 civilian's identification mufti / lapel badge to show owner on official duties. A die-stamped circular nickel example (No. 36724) by Dingley, B'ham. Buttonhole fixing to reverse. Good condition RAF WW2 civilian's identification mufti / lapel badge to show owner on official duties. A die-stamped quatrefoil brass example with red and blue enamel (No. 9633) by Dingley, B'ham. Buttonhole fixing to reverse. Several crack lines to enamel otherwise good condition. RAF WW2 Engineers's brevet Good padded example RAF WW2 G Type Oxygen Mask. A very good worn example, complete with correct pattern hose and crocodile clip. No damage to the nose section and retaining copper wire. Near VGC. RAF WW2 Goldfish Club badge. A scarce example retaining original backing cloth, GC. The Goldfish Club badge was awarded to RAF Aircrew who bailed out or ditched into the sea but managed to survive. RAF WW2 Harvard Aircraft Recognition Model. A rare official model, showing the lines of the aircraft. Carved wood with black finish. Small chip to the tail fin, otherwise VGC. Wingspan 15.5 cm RAF WW2 Malayan Emergency Group of Four Medals. Awarded to 553472 SGT R.V.F. LAMPKIN RAF. Comprising: Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal (EIIR), clasp Malaya (SGT RAF), Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. (SGT) Mounted as originally worn. The service number would indicate Boy enterants. RAF WW2 New Zealand nationality title. A good example. Near VGC RAF WW2 OR's plastic economy bap badge A good example on blades RAF WW2 Pattern / Cold War Period H Type Oxygen Mask. This example is the late WW2 pattern with large mike. Dated February 1953. Complete with harness and loom. To the chin section heavy crazing to the rubber, remains a good display item. RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew G Type Oxygen Mask. A good example, Complete with original elasticated straps, stud and hook attachment. The nose wire is now absent with one small break in the rubber to the nose. Rubber remains supple, with some minor crumbling to the edge (see photographs). Mask has been worn, GC. RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew G Type Oxygen Mask. A good example, Complete with original elasticated straps, stud and hook attachment. The nose wire is present, the retainers with some cracks, the seam to the nose is intact, although there is some edge cracking (see photographs). Rubber remains supple, with some minor crumbling to the edge (see photographs). Mask has been worn, GC Mike absent. RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew Issue Parachute Bag. A very good clean example of the heavy canvas bag, with web handles. Large WD Arrow stamp. Original zip in running order. GC. RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew Parachute Bag A good example of the heavy canvas bag, with printed WD Arrow issue stamps. Complete with carrying handles and original zip. The zip is in running order, but there is a break, near the start of the zip, as indicated by the photograph. Zip closes the bag. With service wear GC RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew Parachute Bag A good clean example of the heavy canvas bag. Complete with carrying handles and original fully working zip. Original owners name stenciled to the top. GC RAF WW2 Pattern Aircrew White Silk Gloves. An example of the issue pair white silk gloves, these have been worn and have worn through on the thumb of the left hand and the middle finger of the right. RAF WW2 Pattern C Type Flying Helmet. A good example of the second pattern complete with internal wiring loom. Overall good clean condition. jack plug with some chips. RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask. This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 4-62 (April 1962). Complete with harness and with wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, no evidence surface crazing. GC Clean condition. RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask. This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 4-59 (April 1959). Complete with harness and wiring loom this with jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, no evidence surface crazing. GC Clean condition. RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask. This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 4-59 (April 1959). Complete with harness and with wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, some surface crazing to areas GC Clean condition. RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask. This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 2-53 (February 1953). Complete with harness and with wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, surface, grubby, some crazing to areas Has been worn GC. RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask. A very good example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 1-50 (January 1950). Complete with harness and with early style wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, little wear. RAF WW2 Pattern MK VIII Flying Goggles. A good clean pair, retaining original elasticated strap. This with the ink name J.B. Horwood. Have been used clean condition minor stitching fault to the nose leather. RAF WW2 Pattern MKVIII Flying Goggles. This pair retain original elasticated strap, one leather section dry and damaged. Complete with tinted lenses, these have delaminated. Leather dry. RAF WW2 Pattern MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good clean pair retaining original elasticated strap. Leather dry to parts, one leather section to strap requires attention RAF WW2 Pattern of the H Type Oxygen Mask. This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 2-57 (February 1957). Complete with harness and with wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, some surface crazing to areas and with service wear and marks GC RAF WW2 Pattern White Polo Neck Jumper This is a post WW2 white knitted jumper with large roll over polo neck, typical of the pattern favored by RAF aircrew during WW2. This example with MOD issue label. Unworn condition, one or two small pull holes, otherwise near VGC. RAF WW2 Period Air Gunner\'s Brevet. A very good flat example, retaining black paper backing VGC Unissued condition RAF WW2 period Aircrew First Aid Outfit. A rare unopened example of the MKII issued to aircrew. The exterior with clear print describing the contents, also clear AM stamp. Minor age wear RAF WW2 period Aircrew First Aid Outfit. A rare unopened example of the MKIII issued to aircrew. The exterior with clear print describing the contents, also clear AM stamp. Minor age wear Good clean condition. RAF WW2 Period C Type Flying Helmet. A good clean example of the 2nd pattern C Type flying helmet complete with internal wiring loom. Leather and rubber cups remain supple. Chips to the jack plug of the loom otherwise GC. RAF WW2 Period Flying Helmet Oxygen Mask Attachment Clip. A good clean alloy example used to attach the later oxygen mask harness to the early C type and cloth flying helmets. VGC RAF WW2 Period MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good worn pair retaining blue painted finish and original elasticated strap. Overall GC worn. Strap stretched, inside leather dry to parts stitching faults, damage to nose leather. RAF WW2 Period Officer's Cap badge. A very good padded example, bullion remains bright. VGC RAF WW2 Period Original Pilots Notes for the Harvard IIB. A very good and rare copy published October 1944. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. VGC This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF WW2 Period Original Pilots Notes for the Master II A very good and rare copy published Juky 1944. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. VGC This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF WW2 Period Original Pilots Notes for the Mustang 1 & 1A. A very good and rare copy published September 1943. Complete with pull out illustrations etc. VGC This copy not to be confused with the RAF Museum Hendon reprints. RAF WW2 Period Original Pilots Notes for the Sabre II Aero Engine Typhoon Fighter. These notes were published in July 1943 and are for the engines fitted to the Typhoon 1A & 1B aircraft. Have bee used Near VGC. RAF WW2 Period RAF Officers Side Cap Badge. A two part example, with screw posts and complete with nuts. GC. RAF WW2 Period RAF Officer\'s Field Service Side Cap Badge. A good example retaining all three screw posts and backing plate. GC. RAF WW2 Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining original backing canvas material, have been worn GC. RAF WW2 Silk Aircrew Escape Map. Rare Double sided example Maps show the Andaman Islands. Bay of Bengal. Some service wear, fading to parts, with one hole. RAF WWI Royal Air Force 1st pattern Officer?s cap badge. A fine and scarce example introduced in April 1918. Silver gilt Crown, eagle and laurel spray on black felt ground with metal backing plate. Reverse bears circular brass seal of JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London & B?ham "patent applied for?. (See photo of reverse) RAF WWI Royal Air Force 1st pattern Officer?s cap badge. A very fine and scarce example introduced in April 1918. Silver gilt Crown, eagle and laurel spray on black felt ground with metal backing plate. Reverse bears circular brass seal of JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London & B?ham "patent applied for?. (See photo of reverse) Railway Battalions New Zealand Engineers cap badge with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Good die-stamped brass example on loops. (Cox 2926) Rajputana Rifles post Independence Indian Army head-dress badge, A good cast blackened example on stout brooch pin, complete with red felt backing. RAMC General Service Medal Cyprus Awarded to 23557312 Pte G. Yates RAMC GC RAMC Officer Doctor\'s General Service Medal Bergen-Belsen Relief Staff A scarce and interesting example, bearing the clasp \"Malaya\" awarded to \"Capt J.C. Kilner RAMC\". Retaining original ribbon and pin for wearing as a single medal GC Captain John Goff Kilner MB is confirmed as serving with the Bergen-Belsen Relief Staff as a Medical Volunteer and is listed as a Medical Student (Middlesex). Born in 1923 he died in Surrey 1987. Rand Rifles Boer War Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?30102 Pte J.C. Hamill Rand Rifles?. Bearing two clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?. GC. The medal roll shows that Pte Hamill served with the Rand Rifle Mine Division, these units were used to protect the gold mines from attack Rand Rifles Queen?s South Africa Medal. This example was awarded to ?8278 Pte J.M. Maynard Rand Rif.? GC Rangetaker brass sleeve badge Brass die-cast "R" in die-stamped wreath on loops. RAOC / FARELF pair of Royal Army Ordnance Corps cloth shoulder titles A good locally embroidered pair with khaki backings. Removed from uniform RAOC Campaign Service Medal A good example awarded to \"23428814 Pte W.Hall RAOC\" GC RAOC Campaign Service Medal ?Northern Ireland? Awarded to ?24145725 Pte L Ayre RAOC?. GC RAOC Officers Silvered & Gilt Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt London. A very good example on loops. RAOC WW2 Royal Army Ordnance Corps printed slip-on title. A good example Rare 19th century Zulu warriors war shield. The oval shaped shield is of mainly black animal hide. Typical lattice work design to the centre. Fitted with a tree branch carrying pole. Slight age wear GC. Height 26 inches. Rare Ceylon Army Service Corps Major?s Territorial Efficiency Medal A good scarce GVIR first type with ?Ceylon? clasp awarded to ?Major I.W. Paterson C.A.S.C.? GC Rare Crimean War period Officer?s ?"Albert" pattern shako circa 1844-55. A rare example of black beaver skin with black patent leather dished crown, neck and front peaks. Retains silvered rose head chain bosses and chain hook. The patent leather to the crown is with blistering, the body has some bald patches. Retains leather sweatband. Plate and chinchain absent. Rare Edward VIII Royal Engineers Officer\'s OSD Cap Badge. A good example retaining both blades VGC. Rare IMPERIAL/8/CAMELCORPS brass shoulder title Good locally example on loops. Spot of verdigris. Rare Royal Army Medical Corps Full Embroidered Title. A good example unused condition. Please note this is white embroidery against maroon the correct pattern, the photograph does not show the true colours. Rare Royal Navy Air Stewards Bullion Brevet. Slightly padded retaining original black paper backing. These brevets are worm by ratings and WRNS cabin staff, usually flying with VIP Flights Rare South Midland Divisional Engineers post 1908 cloth shoulder title. Blue embroidered on red. Some moth Rare Victorian Scots Guards Colour Sergeant\'s rank badge. A fine embroidered example. Bullion crowned crimson silk flag on its staff bearing bullion Star of the Order of the Thistle over Sphinx resting in a laurel wreath; beneath the flag, crossed swords. A little service wear otherwise excellent Rare Victorian Scottish Volunteer Officer's Shako A very fine and scarce green cloth example edged top and bottom with black thistle pattern lace; black patent leather peak. Plaited cord festoon terminating in egg moulds sweeps down across the front and is supported either side by silvered thistle spray hooks. Patent leather chinstrap now detached on one side. Crimson silk topped calf sweatband, pleated crimson silk lining bears gilt embossed Royal Arms and tailors details of Marshall & Aitken, Clothiers, 27 North Bridge, Edinburgh. Minor service wear, tiny moth nip to crown, badge and pompom absent. Rare WW1 25th Cyclist Battalion London Regiment Pagri Badge Red embroidered on dark blue. Removed from helmet. Minor service wear. Rare WW1 British Army 1st type Trench Cap. This is believed to be the the first pattern of the floppy trench cap. Stiff peak, as per the 1902 pattern and the body and crown floppy. The interior with a blue cotton lining and an oilskin sweetband. Complete with Royal Engineers Cap Badge, General Service Buttons and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. Minor wear, near VGC for the type. This cap is believed to be Circa 1915. Rare WW2 Free French cloth parachute wings. A fine example embroidered on black. Yellow shield bearing Cross of Lorraine set on winged white parachute. Rare WW2 Free French formation sign Black leather disc bearing felt red circle and a white Cross of Lorraine. Cloth backing. Rare WW2 RAF A rare example worn by RAF personnel serving in Canada. Dark blue backing cloth with light blue embroidered lettering. Slight wear GC. Rare WW2 RAF Escape Collar Stud Compass A rare example of a gilt brass collar stud, with slim upper section (slimmer than the standard escape miniature compass) painted white to the glass, when scratched reveals a miniature compass. Remains in very good condition for the type. Rare WW2 RAF Escape Collar Stud Compass A rare example of a gilt brass collar stud, with slim upper section (slimmer than the standard escape miniature compass) painted white to the glass, when scratched reveals a miniature compass. This example with the scarcer pattern compass rose. Remains in very good condition for the type RASC Fleet Officer?s King?s Crown bullion Royal Army Service Corps cap badge A fine scarce example. Crown over "R.A.S.C" within a bullion laurel wreath. (KK 2120) Rayleigh & District scarce WW1 VTC cap badge A fine die-stamped bronze example on loops. (KK 1619) RCAF 1948-1953 Pilots Wings, for NATO Pilots. A scarce padded pair of the special pattern awarded to NATO pilots trained with the RCAF. The wings retaining original backing cloth. VGC. RDF pre 1922 Royal Dublin Fusiliers brass Irish shoulder title. A good example on hexagonal loops. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. RE / POSTAL SECTION rare WW1 Royal Engineers brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. (Westlake 516) Formed in March 1913 Reading School, Berkshire CCF brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops, the base of each with touch of verdigris. Reconnaissance Corps (49th West Riding) WW2 beret badge. A fine and rare die-stamped white metal example. Upright spear supported by lightning bolts with the Yorkshire Rose to the centre; across the base, a scroll inscribed ?Reconnaissance Corps?. Two loops to reverse. VGC Extensively reproduced in post war years in various forms Reconnaissance Corps (RECONNAISSANCE CORPS ) WW2 shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow sans-serif letters embroidered on green felt. Straight ends. Thin in paces and moth hole in C of CORPS Reconnaissance Corps (RECONNAISSANCE) WW2 shoulder title. Good scarce large golden yellow serif letters embroidered on green felt. Rounded ends. Reconnaissance Corps (RECONNAISSANCE) WW2 shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow serif letters embroidered on green felt. Straight ends. Small moth hole. Removed from uniform. Reconnaissance Corps (RECONNAISSANCE) WW2 shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow sans-serif letters embroidered on green felt. Square ends. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 brass cap / beret badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 Officer\'s Silvered Cap & Collar Badges. A good matching set, embossed to the reverse of the collar badges \"J.R. Gaunt London\". All three embossed \"P\" and complete with all loops. GC. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A good example on blades. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A good cast example on blades. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 scarce OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades. Formed from Infantry Brigade Reconnaissance Groups on 14th January, 1941; disbanded August, 1946. Reconnaissance Corps WW2 scarce OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades. Formed from Infantry Brigade Reconnaissance Groups on 14th January, 1941; disbanded August, 1946. RECRUITING rare brass shoulder title worn by Army Recruiters.. A fine example on flat hexagonal loops. Red and Blue Propellors on a 1927 issue card Cloth embroidered examples Regular Uploads. During the next week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back. Reigate School, Surrey OTC blackened brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped Queen's blackened brass example on loops. Paschal Lamb on Reigate School OTC scroll. REME / Airborne Paras Officer\'s Cold War Period Beret. A scarce example of a private purchase maroon beret, retaining post 1953 embroidered REME badge. This is the correct pattern having a maroon backing to the bullion embroidery. The inside with tailor\'s label and name tag. GC. REME 1947-1953 Cap Badge by Buttons Ltd Birmingham. A good example with makers details to the slider. REME Africa General Service Medal Clasp Kenya. A good example awarded to 22954821 CFN B.E. Frary REME. GC. REME and Royal Army Ordinance Corps cap and collar Comprising: WW2 Pattern Cap & Collar Badge(4 items) REME Arm Cloth Insignia. A good matching condition set. REME cap badge circa 1947-52. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider REME General Service Medal Clasp Canal Zone A good example awarded to 22672109 LCPL R.G. Stearn REME. Mounted court style as worn. GC. REME Officer's cap badge circa 1947-52 by JR Gaunt, London A fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. REME Officer's cap badge circa 1947-52 by JR Gaunt, London A fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. REME Officer's WW2 bullion cap badge. A good overseas made example in gold wire and coloured silks. REME Officers silvered and gilt cap badge circa 1948-52. A good example by JR Gaunt London, reverse impressed "P". Two loops. Minor service wear. REME Post 1953 Pattern Cap Badge. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. REME Post 1953 Pattern Cap Badge. A good die-cast bi-metal example on slider. REME Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers early WW2 shoulder title. Goods scarce red embroidered on black. REME UN Cyprus Medal and Gerneral Service Medal Awarded to 24126124 Cfn J.S. Perry REME\". Mounted Court style as originally worn. GC. REME WW2 Pattern Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. REME WW2 Pattern Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. REME WW2 slouch hat flash. A rare locally made example. Black REME title on flat integral loops set on red / yellow / blue cloth diamond. REME WW2, Africa General Service Medal Group of Five Medals. Awarded to 6087228 Sgt B Pettett REME (Naming to AGS). Comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Africa General Service Medal clasp Kenya. Mounted as originally worn GC. RFC (Royal Flying Corps) WW1 scarce brass shoulder title. A well cast example on brass loops. Good condition RFC (Royal Flying Corps) WW1 scarce brass shoulder title. A good and scarce example retaining original loops GC. RFC / RAF Late WW1 Early 1920\'s India / Middle East Observer\'s Brevet Wing Badge A good early style flat example, the reverse with white cloth backing and fitted with two brass press studs. GC has been worn RFC / RAF WW1 Inter War Period Laminated Wooden Generator Propeller. A good heavy stumpy example, bearing stamping to the boss. Overall good condition some blistering to the varnish and edge chips to the reverse of the tips. Overall length 18 inches. RFC OSD bronze Royal Flying Corps WW1 cap badge. A fine die-cast bronze example on blades. RFC RAF Late WW1 Inter War period Observer's Brevet. A classic design example with sweeping wing. Padded with original wax cotton backing cloth. GC RFC RNAS RAF WW1 & WW2 Pattern Message Streamer. A superb and scarce example of the multi coloured streamer tailored with a message pocket. Cotton material VGC Near unused condition. These streamers were used during both wars for the dropping of messages to ground troops from aircraft. RFC Royal Flying Corps WW1 Obsevers brevet/ half wing Good very scarce cream embroidered on black example, the fethers picked out in brown threads. Removed from uniform. Minor moth and service wear Rhino Div Rhodesia Engineers Officers Collar Badges. A good pair of gilt metal, bearing Rhodesia title. Complete with loops VGC Rhodesian Air Force cap badge by Reuteler Mfg. Rhodesia. Die-cast brass example on loops. Rhodesian British South African Police brass helmet / cap badge A good WW2 period example, retaining both loops to the reverse. GC Worn 1933-45. Rhodesian British South African Police helmet badge. Post 1947 gilt example. Fixing: Loops (slightly bent) Condition: VGC Rhodesian British South African Police post 1947 slouch hat / helmet badge by Firmin, London. A good die-cast gilt example.Lion leaping over shield, broken spear etc). (Owen 3358) RI brass Royal Irish Regiment pre 1920 Officer\'s shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. Rifle Brigade 1900/02 Boer War Officer?s silver mounted pouch belt and pouch. A very fine scarce example, the silver furniture by J & Co. (Jennens) with ensuite hallmarks for Birmingham 1900. Three inch black patent leather mounted with silver lion?s head boss on Rifle Brigade backing disc, three strand chain, whistle and holder. Plate, HM 1902, comprising a laurel wreath surmounted by a crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Waterloo?; within the wreath, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. To the centre of the cross, within a circlet inscribed ?Rifle Brigade?, a crowned strung bugle. The arms of the cross bear numerous honours of the Regiment, the wreath bears three honours on each side. Between the bottom arm of the cross and the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Peninsula?; across the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?The Prince Consort?s Own?. Black patent leather pouch mounted with silver strung bugle device and complete with silver belt loops. Belt supple, minor crazing to patent. Generally VGC. Rifle Brigade Africa General Service Medal ?Kenya? and GSM ?Malaya? Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?23233851 Rfn GER. Blackball RB?. Comprising: Africa General Service Medal ?Rfn RB?, clasp ?Kenya?, General Service Medal (EIIR) ?Rfn RB?, clasp ?Malaya?. Medals loose GC ... Accompanied by boxes of issue ... Cap Badge now with crude replacement slider. GC. Rifle Brigade Africa General Service Medal ?Kenya? pair of medals. Awarded to 22997382 RFN A.T. BAGGETT RB. Comprising: Africa General Service Medal, clasp Kenya, (RFN RB), General Service Medal, clasp Malaya, (RFN RB, Official correction to rank), Medals Loose GC Rifle Brigade Africa General Service Medal. This example was awarded to 22923096 Rfn G.H.C. Taylor RB. Please note this medal has had a hard life, clasp absent and surface damage to the reverse of the disc. Rifle Brigade badges Section of cloth from sleeve bearing Bren Gunner and Marksman bullion badges on green. Service wear Rifle Brigade Boer War Victorian hallmarked silver boss chains and whistle from an Officer\'s pouch belt. A fine set. Two piece lion\'s head boss \"Rifle Brigade\", three strand chain, whistle and holder by J & Co (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1899/1901. Rifle Brigade General Service Medal (EIIR) clasp Malaya Awarded to 23276294 Rfn G. Vallar RB. Edge with scuffs and knocks. Rifle Brigade Militia Battalions Victorian Officer?s post 1881 pouch belt plate . A good die-stamped lightly silvered example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown resting on a blank tablet, a Maltese cross, ball finials to the points, lions between the arms. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?Rifle Brigade?, a crowned strung bugle. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed The Prince Consort?s Own?. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. Minor service wear. Fracture between tablet and wreath on tight side not affecting its appearance. Worn by 5th Bn (late 2nd R.Tower Hamlets Militia), 6th (late Royal Regt. of Longford Rifles Irish Militia), 7th (late 1st R.Tower Hamlets Militia), 8th (late Leitrim Rifles Irish Militia disbanded 1889) and 9th (late Westmeath Rifles Irish Militia) Battalions RB Rifle Brigade Officer?s 1915 hallmarked silver cap badge. A good die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks to front lowest leaves. Loops replaced with screw posts, minor polosh to central crown otherwise good condition. Rifle Brigade Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1953-58 A very fine silver plated example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Waterloo?, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?Rifle Brigade?, a crowned strung bugle. The arms of the cross bear numerous honours of the Regiment. Across the base of the wreath, a two tier scroll inscribed ?Copenhagen 2 April 1801? with nautical crown below. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with original backing plate. VGC !n 1958 became part of The Green Jackets Brigade. Rifle Brigade post 1926 white metal field service cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops as worn in WW2. Central crown and bugle a little polished otherwise fine. Rifle Brigade post 1927 field service cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. A little service wear. Rifle Brigade scarce Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1863-76. A scarce unmarked silver example. Four screw posts to reverse. Complete with detachable backing plate, the reverse of which has been cleverly fashioned for wear as a buckle. Polish to high points GC. Rifle Brigade scarce Officer\'s 1911 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate by Jennens & Co.. A very fine die-stamped example by J & Co. (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Waterloo?, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed ?Rifle Brigade?, a crowned strung bugle. The arms of the cross bear numerous honours of the Regiment, the wreath bears a further 14 honours. Between the bottom arm of the cross and the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Peninsula? another below inscribed ?Pyrenees?; across the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?The Prince Consort?s Own?. Three of four screw posts to reverse and complete with original silver backing plate with matching hallmarks. Rifle Brigade silver plated Officer's cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good die-cast example on loops. Some wear to plating. Rifle brigade style badge. Rifle Brigade Victorian field service cap badge circa 1896-1902. Good die-stamped white metal example on loops Rifle Brigade Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-96. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass Guelphic crowned issue on loops. Rifle Brigade Victorian Officer?s 1869 pattern shako. A fine and scarce example by Hawkes & Co. 14 Piccadilly, London. Very dark green melton cloth body and crown with black patent leather peak. To the front a blackened curled bugle, the centre with wire mesh; above the bugle, a mohair boss mounted with a blackened crown, supporting a dark green hair plume with seven inch drop. Velvet backed blackened chinchain supported by rose head bosses; to the rear, a blackened lion?s mask with hook to support the chinchain when not in use. Crimson quilted silk lining and leather sweatband (detached in places). Minor age wear, GC retains a good shape Rifle Brigade Victorian OR's glengarry badge circa 1874-96. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. (KK 588) Rifle Brigade Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-96. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. (KK 588) Rifle Brigade Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1878-90. An excellent die-stamped brass example (never blackened) on three loops. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ?Waterloo?, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. The arms of the cross bear numerous honours; the wreath bears honours ?Sevastopol Alma Inkerman?. Between the bottom arm of the cross and the wreath, three scrolls ?Lucknow? over ?Peninsula? with ?Ashantee? below; across the base of the wreath, a scroll ?The Prince Consort?s Own?. (KK 284) Rifle Brigade WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on slider. Rifle Brigade WW1 Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to ?3109 Pte K McDonald Rif Brig? Mounted as worn. Private McDonald later served with the 10th Bn London Regiment. Rifle Brigade WW1 Silver Cap Badge. A fine die-cast example on loops stamped to the reverse "Sterling Silver" Rifle Brigade WW2 era cap badge. Good used die-stamped white metal issue on loops. This pattern was worn circa 1937-52. Rifle Brigade WW2 Officer's silver cap badge. A fine heavy die-cast example on long loops, the reverse impressed "Sterling". Very slight polish to central crown highpoint otherwise very good condition. Rifle Brigade WW2 plastic economy cap badge Good example on blades RIFLE BRIGADE WW2 printed shoulder title. A fine scarce black on green example removed from a uniform. Rifle Brigade WW2 printed shoulder title. Good example still attached to portion of battledress sleeve. Rifle Brigade. Africa General Service Medal. Bearing the clasp ?Kenya?. Awarded to ?23204098 Rfn G.W. Phillips R.B.? Correction to number. Rifle Regiment EIIR Colour Sergeant's arm badge A good example in bullion, velvet and silk embroidery. Removed from uniform. Generally good condition Rifle Volunteers 1st Class Scout's bullion arm badge. Grey backing (mothed) Rifle Volunteers Victorian good shooting badge. Fine scarce silver wire finely embroidered musket with sling and two stars above on green felt ground. Paper reverse inscribed 1877 in pencil Rifles Officer\'s Whistle and Chains. A silver plated example. Some wear to the plating. RME WW1 Royal Marine Engineers Brass Shoulder Title circa 1917-19 only. A good scarce short-lived example on loops. Formed 1917; disbanded 1919. RMF pre 1922 Royal Munster Fusiliers brass Irish shoulder title. A good example on hexagonal loops. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. RMP scarce Royal Marine Police chromed shoulder title circa 1922-49. A good scarce example on loops. Formed in 1922; became part of the Admiralty Constabulary in 1949. RMP scarce Royal Marine Police Officer?s white metal shoulder title circa 1922-49. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 1601) Formed in 1922; became part of the Admiralty Constabulary in 1949. RND Anson Battalion Royal Naval Division OR?s cap badge circa 1916-18 with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.. A good die-stamped brass example. (KK 1166) RND Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916. RND brass Royal Naval Division WW1 shoulder title A good example on loops RND Drake Battalion Royal Naval Division OR?s cap badge circa 1916-18 with JR Gaunt London tablet to reverse.. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. Brass oak wreath, surmounted by a crowned ?Drake? tablet, resting on scroll ?Auxilio Divino? on which rests the top of the globe; to the voided centre, atop the globe, a white metal man o?war in full sail. Minor verdigris to reverse. (KK 1161) Upon formation, the RND wore ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION cap ribbons firstly on navy blue sailor?s hat, then on the khaki sailor?s hat and for a short time on khaki peaked cap until RND Battalion cap badges were issued in May 1916. RND Hawke Battalon Royal Naval Division WW1 cap badge circa 1916-18 by Gaunt. Good rare die-stamped hawk resting on STRIKE scroll on HAWKE plinth. Loops. J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. RND Hawke Battalon Royal Naval Division WW1 formation sign. Good very rare example. Black felt felt silhouette of a hawk stiched to yellow felt square with canted corners. Very minor old moth. RND Hood Battalion Royal Naval Division OR?s cap badge circa 1916-18 by J.R. Gaunt, London A fine scarce die-stamped brass example on loops with J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. (KK 1165) RND wore ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION cap ribbons firstly on navy blue sailor?s hat, then on the khaki sailor?s hat and for a short time on khaki peaked cap until Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916. RND MT London Bus Driver's 1914 Star Group of Medals A rare 1914 Star, grouping awarded to Robert Henry Barker, who later served with the Royal Marine Artillery. Comprising: 1914 Star and clasp "81 S Driver R.H. Barker M.T. R.N. Div", British War Medal, Victory Medal "RMA 81-S-Dr. R.H. Barker" These are mounted as originally worn. Accompanied by London Omnibus Medal, the reverse with the official number 401. The front with the Battle Honors Antwerp, Ypres, Loos, Somme and Amiens. ... 1946 Safe Drivers Medal. .... Miniature Medal Group. ... Ribbon Bar. ... The group is also accompanied by a British War Medal and Victory medal awarded to "124779 2.AM F. Barker RAF" GC (Believed to be his brother) Barker's service papers confirm that he was a Transport Driver who was enlisted on the 24th September 1914. This would conform to the War Office desperate plea to the London General Omnibus Company for volunteer drivers and buses to transport troops of the BEF. Barker was one of the first to volunteer and helped operate 70 busses, which were quickly dispatched. This initial band of volunteers were drafted into the RND, so fast was their transition, they still wore their bus company uniforms. In 1915 this group of men were withdrawn back from France and discharged, many reenlisting straight away. This is confirmed on Barkers papers which indicate. he was discharged from the RND as no longer required for the war. April 1915 The London Transport Museum hold a similar Medal group of Charles Lee a bus driver from Putney. His 1914 Star is identically unit named and the group is accompanied by photographs which would be interesting to see if this would throw more information on Barker. RNSR scarce brass title (Royal Navy Scripture Reader). Locally made example. Four loop fittings to the reverse. GC RNVR WW1 period Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve arm badge. A good scarce red embroidered on navy rectangular example. RNZAF Air Training Corps Unusual Shoulder Title. This embroidered example, late 1940's / 1950's, is an oval shape and retains original brown paper backing. Has been worn Good Condition. RNZEME Cap Badge circa 1948-52. A good bi-metal example on loops. Rodney Cadet Corps scarce cap badge. Die-stamped white metal example in pristine condition. Two loops to reverse. Romainian rare WW2 tank breast badge A fine oxidised die-cast white metal example depicting a Renault Tank in laurel sprays. Pin back Introduced by Royal Decree 19th April 1920 Rossall School OTC Loyal Regiment pattern cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 2652) Rough Riders City of London Yeomanry cap badge by Gaunt, London c1950-52 Near mint short-lived die-stamped issue on slider Rough Riders Imperial Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A rare unmarked silver example on three loops, worn by senior NCO?s circa 1905. Rough Riders Imperial Yeomanry NCO?s silver arm badge. A rare unmarked silver example worn by senior NCO?s. Retains three loops to the reverse. VGC. ROYAL AIR / FORCE WW1 1918 RAF full wording shoulder title. A scarce example of the 1st style shoulder title. Near VGC. Introduced in April 1918 based on the Royal Flying Corps style title, and only worn for a matter of months, before the introduction of the embroidered \"Bird\" shoulder title Royal Air Force Africa General Service Medal. Clasp Kenya. A good example awarded to 4093515 LAC W Mcghee RAF. GC. Suspension slightly slack, small edge knocks Royal Air Force Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland A good example awarded to G8085737 SAC W.J. Strutt RAF. GC. Royal Air Force Campaign Service Medal Northern Ireland A good example awarded to \"LAC P.R. Davies (J8094238) RAF GC Official correction to the A of LAC. Near VGC Royal Air Force Chaplain\'s post 1953 RAF cap badge. A fine bullion example with applied gilt device. Royal Air Force Fast Jet pilot?s Bone Dome Flying Helmet An unusual example, retaining original scarlet red finish to the body with clear and tinted visor. The interior with padding and earphones. Fitted with oxygen mask (decorated with scarlet line) with chain attachment. Complete with electrics. Minor service and age wear GC. possibly worn by a display pilot. Royal Air Force Fire Service Chrome & Enamel Cap Badge. A very good example retaining loops VGC Royal Air Force First Interwar India North West Frontier Distinguished Flying Medal. A rare and important George V RAF DFM awarded to ?247939 LAC W.J. Kelly RAF?. Good condition. LAC William John Kelly a native of Meath in Ireland enlisted into the RNAS in January 1918 number F47939, his trade being given as motor mechanic. At the creation of the RAF in April 1918 he transferred and was at that time serving at Eastbourne. He transferred to 97 Squadron and then onto 60 squadron in May 1919, embarking with the Squadron for India. He would remain with 60 Squadron until January 1921 when he returned to the UK for discharge which took place on the 27th July 1921. He was MID London Gazette 8th December 1920 and the announcement of the award of the DFM on the 20th May 1921. At this time 60 Squadron was operating the DH10 twin engined bomber. and was engaged on bombing operations on the frontier. In 1921 only one DFM was awarded, this being Kelly?s for operations in Waziristan. This marked the first peacetime DFM award for the North West Frontier, which would continue to require the RAF to police through to the beginning of the Second World War. Kelly?s service papers do not indicate WW1 medal issue but a 2 clasp IGS is confirmed. Royal Air Force General Service Medal A good example awarded to "1850878 Cpl F.R. Thomas RAF". GC Royal Air Force General Service Medal clasp ?Malaya? EIIR example awarded to ?4070440 Act.Cpl. C.Ryan R.A.F.?. GC Royal Air Force General Service Medal Clasp Cyprus & Box Awarded to ?3521093 LAC B.E. Bailey RAF? RAF style naming. Complete with original forwarding box. GC Royal Air Force George V Long Service Group of Five Medals. Awarded to 26431 Flight Sergeant F.W, Craddock. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Cpl RAF?, Defence Medal, War Medal, RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR) ?F/Sgt RAF?. First two medals polished Medals loose GC. Royal Air Force Officer?s RAF full dress busby badge. A fine and scarce pre-war silver and gilt example by J.R. Gaunt London. Loops to reverse. VGC Royal Air Force Officer?s RAF full dress busby circa 1921-39. A good scarce example by Rogers & Company, 8, New Burlington Street, Savile Row, London W. The skull is of black chromed leather, trimmed with seal dyed nutria. To the front gold and blue plaited lace cord. To the front, the crest of the Royal Air Force viz, a silver eagle in flight mounted on a gilt crowned circlet "Per Ardue ad Astra". The plume is of dyed ostrich feathers, with a gold bullion and blue basket weave holder and gilt ring. The interior retain cream leather sweatband with adjustable top and quilted lining; black patent leather chinstrap. Bullion now dull, minor service wear and slight thinning of fur to front. Generally good overall condition. The full dress busby was loosely based on the design of a flying helmet. Full dress was introduced in 1920, the busby followed in 1921 however the badge did not obtain official approval until 26th January 1923. Full dress was discontinued at the outbreak of WW2. The busby became famous when worn by George VI (then Duke of York) on the occasion of his wedding to Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon 26th April, 1923. Royal Air Force Officer?s RAF full dress busby circa 1921-39. A good scarce example by Rogers & Company, 8, New Burlington Street, Savile Row, London W. The skull is of black chromed leather, trimmed with seal dyed nutria. To the front gold and blue plaited lace cord. To the front, the crest of the Royal Air Force viz, a silver eagle in flight mounted on a gilt crowned circlet \"Per Ardue ad Astra\". The plume is of dyed ostrich feathers, with a gold bullion and blue basket weave holder and gilt ring. The interior retain cream leather sweatband with adjustable top and quilted lining; black patent leather chinstrap. Bullion now dull, minor service wear and slight thinning of fur to front. Generally good overall condition. The full dress busby was loosely based on the design of a flying helmet. Full dress was introduced in 1920, the busby followed in 1921 however the badge did not obtain official approval until 26th January 1923. Full dress was discontinued at the outbreak of WW2. The busby became famous when worn by George VI (then Duke of York) on the occasion of his wedding to Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon 26th April, 1923. FOR FURTHER PHOTOGRAPHS AND TO PURCHASE, PLEASE GO TO THE HEAD-DRESS CATEGORY Royal Air Force Officer?s RAF Medical Branch 1918 gilt collar badge. A splendid rich gilt die-cast example by J.R. Gaunt London. Loops to reverse. Excellent condition. AMWO 1217/18 of 10th October introduced this pattern which was shortly superseded by the usual winged pattern still in use today. Royal Air Force Officers General Service Medal Clasp Malaya A very good example awarded to Flt Lt T.A. Jones RAF. Complete with original box. Royal Air Force OR?s RAF Medical Branch 1918 collar badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Crowned laurel wreath on ?Nec Aspera Terrent? scroll; rod and serpent of Aesculapius (the Greek God of Medicine) to voided centre. AMWO 1217/18 of 10th October introduced this pattern which was shortly superseded by the usual winged pattern still in use today. Royal Air Force Outstanding Bomber Command Triple Operation Tour DFC., DFM Pair of Medals. Awarded to Pilot Officer Bernard Cunningham Bull, an Air Gunner who flew his first operation on the night of the 24th February 1941 in a Wellington Bomber of 218 Squadron. Comprising: Distinguished Flying Cross (reverse engraved 1945). Mounted as single medal in case, Distinguished Flying Medal ?905503 F/Sgt B.C. Bull RAF? Mounted as a single medal as worn. The medals are accompanied by original Air Ministry Letter dated 6th July 1945 giving details of the award of the DFC and a WW2 medal forwarding address. Giving Mr B.C. Bull as living in Wimbledon. Near VGC. The announcement of the Distinguished Flying Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 25th May 1945 The official recommendation states? P/O Bull has now completed his third tour of operations. He has participated six times in attacks on Cologne, six times on Bremen, five times against Kiel, and in many other raids on targets deep in Germany, including the capital itself. In his third tour he has also operated in support of the Army. He has flown with his squadron as a mid-under gunner, and his work has always been of the highest order, both in the air and on the ground. By his courage and coolness and his great experience of operational flying he has been an invaluable addition to the Squadron personnel and has greatly helped in the training of less experienced gunners. He is strongly recommended for the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross.? Dated 24th January 1945. The Station Commander of RAF Mildenhall wrote: ?Strongly recommended. The record of devotion to duty and sustained operational operational endeavour of this Officer is exceptional. The splendid example he has set has been outstanding.? The announcement of the Distinguished Flying Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 29th December 1942. The recommendation states. ?16th October 1942. Flight Sergeant Bull is an Air Gunner of No.218(Gold Coast) Squadron who, between February 1941 and August 1942, completed 56 operational sorties with a total of 317 operational hours. His record is one of sustained courage and distinction. In April 1941, he was in the front turret of a Wellington aircraft which attacked the aerodrome of Marane, south of Bordeaux. The aircraft made a diving attack on two hangars which were already on fire. Flight Sergeant Bull sprayed the bullets from his two Brownings around the hangars and put out a searchlight. Three attacks were made, the last one at 500 feet, and Flight Sergeant Bull pumped several hundred rounds into four dispersed aircraft. In May 1941, Flight Sergeant Bull's aircraft was attacked off Cuxhaven by a Me109. He directed his Captain to turn so that the enemy machine was silhouetted against the Nothern Lights. He then gave the German machine a short burst of fire and it disappeared rapidly. In July 1942, after bombing Bremen, Flight Sergeant Bull's aircraft was attacked near the Zuider Zee, first by a Me.110 and soon afterwards by two other unidentified aircraft, at least one of which was claimed to have been shot down, On 16th July 1942, on the way out of Lubeck, three Me109's attacked his Stirling in daylight over the Danish coast. After three sharp bursts from Flight Sergeant Bull, one of the enemy aircraft broke away emitting a long trail of dark blue smoke. The British machine went on and bombed its target. Throughout his stay with this squadron, Flight Sergeant Bull has distinguished himself by his eagerness and his very complete subservience of personal interest to duty. He is very strongly recommended for the award of the Distinguished Flying Medal. Pilot Officer Bernard Cunningham?s operatonal career started with 218 Squadron on the evening of the 24th February 1941 with ops to Breast a trip of 5 hours 35 minuites. Through out his operation Tour he flew regulary until his 34th op on the 23rd July 1942, when he was screened. The squadron now operating the Short Sterling Bomber. He appears to have started his second tour again with 218 Squadron on the 6th May 1942 and would go on to complete a second tour of 22 trips when he was once again screened and posted to a training establishment. He was posted to 15 Squadron operating the Avro Lancaster Bomber in October 1944 and flew the 1st trip of his third tour on the 19th October 1944 to Stuttgart. During this time the squadron was very busy and in the period from the 19th October to 30th November he flew 16 trips. This completed his operational flying of WW2 his 72 Operational flight covering 396 hours in the air. He was born in March 1917 and died in 1971, at that time living at Sutton Surrey. Royal Air Force Outstanding Bomber Command Triple Operation Tour DFC., DFM Pair of Medals. Awarded to Pilot Officer Bernard Cunningham Bull, an Air Gunner who flew his first operation on the night of the 24th February 1941 in a Wellington Bomber of 218 Squadron. Comprising: Distinguished Flying Cross (reverse engraved 1945). Mounted as single medal in case, Distinguished Flying Medal ?905503 F/Sgt B.C. Bull RAF? Mounted as a single medal as worn. The medals are accompanied by original Air Ministry Letter dated 6th July 1945 giving details of the award of the DFC and a WW2 medal forwarding address. Giving Mr B.C. Bull as living in Wimbledon. Near VGC. The announcement of the Distinguished Flying Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 25th May 1945 The official recommendation states? P/O Bull has now completed his third tour of operations. He has participated six times in attacks on Cologne, six times on Bremen, five times against Kiel, and in many other raids on targets deep in Germany, including the capital itself. In his third tour he has also operated in support of the Army. He has flown with his squadron as a mid-under gunner, and his work has always been of the highest order, both in the air and on the ground. By his courage and coolness and his great experience of operational flying he has been an invaluable addition to the Squadron personnel and has greatly helped in the training of less experienced gunners. He is strongly recommended for the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross.? Dated 24th January 1945. The Station Commander of RAF Mildenhall wrote: ?Strongly recommended. The record of devotion to duty and sustained operational operational endeavour of this Officer is exceptional. The splendid example he has set has been outstanding.? The announcement of the Distinguished Flying Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 29th December 1942. The recommendation states. ?16th October 1942. Flight Sergeant Bull is an Air Gunner of No.218(Gold Coast) Squadron who, between February 1941 and August 1942, completed 56 operational sorties with a total of 317 operational hours. His record is one of sustained courage and distinction. In April 1941, he was in the front turret of a Wellington aircraft which attacked the aerodrome of Marane, south of Bordeaux. The aircraft made a diving attack on two hangars which were already on fire. Flight Sergeant Bull sprayed the bullets from his two Brownings around the hangars and put out a searchlight. Three attacks were made, the last one at 500 feet, and Flight Sergeant Bull pumped several hundred rounds into four dispersed aircraft. In May 1941, Flight Sergeant Bull's aircraft was attacked off Cuxhaven by a Me109. He directed his Captain to turn so that the enemy machine was silhouetted against the Nothern Lights. He then gave the German machine a short burst of fire and it disappeared rapidly. In July 1942, after bombing Bremen, Flight Sergeant Bull's aircraft was attacked near the Zuider Zee, first by a Me.110 and soon afterwards by two other unidentified aircraft, at least one of which was claimed to have been shot down, On 16th July 1942, on the way out of Lubeck, three Me109's attacked his Stirling in daylight over the Danish coast. After three sharp bursts from Flight Sergeant Bull, one of the enemy aircraft broke away emitting a long trail of dark blue smoke. The British machine went on and bombed its target. Throughout his stay with this squadron, Flight Sergeant Bull has distinguished himself by his eagerness and his very complete subservience of personal interest to duty. He is very strongly recommended for the award of the Distinguished Flying Medal. Pilot Officer Bernard Cunningham?s operatonal career started with 218 Squadron on the evening of the 24th February 1941 with ops to Breast a trip of 5 hours 35 minuites. Through out his operation Tour he flew regulary until his 34th op on the 23rd July 1942, when he was screened. The squadron now operating the Short Sterling Bomber. He appears to have started his second tour again with 218 Squadron on the 6th May 1942 and would go on to complete a second tour of 22 trips when he was once again screened and posted to a training establishment. He was posted to 15 Squadron operating the Avro Lancaster Bomber in October 1944 and flew the 1st trip of his third tour on the 19th October 1944 to Stuttgart. During this time the squadron was very busy and in the period from the 19th October to 30th November he flew 16 trips. This completed his operational flying of WW2 his 72 Operational flight covering 396 hours in the air. He was born in March 1917 and died in 1971, at that time living at Sutton Surrey. Royal Air Force RAF Air Marshal Rank Slide Badges. A good matching pair as worn, Cold War Period. Royal Air Force RAF Air Officers Cap. A good worn post 1953 example, with special pattern bullion cap badge to the front. To the black patent leather peak two row of gold bullion oak leaves. The interior with leather sweetband retaining tailors stamp of Bates of London. GC. Royal Air Force RAF India Command Silver & Enamel ID Identification Bracelet A very good quality and unusual example probably made of Indian Silver. Complete with chain and locking catch. VGC. Royal Air Force RAF Inter war Observer?s brevet. A good flat example. Unissued, VGC this style of wing is also seen worn during the early WW2 Royal Air Force RAF King's Crown Gold Bullion Pilot Wings. A good quality and unusual pair, probably made for an Officer during service in India. Complete with original backing paper. GC. Royal Air Force RAF Observer\'s brevet / half wing Good scarce flat example in fawn coloured cotton thread on a black felt backing. Royal Air Force RAF Observer\'s brevet / half wing Good flat example. Removed from uniform. Minor old moth on top right edge Royal Air Force RAF WW2 Period Bullion A scarce example of an Officer's gold bullion embroidered Nationality title Very Good Condition Royal Air Force WW1 RAF 1st pattern embroidered cap badge circa 1918. Good scarce padded embroidered red thread on black issue. Crowned roped circle; eagle in flight to domed velvet centre. Waxed hessian backing Royal Air Force WW2 RAF late war Navigator\'s brevet. Good padded paper backed N half wing. Royal Air Force WW2 RAF pilot’s wings on brass backing plate. Good typical battledress pair of wings stitched onto brass backing plate with two loops. Royal Anglian Regiment Campaign Service Medal Northern Ireland. A good clean example awarded to 24135621 Pte J.A. Turner R Anglian R GC Royal Armored Corps General Service Medal Clasp South East Asia 1945-46. Awarded to 14768393 TPR J.R. WEBSTER RAC. Complete with box of issue. Trooper Webster is confirmed as serving with the 149th Regiment attached to the 50th Independent Tank Brigade. Royal Armoured Corps (R.A.C.) WW2 plastic beret badge by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Good mailed fist with billet RAC; issuing from the wrist upwards, two concentric circles, barbed; the whole surmounted with a crown. Brass blades. Worn on the black beret. Royal Armoured Corps early WW2 Officer's 1941 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine example by JRG&S (Gaunt) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Brooched. Royal Armoured Corps WW2 beret badge Die stamped white metal example on loops Royal Armoured Corps WW2 Officer's 1941 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine example by JRG&S (Gaunt) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Brooched. ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS WW2 pair of printed shoulder titles Good matching pair removed from a battledress Royal Armoured Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge Good example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two brass blades to reverse ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS WW2 RAC Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A good example removed from battledress. Slight service wear. Royal Army Chaplain?s Department Jewish WW2 cap badge. Scarce die-cast blackened brass King's Crown example on blades. Designated ?Royal? in 1919 for its outstanding services during the Great War Royal Army Chaplain?s Department WW1 cap badge. Die-cast blackened example. Blades replaced with stout pagri pin. Royal Army Chaplains Department EIIR cap badge. A fine die-cast blackened example on blades. Royal Army Chaplains Department Jewish Chaplain's EIIR cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast blackened example on blades. There are no Jewish Chaplains currently in the British Army Royal Army Chaplains? Department Post 1953 Cold War Period Cap. A scarce full dress example, with purple cap band mounted with a gilt & enamel Cap Badge. Complete with sweatband to the interior and tailor?s details of G.D Golding. Remains in good clean condition. Royal Army Dental Corps EIIR Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt, London A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Royal Army Education Corps Post 1953 Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt, London A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Royal Army Education Corps RAEC cap badge circa 1947-52. Good bi-metal issue on slider Royal Army Education Corps rare trial pattern Officer?s cap badge. A splendid 1946 die-cast silvered and gilt example by J.R.Gaunt, London. Gilt crossed lances and rifles surmounted by a crown, the butts resting on RAEC scroll. Silvered open book mounted below the Crown. Reverse with two loops and impressed with maker?s name and ?P?. Excellent condition. (KK 2144) Royal Army Education Corps very scarce 1946 trial pattern cap badge. A fine bi-metal example on loops This is the actual piece photographed as No. 2144 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army?. Royal Army Educational Corps Officers Field Officer Cap A good and scarce example dark blue cloth with light blue cap band and piping to the welt of the crown. Complete with silvered and gilt regimental cap badge. The interior with tailors label of Flights and hand written note stating the cap was worn by Lt. Col. R.D. Wheal. Minor service and age wear. Royal Army Medical Corps Army Emergency Reserve cloth formation sign C1957. Good scarce embroidered issue Royal Army Medical Corps General Service Medal, clasp A good pre-war example awarded to \"7262208 Pte. T.A. Bratton RAMC. Minor edge knock otherwise in good condition. Royal Army Medical Corps Officer's cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. Royal Army Medical Corps RAMC Full Dress Silvered & Gilt Cap Badge circva 1902-52. A fibe quality die-cast example on loop The gilt, remaining bright and fresh. Royal Army Medical Corps RAMC Two Clasp General Service Medal. A good example awarded to ?23866792 Pte R S Smedley RAMC? Bearing the clasp \" Radfan\" and \"Northern Ireland\". GC. Royal Army Medical Corps Southern Command WW2 matching pair of formation signs. Good printed examples removed from a uniform. Each five white stars on maroon shield. Royal Army Medical Corps Three Clasp Campaign Service Medal. Awarded to ?23846518 Pte V.C.W.Hewlett RAMC?. Bearing the clasps ?Malay Peninsula?, ?Borneo?, ?Northern Ireland?. GC. Royal Army Medical Corps Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1898-1901. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1006) Royal Army Medical Corps Victorian senior NCO?s helmet plate curca 1898-1901. An exceptionally fine and rare die-stamped rich gilt example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and Garter; centrally a separate silvered seeded plate, the centre cut out in the form of the Geneva Crossross with red painted backing. Two loops to reverse. (KK 1004) Royal Army Medical Corps Volunteers Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. A fine die-stamped example on loops as per. regulars but white metal. Royal Army Medical Corps Volunteers Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. A fine die-stamped example on loops as regulars with addition of small scroll "Vols" at the base of the wreath. Royal Army Ordnance Corps General Service Medal ?Iraq?. A good sole entitlement example awarded to ?S-9190 Pte C.E. Bartlett RAOC? GC Private Bartlett?s MIC shows that the GSM is the only issue. Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officer?s cap badge circa 1947-49 only. A fine gilt, silvered and enamel example on loops. Large pattern with ?Tonanti? scroll. Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officer?s cap badge. A fine gilt, silvered and enamel example on loops. Large pattern with ?Tonanti? scroll. Royal Army Ordnance Corps WW2 Period Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Army Ordnance Corps WW2 Period Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Army Pay Corps EIIR Officer?s silvered and gilt cap badge. A very good example, retaining two loops to the reverse. Gilt bright. VGC Royal Army Pay Corps OR?s brass cap badge circa 1920-29. A good scarce die-stamped example on a slider. Good condition. (KK 1036) Royal Army Pay Corps pair of formation badges. Cloth yellow and blue diamonds Royal Army Pay Corps Scarce Three Clasp Campaign Service Medal. A good example awarded to 23631490 S. Sgt Y. Ahmet RAPC. Bearing the clasps "Radfan", "South Arabia", "Northern Ireland". All clasps officially attached, and remains mounted loose as originally worn Royal Army Pay Corps WW2 cap badge Good bi-metal issue on slider Royal Army Pay Corps WW2 era OR's cao badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Royal Army Pay Corps WW2 era OSD bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine die-cast example on blades. Royal Army Physical Training Corps WW2 Plastic Economy Cap Badge. A good and rare example on original long brass slider Royal Army Service Corps Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A good Elizabeth II example awarded to "T.320851 W.O. Cl2 C. Wiffen RASC. Mounted Court style as worn. Royal Army Service Corps Edward VIII OSD bronze cap badge by Firmin.. A fine scarce 1936 die-cast example on blades with oval maker?s tablet to reverse, of Firmin, London. Verdigris to base of blades otherwise excellent Royal Army Service Corps EIIR brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Army Service Corps became Royal Corps of Transport in 1965 Royal Army Service Corps Elizabeth II Officer Cap Badge A good clean enamelled example on loops Royal Army Service Corps Fleet Officer?s post 1965 bullion cap badge. A good padded example. GC. Royal Army Service Corps General Service Medal Malaya Clasp. A good example awarded to S/14877510 Sgt A.J. Mason RASC. GC. Royal Army Service Corps GVIR Officer\'s cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good die-cast silver plated example on loops with gilt and enamel overlay. Reverse impressed \"P\". A little tarnished. Royal Army Service Corps GVIR Officer\'s cap badge circa 1937-39. A good die-cast gilt example on blades with pierced Garter on blue enamel ground; GVIR cypher to centre set on red translucent enamel ground. Royal Army Service Corps GVIR raised Crown cap badge. A scarce George VI example complete with loops. Royal Army Service Corps GVIR raised Crown cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Army Service Corps India General Service Medal, clasp ?Waziristan 1919-21? Awarded to EMT-43969 Sergt G.R. Baker RASC. GC The MIC indicates only entitlement, although the EMT prefix may indicate a re-enlistment Royal Army Service Corps India General Service Medal. Bearing the clasp ?Afghanistan NWF 1919?. GC. Awarded to ?M-341223 Pte. G. N. Harding RASC.? Private George Harding was living in Leeds at the time of the issue of his IGS Royal Army Service Corps interwar cap badge circa 1918-35. A good GvR die-stamped brass example on slider. ASlight service wear. Royal Army Service Corps Korea Medal. A good example awarded to ?1/22306494 Dvr J Ackrill RASC?. GC. Royal Army Service Corps Korea Medal. A good example awarded to \"T/22200394 Dvr E. Gray RASC\". GC. Royal Army Service Corps Officer's cap and collars Good chrome,gilt and enamel set by Gaunt, (collars unmarked) all on loops (slight service wear to collars) Royal Army Service Corps Post 1953 Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider Royal Army Service Corps rare Ed VIII OR?s brass cap badge. Afine rare die-stamped example, only worn during the short reign of Edward VIII in 1936. This example with long slider. VGC Royal Army Service Corps Territorial Efficiency Medal Awarded to \"T/85306 Dvr W. Lever RASC\". GC. Royal Army Sevice Corps, Ist Division rare WW2 pair of cloth combination formation signs Remove from uniform Royal Army Veterinary Corps cap badge c1918-52 by Firmin, London Good die-stamped brass crowned laurel sprays on title scroll; white metal Centaur to voided centre. Slider Royal Army Veterinary Corps WW2 formation sign. Good scarce white inverted triangle painted on red rectangle. Ex Margaret Nobbs Collection. Royal Army Veterinary Corps WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Army Veterinary Corps granted title Royal in 1918 for their services during the War. Royal Artillery ?Eastern Division? Militia Officer?s sabretache plate circa 1882-89. A splendid and scarce example. Rich gilt Royal Arms with piercing around the shield, an applied scroll below bearing laurel spray in place of the usual ?Ubique?. Below the scroll, a gun with mounted wheel resting on a scroll inscribed ?Eastern Division?. Eight screw posts to reverse. VGC Royal Artillery Association pouch belt badge. A good example retaining three loops. GC Royal Artillery brass coatee button Hollow back example Condition: Excavated, rubbed. Royal Artillery Campaign Service Medal A good example awarded to \"24102735 Gnr A.D. Charlett RA\". GC. Royal Artillery CSM Northern Ireland Medal A good example awarded to \"24581536 Gnr P.A. Stanger RA\" GC Mounted Court Style as worn. Royal Artillery General Service Medal ?Kurdistan? & ?Iraq?. This example was awarded to ?294246 Gnr C Hartshorn RA? GC. Gunner Charles Hartshorn was not awarded medals for the Great War. The Kurdistan clasp is not confirmed, however appears to have been contemporary mounted. Royal Artillery General Service Medal Canal Zone Pair of Medals. Awarded to "22768863 GNR P.J. HILLS RA". Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Canal Zone, National Service Medal, clasp Canal Zone, named 22768863 GNR HILLS P.J. 1953-55 RA. Both medals contained in forwarding boxes, the first with named paper label. Royal Artillery George GVI Period Beret Badge. A good small die-stamped brass example with mounted wheel on loops. Royal Artillery GSM ?Palestine 1945-48? With Box, Registered Envelope & Letter. A scarce complete grouping, awarded to ?19058647 Gnr D.W.G. Davis RA?. Near VGC. Comprising: General Service Medal. ... Forwarding letter. ... Box of issue. .... Registered envelope Hastings address. Royal Artillery Gulf War Pair of Medals. Awarded to 24723603 Gnr M Whippey RA. Comprising: Gulf Medal clasp ?16 Jan To 28 Feb 1991? and Kuwait Liberation Medals, the latter in box of issue. Royal Artillery gunnery badge. Die-stamped brass crossed cannon on four loops. Royal Artillery India General Service Medal Disc. Awarded to 75168 A Bmbr A.W. Channon RA. GC. Entitled to the clasp Afghanistan NWF 1919. Royal Artillery India General Service Medal. A good example bearing the clasp ?North West Frontier 1930-31? Awarded to ?779577 Gnr C. Mann R.A.? Royal Artillery Inter War Period 30AA Pagri Badge. Sheet brass on small wire loops mounted on RA cloth diasmond Royal Artillery Inter War Period Pagri Badge. A good scarce example. RA felt diamond mounted on HD backing with four hooks to reverse; mounted on the diamond, the ribbon of the French Croix de Guerre Royal Artillery Officer's Gilt Cap Badge circa 1902-52 by Firmin London A fine die-cast example with mounted wheel on loops. Royal Artillery Officer's Territorial Efficiency Medal & Box From Warwickshire This example was awarded to "Lt A.S Phelps RA" VGC. Complete with original forwarding box and letter dated 23rd August 1950 giving the address Capt A.S. Phelps Broadway 96 Alderbrook Rd Solihull Warwick. Also with miniature medal. Royal Artillery Officer's waist belt clasp circa 1902. A very fine rich gilt full dress example comprising two oval seeded plates with raised burnished edges and plain belt loops; each oval mounted an inward facing Royal Crest in gilt and joined together by a snake hook fastening bearing the honour ?Ubique?. Royal Artillery Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A very fine rich gilt die-stamped example. Royal Arms, with piercing around the shield, with ?Ubique? scroll below resting on a gun with mounted wheel. Beow a scroll inscribed ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt?. Three loops to reverse. Retains virtually all of its original rich gilt finish. Excellent Royal Artillery Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A fine die-stamped gilt example to three loops. Royal Arms with ?Ubique? scroll below resting on a gun over a scroll inscribed ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt?. Royal Artillery Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1837-55. A very fine and scarce gilt example. Mounted on a seeded rectangular plate with raised burnished edges, the crowned Garter with post 1837 Royal Arms resting in a demi Union wreath; beneath, a field gun with scroll above ?Ubique? and tri-part scroll below ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt?. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Complete with original leather backing. VGC (Parkyn 52) Royal Artillery Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1837-55. A very fine and scarce gilt example. Mounted on a seeded rectangular plate with raised burnished edges, the crowned Garter with post 1837 Royal Arms resting in a demi Union wreath; beneath, a field gun with scroll above ?Ubique? and tri-part scroll below ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt?. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Complete with original leather backing. VGC (Parkyn 52) Royal Artillery Officers Gilt Cap Badge circa 1901-1952 A very good die-cast example with mounted wheel on two loops Gilt bright. Royal Artillery Officer\'s gilt cap badge c1902-52. Fine die-stamped gilt example with mounted wheel. Two blades to reverse. Royal Artillery OSD bronze cap badge c1902-52 Good die-stamped bronze example with mounted wheel. Two blades to reverse. ROYAL ARTILLERY pair of WW2 Printed Shoulder Titles A very good matching pair. (2 items) Royal Artillery post 1855 Officer?s undress waist belt plate. A very fine example comprising a finely seeded rich gilt rectangular plate with raised burnished edges; mounted on the plate, within a Union wreath, the Crowned Garter with the Shield from the Royal Arms to centre; ?Ubique? scroll beneath the wreath. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop now absent. Very good condition Royal Artillery post 1902 pair of OSD bronze collar badges with JR Gaunt, London tablets to reverse. A good matching pair on loops. Royal Artillery post 1953 Officer\'s gilt cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. Fine die-cast example with mounted wheel. Long loops. Royal Artillery printed formation sign. Red numeral ?12? on black diamond. Royal Artillery scarce Victorian Officer?s gilt foreign service helmet badge. Rich giltdie-stamped flaming grenade, retaining original broad tapered slider. VGC Gilt bright Royal Artillery scarce WW2 plastic ?gun? cap badge A fine scarce example on original brass slider. (KK 2202) Royal Artillery scarce WW2 plastic ?gun? cap badge. A very good example, retaining brass slide to reverse. Royal Artillery scarce WW2 plastic economy ?gun? cap badge. A very good example on original brass slider. (KK 2202) Royal Artillery Staff Sergeant's mess dress rank badge A fine example on hooks Royal Artillery Surgeon?s pouch belt plate circa 1870. A very fine and extremely scarce example comprising a rich eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown. Mounted on the star, a pierced gilt Garter on a burnished ground; gilt gun to centre. Three screw posts to reverse complete with all three original washers and hooped securing nuts. Orb and cross surmounting Crown absent otherwise VGC Royal Artillery Territorial Efficiency Medal Awarded to \"4454110 Gnr J.W. Russell RA. GC Royal Artillery Territorial Efficiency Medal A George VI example awarded to \"763180 Gnr R Barrow RA\" GC Royal Artillery three clasp 1895 India General Service Medal Awarded to ?99738 Acting Bombdr E. Blake 3rd F Bty RA?. Bearing the, three clasps ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?, ?Samana 1897?, ?Tirah 1897-98? GC Suspension slightly slack. Royal Artillery three clasp 1895 India General Service Medal Awarded to ?99738 Acting Bombdr E. Blake 3rd F Bty RA?. Bearing the, three clasps ?Punjab Frontier 1897-98?, ?Samana 1897?, ?Tirah 1897-98? GC Suspension slightly slack. Royal Artillery Victorian Officer?s gilt binocular case badge. Large die-cast gun with mounted wheel, on three screw posts. Minor service wear Royal Artillery Victorian OR's waist belt plate. A good scarce example. Cast brass rectangular plate with die-stamped central crowned mount incorporating Garter, union wreath and "Ubique" scroll. Neck of crown slightly at fault. Fixed belt loop present, detachable loop absent. Royal Artillery WW1 / WW2 Pattern Brass Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Artillery WW1 cap badge with mounted wheel. Good die-stamped brass crowned UNIQUE scroll over gun, with moving wheel, resting on QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT scroll. Slider Royal Artillery WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped issue on slider worn by Royal Horse Artillery, Royal Field Artillery and Royal Garrison Artillery units. Royal Artillery WW1 period AIG cloth rank badge. Crowned crossed cannon / gun barrels on khaki cloth. Royal Artillery WW2 pair of slip-on shoulder titles. Fixing: Web tape Condition: GC Royal Artillery WW2 Territorial Group of Six. Awarded to ?857353 GNR W.J. Beard RA?. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, ?8th Army? Clasp, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) ?GNR RA?. Mounted as originally worn GC. Royal Artillery, 7th Armoured Division facing pair of formation signs; A good pair of facing "Desert Rats" with RA arm of service sprips below sewn on khaki backings. Slight service wear and minor moth. Royal Austrailan Regiment pre 1953 Slouch Hat Badge by Swann. A good die-cast example on loops Royal Austrailan Regiment pre 1953 Slouch Hat Badge by Swann. A good die-cast example on loops Royal Australian Air Force brass cap badge circa 1921-52 by Amor, Sydney. A good die-stamped example on loops. Formed in March 1921 Royal Australian Air Force shoulder eagle A good small flat embroidered example. Good Condition Royal Australian Air Force shoulder title Small flat embroidered example. Has been worn, little wear to the edges Royal Australian Air Force WW2 RAAF Group Captains shoulder board. A good KD example with four rows of lace, composition button and bronze crown over eagle. Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps post 1953 silvered cap badge. Good pinback issue with central maroon felt backing Royal Australian Corps of Transport Officers Bullion Cap Badge. A good example. Royal Berkshire Regiment Volunteer / Milita cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider Royal Berkshire Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-59. A scarce example by Firmin London. Slider to reverse. A little service wear otherwise good condition. Amalgamated with the Wiltshire Regiment. 9th June 1959 to form Duke of Edinburgh?s Royal Regiment. Royal Berkshire Regiment Cloth Pagri Badge Royal Berkshire Regiment facing pair of post 1902 bronze OSD collar badges. A good die-cast matching pair on loops. Royal Berkshire Regiment General Service Medal Clasp Cyprus. A good example awarded to 22773286 Cpl G Chappell R. Berks. Remains mounted court style as originally worn. GC. Royal Berkshire Regiment Officer?s beret badge circa 1953-59. A good scarce die-cast example. on brooch pin fitting Three coils of rope in bronze mounted with silver crowned China Dragon with red enamel cap to the crown. Royal Berkshire Regiment pair of WW2 slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce early war example c1939-42 complete with two tapes to reverse. Some old moth and service wear Royal Berkshire Regiment post 1896 white metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Royal Berkshire Regiment Two Clasp Egypt 1882 Medal Pair. This pair remain as originally worn, but are RENAMED. Comprising: Egypt 1882 Medal two clasps \"Suakin 1885\", \"Tofrek\" (Now Named) \"75 Private A Randall 1. R. Berks, Khedive Star 1884-6 (Original impressed) \"Berks 75\". Usual contact marks GC. Royal Berkshire Regiment Victorian post 1885 pagri badge. A good scarce example of helmet plate centre design on long pagri slider. The Regiment were granted the title ?Royal? on 29th September 1885. Royal Berkshire Regiment white metal Cap Badge A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Canadian Air Force Pilots Wings. A scarce pair of the pattern worn 1947 to 1953. Flat. VGC, Royal Canadian Air Force pre 1953 cap badge. A die-stamped brass example on loops. Slight service wear. Royal Canadian Air Force RCAF Navigator\'s 1947-1953 Bullion Wings. A good scarce King\'s Crown padded pair. VGC. Royal Canadian Air Force RCAF Signaler's 1947-1953 Wings. A good scarce King's Crown padded pair. Retaining original black wax cotton backing. Small moth nip otherwise VGC. Royal Canadian Air Force WW2 pilot\'s wing A good scarce padded example of classic shape. Slight moth not affecting appearance Royal Canadian Air Force WW2 RCAF pilots wings. Good scarce padded example with red cushion to crown. Little old mothing. Paper backed. Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps EIIR Officer?s cap badge A fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops. Royal Canadian Engineers post 1953 Officer?s busby plume holder. A good scarce post 1953 example. Gilt flaming grenade, the ball mounted with the Royal Arms of Canada. Plume attachment and slider to reverse, complete with white hair plume. Royal Car Company Australian formation sign. A rare silk embroidered example comprising a tri-part title scroll surmounted by a King?s Crown all on mid blue ground. Very good condition Formed for the proposed visit of HRH Princess Elizabeth to Australia in 1952. Royal Car Company formation sign for Royal Visit to Australia A rare silk embroidered example comprising a tri-part title scroll surmounted by a King?s Crown all on mid blue ground. GC. Formed for the proposed visit of HRH Princess Elizabeth to Australia in 1952. Royal Corps of Signals bandsman?s busby plume holder by H & S Ltd A scarce early post 1953 example on slider. Crowned domed disc mounted with silvered figure of Mercury atop the globe resting on bi-part scroll inscribed ?Certa Cito?. Provision for plume to reverse. Royal Corps of Signals Officer?s cap badge circa 1920-24. A good die-cast gilt example ny J & Co (Jenens) on loops with applied silvered Mercury (?Jimmy?). Royal Corps of Signals Territorial Efficiency Medal. Awarded to 2577667 SIGMN A. G LILLYWHITE R. SIGS. Official correction to one initial. .... Accompanied by a Cap Badge. Royal Corps of Signals WW2 era cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Royal Corps of Signals WW2 silver regimental sweetheart brooch. Good example in silver ornamented with red enamel to the crown and blue enamel to title oval. Complete with pin to reverse. Royal Corps of Signals WW2 unissued cap badge. Fine die-stamped bi-metal example with orginal finish. Slider Royal Corps of Transport CSM ?Northern Ireland? Awarded to ?24202895 DVR B.C.E. Neal RCT? GC Royal Corps of Transport Gulf War Medal, clasp ?6 Jan to 28 Feb 1991? Awarded to ?24834935 Dvr W.S. Redpath RCT? GC. Royal Corps of Transport Officer?s beret badge. Embroidered in gold and silver wire and silk. Royal Corps of Transport Officer\'s beret badge c1965-93. Good example enbroidered in bullion and silks. Service wear Royal Corps Signals Officer?s busby plume holder circa 1930-39. A fine and scarce gilt example. Crowned circular burnished gilt domed disc mounted with silver figure of Mercury atop the globe resting on bi-part scroll inscribed ?Certa cito?. Reverse with plume holder with spring clip and slider fixing. Minor service wear, generally VGC. Officer?s Full Dress approved by HM King George V 11th June 1930; discontinued on outbreak of war 1939. Royal Defence Corps rare GvR cap badge. Die-cast on slider. Royal Devon Yeomanry Artillery bronze cap badge, A fine die-stamped example on slider. Verdigris to slider joint. Royal Devon Yeomanry Artillery OR\'s cap badge. A good die-stamped dark bronze example on slider. Royal Devon Yeomanry RFA OR?s brass cap badge by F. Narborough, B'ham. A good die-stamped brass example on named slider. Royal Dick Veterinary College OTC scarce brass cap badge. Slider to reverse. Good condition. (KK 2484) Founded in Edinburgh around 1823 by William Dick Royal Dragoons / 15th King?s Hussars NCO?s arm badge circa 1902-52. Royal crest die-stamped in white metal. Loops to reverse, Royal Dragoons 1871 pattern Victorian Officer?s helmet. A very fine example worn by Major the Honourable Arthur Hamilton-Russell. Silvered skull surmounted by a gilt metal crosspiece and plume socket supporting a black horsehair plume with gilt rose boss. Skull ornamented with a laurel wreath above the front peak and an oak leaf band rising from the edge of the neck piece and terminating under the crosspiece at the top. To the front a cut gilt eight pointed star mounted with silver oval strap inscribed ?The Royal Dragoons?; gilt pre 1901 Royal Crest to centre. Gilt rose pattern ear bosses support the 1 inch wide, leather backed, plain burnished chinchain (now with stitching faults). Complete with original silk padded lining (part shot). The helmet remains in fine original condition, GC. ... Complete with metal storage tin. This brass engraved name plate ?The Hon A. Hamilton-Russell Royal Dragons?. The tin with a little age wear GC. Major the Honourable Arthur Hamilton-Russell was the brother to Viscount Boyne. He served with the Royal Dragoons during the Boer War and was wounded in Natal. He was also MID. At the outbreak of the Great War, he was serving with the North Irish Horse and it was with this Regiment he embarked for France in 1915 and would remain there until 1918. He retired from the Regiment with the rank of Major. Royal Dragoons Officers Bronze OSD Cap Badge. A fine die-cast example on blades. The eagle commemorates the capture of the French standard of the 105th Regiment of the Line at Waterloo by Captain Clark & Corporal Styles. Amalgamated with Royal Horse Guards in 1969 to form the Blues and Royals. Royal Dragoons OSD cap badge. Good scarce die-cast bronze eagle on 105 marked finial. Blades Royal Dragoons post 1902 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Slight verdigris to reverse. Royal Dragoons post 1902 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Slight verdigris to reverse. Royal Dragoons rare Victorian NCO?s bullion Royal Crest arm badge. A little moth and dulling to bullion. GC Royal Dragoons rare Victorian NCO?s bullion Royal Crest arm badge. A good slightly mothed example now stitched to old black cloth backing. Royal Dragoons Victorian OR?s cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped bi-metal example Royal Crest resting on title scroll. Three loops to reverse. (KK 750) Royal Dublin Fusiliers 1902-22 OSD cap/collar badge by Gaunt A good example, with with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Bz. three loops to reverse. GC Royal Dublin Fusiliers Militia Bn. Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. A splendid scarce silver and gilt example of special pattern. On a round burnished gilt plate, a deep shamrock wreath, the lower part bearing, on the right, the Royal Tiger on a blank tablet; on the left, the Elephant on a blank tablet. Above the Elephant and Tiger, a blank scroll. Within the wreath, a gilt grenade bearing a silver circlet inscribed ?Royal Dublin Fusiliers? with silver Harp to centre. Shamrock ends bearing the Harp. Very good condition. Militia Bns. : 3rd Battalion, late Kildare Militia Rifles (HQ Naas); 4th Battalion, late Royal Dublin City Militia (HQ Dublin); 5th Battalion, late Dublin County Light Infantry Militia (HQ Dublin). Royal Dublin Fusiliers Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge circa 1902-22.. A fine die-stamped example on three blades. Tiger and Elephant mounted to centre. Royal Dublin Fusiliers OSD bronze cap badge circa 1902-22. A die-stamped light bronze example with Tiger and Elephant mounted on the ball. Three blades to reverse, each bearing traces of solder. Rather poor quality. Cleaned Royal Dublin Fusiliers pair of pre 1922 OR?s collar badges. Brass flaming grenades, the ball of each embossed with a facing Elephant and Tiger. Loops to reverse. Good condition Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers rare 1943 ?Quetta? REME cap badge. Rare locally made well cast bronze example on loops worn only October 1942 to February 1943. When REME badge announced, delays in getting stock to India resulted in a few locally made examples following new order but with wrong proportions. Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers REME cap badge circa 1947-52. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider by BUTTONS LTD. BIRMINGHAM. Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers WW2 REME cap badge circa 1942-47 Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers WW2 REME cap badge circa 1942-47 Good die-stamped brass issue on slider Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers WW2 REME plastic ecomomy cap badge. Good WW2 issue on two brass blades Royal Engineer Services silver and gilt circular badge. A good scarce example on loops. (as KK 1943) Royal Engineer's WW2 Sergeant's badges. Plastic economy cap badge on blades ... RE embroidered cloth slip-on shoulder title ... embroidered Sgt's chevrons. Royal Engineers (Railway) General Service Medal ?Palestine? Long Service Pair of Medals. Awarded to 1865039 Sjt R.W. Oldbury RE. Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Palestine, (Spr RE (official correction to number and rank), Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVI) Sjt RE. Medals loose GC. Confirmed on the GSM Roll as serving with the 8th Railway Company Royal Engineers. Royal Engineers (Scottish Cable Telegraph Company) cap badge. Rare thin cast (appears die-stamped) silver on copper on loops example circa 1908. Royal Engineers (Volunteers) Edward VII white metal cap badge circa 1901-08. A good die-stamped example on long slider. Scroll ?Royal Engineers (Volunteers)?. (KK 881) Royal Engineers / 26 embroidered shoulder title Light blue on red. Removed from uniform Royal Engineers / 32 embroidered shoulder title Light blue on red. Removed from uniform, faded Worn by 32 Assault Regt. RE ROYAL ENGINEERS / 32 embroidered shoulder title. A good example removed from uniform. Minor service wear Worn by 32 Assault Regt. RE ROYAL ENGINEERS / PARACHUTE rare WW2 shoulder title circa 1942. A fine example. Red serif letters embroidered on black. Although it has been removed from a uniform it s still in excellent condition. Royal Engineers Army Emergency Reserve Movement Control formation sign A fine scarce printed example Royal Engineers Army Emergency Reserve Transportation Units formation sign. Red winged ship?s wheel printed on blue shield, the left half charged with waves. Removed from uniform. Good Condition Royal Engineers Army Emergency Reserve Units printed formation sign Brown triangle within white circle printed on horizontally divided red over blue rectangle. VGC Royal Engineers BEM group of five medals & miniatures. British Empire Medal (Military) ?22235941 Cpl. Neville Wilson R.E.?; 1939-45 War Medal; EIIR General Service Medal 1918 with ?Malaya? clasp (S/Sgt); 1962 General Service Medal with ?South Arabia? clasp (WO CL 2 BEM); EIIR Regular Army Long service & Good Conduct Medal (WO CL 2 BEM) (suspender bent). ... together with matching set of miniatures. Royal Engineers Edward VII brass Cap Badge circa 1901-10. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Engineers Edward VII Cap Badge circa 1902-10. A good die-stamped brass example on loops.. Royal Engineers Edward VII Cap Badge circa 1902-10. A good die-stamped brass example on long slider Royal Engineers Edward VII very rare Officer?s gilt cap badge. Loop fasteners. Very good condition (KK 851) Royal Engineers EIIR Officer's Silvered & Gilt Cap Badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Royal Engineers Elizabeth II Cap Badge by Buttons Ltd Birmingham. A good example with the makers details to the slider. Royal Engineers General Service Medal clasp �Malaya�, Service Book & Photographs A good example awarded to �22274117 Cpl. K. Williams. R.E.� GC Medal has been lacquered.... Accompanied by red service book giving service details. Also four original snap shot photograps. .Keith Williams reached the rank of Sergeant and enrolled in February 1949. He served with the BAOR, Singapore and was discharged on the 31st October 1968 and transferred to the TA. His GSM is confirmed Royal Engineers General Service Medal Malaya Awarded to 23217399 Spr B.E. Weatherill RE. GC Royal Engineers George VI period WW2 Pattern Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider Royal Engineers Geroge V Period WW1 Pattern Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Royal Engineers Geroge V Period WW1 Pattern Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Royal Engineers Korean War Pair of Medals Comprising: Queen\'s Korea Medal ?22249931 Spr J O Parker RE?, United Nations Korea medal. Medals loose GC. Royal Engineers locally made pair of slip-on titles. KD slip-ons embroidered in black cotton R.E.. Official ink stamping to reverse. Service wear. Royal Engineers Officer's insignia. A finely embroidered panel depicting the cap badge of the Royal Engineers with one Officer's insignia sewn onto it. Pair of WW2 printed ROYAL ENGINEERS shoulder titles ... printed pair of Transport Training Centre RE (Longmoor) formation signs ... four Officer's cloth rank stars, ... printed four chevron service badge, later bullion EIIR blazer badge and pinback celluloid 1939-45 Star ribbon. Royal Engineers Officer's Insignia Captain's rank slide, pair and single blue cloth backed crank crowns and 22 Engineer Group felt embroidered formation sign. Royal Engineers Officers Silver & Gilt Cap Badge. A good example, retaining loops to the reverse. Silver and gilt construction. GC. Royal Engineers pair of WW2 slip-on shoulder titles. Good examples complete with tapes to reverse. Royal Engineers Palestine / WW2 Group of Medals. This group was awarded to 1870963 Dvr R.E. Childs RE. Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Palestine, (Dvr RE), 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. GC Medals loose. Driver Childs is confirmed as serving with the 1st Anti Aircraft Searchlight Battalion Royal Engineers during the Palestine campaign. Royal Engineers post 1901 Officer's gilt binocular case badge. A fine rich fire gilt die-cast example on four screw posts. (RE Officer's had binocular cases instead of normal pouches) Royal Engineers rare Edward VIII 1936 OR?s brass cap badge. Die-stamped with slider to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1939) Royal Engineers rare Edward VIII 1936 OR?s brass cap badge. Fine unissued die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1939) Royal Engineers Sections, Independent Companies rare WW2 embroidered formation sign. Blue ?S.S.? (for Special Service) embroidered on red felt rectangle. Excellent condition Royal Engineers Training Centre embroidered formation sign. Red felt shield bearing to vertical blue bars. Unissued condition. Royal Engineers Victorian OR's brass button. Maker: Player Bros. Birmn Fixing: Shank Condition: GC Royal Engineers Victorian OR's cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Loops (slightly pinched) to reverse now toned black. Good condition. Royal Engineers Victorian OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example, retaining both loops GC, Royal Engineers Victorian Other Rank's Cap Badge circa 1896-1901 A very good die-stamped brass example on two replacement loops Royal Engineers Volunteers cap badge circa 1901-08. Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue on crimped slider. Slight verdigris. Royal Engineers WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 Good die-stamped brass crowned Garter resting in laurel sprays bearing ROYAL ENGINEERS scroll; GvR cypher to centre. Slider Royal Engineers WW1 brass economy cap badge c1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped issue on slider. Royal Engineers WW1 economy cap bade c1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on slider. Royal Engineers WW2 era Major's ranks slides Royal Engineers WW2 era Major's ranks slides A good pair. Royal Engineers WW2 era Major\'s ranks slides A good pair as worn. Royal Engineers WWI 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Engineers WWI all brass economy cap badge. A good example retaining slider GC. Royal Enginerrs Edward VII brass cap badge circa 1901-10. A good die-stamped example on loops. Slight service wear Royal Field Artillery 1914 Star. A good example awarded to 45806 Gnr D Stephens RFA. GC. Royal Field Artillery Officer?s 1878 pattern helmet. A fine example of the post 1901 Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet complete with gilt metal cross piece, ball and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, the Royal Arms in gilt, with piercing around the shield, a scroll below inscribed ?Ubique?. Below the scroll, a gun with mounted wheel and below the gun a scroll inscribed ?Quo fas et gloria ducunt. The interior with leather sweatband with crimson silk edging. Also tailor\'s details of \"T.McBride & Son London\". Gilt remains bright and fresh. VGC. ... Contained in an associated metal storage tin this with painted name A Wighton RFA (T). The tin with retailers details of Wm Anderson & Sons Edinburgh and Glasgow. The tin is attributed to Captain Alfred Annan Wighton RFA who served during the GReat War and was awarded the 1914/15 Star, BWM, VM. He is known to have been a resident of Edinburgh. Royal Field Artillery WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with \"moving wheel\" favoured by men of the RFA. Slider fitting. Minor service wear Royal Flying Corps brass RFC cap badge circa 1912-18. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Royal Flying Corps was authorised 13th April 1912 and merged with the RNAS to form the Royal Air Force in April 1918. Royal Flying Corps Officer RFC Pilot\'s wings circa 1912-15 Good rare full size die-stamped gilt hollow pair fitted with backing plate on which the pin assembly is mounted. Royal Flying Corps rare Officer's RFC gilt Pilot's wings A splendid die-cast gilt example introduced in 1912, the years of the RFCs formation. Crowned winged laurel wreath with RFC to centre. Reverse with flat plate on each wing tip supporting the original stout brooch pin. Royal Flying Corps rare WW2 Pilot?s RFC wings. A good early WW2 shape padded example retaining paper backing. Have been worn GC. These wings were made during WW2 and are seen on Army service dress and Home Guard Battledress by members who had qualified during the Great War as a pilot with the RFC. Technically they should have worn RAF wings. Royal Flying Corps rare WW2 Pilot\'s wings. Fine padded example of typical WW2 RAF manufacture. GC These wings were made during WW2 and are seen on Army service dress and Home Guard Battledress by members who had qualified during the Great War as a pilot with the RFC. Technically they should have worn RAF wings. Royal Flying Corps RFC 1914 Third Class Certificate of Education. A very rare pre war example, awarded to 1058 2nd A.M. V.H. Davies. Awarded on the 13th February 1914 and bearing the rare signature of Basil Herbert Barrington-Kennett, then Adjutant of the RFC, who was Killed in 1915 serving with his original Regiment the Grenadier Guards. Sergeant Observer Henry Victor Davis was a direct RFC entrant enlisting on the 27th January 1912. He served in France from the 16th August 1914 and qualified as an Observer. The RAF 1918 muster roll confirms this rank, He remained with the RAF after the war and was awarded the India General Service Medal for Waziristan . Royal Flying Corps RFC Gallantry Army Meritorious Service Medal Group of Four. Awarded to ?2190 Cpl C.J. Woodford RFC?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?2190 2 AM RFC?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?2190 Cpl RFC?, Army Meritorious Service Medal (GVR) ?2190 1 Cl AM RFC?. Medals loose GC ... Accompanied by card boxes of issue. Corporal Woodford enlisted into the RFC in November 1914, with the trade of motor cyclist, he was awarded the MSM for gallantry with the RFC Home Forces. He embarked to France on the 2nd December 1914 and posted back to the UK on the 29th April 1917. He then served with 134 Squadron, 132 Squadron and later re-mustered as an Air Mechanic. He was discharged in April 1920 Royal Flying Corps RFC OSD bronze cap badge by Gaunt London A fine die-cast example on blades. Royal Flying Corps WW Officer\'s OSD RFC cap badge. Good scarce 1912-18 die-cast bronze crowned laurel wreath with RFC to voided centre. Blades Royal Flying Corps WW1 cloth RFC Pilot’s wing. Good scarce example removed from Maternity/tunic. Royal Flying Corps WW1 OR?s RFC cap badge unusually on a slider. A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Flying Corps WW1 RFC cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass issue on loops. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) post 1902 OR?s brass fur cap grenade. A good die-stamped example on loops. Slight verdigris to reverse. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) post 1953 anodised cap badge. A fine scarce example on slider by HW Timings Ltd. B?ham.. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) post 1953 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on blades. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Victorian OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped example on loops (toned black). Some service wear. (KK 595) Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Victorian OR\'s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped example on replacement loops. Toned Royal Fusiliers brass shoulder title. Grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON on three loops. Some verdigris. Royal Fusiliers Edwardian Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1901 only. A very fine and exceptionally scarce silver and gilt example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed ?The Royal Fusiliers?; seeded gilt centre mounted with silver Rose surmounted by a Crown. Universal pattern rococo ends. VGC (Ryan 171) King Edward VII ascended the Throne upon the death of Queen Victoria 22nd January 1901. The dress sword belt was abolished by Army Order 39/1902 issued 1st February 1902. Royal Fusiliers Officers Badge Royal Fusiliers Officers Bullion Forage Cap Badge. This padded example, with bullion embroidered flames and gilt metal overlay to the ball. Bullion remains bright. Ball made seperate from the flames. Slight edge mothing, otherwise GC Royal Fusiliers Other Ranks Fur Cap Grenade A good die-stamped brass example with loop and slider fittings. Royal Fusiliers post 1902 white metal cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Royal Fusiliers Victorian Officer's post 1881 bullion forage cap badge. A good rare example , the ball mounted with pierced gilt Garter on blue enamel (defective in places) with central silver rose. A little service wear. Royal Fusiliers Victorian OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition (KK 595) Royal Fusiliers Victorian OR?s glengarry grenade circa 1881-96. A good rare die-stamped brass example on loops. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing the Rose within a Crowned Garter. Toned (KK 963) Royal Fusiliers Victorian OR?s glengarry grenade circa 1881-96. A good rare die-stamped brass example on loops. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing the Rose within a Crowned Garter. (KK 963) Royal Fusiliers Victorian Volunteer Bns. Officer's button. Silver Maker: Pitt & Co. 31 Maddox St. London Fixing: Shank Condition: Generally VGC Royal Fusiliers WW1 pair of slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce pair of embroidered examples worn by GS/104264 Pte. Reginald B. Wilson Royal Fusiliers formerly 2353 10th Liverpool Scottish and Labour Corps. ROYAL FUSILIERS WW1 period pair of shoulder titles. A fine uncut pair. White serif letters on red. Royal Fusiliers WW1/WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. Royal Fusiliers WW2 cap badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA) Khaki Drill WWI cloth Shoulder Titles. Condition: VGC Royal Garrison Artillery British War Medal. This example was awarded to 138591 Gnr J. Taylor RA. GC. MIC confirms pair only, served with the RGA. Royal Garrison Artillery Edward II Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Awarded to 76710 Gnr W. Hunt RGA GC Royal Garrison Artillery India General Service Medal Two Clasps. A good example awarded to ?32439 Bdr J.C. Masters R.G.A? . Bearing the clasps ?Waziristan 1919-21?, ?Waziristan 1921-24?. GC. Bdr James C Masters is entitled to the British War Medal and Victory Medal. He served during WW1 with the RGA. Royal Gloucestershire Hussars facing pair of formation signs. Good scarce unissued pair. Diagonally divided yellow over dark blue felt rectangle with maroon central stripe along the division. Royal Gloucestershire Hussars NCO?s arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. VGC Royal Gloucestershire Hussars NCO?s arm badge. A good die stamped example on three loops. The portcullis forms part of the Arms of the Dukes of Beaufort, Honorary Colonels to the Regiment Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment Officer's beret circa 1994-2007 A good Compton Webb (size 57) dark blue leather bound beret with bullion and red cloth cap badge and bullion back badge. A little service wear. Royal Grammar School, Lancaster CCF cap badge. A fine scarce post 1953 die-stamped bronzed example on loops Royal Grammar School, Worcester OTC cap badge. Die-stamped brass example following design of Worcestershire Regiment badge. Slider. VGC (KK 2659) Royal Green Jackets Officer’s cap badge c1966-2007. Good die-cast silvered laurel sprays surmounted by a crown on “Peninsula” tablet. Within the sprays, a Maltese cross bearing numerous honours with a strung bugle to centre. Loops Royal Guernsey Light Infantry post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good scarce die-stamped brass example of this much copied badge. Three of four loops to reverse. Very minor polishing to central highpoints otherwise generally very good. (KK 355) Royal Guernsey Light Infantry post 1881 OR?s helmet plates centre. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on three of four loops. Within a circlet ?Royal Guernsey Light Infantry?, the Arms of the Bailiwick. (KK 355) Royal Guernsey Militia scarce OR?s Channel Islands cap badge. Good die-stamped brass example on slider Royal Hampshire Regiment General Service Medal ?Palestine 1945-48? Awarded to ?14038812 Pte W. E Turner R. Hamps?. Near VGC. Royal Hampshire scarce OSD bronze cap badge circa 1946-52. Good die-cast example on blades. Royal Harwich Yacht Club Victorian gilt button. A good bright example, retaining shank. Maker's details of Firmin London Royal Highland Fusiliers Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland A good example awarded to 24342337 Fud D Martin RHF. GC. Royal Highland Fusiliers Campaign Service Medal, Gulf War Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 24716017 LCPL J.D. BAIN RHF. Comprising: Campaign Service Medal, Clasp Northern Ireland (Fus), Gulf Medal 1990-1991, Clasp, 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991, (LCPL), United Nations Medal for Former Yugoslavia. Mounted court style as worn. GC. Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force Flight Sergeant Rank Slide Badge A good rare example with Hong Kong Title. Minor service wear The HKAAF formed in 1949 becoming RHKAAF in 1951; disbanded on 1 April 1993. Royal Horse Artillery GVIR gilt RHA badge by Firmin, London. A fine rich gilt die-cast example on long loops (North and South). (KK 1933) Royal Horse Artillery Other Rank?s Tunic A good Elizabeth II period example, of the Eton style tunic dark blue material with scarlet facings to the collar. Each cuff is decorated with a yellow mohair cord Austrian knot. To each breast 15 loops of yellow cord, now with brass King?s Crown ball pattern regimental buttons and loop fastening. White cotton lining to the interior. Remains in clean condition, minor service wear. Royal Horse Artillery very scarce GvR OR?s cap badge. Die cast white metal example on long slider which is lightly impressed Firmin. London. Very good condition. (KK 1931) Royal Horse Guards General Service Medal Clasp A good example awarded to 23563522 Tpr R. Lemar RHG. GC. Royal Horse Guards George V Period Other Ranks Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example, retaining long slider Royal Horse Guards George VI Officers Bronze OSD Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on blades Royal Horse Guards George VI Period Officer\'s Bronze Cap Badge A good die-cast example retaining both blades. Royal Horse Guards Officer?s Household Cavalry peaked forage cap circa 1937-52. A fine and scarce George VI example by Herbert Johnson, London. Black cloth body and crown with scarlet cap band and piping to the welt of the crown. To the front, a gilt crowned Garter, pierced and set on a blue enamel ground; centre with GVIR Cypher on red translucent enamel ground. Black patent leather peak with gold bullion decoration; black patent leather chinstrap supported by two gilt buttons mounted with crowned RHG cypher. Complete with leather sweatband. Minor servic ewear. Royal Horse Guards, Troopers Cartouche Pouch Badge circa 1902-52. Die-stamped brass Royal Arms on three loops. Royal Hospital Chelsea, Staff brass cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A fine die-stamped example with slider. (KK 2174) Royal Humane Society Leather & Velvet case. A good example, retaining velvet and leather interior. GC. Royal Indian Army Service Corps India General Service Medal A good example bearing the clasp ?North West Frontier 1936-37? Awarded to :TB-48350 L-Naik Mohd Jan R.I.A.S.C. (A Tpt)\" GC Royal Indian Army Service Corps India General Service Medal. Awarded to \"TB-49549 Natk Imam Din RIASC (A. Tpt). Bearing the clasp \"North West Frontier 1936-37\". GC. Royal Indian Army Service Corps OR?s cap badge by Firmin, London A good post 1935 die struck example on slider, The title ?Royal? was bestowed on the Corps on the occasion of HM King George V?s Silver Jubilee in 1935 Royal Indian Army Service Corps WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades in service circa 1937-47. Royal Indian Army Service Corps WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on blades in service circa 1937-47. Royal Indian Army Service Corps WW2 Pair of Medals. Comprising: Indian War Service Medal SR-774466 Hav Som Nath Gosain RIASC, Indian Independence Medal SR-774466 Hav Som Nath Gosain ASC. Medals loose GC few edge knocks Royal Indian Marine (Navy) rank badge circa 1902-35. Good rare maroon crown over rayed star with central fouled anchor embroidered on black woolen cloth. Removed from uniform. 1877 Bombay Marine & Bengal Marine merged as HM Indian Marine, renamed Royal Indian Marine in 1892 and Royal Indian Navy in 1935. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1926-34 OR?s cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers WWI brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Inniskllings Officer?s General Service Medal, clasp ?Cyprus?. A scarce example awarded to ?Capt M.L.J. Burke R. Innisks?. GC Royal Irish Constabulary / Royal Ulster Constabulary cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Harp on loops. Worn by the RIC, from 1902 until disbandment in 1922, and later by the RUC circa 1924-52. Royal Irish Constabulary blackened brass helmet plate circa 1902-22. A good scarce die-stamped example. Within a crowned shamrock wreath, the Harp; across the sides and base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Royal Irish Constabulary?. Three loops to reverse. Old red felt backing to centre. Good condition. Royal Irish Constabulary scarce pair of helmet / cloak bosses. Blackened brass pair of Celtic design, each on single screw post, with hook to support the chain Royal Irish Constabulary scarce pair of helmet ear bosses. Blackened brass pair of Celtic design, each with hook to support the chin chain. VGC Royal Irish Constabulary scarce pair of helmet ear bosses. Blackened brass pair of Celtic design, each with hook to support the chin chain. VGC Royal Irish Constabulary Victorian helmet plate circa 1880-1902. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. Within a crowned shamrock wreath, the Harp; across the sides and base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Royal Irish Constabulary? Royal Irish Fusiliers Africa General Service Medal. Clasp Kenya. A good example awarded to 22890859 Fus T.W.F. Martin R. Ir.F GC. Royal Irish Fusiliers anodised cap badge circa 1953-68 by RA Hughes, Ltd A good example on slider. 1968 became 3rd Bn. Royal Irish Rangers. Royal Irish Fusiliers Collar Badge Bi-metal example on single flat loop Royal Irish Fusiliers large pattern crown A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Royal Irish Fusiliers mufti badge. A good scacre example with buttonhole fitting. GC. Royal Irish Fusiliers of Canada cap badge. A good bi-metal example on loops. Royal Irish Fusiliers Officer?s bullion forage cap badge. Flaming grenade surmounted by coronet; the ball mounted with Prince of Wales?s plumes over Maid of Erin Harp. Royal Irish Fusiliers Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. A very fine silver and gilt example of special pattern with matching numbers to both halves. Gilt circlet bearing silvered laurel wreath surmounted by a Crown; at the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed ?Royal Irish Fusiliers?; mounted on the seeded gilt centre, a gilt flaming grenade; mounted on the ball, in silver, the Eagle resting on a tablet inscribed ?8?. Shamrock ends each bearing the Maid of Erin Harp. VGC (Ryan 232) The Eagle and tablet inscribed ?8? represents the Eagle on the flagstaff of the 8th French Light Infantry captured by Sergeant Patrick Masterson of the 87th Fusiliers at Barossa on 5th March 1811. This was the first Eagle taken in the Peninsular War. Royal Irish Fusiliers Officers Africa General Service Medal Clasp Kenya A good example awarded to 2/Lt M.P. Moreton R. Ir F. GC Few small edge knocks Royal Irish Fusiliers scarce large bi-metal Brodrick cap badge. A fine scarce turn of the century die-stamped by metal example. Brass flaming grenade mounted with white metal Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by Prince of Wales\'s plumes. Slider to reverse. (KK 693) together with large white metal coronet on loops. Royal Irish Rangers Campaign Service Medal Clasp Northern Ireland. Awarded to 24836401 RGR M.J. DAVIE R IRISH. The CSM remains mounted as worn. Accompanied by a Royal Irish Rangers Regimental medallion. .... Also a photograph of Ranger Davie in uniform. The reverse gives details of service, fermanagh 1988, Armagh 1992, East Tyrone 1996, Bosnia, Kosovo. Royal Irish Rangers Piper\'s silvered & gilt headdress badge circa 1968-92. A fine example with four loops to reverse. Royal Irish Regiment Officer\'s bullion cap badge circa 1902 A file rare example removed from cap. Minor service wear. Royal Irish Regiment SD bronze badge circa 1902-22. A fine die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens) on three loops. Royal Irish Regiment Victorian OR?s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped example on loops. Crowned Harp on title scroll. (KK 613) Royal Irish Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned harp on title scroll. Crimped slider Royal Irish Regiment WW1 OSD cap badge. Good scarce c1902-22 die-cast bronze crowned harp with voided strings on tri-part title scroll. One of two blades. Royal Irish Rifles field service cap / collar badge. Scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. Royal Irish Rifles Officer?s 1898 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by WG bearing Birmingham hallmarks, worn by Lieutenant T.N.F. Davenport. Shamrock wreath bearing numerous honours surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. Three screw posts to reverse. Converted, whilst in service, from Victorian to King?s Crown. Generally VGC. Royal Irish Rifles Officer?s cord boss and badge circa 1902-20. A good example on short screw post. Green cord boss mounted with silver Maid of Erinl Harp, across the centre a scroll inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. Royal Irish Rifles Officer?s post 1905 pouch belt plate. An extremely fine example. Silvered shamrock wreath bearing battle honours and surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with a scroll inscribed ?South Africa 1899-1902? below. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. Pristine condition. Royal Irish Rifles Officer?s silver pouch belt plate. A good example, by WG bearing 1898 Birmingham hallmarks, worn by Lieutenant T.N.F. Davenport. Shamrock wreath bearing numerous honours surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed ?Quis Separabit?. Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. P;d strengthening to motto scroll. Three screw posts to reverse. Converted, whilst in service, from Victorian to King?s Crown. Complete with backing plate. Royal Irish Rifles Victorian field service cap badge circa 1896-1901 A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. Crowned Maid of Erin Harp on ?Quis Separabit? scroll. Royal Irish Rifles Victorian field service cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-cast example on loops (originally blackened) Also worn as a collar badge. Royal Irish Rifles Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. (KK 689) Royal Irish Rifles Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. Royal Irish Rifles Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops (one an old replacement) Royal Irish Rifles Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1881-90. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on three loops. Within a wreath of shamrock bearing battle honours a crowned scroll ?Quis Separabit? over a Maid of Erin Harp resting on a Sphinx on ?Egypt? plinth. Below the Sphinx, a stung bugle joining both sides of the wreath; a scroll across the bugle strings inscribed ?Royal Irish Rifles?. The regiment ceased wearing the helmet in 1890 and converted to the rifle pattern busby. Royal Irish Rifles WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped white metal crowned Maid of Erin Harp on QUIS SEPARABIT scroll. Slider. Has been blackened during its service life. Royal Jersey Light Infantry Victorian OR\'s cap badge circa 1896-1901 A good scarce die-stamped example. Shield bearing the three gold lions from the Channel Islands Arms superimposed on crowned saltire. Loops (toned black). Royal Lancahire Regiment / Durham Light Infantry Officers Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to Lieut W.J. Colborne. Victory Medal with damp damage see photograph. Lieutenant Walter John Colborne was commissioned into the King's Own and landed in France in June 1916, the MIC indicates he served with the 1/5th Bn. He later transferred to the 2/7th Bn Durham Light Infantry. This Battalion had been on home establishment until the 7th October 1917 when it embarked for service in North Russia. Royal Lancaster Regiment 1914 Star Casualty Family Group of Medals. The first group was awarded to ?11037 Pte H. Hollinrake R. Lanc R?. Comprising: 1914 Star, with clasp ?Pte R. Lanc R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte R. Lanc R?. Medals loose traces of verdigris to the star and VM ... Accompanied by British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to ?131985 Pte A Hollinrake MGC?. Medals loose GC. Private Henry Hollinrake of the Royal Lancaster Regiment landed in France on the 23rd August 1914 and was awarded the clasp. He was Killed in Action at Ypres on the 8th May 1915. Private Arthur Hollinrake of the Machine Gun Corps was awarded the BWM & VM. He is also entitled to the silver war badge. Royal Leicesters Korea War Pair of Medals. Awarded to 22267511 PTE H TURNER R. LEICESTERS. Comprising: Queen's Korea Medal (Correction to regiment), UN Korea, retaining original pin. Royal Leicestershire Regiment bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Royal Leicestershire Regiment post 1946 OR's bi-metal cap badge circa A good die-stamped example on slider. Regiment granted the title ?Royal? in November 1946. Royal Lincolnshire Regiment bi-metal cap badge circa 1948-60. A good die-stamped example on slider. \"Blow holes\" for applied scroll. Royal Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's silver, gilt and blue enamel cap badge by J.R. Gaunt London. A good post 1946 example with long loops. Reverse stamped S for Sterling Silver and with maker's stamp. Royal Logistic Corps Womens General Service Medal A scarce example awarded to "W1032838 Pte K.R. Bissell RLC". Bearing the clasp "Northern Ireland" GC fine surface scratches W prefix to the regimental number indicating a female issue Royal Logistics Corps post 1993 band helmet plate. A good die-stamped example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreathand crossed axes and mounted with the Garter bearing Ordnance shield to the centre on red cloth backing. Scroll across the base of the star inscribed ?We Sustain? Two loops to centre, three to star. Royal Malta Artillery OR\'s bi-metal cap badge. A good King\'s Crown die-stamped example on slider. ROYAL MALTA ARTILLERY scarce Cloth Shoulder Title Red embroidered on navy. Royal Malta Artillery Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1889-97. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Crowned wreath of laurel and palm bearing strap inscribed ?Royal Malta Artillery?, a gun on the base of the wreath. Separate white metal Maltese cross on hatched ground to centre. Two loops to reverse (one an old lead soldered replacement). Royal Malta Militia cap badge c1903-21 Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned title circlet in oak oak sprays, ‘MDCCC’ below; white metal Maltese cross applied to centre. Long slider Royal Malta Militia OR's Victorian cap badge. Worn 1889-1903 Fixing: Loops Condition: GC Royal Marine Artillery & Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer\'s central cap badge Globe circa 1880-1922.. A fine scarce die-stamped silver example, the Continents highlighted in gilt. Reverse with screw post and retaining tube. Royal Marine Artillery 1914 Star, Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Group of Five. Awarded to ?RMA 6100 GR C.H. Baker?. Comprising: 1914 Star ?RMA 6100 Gunner C.H. Baker R.M. Brigade?, British War Medal, Victory Medal, ?RMA Gr?, Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Admiral Bust) ?RMA 6100 (B616) C.H. Baker GR RFR?, Imperial Service Medal (GVR Crowned head) ?Charles Henry Baker?. GC Medals loose. Charles Henry Baker was born at Hampstead in 1896. He joined the Royal Marines in May 1897 and was appointed Gunner in 1905. After nine years service he transferred to the Royal Fleet Reserve and was recalled to the Colours on the 2nd August 1914. He originally embarked to France with the RMA Headquarters and later transferred to the 6th Howitzer Brigade. He remained in France throughout the war and was granted home leave on two occasions. He married in 1918 and was discharged the following year. Settling down in Epsom Surrey he worked as a postman and his devotion to this duty was rewarded in 1936 when he was awarded the Imperial Service Medal. Royal Marine Artillery Bullion and gilt Officer's Cap Badge. A good example of the two part cap badge. The gilt cannon barrels retaining loops. Minor moth nips. Royal Marine Artillery China 1900 Medal. A good example awarded to \"W. Rowbotham Gunnr RMA HMS Goliath\" GC. William Rowbotham enlisted into the RMA in 1898. Royal Marine Artillery Long Service group of four. Awarded to ?RMA 9287 Gnr. A.C. Hawton? The rank of Gunner throughout the group. GC. Royal Marine Artillery post 1855 Victorian Officer?s sabretache. A splendid rare example, the dark blue melton cloth face edged with gold lace of regimental pattern; scarlet outer border. The centre, rich with heavily embroidered bullion Royal Crest surmounting laurel wreath in which rests the Globe surmounted by a padded crimson velvet honour scroll \"Gibraltar\". Below the wreath, crossed cannon in fire gilt mounted over floral ended bi-part padded crimson velvet scroll bearing Corps motto \"Per Mare Per Terram\". Complete with three ?D? shaped suspension rings and red Morocco pocket to reverse ... Accompanied by its original velvet lined red Morocco foul weather cover. Minor storage wear, bullion a little dull otherwise excellent. RMA formed in 1855. Royal Marine Artillery pre 1922 brass cap badge Good die-stamped issue on loops Royal Marine Artillery pre 1922 brass cap badge. Good die-stamped flaming grenade on loops. Royal Marine Artillery Victorian Vesta case. Good rare plated example with some wear. Royal Marine Division formation sign. Yellow trident embroidered on inverted red felt triangke. Condition: VGC Royal Marine Light Infantry / RM Plymouth Division Band helmet plate circa 1919-52. A good die-stamped brass example on loops.. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath with scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? to the top and fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a strap inscribed ?Per Mare Per Terram?. To the centre, a globe in relief. Silvered Prince of Wales?s plumes mounted over the crown. Royal Marine Light Infantry Colour Sergeant\'s Bullion Embroidered Rank Badge. A good scarce large 1902-22 example. Some moth to pile of scralet cloth otherwise good condition. Merged with Royal Marine Artillery in 1923. Royal Marine Light Infantry Egypt Medal. A good undated example awarded to ?C.W. Barrett Pte. RMLI?. GC Very little contact marks. Impressed naming. Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer's Bronze OSD Two Part Cap Badge circa 1902-23.. A fine and scarce example, both parts on blades. RMLI & RMA merged in 1923. Royal Marine Light Infantry Officers WW1 OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A fine two part example, Both Royal Crest and Globe and Laurels have two blades to reverse. Royal Marine Light Infantry OR?s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good die-stamped brass example of universal crownedstar pattern bearing laurel wreath with scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? to the top and fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Per Mare Per Terram?; to the centre, the globe in relief. Beneath the anchor, a strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. Highpoints of Globe polished, top pearl on cross absent. GC (KK 1092) Royal Marine Light Infantry pre 1923 cap badge, unusually on a slider. A good die-stamped brass example on slider, perhaps for pagri use. Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian glengarry badge. A good OR?s die-stamped brass three piece example. Globe within a laurel wreath, strung bugle above. Complete with all loops. Very good condition. (KK 1094) Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A scarce example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath with scroll above inscribed ?Gibraltar?; fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a pierced strap inscribed ?Per mare per terram? on blue enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief. Beneath the anchor, an applied strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. Gilt worn, enamel AF. (KK 1091) Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian OR?s shako plate circa 1866-78. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Crowned star bearing laurel wreath surmounted by a scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? and bearing a fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Per Mare Per Terram? with Globe to centre. Beneath the anchor, a strung bugle. Verdigris to reverse otherwise VGC. (KK 1090) Royal Marine Light Infantry WW1 Long Service Group. Awarded to PO10938 Private Charles Spillett RMLI. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?Pte RMLI?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte RMLI?, Royal Navy Long service & Good Conduct Medal (Admiral Bust) ?Pte RMLI? Medals loose GC. Please note initial to the Star is ?G?. GC Private Charles Spillett enlisted on the 30th July 1900 Portsmounth Division Royal Marine Light Infantry WW1 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Royal Marine Light Infanty WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass issue on loops. Some service wear Royal Marine Police white metal cap badge circa 1922-49 A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Slight service wear. (KK 2102) Royal Marine Police white metal cap badge circa 1922-49.Formed in 1922; became part of the Admiralty Constabulary in 1949. Royal Marine Police white metal cap badge circa 1922-49. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Formed in 1922; became part of the Admiralty Constabulary in 1949. Royal Marines 'Northern Ireland" blackened anodised beret badge. A good early anodised rather than "staybrite" example on loops Royal Marines ?Martinique? Naval General Service Medal. A fine and scarce example with clasp ?Martinique? awarded to ?John Rogers.?. Complete with buckle suspender. GC. John Rodgers is Confirmed on roll, serving as a Royal Marine aboard HMS Neptune, Rear Admiral Cochrane?s flagship. The medal is last recorded sold at Spink 1987. Royal Marines Bandsman Pouch & Badge. A good example of white buff leather, complete with brass Kings Crown pouch badge. Minor wear GC. Royal Marines Campaign Service Medal ?Borneo? Awarded to ?RM 14500 I R Barnes MNE RM? Mounted as originally worn Royal Marines Campaign Service Medal, clasp South Arabia Awarded to "RM 24256 D. Mc Court MNE RM". Mounted for wearing as a single medal. Marine David Mc Court died in April 1988 after leaving the "Royals". He was a heavy plant driver and was killed when his road roller slipped down an embankment near Plymouth Royal Marines CSM Awarded to "RM 24256 D. Mc Court MNE RM". Mounted for wearing as a single medal. Marine David Mc Court died in April 1988 after leaving the "Royals". He was a heavy plant driver and was killed when his road roller slipped down an embankment near Plymouth Royal Marines dark blue WW2 plastic economy cap badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall A very good example on blades. (KK 2246) Royal Marines dark blue WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Made by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. GC Worn by POIX 2970 Corporal Thomas Janes Griffin, 45 Commando Royal Marines. Royal Marines Long Service Group of Three Medals. Awarded to MNE M.J. MORT PO253747 RM. Comprising: Campaign Service Medal, clasp Northern Ireland, UN Cyprus Medal, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Mounted as worn. Royal Marines maker marked bronze cap badges and pair of collars. All on loops. Cap by JR Gaunt, London; collars by Buttons Ltd. Birmingham Royal Marines Middle/Far East Slip on Shoulder Title A good example with remains of paper glued to reverse. Royal Marines Naval General Service Medal & Korea Medal Pair. Awarded to RM.7563 W.B. Harra MNE RM. Comprising: Naval General Service Medal (Malaya), Korea Medal. Medals loose few edge knocks GC. Royal Marines Officer's Two Part Officer's King's Crown Cap Badge. A fine silver and gilt example on loops. ROYAL MARINES pair of battledress shoulder titles. Good scarce Cash\'s name tape pattern removed from uniform. Royal Marines pair of bullion collar badges. Condition: Removed from uniform. Lines of longitude and latitude slightly AF Royal Marines pair of Officer's collar badges. A fine post war pair. Silvered globes within gilt wreaths, the continents highlighted in gilt. Excellent. Royal Marines post 1905 Officer?s helmet plate. A fine gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? applied to the top and fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a pierced strap inscribed ?Per mare per terram? on blue enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief. Three loops to reverse. Some wear to gilt. Good Condition (KK 1099) Royal Marines post 1953 Officer?s helmet plate. A very fine gilt example on loops. Crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? applied to the top and fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a pierced strap inscribed ?Per Mare Per Terram? on blue enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief, the Continents highlighted in gilt. (KK 2096) Royal Marines Post WW2 Full Dress Pith Helmet. A good example of the Wolseley pattern, retaining King?s Crown brass helmet plate and ball pattern finial to the crown. Complete with leather sweatband. Chin chain absent. GC clean condition. Royal Marines scarce WW2 dark blue plastic economy cap badge. A very good example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Complete with blades VGC. Royal Marines School of Music OR?s cap badge . A good die struck example, retaining both loops. GC. Royal Marines School of Music scarce NCO?s gilt cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. VGC Royal Marines Training Centre formation sign. Yellow seahorse superimposed on blue disk embroidered on inverted red felt triangle. Moth hole on right edge. GC Royal Marines Two Clasp Campaign Service Medal. Awarded to RM 21219 J. Rhodes Mne RM. Bearing the clasps Borneo South Arabia. Clasp unofficially attached. Originally mounted as worn with pin. Good Condition. Royal Marines two part WW2 period Officer's cap badge. A good example on loops. Die-cast gilt Royal Crest above separate gilt laurel wreath with applied silver globe. Overall service wear. Royal Marines Victorian Officer?s shako plate circa 1866-78. A very fine and scarce example. Gilt crowned star mounted with a laurel wreath surmounted by a scroll inscribed ?Gibraltar? and bearing a gilt fouled anchor to the junction below. Pierced strap ?Per Mare Per Terram? on blue ground (originally enamel, replaced with blue card). To the centre, a silver globe in relief (fitted upside-down), the Continents picked out in gilt. Two loops to reverse, both pinched, one a replacement. Minor split between crown arch and orb otherwise VGC. (KK 1089) This is the actual piece photographed as No. 1089 in ?Head-dress Badges of the British Army?. Royal Marines WW2 1945 dated beret. A good dark blue leather bound by Kangol dated 1945. Complete with red tombstone felt backing and brass badge. Royal Middlesex Rifles pre 1883 Officer?s glengarry badge. A very fine and scarce blackened brass example. Within a Crowned strap inscribed ?Royal Middlesex Rifles?, a strung bugle set on a black velvet ground. Four loops to reverse. VGC <1>Raised at Uxbridge 1778 as West Middlesex Militia; after various changes in title redesignated 2nd or Edmonton Royal Rifle Regiment of Middlesex Militia 7th March 1853; became 7th Bn. KRRC on Friday 1st July 1881. Royal Military Academy Woolwich OSD bronze cap badge circa 1902-47. Die-stamped. Two pairs of blades to reverse. Good condition. Royal Artillery and Royal Engineer Officers were trained at Woolwich. Others trained at RMC Sandhurst. RMC Sandhurst amalgamated with RMA Woolwich in 1947. Royal Military College Sandhurst Officer Cagdet cap badge c1911-36, Good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Royal Military College, Sandhurst Instructional Staff very scarce brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped ?RMC? cypher, finished so as to appear bullion wire. Slider to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1071) The Royal Military College was founded in 1802 at Remnantz, Great Marlow by the visionary cavalry officer, John Gaspard Le Marchant (1766-1812) for which, in 1804, he received the personal thanks from George III who said ?The country is greatly indebted to you?. In 1795, in collaboration with the Birmingham sword cutler Henry Osborn, he had designed a new cavalry sabre, which was adopted for the light cavalry and much feared by the French. In 1796 he produced the much celebrated ?The Rules and Regulations of the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry? which was instantly adopted by the British Army as its official manual. Le Marchant was later promoted Major-General and tragically killed leading the perfect cavalry charge at Salamanca. In 1812, the College moved to its present home at Sandhurst. Royal Military Police Captain's Battle-Dress Blouse. A good scarce 1949 pattern dated 1952 bearing three red backed rank stars on each epaulette. RMP embroidered title on each arm with embroidered Cyprus formation sign below. Wearer's left shoulder with RMP black / red lanyard. Prices Tailors Ltd linen issue label (Size 10) and ink WD stamp. One or two moth speck, generally excellent clean condition. Royal Military Police EIIR Officer's cap badge. A fine die-cast silver plated example on long loops. Royal Military Police EIIR Officer's Silvered Cap Badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Royal Military Police GVIR cap badge c1945-52. Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned GVIR cypher in laurel sprays resting on title scroll. Slider Royal Military Police Silver Plated Cap Badge. A good Elizabeth II period example, retaining loops to the reverse. GC Royal Military Police Territorial Efficiency Medal A scarce example awarded to 5620971 Pte C.A.Back RMP. GC small official correction to number Royal Military School of Music cap badge circa 1907-52. Good scarce die-cast brass crowned RMSM cypher on slider. Kneller Hall established March 1857, granted Royal in 1887. Cap badge taken into use 10th October 1907. Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) bi-metal cap badge by J.R. Gaunt London A pristine die-stamped example on named slider.(KK 1945) Royal Munster Fusiliers OSD Bronze Cap / Collar Badge circa 1902-22.. A good die-cast example on loops. Flaming grenade, the ball inscribed "Royal Munster" and mounted with Tiger. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. Royal Munster Fusiliers post 1881 Officer?s fur cap grenade A very fine example worn on the bearskin cap. Rich gilt flaming grenade, the ball mounted with a deep wreath of laurel intertwined with scrolls bearing the battle honours of the Regiment. Within the wreath, the Arms of the Province of Munster viz. a silver shield mounted with three gilt crowns. On the junction of the wreath, a scroll in silver inscribed ?Royal Munster?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two loops and a pair of wires. VGC (KK 941) Royal Munster Fusiliers post 1881 OR?s fur cap grenade. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing the Arms of the Province of Munster within a laurel wreath. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 957) Royal Munster Fusiliers scarce Officer?s waist belt clasp 1881-1902. A fine silver and gilt example of special pattern. Burnished gilt circular plate mounted with a silver deep laurel wreath entwined with a silver scroll bearing the battle honours of the Regiment and inscribed ?Royal Munster? at the base. Within the wreath, a gilt flaming grenade; mounted on the ball, the Royal Tiger in silver. Oak leaf ends. Minor service wear, generally good condition (Ryan 238) Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 brass economy cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. Very slight wear on Tiger's fur. Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 cap badge Good scarce die-stamped example on slider Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 701) Disbanded 31st July, 1922 Royal Munster Fusiliers WWI 1916 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining original slider GC Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) Armoured Car Squadron WW1 bronze badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 1160) Royal Naval Air Service winged ''A'' RNAS shoulder board badge. A fine rare small die-cast gilt example on wires. Royal Naval Air Service winged ?A? RNAS shoulder board badge. A fine rare die-cast gilt example on two wires (one now absent). Worn to the shoulder boards of the greatcoat by Officers attached to the RNAS; discontinued upon the creation of the RAF on the 1st April 1918. Royal Naval Air Service winged ?A? RNAS shoulder board badge. A fine rare die-cast gilt example on two wires (one now absent). Worn to the shoulder boards of the greatcoat by Officers attached to the RNAS; discontinued upon the creation of the RAF on the 1st April 1918. Royal Naval Air Service WWI Engineer?s RNAS sleeve badge. A good unusual "tombstone" shape bullion embroidered eagle with propeller below on navy blue melton cloth ground. GC. Royal Naval Air Service WWI Engineer?s RNAS sleeve badge. A good quality scarce red embroidered eagle with propeller below on navy blue melton cloth ground. Embrodered with fine detail to the eagle. Minor age wear GC clean condition. Royal Naval Auxiliary Service cap badge c1963-94 Good gilt and enamelled example on loops. some service wear Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Chief Petty Officer?s cap badge. A good bronzed brass example unusually with slider added (probably for use with a trench cap ), one of original blades remain. Near VGC (KK 1159) Royal Naval Division scarce 1915-18 Chief Petty Officer?s cap badge. Die-stamped bronzed brass example with two blades to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1159) Royal Naval Division scarce 1915-18 Officer's bronze cap badge. Crudely cast example. Blades replaced with brooch pin Condition: GC Royal Naval Division WW1 RND OSD cap badge circa 1915-18. A good scarce die-stamped bronze example. (KK 1158) Royal Naval Division WW1 scarce rank badge. Blue fouled anchor embroidered on khaki. Slightly faded. Removed from uniform Royal Naval Reserve ?Skippers? Group of three. A scarce ranked group. Comprising: 1914.15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to ?WSA 1113 A.Hughes Skr R.N.R.? Near VGC Andrew Hughes was appointed to the rank of Skipper in February 1915. Royal Naval Reserve Deck Hand British War Medal. This example awarded to \"12838 D.A. W.R. Tart D.H. RNR\". GC. Royal Naval Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal A good 1949-1952 period example awarded to ?9760 E.V. B.D. Nudd Engn RNR? GC. Royal Naval School, OTC very rare cap badge circa 1908-10. Fine short-lived die -stamped brass example on slider. Crowned shield on ?Esto Perpetua? scroll; shield bears entwined fish with trident between. Founded in 1833 at Camberwell, moved to Mottingham 1889.; closed in 1910. Building now occupied by Eltham College. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve WWI Officer?s bullion cap badge. Many Royal Naval Division Officers were RNVR Officers and this pattern of cap badge was worn until the introduction of the bronze version in 1916. VGC Royal Navy / Royal Marines School of Music OR?s cap badge . A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Royal Navy 2 x Victorian Rating\'s gilt buttons circa 1888-1901.. Fine rare examples by Firmin & Sons Ld, London. Crowned fouled anchor on lined grounf with plain rin (Officers had roped rim). Shanks to reverse. Royal Navy Air Engine Mechanic (W) Petty Officer's sealed pattern arm badge. Gold wire embroidered example dated 2-7-1980 Royal Navy Boer War / Boxer Rebellion 1900 Pattern Boarding Cutlass. A good scarce example of the Enfield pattern cutlass. Straight single edged blade with issue stamps, indicating 1900 with a further inspection date of 1902. The hilt with solid guard and two piece leather grips. Complete with leather and steel mounted scabbard, this again with issue stamps. Overall GC slight surface rusting to guard. Royal Navy Boer War WW1 Group of Four. Awarded to ?187157 H. Miller AB RN?. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal ?187157 H. Miller Ord Sean HMS Powerful ?, 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?187157 AB RN?. Medals loose GC. Royal Navy Boer War WW1 Group of Four. Awarded to ?187157 H. Miller AB RN?. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal ?187157 H. Miller Ord Sean HMS Powerful ?, 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?187157 AB RN?. Medals loose GC. At the time of the award of the Great War Medals he was serving on board HMS Erin a Dreadnought Class Battleship. Royal Navy Campaign Service Medal clasp Northern Ireland Awarded to 097274 J. Doyle RO2 RN. Slight Edge Bruise GC. Royal Navy Campaign Service Medal Malay Peninsula Awarded to 079110 D.G. Rose RO3 RN Good Condition one edge knock. GC Royal Navy Campaign Service Medal, with two Clasps. Awarded to 053569 H.B.D. Warner AB RN. Bearing the clasps Borneo and South Arabia. GC Second clasp loose, with pin for wearing. GC. Royal Navy Chaplain?s cap badge. Post 1953 Condition: VGC Royal Navy Chaplains Department Officers Cap. A scarce example, to the front o the cap the special pattern Chaplains Cap Badge. The cap with simulated leather peak and fitted with white plastic cover. Complete with leather sweatband to the interior. Some service wear. GC. Royal Navy China Medal 1900 HMS Dido This example was awarded to A.J. Rimer ORD HMS Dido. GC. Royal Navy Cold War Period Captain's Cap. A good large size example tailored by Gieves of London (Label to the interior). Complete with early EIIR bullion cap badge and white plastic cover. The interior with leather sweatband. GC some service wear. Royal Navy Cold War Period Officers Small Size Bullion Cap Badge. A scarce early Elizabeth II example. Has been worn small moth nips to the edge. GC. Royal Navy Comando Badge Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Aircraft Handler\'s 1991 Gulf Medal A good example awarded to \"LA (AH) G. Vauughan D184965H RN\" GC Rank Leading Airman (Aircraft Handler) Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Aircrewman?s sleeve wing. Red embroidered on navy. Introduced September 1942 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Aircrewman?s sleeve wing. Red embroidered on navy. Introduced September 1942 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Aircrewman?s sleeve wing. Red embroidered on navy. Introduced September 1942 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm bullion Pilots Wings. A good pair with some service wear Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Fast Jet Observers Cold War Log Book. A rare example compiled by Lt Cdr N. Knight-Evans an Observer flying in Sea Vixen Aircraft off the Aircraft Carrier HMS Ark Royal. The two bound logs cover the period 2nd July 1964 until July 1970. GC. the log records a tour of duty with 890 Squadron then serving on board HMS Ark Royal in the Far East during this time the Squadron was deployed to RAF Changi. where it was engaged in long Range air strikes to North Borneo against the Indonesian Confrontation of Malaysia.Other units served with include 766, 892, Squadrons. Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm WW2 period Aircrewman\'s badge A fine red on navy example removed from a uniform. Royal Navy HMS Achilles Egypt 1882 Medal. Awarded to F. Wyatt Cooprs Crew H.M.S. Achilles. Royal Navy HMS Swiftsure Naval General Service Medal"Persian Gulf 1909-1914" Awarded to M4376 W.J. Fryatt CK Mte HMS Swiftsure. Heavy edge contact marks,. GC William James Fryatt was born in 1893 his civilian trade being Kitchen Lad, on enlistment on the 9th April 1912. He joined HMS Swiftsure a year later and served during the Great War. His record shows that on the 1st August 1923 he was Invalided out of the service. Royal Navy HMS Vivid (1891-1912) Ratings Cap Tally. A scarce full length example. Length 48 inches. HMS Vivid was an iron screw yacht purchased from civilian service in 1891, where she had been named SS Capercailzie. She became the Devonport base ship and flagship in 1893 and was also used as the yacht for the Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth and was sold in 1912, later being wrecked in 1913. Royal Navy Korea Medal Pair. Comprising: Queen's Korea Medal and UN Korea Medal awarded to C/SSX.840822 R. Newton AB RN. GC. Royal Navy Korea Pair of Medals. Comprising: Queen?s Korea Medal and UN Korea Medal awarded to ?L/SFX 886723 H.P. King NA1 RN? GC Official Correction to number Royal Navy Korea War Medal. A good example awarded to "P/SSX 874705 H.C. Vine AB RN" GC Royal Navy Korean War Pair of Medals. A good pair awarded to \"D/JX. 160537 D.C. Lean PO RN\". GC. Royal Navy Korean War Pair of Medals. A good pair awarded to ?D/MX 729658 R. Paynter R.P.O. R.N.? . GC. Royal Navy Mine Clearance Service arm badge. A good large die-stamped white metal example on loops (bent). Introduced in 1918 Royal Navy Mine Clearance Service arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Introduced in 1918 Royal Navy Mine Clearance Service Cuff badge c1918 A scarce original large die-stamped silvered example depicting a floating mine within a Crowned wreath. Good condition, complete with both original loop fittings, backing plate and split pin, minor service wear to central highpoints. Height 82mm. Formed at the end of the First World War. Royal Navy Motor Boat Reserve WW1 Chief Motor Mechanic?s rank badge. A very scarce 1916-18 bullion on navy example. GC. Raised in 1914 and disbanded at the end of the War. Royal Navy Motor Boat Reserve WW1 Chief Motor Mechanic?s rank badge. A very scarce 1916-18 bullion on navy example. Removed from uniform, edges tatty Royal Navy Naval General Service Medal ?Palestine 1936-1939? Awarded to ?KX.91219 L. Finnon Sto 1 RN?. GC, small edge knocks Royal Navy Naval General Service Medal Clasp Awarded to C/JX 65739 A Carpenter AB RN. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, War Medal, Naval General Service Medal. Medals loose, last with edge knocks. GC. Royal Navy Naval General Service Medal Clasp Near East. A good example, remaining with pin as originally worn and contained in original forwarding box. Awarded to P/J934456 A.G.A Westwick AB RN GC. Royal Navy Naval General Service Medal with Clasp Near East with box of issue. A scarce complete grouping. NGS awarded to C/J958823 F.G. Erlam Ord RN. Complete with original forwarding box, with ink name, Admiralty forwarding letter, Registered envelope with an Eastbourne address. VGC. Royal Navy Naval General Service Medal, clasp ?Palestine 1945-48? A good example awarded to ?C/JX198534 S. Parker AB RN? GC. Official correction to ?N?. Royal Navy Officer\'s Cap Badge & Band. A good Elizabeth II period bullion example, retaining mohair cap band. GC. Royal Navy Officer\'s post 1953 beret badge Fine silver plate, gilt and red velvet example on loops ROYAL NAVY pair of painted shoulder titles Removed from uniform Royal Navy Pattern Miniature Medal Ribbon Bar. For the 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal, War Medal. With original pin fitting. Royal Navy QARNNS Nursing Officer's sealed pattern shoulder slide. Good scarce embroidered example dated 24-6-1983 Royal Navy Queens Korea Medal. Awarded to P/SSX883004 P.J. Langridge ORD SMN RN GC. Royal Navy Rare Air Operations Iraq Campaign Service Medal Pair. This scarce pair were awarded to Under water Specialist A.C. Nobes. Comprising: Campaign Service Medal, clasp Air Operations Iraq (OM (UW)2 A.C. Nobes D247837S RN), Iraq Medal (OM (W) 1 RN). The group remains mounted as originally worn. GC. Royal Navy rare Victorian Gunnery / Torpedo Instructer's rank badge circa 1885-90. Red embroidered crown and star over oak wreath in which rested crossed Torpedo and Cannon. Some mothing Royal Navy rare WW1 non-executive Officer's cap badge with GILT anchor A good example removed from cap Royal Navy rare WW1 non-executive Officer's cap badge with GILT anchor A good padded bullion example removed from cap Royal Navy Ships Corporal HMS Bonaventure. A good example with scarce rank awarded to A.J. McGonigle SH Cpl 1 CL HMS Bonaventure. GC. Royal Navy Trafalgar period Captain?s or Commander?s gilt coatee button. A fine and scarce small flat back gilt on copper example by Hammd Turner & Dickinson as worn at the Battle of Trafalgar. Shank to reverse. VGC Circa 1795-1812 Royal Navy Two Clasp Campaign Service Medal & LS&GC Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?MX 924472 J.A. Strand PO CA?, who served on the Frigate HMS Murray. Comprising: Campaign Service Medal, two clasps ?Borneo?, ?Malay Peninsula? (Second clasp loose) ?A/PO SA (V) RN Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal ?PO CA HMS Murray?. Medals mounted as originally worn. HMS Murray (F91) was a Blackmoor Class Frigate. Royal Navy Unusual Rank Egypt 1882 Medal HMS Northumberland. A good example awarded to C Mattocks Tailor HMS Northumberland. Very little contact wear, few edge knocks. GC. Medal rolls confirms the rank. Royal Navy Victorian 1st class Petty Officer?s rank badge. A very scarce bullion on navy example introduced in 1853 comprising a Crown over crossed fouled anchors. Separate pair of gold lace good conduct chevrons sewn to badge. Some moth but generally of fine appearance. Royal Navy Victorian Seaman 1st Class if Captain of Gun's trade / rank badge. Gun barrel with star above and below in bullion on navy melton cloth. Removed from uniform. GC Introduced in 1890, Royal Navy WRNR Radio Operater (Tactical) Petty Officer's arm badge. Wrens blue embroidered on navy dated 15-11-1990 Royal Navy WW1 medical orderley / RND stretcher bearer cloth armbadge, Scarce example. Removed for uniform, some wear Royal Navy WW2 Pattern Lieutenant Commander Shoulder Rank. A good clean matching pair tailored by Gieves. Complete with buttons and laces. Royal Navy Youth Entry Badge A good scarce red on navy silk embroidered example. Removed from uniform Royal Navy, Rear Admiral\'s shoulder boards A scarce post 1902 pair with dark blue backing cloth to the underside. Bullion remains good. Both complete with gilt Flag Officer\'s button Royal Navy. Naval Police arm badge circa 1902-19. Red crown flanked by NP Royal Navy. Naval Police bullion arm badge circa 1902-19. A fine scarce example. Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service WW2 brevet/wing Good scarce issue worn by an Air Telegraphist / Gunner. Gilt brass winged circle bearing T / MS on blue enamel ground. No maker’s mark but of obvious English manufacture. Pin back Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service WW2 Radio Operator/Air Gunner brevet. Good scarce winged blue enamel rope edges disc bearing TS. Pin back. Royal New Zealand Air Force brass cap badge circa 1934-52. A good die-stamped brass example on loops; slight service wear. Following WW1, the New Zealand Permanent Air Force was established 14th June, 1923; NZPAF redesignated Royal New Zealand Air Force in 1934; became an independent service in 1937. Royal New Zealand Air Force WW2 Flight Engineer?s metal brevet. Scarce die-stamped oxidised example on small loops by M & K. W.. Royal New Zealand Air Force WW2 Navigator's brevet. Aluminium Maker: M & K. W. (Mayer & Kean of Wellington). Fixing: Loops converted to brooch pin Condition: VGC Royal New Zealand Air Force WW2 period OR?s cap badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Touch of verdigris to reverse. Royal New Zealand Air Force WW2 pilot\'s wings. Fine scarce padded pair. Royal Norfolk Regiment 1922 Pattern Warrant Officer 2 Tunic. A good original badged example, retaining Royal Norfolk shoulder titles, Infantry Bar of service badge, brass rank crowns, Regimental collar badges and buttons. Overall good clean condition, one or two small moth holes not effecting the overall appearance. Royal Norfolk Regiment Korean War Pair of Medals Awarded to 22425838 Pte J.J. Pugh R. Norfolk. Comprising: Queen?s Korea Medal, UN Korea Medal. GC. Royal Norfolk Regiment Pair of Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good matching pair of black embroidered on yellow. Removed from unifor, Royal Norfolk Regiment WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped brassl example on slider. Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Korea / Kenya group of 3 medals. Awarded to 22538601 Fus. S. Hancock. R.N.F. Korea Medal. UN Korea Medal and Africa General Service Medal with "Kenya" clasp. a little polishing. GC Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Korea / Kenya group of 3 medals. Awarded to 22538601 Fus. S. Hancock. R.N.F. Korea Medal. UN Korea Medal and Africa General Service Medal with "Kenya" clasp. a little polishing. GC Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Korea / Kenya group of 3 medals. Awarded to 22538601 Fus. S. Hancock. R.N.F. Korea Medal. UN Korea Medal and Africa General Service Medal with "Kenya" clasp. a little polishing. GC Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Korea War Medal A good example awarded to ?4273334 Cpl R Darling R.N.F?. GC Royal Observer Corps Badge. A good clean King's Crown embroidered example. GC Royal Observer Corps blue Spitfire proficiency badge. A good embroidered example awarded for Master Pass grade Royal Observer Corps Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Awarded to Chief Observer C.H. Dowson. GC mounted as originally worn Royal Observer Corps Long Service & Good Conduct Pair of Medals. Comprising: Defence Medal and Observer Corps Long Service Medal. Awarded to Observer V.K. Vann. Second Medal mounted as originally worn and contained in box of issue Royal Observer Corps Long Service and Bar group of medals. A fine set, mounted as worn, comprising 1919/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Royal Observer Corps Long Service Medal with bar awarded to OBSERVER F.W. SHEARN. Royal Observer Corps WW2 Leading Observer's printed rank badge Royal Ordnance Factory Home Guard Printed Cloth arm badge. Crossed shell and bomb printed on blue square. Golden yellow lettering ROF with scroll ?Front Line Duty? superimposed on the shell and bomb. RFU, GC Royal Pioneer Corps Officer's Silvered Cap Badge Good die-cast example on loops. Formed 17 October, 1939 as Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps; redesignated Pioneer Corps 22 November, 1940; granted Royal status 28 November, 1946 for war services. ROYAL PIONEER CORPS pair of cloth shoulder tites. A good pair with green embroidered lettering. Removed friom uniform. Royal Pioneer Corps Post 1953 Brass Beret Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. Royal Regiment of Artillery OR?s bell-top shako plate circa 1839-46. A fine and rare other ranks die-stamped brass example. Crowned elongated star bearing gun over ?Ubique? scroll below. Two large loop fasteners to reverse. VGC (KK 801A) Royal Regiment of Fusiliers blazer badge Condition: VGC Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Drummer's full dress fur cap grenade. A good scarce post 1968 example on flat loops. Large gilt flaming grenade with crown on the neck. Silver plated laural wreath with St. George and the Dragon mounted on the ball. Royal Regiment of Fusiliers gilt senior NCO Drummer's fur cap grenade Fine scarce die-stamped rich gilt example on two loops. Crowned laurel sprays bearing St. George and Dragon to centre. Royal Regiment of Gloucester & Hampshire Officer?s cap badge. A fine scarce 1969-70 pattern example on loops Proposed merger of the two regiments in 1969 but dropped in 1970 on change of Government Royal Scots Casualty Queen?s South Africa Medal Awarded to ?7336 Pte. A. Raeburn Royal Scots? Bearing the Clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal? GC Died at Kroonstadt 17th January 1901 Royal Scots Fusilers scarce anodised glengarry badge circa 1953-59 only. A good on loops 1959 amalgamated with HLI to form The Royal Highland Fusiliers. Royal Scots Fusiliers anodised glengarry badge circa 1953-59 Good scarce gold coloured flaming grenade bearing Royal Arms. Loop a little pinched Royal Scots Fusiliers General Service Medal clasp ?Palestine? Royal Scots Fusiliers General Service Medal clasp ?Palestine? A good example awarded to ?3128465 Fsr H.J. Knowles R.S. Fus?. GC. Royal Scots Fusiliers VB OR?s white metal field service cap badge. A good white metal example, complete with slider. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No.65 Royal Scots Fusiliers Victorian brass glengarry badge circa 1881-1901. A fine die-stamped example. Two loops (toned to black) to reverse. Slight polishing to central highpoints, generally very good condition Royal Scots Fusiliers Victorian Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1881-1901. A good burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver crowned circlet inscribed ?Nemo me impune lacesset? with the Thistle to centre; below the circlet a scroll inscribed ?Royal Scots Fusiliers? with ?1678? below. Reverse retains original fixings, comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Some wear to gilt, generally GC Royal Scots Fusiliers Victorian OR's Glengarry Badge circa 1881-1901. A good die-stamped brass example on loops Royal Scots Fusiliers Victorian Scottish glengarry badge circa 1881-1901. A good die-stamped brass on loops.48. (KK 619) Royal Scots Greys bandsman?s grenade. A fine gilded brass post War example on broad ?folded over? slider. (KK 1889) Royal Scots Greys Boer War 1899 hallmarked silver NCO?s arm badge. A fine die-stamped hollow example by MB bearing Birmingham hallmark. Eagle resting on tablet inscribed ?Waterloo?; flat backplate bearing pin fitting. The eagle is borne by the Regiment to commemorate Sgt Charles Ewart of the Royal Scots Greys who captured the French standard of the 45th Veteran Regiment of the Line at Waterloo. Royal Scots Greys Staff Officer's Regimental Pattern Attributed Servicedress Cap This example was worn by Colonel L.H. Lee CBE (later Brigadier). The service dress cap with the regimental distinction of black piping to the welt of the crown. Complete with Royal Crest bullion cap badge. GC some service wear. The cap is accompanied by the original Herbert Johnson hat box. This with address label and dated 1967. Brigadier Sir (Leonard) Henry Lee CBE was born 21st April 1914; educated at Portsmouth Grammar School and Southampton University. Commissioned into the Royal Scots Greys he served with the BEF in France, later served in NW Europe (MID 1945). He was Chief of Intelligence to Director of Operation in Malaya, 1957?60; then Military Attach? to Saigon until 1964. Chief of Intelligence, Allied Forces Central Europe from 1966 until his retirement in 1969. The following year he became Deputy Director of the Conservative Board of Finance until 1992. OBE 1960, CBE, LG 13th June 1964; Knighthood, LG 13th June 1983. Died 13th December 2008 at Dorking. Royal Scots Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A very fine late example comprising a burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Star of the Order of the Thistle with central gilt motto and Thistle set on a green translucent enamel ground; below the star, a scroll inscribed ?The Royal Scots?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. VGC Royal Scots Officer?s shoulder belt plate. Fine modern example in silver plate, gilt and green translucent enamel. (reverse engraved STG 94). Two studs and hooks to the reverse. VGC minor wear. Royal Scots post 1953 Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A good example by T.E. with fleur-de-lis trademark. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silvered Star of the Order of the Thistle with central gilt motto and Thistle (originally set on a green enamel ground, now absent). Below the star, a silvered scroll inscribed ?The Royal Scots?. Reverse with two hooks and two studs. ROYAL SCOTS pre 1921 white metal shoulder title. Good scarce die-cast issue on flat hexagonal loops. Royal Scots shoulder title by J.R. Gaunt, London. Good scarce die-cast white metal issue on loops Royal Scots WW1 gengarry badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on loops. Royal Scots WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge by A. Stanley & Sons Good scarce Thistle star with St. Andrew to centre on red insert; ‘THE ROYAL SCOTS’ scroll below. Brass blades to reverse which bears raised letter A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall Royal Scots WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. Generally VGC (KK 2208) Royal Signals / Farelf scarce cloth shoulder title. Locally made example; some moth Royal Signals Africa General Service Medal. Bearing the clasp ?Kenya?. Awarded to ?22997127 Sigmn T.H. Hepton R.Sigs\". GC. Royal Signals Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal A good example awarded to ?1854986 Cpl C. Petty R. Signals? Corporal Petty received the LS&GC Medal in 1926. He did not receive medals for WW1 service. Royal Signals General Service Medal clasp ?Palestine 1945-48? Awarded to ?14470891 Sigmn. D.C.R. Day. R.Sigs.?. GC Royal Signals GSM Northen Ireland, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Pair Awarded to 23878104 Sgt M J J Wickens R Signals. The pair are mounted as originally worn, the GSM shows the rank Cpl. GC Complete with issue box for the LS&GC and copy service papers. Sergeant Michael John James Wickens joined the Royal Signals in October 1961, he was trained as a Combat Radioman. Royal Signals No.1 Naval Line Unit late WW2 formation sign. Rare red crown over fouled anchor printed on white over blue cotton drill rectangle, cotton backed. Removed from uniform. Based at Singapore\'s Gillman Barracks Royal Signals Northern Ireland Cyprus Medal Pair. Awarded to 24447628 LCPL M Chimiczewski R. Signals. GC Mounted as originally worn Royal Signals Officer?s General Service Medal, clasp ?S.E. Asia 1945-46? Awarded to ?Capt E.D. Darricotte R.Sigs?. Near VGC. Captain Edward Draper Darricotte, was a graduate of the Liverpool College OTC, attaining the rank of Cadet Sergeant. He was commissioned into the 55th West Lancashire Divisional Signals in July 1934. He resigned his Commission in 1938. On the outbreak of WW2 he once again volunteered, in 1942 he held the rank of Lieutenant serving with the Border Regiment. At the end of WW2 he appears to have transferred back to the Royal Corps of Signals and served during the South East Asia campaign. He resigned his Commission 27th February 1948. He died in February 2008. Royal St. Lucia Police EIIR cap badge Chromed crowned laurel wreath which rests on tri-part title scroll. Blue enamel shield within. Two loops, one replaced. Royal Susse Regiment bi-metal cap badge Good example on slider. Slight service wear Royal Sussex Regiment anodised cap badge circa 1953-58 by Smith & Wright Ltd A good scarce example on slider. 1966 became 3rd Bn. The Queen?s Regiment Royal Sussex Regiment cap badge by Frederick Narborough Good die-stamped white metal Garter Star with Roussillon plume behind and curving forward over the top. Brass scroll beneath inscribed “The Royal Sussex Regt”. Slider stamped FN B'ham Royal Sussex Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31. A good example awarded to 6394676 PTE. M. LEVY. R. SUSS. R. Royal Sussex Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped brass example on four wire loops. Royal Sussex Regiment pagri badge. A fine scarce example of white serif letters embroidered on red felt worn on the Foreign Service helmet. Royal Sussex Regiment pagri badge. A fine scarce example of white serif letters embroidered on red felt worn on the Foreign Service helmet. Royal Sussex Regiment Silver & Enamel Cap Badge. A good example, retaining two loops. The reverse with clear stamp \"Sterling\" makers details of \"L&Co\" GC. Royal Sussex Regiment white metal cap badge. Good die-stamped example on loops. Royal Sussex Regiment WW1 all brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on a slider. Minor service wear. Economy badges introduced in 1916. Royal Sussex Regiment WW1/WW2 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slide. Centre slightly polished Royal Sussex Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades (some verdigris). Royal Swaziland Police cap badge. Good die-cast chrome and enamel issue on loops. Royal Tank Corps / Regiment scarce facing pair of Officer's collar badges. A fine scare pair each bearing a gilt crowned laurel wreath and motto with applied silver tank. Loops to reverse. Royal Tank Corps / Regiment scarce facing pair of Officer's collar badges. A fine scare pair on loops, each bearing a gilt crowned laurel wreath and motto with applied silver tank. Royal Tank Corps / Regiment scarce facing pair of Officer's collar badges. A fine scare pair on loops, each bearing a gilt crowned laurel wreath and motto with applied silver tank. Royal Tank Corps 11th Armoured Car Company Sun Helmet. A rare 1920's period example, of the Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. Tailored with nine fold pagri, this retaining original pagri cloth unit badge, the RTC colours with embroidered "11". To the front a regimental collar badge. Complete with early style interior of green and cream cloth, complete with leather sweatband and chinstrap. Some service wear and a few moth nips to the pagri badge, otherwise a very good untouched example. The style of the pagri and interior indicate this to be an early 1920's issue. Royal Tank Corps 1937-1939 Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A scarce example of the George VI Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal awarded to ?7870293 Sjt T. Barlow R. Tank C.? GC. Royal Tank Corps scarce 1924 OSD bronze beret badge. A fine rare backward facing tank example on blades. (KK 1922) Royal Tank Corps scarce OR?s 1924 beret badge. A good example with the tank pointing to the reverse. WM KC, slider (official conversian from loops). VGC (KK 1922). Royal Tank Regiment Campaign Service Medal, clasp ?Northern Ireland? Royal Tank Regiment Campaign Service Medal, clasp ?Northern Ireland? A good example awarded to ?24327391 Tpr A. Macdonald RTR?. GC. Royal Tank Regiment early WW2 cloth slip-on shoulder title Good black "RTR" serif letters embroidered on kharki. Cloth tape loop to reverse Royal Tank Regiment Officers Silvered Beret Badge by London Badge & Button Co.. A fine die-cast frosted silver-plate example on loops. Royal Tank Regiment post 1953 facing pair of Officer's collar badges. A fine die-cast gilt pair on loops each mounted with silvered tank. Royal Tank Regiment WW2 period beret badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Royal Tank Regiment WW2 printed arm badge. Good scarce issue removed from uniform Royal Tank Regiment WW2 silvered Officer's beret badge. A fine die-cast example with three loops to reverse. VGC Royal Ulster Constabulary EIIR cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened metal example on blades with red felt backing. Royal Ulster Rifles Officers 1927 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A very fine example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1927. Silver shamrock wreath bearing battle honours and surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed Quis Separabit Within the wreath, a Maid of Erin Harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed Egypt with a scroll inscribed South Africa 1899-1902? below. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with a scroll resting on the strings still inscribed Royal Irish Rifles. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. Fracture between wreath and Crown on one side otherwise VGC. Royal Ulster Rifles WW2 regimental formation sign Good scarce rectangle quartered with black and green. Removed from uniform Royal Ulster Rifles WW2 silver ?Airborne? beret badge. A fine scarce 1st Battalion (Airborne) WW2 Officer?s & WO?s cap badge. Crowned Maid of Erin Harp, across the centre, a scroll inscribed ?Royal Ulster Rifles?. Two loops to reverse which is impressed ?STERLING SILVER?. VGC 1st Battalion RUR formed part of 1st Airlanding Brigade 1941-1943; 1943-1945 part 6th Airlanding Brigade under 6th Airborne Division and were engaged at Arnhem. ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE Bullion Shoulder Title A fine unusual example overseas made example. Several Battalions served in Burma during WW2 and later in Korea Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers scarce Officers Side Cap by Herbert Johnson circa 1968. A fine dark blue example with yellow piped crown. The front secured with two silver and gilt buttons and bears black cord boss mounted with slipped rose in sliver. To the left side a bullion flaming grenade, the ball mounted with silvered crowned laurel wreath with central St. George and Dragon. Royal Warwickshire Regiment Officer's cap and collars by Firmin, London. A fine set on loops of die-cast silvered antelopes with applied gilt coronet and chains, the cap badge on title scroll and impressed Firmin, London; facing matching collars unmarked. Tarnished otherwise excellent Royal Warwickshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, white metal Antelope within circlet inscribed ?Warwickshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 296) Royal Warwickshire Regiment pre 1908 white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops worn by Miltia and VB\'s. Royal Warwickshire Regiment rare 1916 WW1 brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Top of slider pushed against back of badge otherwise fine. Royal Warwickshire Regiment Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example retaining two loops to the reverse. GC Royal Warwickshire Regiment Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge. Royal Warwickshire Regiment Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge. A good die -stamped white metal example on replacement loops. Royal Warwickshire Regiment Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge. A good die -stamped white metal example on replacement loops. ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS WW2 Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example Royal Welch Fusiliers WW2 period Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. Fine example on blades Royal Welch Fusiliers WW2 RWF slip-on shoulder title. Good black on khaki embroidered issue retaining tape to reverse. Royal Welsh Fusilers Bullion Officer's Cap Badge A fine gold wire embroidered flaming grenade, the ball mounted with silver Welsh Dragon on wires. Royal Welsh Fusiliers Fur Cap Grenade Badge circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 951) Royal Welsh Fusiliers Officer?s scarlet cord boss with silvered dragon. Two wires to reverse. Good condition. Royal Welsh Fusiliers Victorian OR\'s glengarry grenade circa 1881-86. A good die-stamped example on loops. (KK 967) Royal Welsh Fusiliers white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Shaped to cap Royal Welsh Fusiliers WW1 OSD bronze Officer's cap badge. A fine example on four blades. The Prince of Wales plumes and title circlet mounted on the ball of the grenade. Royal West African Frontier Force cap badge by Dowler, Birminghamer Good scarce die-cast brass Palm Tree on RWAFF scroll. Slider Royal West African Frontier Force WW2 era pair of slip-on shoulder titles. Good scarce used pair. Royal West Kent Officer?s silver cap badge. This example stamped Sterling. Blades replace with a pin fitting GC. Royal West Kent Regiment Officer's silver cap badge. A good die-cast example on blades (now absent). Reverse impressed "STERLING" Royal West Kent Regiment WW1 / WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A good die-cast bronze example on three blades. Royal West Kent WW2 plastic economy cap badge Blades absent ROYAL WEST KENT WW2 Royal West Kent Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example Royal Westmoreland Militia Officer?s 1844-55 A very fine and exceedingly rare example. The body of black beaver skin with black patent leather crown, neck and front peaks. To the front a fine silvered crowned star mounted with a curled bugle with entwined VR Cypher to the centre and title scroll below inscribed ?Royal Westmoreland?. The interior retains crimson silk topped leather sweatband. Silver gimp velvet backed chinchain supported on either side by a silver rose head boss. Minor age wear to the exterior, otherwise VGC. This pattern was not worn with a woollen ball tuft. Royal Westmoreland Militia became the 4th Battalion Border Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881. Royal Wiltshire Miltia Victorian Officer\'s pre 1881 forage cap badge. A good rare bullion example comprising a padded blue velvet scroll \"Royal Wiltshire Militia\" set at an angle on a crown sprig of oak with acorns. Scarlet cloth mothed to backing otherwise good. Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry NCO?s bi-metal arm badge. Die-stamped Prince of Wales's plumes and motto with applied coronet. Loops to reverse. Good condition. Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Victorian Officer's shako plate circa 1848. A very fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example. Crowned Maltese cross with raised edges to the hobnail arms; to the centre, within a strap inscribed "Prince of Wales's Own Royal Regiment", applied Prince of Wales's plumes. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1510) Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Victorian Officer?s shako plate. A very fine and scarce example die-stamped blackened crowned Maltese cross surmounted by a Crown with silvered highlights. Raised edges to the hobnail arms; to the centre, within a strap inscribed ?Prince of Wales?s Own Royal Regiment?, applied Prince of Wales\' plumes. Retains both original loops to reverse. RSM Brigade of Guards, Regimental Sergeant Major's Rank Badge. A good four and a half inches tall early Elizabeth II period example worn on "Blues" of good example embroidered in gold and silver wire with coloured silk threads to centre. Some service wear. Good condition Russian Crimean War Grenadier Company cartouche badge. A scarce OR?s die-stamped brass example comprising three grenades joined in one; ie a single ball from which flames emerge top, left and centre. Three original lead soldered brass loops to reverse. VGC 155 mm wide. Rutland Home Guard scarce WW2 brass cap badge. Die cast brass horseshoe inscribed "Rutland?. (KK 2431) As England's smallest county, Rutland only fielded one Home Guard Battalion, under the command of Lt.Col. H.E. Whaley with its HQ at Oakham. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC RUTLISH SCHOOL / C / E.SURREY rare brass shoulder title. A fine example on loops of this rare pattern. Named after William Rutlish, embroiderer to King Charles II. Recognised 121.3.21 and affiliated to 5th Bn. East Surrey Regiment. Rutlish School OTC brass London cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 2663) Named after William Rutlish, embroiderer to King Charles II Rutlish School OTC bronze London cap badge. A die-stamped brass example on clipped slider. Some service wear. (KK 2663) Named after William Rutlish, embroiderer to King Charles II RWIY scarce Royal Wiltshire Imperial Yeomnry Brass Shoulder Title A fine example on loops. S OF G (School of Gunnery) pre 1920 brass shoulder title A good scarce issue on flat hexagonal loops. Slight surface verdigris to reverse. (Westlake 601) School of Gunnery at Shoeburyness, then Larkhill. redesignated School of Artillery 1920. S OF G pre 1920 School of Gunnery brass shoulder title. A good scarce example of fat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 601) School of Gunnery at Shoeburyness, then Larkhill. redesignated School of Artillery 1920. S OF G pre 1920 School of Gunnery brass shoulder title. A good scarce example of fat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 601) School of Gunnery at Shoeburyness, then Larkhill. redesignated School of Artillery 1920. S OF M (School of Musketry) pre 1919 brass shoulder title Good scarce issue on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 703) School of Musketry formed in 1854 redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919. S OF M scarce School of Musketry brass shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. Touch of vedigris to reverse. School of Musketry formed in 1854 redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919.; amalgamated with Machine Gun School in 1926 as Small Arms & Machine Gun School; redesignated Small Arms School Corps later that year. S-W-B pre 1904 South Wales Borderers brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on two loops. (Westlake 979) SA ASC Saddle / Harness maker trade badge Die-cast brass on four loops SAMCC rare WW1 South African Motor Cycle Corps sheet brass title circa 1916-19.. Extended ends fold over to become loops. (Owen 2242) SAS Cap Badge SAS Special Air Service beret badge A good old embroidered example. SAS Special Air Service cloth parachute/operations qualification wing. A rather worn faded padded example lacking some details now worn away SAS Special Air Service Troopers Beret. A good early example of the special pattern beige beret, retaining original cloth embroidered badge. Leather sweatband with black cotton lining. The beret with service wear and period repair to the crown. SAS WW2 Special Air Service 1944 pattern cloth parachute qualification/Operations wing badge. Good rare used late war padded example with grey paper backing SAS WW2 Special Air Service Brigade HQ cloth shoulder title c1944 Good scarce white sans-serif letters embroidered on maroon SAS WW2 Special Air Service Brigade HQ cloth shoulder title c1944. Good scarce white sans-serif letters embroidered on maroon. Old moth damage. SAS WW2 Special Air Service cloth parachute/operations qualification wing. Good scarce late war padded example with black closely woven hessian backing. SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce 1944 cloth parachute qualification/Operations wing. A fine late war padded example with black closely woven hessian backing. SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce cloth parachute qualification wing. A fine padded example in unissued condition. Usually worn on the upper arm but could be worn on the left if authorised as Operations Wing. SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce cloth parachute qualification wing. A fine late war padded example with black closely woven hessian backing. SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce cloth parachute qualification wing. A good worn late war padded example with cream / sandy coloured backing. Service wear SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce cloth parachute qualification wing. A fine late war padded example with black closely woven hessian backing. Saturday Upload During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back SB / 2 scarce Scottish Border WW2 Home Guard combination formation sign. Good example from this Selkirkshire, Galashiels based Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. A.C.P. Cochrane Scarce Padded Radio Operator WW2 RAF brevet. A very good example, padded retaining original white backing cloth Scarce Royal Navy Youth Entry badge. A scarce example GC Scarce Royal Navy Youth Entry badge. A very good example. VGC. Scarce Used Padded Radio Operator WW2 RAF brevet. This is a scarce used example, with heavy wear. Retaining original backing cloth. GC. Scarce WW1 / early interwars General?s peaked cap A fine example by J Daniels & Co. Ltd. Woolwich & 6 st. James Place, London. Dark blue cloth body with red staff cap band bearing bullion General Officer?s badge. General?s mounted gilt buttons support the slender patent leather chinstrap; patent leather peak ornamented with two rows of bullion oakleaves. Complete with detachable khaki cotton cover. One or two minor moth nips. Very good condition. Schneider Trophy S6 B Seaplane Snap Shot Photographs. These two personal snap shots show the S6 B winner of the 1931 Schneider Trophy. Images are clear, no details to the reverse. GC Size approx 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. School of Artillery BAOR cloth formation sign. Good scarce Red BAOR shield charged with blue cross bearing yellow embroidered “S of A”; field gun below. Removed from uniform. School of Artillery BAOR scarce cloth formation sign Red British Army on the Rhine shield bearing a blue cross with yellow embroidered ?S of A? and field gun below. Excellent condition School of Artillery British Army of the Rhine cloth formation sign Good scarce red BAOR shield charged with blue cross bearing golden yellow embroidered “S of A”; field gun below. School of Musketry brass cap badge circa 1902-19. Good die-stamped brass crowned crossed rifles on loops. School of Musketry formed in 1854 redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919.. School of Musketry scarce brass cap badge. A post 1901 example, retaining slider. VGC. School of Musketry formed in 1854 redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919. School of Musketry scarce Victorian collar badge. A good die-stamped brass example on three loops. Crowned crossed rifles. School of Musketry Staff button circa 1901-19. A scarce lightly gilded example by Jennens & Co. Ltd. London. Scotish. Royal Dick Veterinary College OTC scarce brass collar badges. Mismatched. One polished more than the other. Loops Scots Fusiliers of Canada EIIR glengarry badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops (verdigris to base of loops) See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 451 Scots Guards Boer War silver Officer?s forage cap star. A good example by JB, HM London 1900. Silver Star of the Order of the Thistle mounted with gilt motto; to the centre the Thistle on a green translucent enamel ground. Loops. Traces of gilt only, otherwise VGC. Scots Guards Duty Bed Plate. A good example. Scots Guards EIIR Colour Sergeant?s badge A good example. Bullion slightly dulled. Has been worn. Scots Guards General Service Medal Clasp Malaya. Awarded to 22026846 GDSM R. CHAPMAN SG (nicely toned). ... Accompanied by a regimental: Cap Badge, Cloth shoulder title and Blazer Badge. Scots Guards General Service Medal Clasp Palestine. A good example awarded to 2693559 Gdsm L Higton S.Gds. GC. Scots Guards Great War Military Medal, Croix de Guerre group of five Awarded to ?13421 Pte J. Miliken S. Gds?. Comprising: Military Medal ?Pte 2/ S. Gds?, 1914/15 Star ?Pte S. Gds?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte S.Gds?, French Croix de Guerre. Medals loose. GC Heavy official correction to surname on MM. London Gazette for the Military Medal is 17th June 1919 and for the Croix de Guerre 17th December 1917. Scots Guards Officer's forage cap badge circa 1898-1902. A very fine quality unmarked die-cast silver, gilt and green enamel example on loops. Scots Guards Piper?s head-dress badge. A good silvered example comprising the Star of the Order of the Thistle mounted on a strap inscribed ?Scots Guards?. Two loops to reverse (one an old replacement). (KK 911) Scots Guards Sealed Pattern Rank Stars. A good set mounted on board dated 1920. Scots Guards WW2 Plastic Economy Cap Badge by Fraser & Glass This example retains both brass blades. Some distortion. (KK 2207) Scottish 1st Invernesshire Local Militia Georgian Officer\'s gilt coatee button. A rare example circa 1808-16. Open back, with makers details of \"I.Nutting & Son, King St. Covent Garden\". Complete with shank, gilt bright. Commanded by Lt.Col. Hon. Archibald Foster (This commission dated 25th September 1808) Scottish 4th Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian OR\'s glengarry badge circa 1880-93. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on pinched loops. Within a thistle wreath, an oval inscribed ?4th Aberdeenshire Rif. Vol. Corps. Watch?; cockerel standant to voided centre. Scottish 5th VB Royal Scots white metal glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A fine die-stamped non voided example with two loops to reberse. Very good condition. HQ at Leith. Scottish Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Tartan Regimental Bagpipe Tassels etc A rare set of the pattern used by the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Bagpipe Band. Comprising: Pipe streamers. ..... Plain green wool cords with tassels. Has been used but in good condition. Scottish Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders WW2 era glengarry badge. Good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish Argyllshire Constabulary facing pair of chromed police collar badges. A fine die-stamped facing pair of baor\'s head on loops. Scottish Black Watch Royal Highlanders post 1953 Officer’s glengarry badge A fine die-cast silver and gilt multi-part example. Loops Scottish Black Watch Tartan Regimental Bagpipe Cover, Tassels etc A rare set of the pattern used by the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Bagpipe Band. Comprising: Bagpipe cover with green wool fringe. .... Pipe streamers. ..... Cords with tassels. Has been used but excellent condition. Scottish Black Watch Tartan Regimental Bagpipe, Tassels etc A rare set of the pattern used by the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Bagpipe Band. Comprising: Pipe streamers. ..... 2 x Cords with tassels. One set plain green the other with dark purple line. Has been usedbut in good condition Scottish Black Watch Tartan Regimental Pipers Fly Plaid A rare example of Government Tartan, retaining ties and light green rosette. Has been used but very good condition Scottish Cadets rare senior NCO?s glengarry badge. A fine heavy die-stamped silvered example on three loops (pinched and reopened). Affiliated to the London Scottish Scottish Cadets white metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Affiliated to the London Scottish Scottish Cadets white metal glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped example with three loops to reverse and original red felt backing. VGC Affiliated to the London Scottish Scottish Cadets white metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Affiliated to the London Scottish Scottish Dumbartonshire Constabulary Victorian helmet or kepi badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Within a Crowned strap inscribed ?Dumbartonshire Constabulary? a tower. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear. GC Raised in 1858 Scottish Edinburgh Academy OTC glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Differs from KK 2547 Scottish Edinburgh University Training Corps (TA) Cap Badge. A fine die stamped white metal example on slider makers details of Gladman & Norman. Spencer St Birmingham 18. Scottish Fife and Forfar Yeomanry WW1/WW2 cap badge A good die-stamped white metal example on brass slider Scottish George Herriot?s School OTC brass cap badge. Fine die-stamped School Arms on loops. (KK 2559) Scottish Highland Officer?s Baldric. A good scarce example. Soft white buff leather, retaining one sword sling. Gilt brass furniture. Leather supple. Scottish Highlanders Pipers Full Plaid. A rare unissued example, with fringe end. VGC. Contained in original bag with Nato issue number and date indicating March 1993. Scottish Horse / East African Service Corps, Boer War / Great War group. Awarded to Lance Corporal George Henry Brotheridge, who volunteered for service with the Scottish Horse during the Boer War and later served with the East African Service Corps during the Great War. Comprising: Queen?s South Africa Medal, four clasps, ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?, ?South Africa 1901? ?27654 Tpr. Scottish Horse?, 1914/15 Star ?4060 L.Cpl. E.Afr.S.C.?, British War Medal, Victory Medal. ?4060 Pte. E.Afr.S.C.?. The group remains as originally worn, ribbons worn. GC Scottish Horse bronze mufti badge Die-cast, pin back. VGC SCOTTISH HORSE post 1903 brass shoulder title Goode scarce die-cast brass issue with thistle sprays. Loops Scottish Horse rare Boer War slouch hat badge. A good heavy sheet brass engraved example on two loops. Scottish Military Piper\'s bagpipes sleeve badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on loops complete with brass backing plate and split pin. Scottish Military Piper\'s variation bagpipes sleeve badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops Scottish Police A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops together with one large and two small chromed buttons (4 items) National Badge designed in 1926 by Mr. Cairns, a Dumfries schoolmaster. Scottish Police. Dumfriesshire Constabulary Victorian kepi / cap badge. A fine rare white metal example on toned black loops, Die-stamped crown atop die-cast floreate DP cypher. Scottish Police. East Lothian Constabulary Edwardian kepi / cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned Thistle star with circlet "County Police; St. Andrew and Cross to voided centre. Scottish Police. Ross and Cromarty Constabulary cap badge circe 1902-30. A fine scarce die-stamped white-metal example on loops. Scottish Regimental Military Issue Pipers Dirk used by Argll & Sutherland Highlanders. A very good example, with plain blade, this with MOD issue numbers and date 1986. The hilt with an interlaced design grip ornamented with nickel studs. The pommel embossed with a King\'s Crown. Complete with leatherette scabbard with plaited mounts, this embossed with thistle design. Excellent Scottish Rifles, Cameronians Other Ranks Glengarry. A good example of dark green woolen cloth complete with regimental cap badge. The glengarry complete with tails. GC. Scottish Territorial Red Cross Brigade WW1 circular badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Disc bearing thistle wreath enclosing title circlet with central shield voided with Geneva Cross. Scottish WW1 National Reserve Stirlingshire Lapel Badge by JR Gaunt, London A scarce blue and white enamel example on buttonhole fitting Scottish WW1 National Reserve Stirlingshire Lapel Badge by JR Gaunt, London A scarce blue and white enamel example on buttonhole fitting Scottish. 105th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s glengarry or sporran badge circa 1868-80. A fine die-stamped silver plated example. Strap inscribed ?Clanna nan caidheal ri guaillibh a cheile? with St. Andrew and Cross to voided centre. Fixings comprise one pair of two original wire fasteners. See ?Badges of the Highland and Lowland Regiments? by W.H. & K.D.Bloomer, Plate 60 for similar example Scottish. 10th Lanarkshire (Glasgow Highland) Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1880-87. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing crowned oval ?Nemo Me Impune Lacessit?resting in thistle wreath, St. Andrew and Cross to centre. Scrolls at the top ?Glasgow Highlanders? and at the bottom ?10th LRV?, on the bottom star point a Sphinx on plain tablet. One loop replaced Scottish. 14th (Fife & Forfar Yeo) Bn. Black Watch brass cap badge circa 1917-18. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider of Fife & Forfar Yeomanry design viz. Thane of Fife. Scottish. 1st Inverness Highland Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge circa 1880-87. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Circlet inscribed ?Inverness Highland R.V. Concordia et Fidelitas?; St. Andrew and Cross to voided centre. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No.234. Scottish. 1st Invernesshire Local Militia Officer?s gilt open back coatee button circa 1808-16. A scarce example complete with shank. Made by Nutting & Son King St Covent Garden Very good condition Scottish. 2nd (Angus) VB Black Watch Victorian glengarry badge circa 1888-1901. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops Scottish. 2nd Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1880-84. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Within an ivy leaf oval wreath, an oval inscribed ?2nd Aberdeenshire R.V.?; St. Andrew and Cross to voided centre. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 216 Scottish. 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) fur cap frontal badge. A fine quality very large 3 inch high die-stamped brass thistle spray. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition. This badge is quoted in Dress Regulations circa 1856-1904 but there is no evidence that it was ever worn. Scottish. 2nd Midlothian & Peebles Rifle Volunteers Victorian glengarry badge circa 1880-86. A fine die-stamped white metal example loops. Rope edged oval strap ?Nemo Me Impune Lacessit? with centrally applied St Andrew and Cross. Scottish. 3rd VB (Morayshire) Seaforth Highlanders Officer?s silver plaid brooch circa 1887-1908. A fine and scarce unmarked example. Plain quoit mounted with Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany?s cypher and stag?s head in relief. Reverse retains stout pin. Very good condition. Various Elgin Rifle Volunteers consolidated and eventually redesignated 3rd VB 1st December 1887 with HQ at Elgin. Scottish. 3rd VB Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders rare post 1887 glengarry badge. A very fine die-stamped white metal example. Retaining both loops GC. 3rd VB HQ at Pollockshields. Scottish. 42nd Foot (Black Watch) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1868-74. A good scarce die-stamped brass. Reverse retains brass loops North & South. Very good condition. (KK 495) Scottish. 4th & 5th Bns. Royal Scots Officer?s post 1908 glengarry badge by Marshall & Aitken, Edinburgh.. A good scarce die-cast silvered on replacement loops. Order of the Thistle Star mounted with gilt crowned circlet inscribed ?Nemo me impune lacessit? with strung bugle below;central green enamel absent. Scottish. 4th (Perthshire) VB Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1882-1908. A fine die-stamped example on loops which have toned to black. Double headed eagle with shield to breast charged with Paschal Lamb; all resting on a scroll inscribed ?Pro rege lege et grege? HQ at Perth. Later also used by Glenalmond OTC Scottish. 4th VB Royal Scots OR?s glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Originally raised as 16th Company Queen?s City of Edinburgh RVC on 29th February 1860 (known as the ?Total Abstainers?). HQ at Edinburgh. Scottish. 5th (Glasgow Highland) VB Highland Light Infantry Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example, with ?lacessit? spelling, on loops. 10th Lanarkshire RVC redesignated 5th (Glasgow Highland) VB in 1887 with HQ at Glasgow. Scottish. 5th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders Pair of Collar Badge Die-stamped white metal "Sans Peur" ovals with central Cat-a-Mountain Scottish. 5th VB Highland Light Infantry Victorian glengarry badge circa 1887-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal ?lacessit? example of Black Watch pattern. Retaining original loops. GC. 10th Lanarkshire RVC redesignated 5th (Glasgow Highland) VB in 1887 with HQ at Glasgow Scottish. 5th VB Royal Scots OR?s glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example. Thistle Star with St. Andrew and the Cross to domed centre. On the star above the Saint, a scroll inscribed ?5th Vol Batt?; beneath, another inscribed ?The Royal Scots?. One of two loops to reverse. HQ at Leith. Scottish. 5th VB Royal Scots white metal glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A fine die-stamped voided example with two loops to reverse. Pristine condition. HQ at Leith. Scottish. 5th VB Royal Scots white metal post 1888 glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example of the non voided pattern on loops. HQ at Leith. Scottish. 6th (Fifeshire) VB Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Victorian OR?s post 1887 glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Strap inscribed ?Virtute et opera?; Thane of Fife to voided centre. Scottish. 6th (Fifeshire) VB Black Watch post 1887 glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. One horse?s leg fractured from strap which does not detract from the appearance. Scottish. 6th VB Gordon Highlanders OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-91. A good die-stamped white metal example. Strap inscribed ?Bydand? ; to the solid centre, the crest of the Marquis of Huntly (viz. a stag?s head with antlers, coronet below). Two loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Keith. Scottish. 6th VB Gordon Highlanders scarce OR?s glengarry badge circa 1891-1908 A very fine die-stamped white metal example on loops retaining manufacturer's original luster. Within an ivy wreath bearing the legend ?Bydand? across the base, the crest of the Marquis of Huntly viz. (issuing from a ducal coronet a stag?s head and antlers). Below the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?6th V.B.G.H.? HQ at Keith Scottish. 6th VB Gordon Highlanders Victorian OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-91. A good die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Strap inscribed ?Bydand? ; to the solid centre, the crest of the Marquis of Huntly. Dulled with age otherwise very good condition. HQ at Keith. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 223 Scottish. 6th VB Royal Scots OR?s white metal glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example on North and Soith loops (South absent). HQ Penicuik Scottish. 6th VB Royal Scots OR?s white metal glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example on North and Soith loops (South absent). HQ Penicuik Scottish. 6th VB Royal Scots post 1888 OR?s white metal glengarry badge. A good die stamped example on loops. HQ at Peebles Scottish. 73rd (Perthshire) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR?s ?pork pie? hat numerals circa 1840-74. A good scarce one inch high example in heavy gauge brass, on two loops. Scottish. 78th Highland Regiment (or Ross-shire Buffs) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1862-81. A fine die-stamped brass example. Resting in a thistle wreath, a crown over a caparisoned Elephant on a scroll ?Cuidich?n Righ?, below the scroll ?78?. Brass loops East and West. (KK 544) Scottish. 7th VB Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Dollar Institution Cadet Corps glengarry badge circa 1890-1908. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example on two of four loops. Circlet inscribed ?Dollar Institution Cadet Corps? surmounted by scroll ?7. V.B. A & S. H?; Dollar Arms to centre. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 255. Scottish. 91st Argyllshire Highlanders Officer?s shako plate circa 1855-61. A fine and scarce gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with Garter, centrally gilt ?91? on a black patent leather ground. Retains both original horizontal loops to reverse. VGC 91st became 1st Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881. Scottish. 92nd Foot (Gordons) OR?s glengarry badge circa 1874-81 A good die-stamped white metal example. Within a thistle wreath, the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with the numerals ?92? below. (KK 564) Now fitted with a pin, hook absent. GC. Became 2nd Bn. Gordon Highlanders on Friday 1st July 1881 Scottish. 9th Bn. Highland Light Infantry white metal HLI glengarry badge. A good post 1938 die-stamped white metal (lacessit) example on loops. Very good condition. Known as the Glasgow Highlanders, the Bn landed in France 5th November 1914 and fought the rest of the war in France & Flanders Scottish. 9th Bn. HLI (Glasgow Highlanders) glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish. 9th Bn. HLI (Glasgow Highlanders) scarce glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal ?Squared? pattern on loops. (KK 2398) Scottish. Aberdeen City Police chrome cap badge c1936-52. Good scarce die-cast example on loops. Scottish. Aberdeen University OTC sporran badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on long loops. Scottish. Aberdeenshire Local Militia Georgian Officer?s silver plated open back coatee button circa 1808-16. A fine rare example complete with shank. No backmark. Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders post 1881 Officer?s dirk belt plate. A good example. Rectangular gilt plate mounted with coroneted scroll ?Princess Louise?s?over the conjoined wreaths etc all resting on a scroll ?Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders?. Complete with fixed belt loop, detachable loop absent. Some wear to gilt. GC Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Bagpipe Cover. A rare example of green cord material with yellow wool fringe. Embroidered in yellow cotton the Regimental Badge and title of the 1st Battalion. Has been used but in excellent condition. Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good scarce example, retaining manufacturer?s original painted silver finish. Complete with original blades. Minor distortion. (KK 2261) Scottish. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders OR's glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish. Argyllshire Constabulary scarce pre 1926 police cap / helmet badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on one of two loops. Within circlet "Argyllshire Constabulary", the boar's head ... together with an Argyllshire Constabulary white metal King's Crown button. (2 items) Scottish. Argyllshire National Guard Volunteer Corps glengarry badge circa 1914-18. A very fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example with two loops to reverse. VGC retaining original finish. (KK 1597) Scottish. Argyllshire National Guard Volunteer Corps glengarry badge circa 1914-18. A very fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example with two loops to reverse. VGC retaining original finish. (KK 1597) Scottish. Ayrshire Rifle Volunteer Corps shako badge circa 1860. A fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example. Crowned curled bugle with ?AYR? cypher to centre. Two lead soldered loops to reverse. Very good condition. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 66 Scottish. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) piper?s plaid brooch post 1881. A white metal quoit with central heavy die-stamped mount being St. Andrews and Cross within a circle of thistle sprays. Original wires securing mount to quoit absent, the mount now sweated to the quoit. Stout pin fastener. Scottish. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Victorian Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1881-1901. A splendid scarce example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh and bearing their thistle logo to reverse. Seeded gilt rectangular plate with raised burnished edges; mounted on the plate, a facetted silver Star of the Order of the Thistle; mounted on the Star, a gilt thistle wreath, within the wreath a Crowned oval bearing the motto of the Order of the Thistle (Lacesset). To the centre, St. Andrew and the Cross in silver, below the wreath, a gilt Sphinx. To the left of the Crown, a silver scroll inscribed ?The Royal?; to the right, another inscribed ?Highlanders?. To the left of the Sphinx, a silver scroll inscribed ?Black?; to the right, another inscribed ?Watch?. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Scottish. Black Watch BEF 1940 Military Medal group of three A scarce early WW2 Military Medal awarded to ?2758063 Pte. T. Mc Fadden Black Watch?, 1939/45 Star, War Medal. Good condition. The Black Watch was heavily engaged during the German attacks of May and June of 1940, before the fall back to Dunkirk. London Gazette entry for Private Thomas McFadden's MM appeared on the 18th October 1940. Scottish. Black Watch brass glengarry badge A good die stamped issue on flat electrical style loops Scottish. Black Watch post 1881 Officer?s plaid brooch. A fine unmarked example comprising a burnished silvered quoit with engraved decoration mounted with a heavy thistle wreath. To the centre, St. Andrew and the Cross. Complete with stout pin to the reverse. Minor service wear. Scottish. Black Watch scarce WW2 plastic glengarry badge. A good example on brass blades.Thistle star bearing crowned oval ?Nemo Me Impune Lacessit? resting in thistle wreath with St. Andrew and Cross to centre. (KK 2241) Scottish. Black Watch Victorian OR?s white metal glengarry badge circa 1881-1901 A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish. Black Watch WW2 BW slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce early war example complete with tape to reverse. Scottish. Black Watch WW2 BW slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce early war example complete with tape to reverse. Scottish. City of Glasgow Police City pre 1936 helmet plate. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish. City of Glasgow Police helmet plate circa 1936-54. A good die-stamped chromed King's Crown example with central National Badge Scottish. County of Renfrew Special Constable badge Good die-cast silver plated title circlet surmounted by Prince of Wales plumes; crowned ?RC? to voided centre, issue number to reverse which bears original brooch pin Scottish. Dumbarton Burgh Police scarce Victorian helmet plate. A fine die-stamped lightly silvered example on three loops. Resting in a wreath half oak, half thistle, a crowned title circlet; elephant with howdah to voided centre. Scottish. Dumbartonshire Rifle Volunteers shako plate circa 1860-64. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Old lead strengthening to reverse of junction of crown and strap. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No. 252 Scottish. Dunfirmline City Police chrome cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops Scottish. Edinburgh Academy OTC glengarry badge. A good white metal die-stamped example retaining both loops. (KK2547) Scottish. Fettes College OTC white metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 2555) Scottish. Fife ACF printed formation sign. A fine scarce example. White Thane of Fife on blue rectangle. Scottish. Galloway Rifle Volunteers 1905-08 OR?s glengarry badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Within an oval Crowned thistle wreath, a shield charged with a rampant lion surmounted by the letters ?GRV?. Across the base of the wreath a scroll inscribed ?Albanich? with another above inscribed ?South Africa 1900-02?. Scottish. George Watson?s College, Edinburgh OTC white metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example of Thistle star pattern. Two loops. (KK 2561) Scottish. George Watson?s College, Edinburgh OTC white metal glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped example. Crowned circlet resting in wreath pattern. Loops. (KK 2360) Scottish. Glasgow & Strathclyde UOTC anodised badge by Dowler, Birmingham A good example on slider. Scottish. Gordon Highlanders Officer's gilt mounted button sealed pattern. A fine example dated 18-1-78 on Chief Inspectorate of Clothing board with red wax seal to reverse. VGC Scottish. Gordon Highlanders Officer?s 1936 hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine example by Wm. Anderson & Sons Ltd, bearing 1936 Edinburgh hallmarks. Burnished silver quoit mounted with an ivy wreath bearing the legend ?Bydand? across the base, to the centre, the crest of the Marquis of Huntly (in relief, a stag?s head with antlers, coronet below). Mounted on the quoit towards the outer rim, a long five part scroll inscribed ?Peninsula, Egypt, Gordon Highlanders, India, Waterloo?. Stout pin to reverse. VGC. Scottish. Gordon Highlanders Officer\'s Sporran Cantle.. A good gilt brass example engraved with thistle designs and mounted with nickel badge of a Saltire bearing a thistle wreath joined at the top by a scroll inscribed ?Gordon Highlanders?. Mounted on the cross, within the wreath, the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with Tiger on ?India? tablet below Scottish. Gordon Highlanders Sealed Pattern Sporran Badge A scarce nickel silver example dated 23-3-88 attached to Standard Pattern lapel card with lead seal to reverse. VGC Scottish. High School Glasgow OTC Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example retaining loops. GC. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry 1927 hallmarked silver HLI plaid brooch by Wilson & Sharp Ltd, Edinburgh. A very rare example comprising heavy quoit mounted with glengarry style badge. Edinburgh hallmarks and thistle maker's logo. Stout pin to reverse. Observe with service wear and some polishing. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry brass duty / bed plate Made by F.Narborough, Birmingham. Embossed with regimental title and cap badge device and stamped ?3314201 Mitchell R?. Some service wear and minor dents. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry post 1902 Officer?s shoulder belt plate. A fine example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate mounted with the Star of the Order of the Thistle in silver. Mounted on the Star, a gilt Crown with a silver curled bugle horn below, gilt ?HLI? monogram to the centre. Beneath the horn, a gilt scroll inscribed ?Assaye? with the Elephant in gilt below. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Minor stains, generally VGC. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry Victorian plaid brooch. A good nickel plated example on stout brooch pin (hinge and hook present, actual pin absent). Plain quoit, the centre mounted with glengarry style badge viz the Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing a Crown over a curled bugle horn with ?HLI? monogram to the centre. Beneath the horn, ?Assaye? scroll with the Elephant below. Reverse impressed PP. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry WW2 plastic glengarry badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall A scarce distorted example, on blades (verdigris). (KK 2257) Scottish. HLI Plaid Brooch Badge A plain plated example bearing lead soldered Imperial crowned badge. Finish indicating later use. Scottish. Inverness VTC rare WWI Volunteer Training Corps brass cap badge. A Fine die-stamped brass example on slider. City arms with Camel and Elephant supporters on scroll inscribed "I.V.T.C.". Scottish. Kincardinshire Constabulary scarce police Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Some polishing to St. Andrew. Scottish. King?s Own Borderers rare Victorian OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-84. A fine die-stamped brass example. Within a circlet ?King?s Own Borderers?, Edinburgh Castle on ?Nisi Dominus Frustra? scroll. Three of four loops to reverse (centra one absent) (KK 311) Scottish. Leith Police white metal cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on three loops. Scottish. Lord Perth?s Loyal Foresters rare Officer?s plated open back coatee button A good example complete with shank. No backmark. 4th Regt Perthshire Bde 1798-1801 Scottish. Lothian and Border Horse brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider Scottish. Lothian Regiment Victorian OR?s helmet plate centre 1881-1882. Scottish. Lothian Regiment Victorian OR?s helmet plate centre 1881-1882. Die-stamped brass short-lived example. Original loops absent, 2 replaced. (KK 291) Scottish. Lothians & Border Horse Officer\'s OSD Cap Badge. Cast bronze example complete with blades. GC. Scottish. Lothians & Border Horse Yeomanry cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Some service wear, owner polished stalks smooth. Scottish. Paisley Burgh Police Cap Badge A fine die-stamped chromed example on loops. Scottish. Paisley Burgh Police helmet plate. Good rare die-stamped chromed brass crowned shield depicting Saint on motto scroll over thistle sprays. Two loops. Scottish. Perth Highland Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge circa 1874-87. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned strap inscribed ?Perth Highland Rifle Voluntrs.?. ; Thistle to voided centre. Scottish. Princess Louise?s (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders) late Victorian / Edwardian Glengarry Badge. A finely die-stamped white metal example with solid centre on loops. (KK 697) Scottish. Princess Louise?s (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders), 5th Volunteer Battalion, OR?s glengarry badge circa 1887-1908. A fine and exceedingly scarce die-stamped white metal example. Within a pointed thistle wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Argyll and Sutherland?. Within the circlet, devices of the Boar?s head, the Cat and the Coronet and Cypher of Princess Louise on solid domed ground. Beneath the wreath, a scroll 5th Volunteer Battalion?. Two loops, now toned black, to reverse. Very good condition. HQ at Dunoon. Scottish. Princess Louise?s (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders), 5th Volunteer Battalion, Other ranks waist belt clasp. 1887-1908. A fine quality white metal example of interlocking pattern. A boar?s head on a torse in the centre with title circle, ?5.V.B. Princess Louise?s. Argyll & Suthd Highs.?. Foliate side panels of acanthus and anthemion. Non matching number. VGC Scottish. Princess Louise?s (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders), Officer?s 1915 silver hallmarked glengarry badge A good heavy die-cast example on loops by HT (Henry Tatton) bearing Edinburgh hallmarks, the reverse with Anderson & Sons, George Street, Edinburgh. One loop a lead soldered replacement, a little service wear Scottish. QO Cameron Highlanders scarce pagri badge. A good die-stamped white metal example worn on the Foreign Service helmet. (as glengarry badge but with slider to reverse) Scottish. Queen Victoria School CCF (Dunblane) Cloth Shoulder Title. Embroidered Scottish. Queen Victoria School, Dunblane plaid brooch. Silvered quoit mounted with post 1903 glengarry style badge. Stout pin to reverse. VGC Founded in 1903 as a memorial to Queen Victoria and to those Scottish servicemen who lost their lives in the Boer War. Scottish. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders WW2 plastic economy glengarry badgeby A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. A scarce distorted example on blades (verdigris, one clipped). (KK 2258) Scottish. Queen's Own Highlanders Piper?s anodised glengarry badge circa 1961-70. A fine example on loops. Crowned strap inscribed ?Seaforth & Cameron? set on saltire; stag?s head to voided centre. Scottish. Queen?s Own Cameron Highlanders Officer?s silver headdress badge. A fine and scarce heavy unmarked example. St. Andrew and Cross resting in a thistle wreath; on the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed ?Cameron? . Ornate stout pin to reverse. VGC Scottish. Queen?s Own Cameron Highlanders Victorian OR?s glengarry badge A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. "Cameron scroll added circa 1900. Scottish. Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders Edwardian Officer?s 1904 hallmarked silverplaid brooch. A very fine scarce heavy example by J&Co (Jennens) bearing 1904 Birmingham hallmarks. High relief thistle wreath encircling two scrolls inscribed ?Peninsula? and ?Waterloo?. Between the scrolls, the Sphinx resting on ?Egypt? plinth to voided centre. Stout pin with ornate hinge to reverse. VGC Scottish. Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders glewngarry cap badge Good die-stamped white metal WW2 era issue on loops. Scottish. Renfrewshire ACF embroidered formation sign. Prince of Wales's plumes superimposed on red and white chequered bar set on blue diamond. Scottish. Renfrewshire ACF embroidered formation sign. Prince of Wales?s plumes superimposed on red and white chequered bar set on blue diamond. Scottish. Royal Burgh of Inverness Police cap badge. Die-cast example on loops. Plating worn to brass. Scottish. Royal Dick Veterinary College OTC scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider, non voided crown. (KK 2484) Founded in Edinburgh around 1823 by William Dick Scottish. Royal Perthshire Rifles Militia Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate circa 1856-1881. A very scarce example. Mounted on a Thistle Star, a strap ?Royal Perthshire Rifles? with a central thistle. Two screw poss to reverse (one reduced). Small holes to the arms of the Star. One central mount wire missing. Crown reaffixed, cross on orb a replacement. AF HQ Perth, in 1881 became 3rd Battalion The Black Watch. Scottish. Royal Scots Fusiliers Edwardian Volunteer Battalion OR's glengarry badge circa 1902-08. A pristine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Scottish. Royal Scots Fusiliers ORs Fur Cap Grenadecirca 1881-1901. A good die stamped example on loops. Scottish. Royal Scots Fusiliers superb Edwardian Officer?s bearskin cap. A rare splendid example of finely shaped black fur; the front bearing rich gilt flaming grenade, the ball mounted with post 1902 Royal Arms. Complete with graduated gilt brass chin chain with velvet backing. The interior with leather lining. An excellent example housed in its original metal storage tin, (a little surface rust) bearing painted ?The Royal Scots Fusiliers?. Scottish. Royal Scots Fusiliers VB OR?s white metal field service cap badge circa 1896-1908. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Flaming grenade with thistle mounted on the ball. See ?Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971? by W & K Bloomer No.65 Scottish. Royal Scots Piper?s plaid brooch. A good modern silvered example. Reverse impressed ?5? and ?Made in Gt.Britain?. GC Scottish. Royal Scots piper?s plaid brooch. A good post war silvered example. Plain quoit mounted with a heavy crowned thistle wreath. To the centre, St. Andrew and the Cross with ?The Royal Scots? scroll beneath the wreath. Stout pin to reverse. Scottish. Royal Scots scarce WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A fine example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall on blades with red central backing. (KK 2208) Scottish. Royal Scots Volunteer Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1888-1908. A good scarce example. Burnished silvered rectangular plate mounted with silvered Star of the Order of the Thistle with central gilt motto and Thistle set on a green translucent enamel ground (now replaced with non vitreous green backing). Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks at the top and two studs at the bottom. Very good condition Scottish. Scots Guards scarce OR?s Brodrick cap badge circa 1902-05. A good scarce die-stamped brass (blackened) on loops. (KK 909) William St.John Freemantle Brodrick, 9th Viscount Midleton, Secretary of State for War 1900-03 introduced the Brodrick cap in 1902. It was so unpopular with the Army that it was withdrawn in 1905. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs Duke of Albany?s) Officer?s 1938 hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine hollow silver example by Wm Anderson & Sons Ltd., Edinburgh & Glasgow bearing Edinburgh hallmarks. Thistle wreath mounted with silver Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany?s cypher and stag?s head in high relief. The wreath bears 15 honours up to ?Afghanistan?. Original stout pin to reverse. VGC Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany?s) pair of Officer?s collar badge. Gilt facing pair of elephants and pair of Duke?s cypher on ?Caber Fedih? scrolls. (4 items in all) Some service wear Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders Victorian Officer?s 1884 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A very fine quality example by R & HB Kirkwood,Thistle St. Edinburgh bearing Kirkwood?s thistle logo. Thistle wreath mounted with silver Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany?s cypher and stag?s head in high relief. The wreath bears 15 battle honours up to ?Afghanistan?. Original stout pin to reverse which bears scratched initials D. F-S. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders WW1/WW2 glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on three loops. Scottish. St. Andrews University OTC piper?s plaid brooch. A good modern plated example, with stout pin fitting VGC Scottish. T / 6 / bugle / HLI brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on three loops. Lop loop replaced otherwise GC. City of Glasgow Bn. which served in Gallipoli, Palestine and France & Flanders during the Great War. Scottish. T / 6 / GORDON scarce Gordon Highlanders brass shoulder title. A good example, retaining three loops. GC Scottish. Tayforth Universities OTC anodised glengarry badge by Firmin. A good scarce voided example on loops. Scottish. WW2 pair of Highland Division cloth formation signs. A good embroidered pair removed from uniform. A little service wear. Scottish: 1st Banffshire Rifle Volunteers glengarry badge circa 1880-84. A fine rare white metal example on loops retaining manufacturer's original lustre. Within a strap ?1st Banffshire Rifle V.C.?, a rampant lion holding a sword. HQ at Keith. Became 6th VB Gordon Highlanders in February 1884. Scottish: Gordon Highlanders Victorian Sergeant's plaid brooch. A good nickel example. Mounted on a plain quoit, a saltire; on the saltire a thistle wreath joined at the top by a scroll inscribed ?Gordon Highlanders?. On the cross, within the wreath, the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt? with Tiger on ?India? tablet below. Stout pin to reverse, replaced during its working life.. Issue number "43" to reverse. Scottish: ROYAL SCOTS WW2 Matching Pair of Printed Shoulder Titles. Removed from uniform, A little service wear. Scottish: T / 7/9 / RS scarce Royal Scots post 1921 brass Scottish shoulder title. A fine example on flat hexagonal loops. SCRIPTURE READER rare RAF Embroidered Shoulder Title. A fine example SEAC (South East Asia Command) WW2 Officers Cloth & Bullion Shoulder Titles. A very good clean pair. (2 items) Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany?s) Officer\'s 1917 hallmarked silver glengarry badge. A splendid example by B & P (Bent & Parker), retailed through McDougall of London, bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany?s cypher, stag?s head in high relief and ?Cuidiich?n Rich? scroll all joined together. Stout pin to reverse and complete with safety chain. VGC SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS / CANADA WW1 shoulder title by O.B. Allan Good scarce die-stamped bronze issue of curved talet form on brooch pin. Seaforth Highlanders India General Service Medal, clasp ?North West Frontier 1930-31? Awarded to ?2817283 Pte J Reilly Seaforth?. GC edge knocks Second World War Prisoner of War Dog Tag Stamped "Stalag St XII A 86262" Condition: GC See under AVIATION for this WWI Royal Naval Air Service rare Engineer?s RNAS bullion sleeve badge. Sevenoaks School OTC white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example. Two loops to reverse. VGC SF 15 WW2 Peaks Bn. Derbyshire Home Guard designation A good two part sewn together, removed from uniform. Service wear Commanded by Lt.Col.G.B.Hill, OBE Shanghai Municipal Council Emergency Medal. A fine example, unnamed as issued. Bronze eight pointed star, the obverse bearing a circlet inscribed ?Shanghai Municipal Council?; within the circlet, the flags of the nations represented in this International Settlement. The reverse inscribed ?For Services Rendered August 12 to November 12 1937? within a wreath of laurels. Generally VGC. Instituted in 1937 for services during the emergency when Japanese forces threatened the Settlement. Shanghai Scottish Other Rank?s glengarry with badge circa 1914-41.. A good rare dark blue woolen example with red-white-red diced band and retaining white metal regimental badge (loop fittings). Cotton lining and complete with one of two tails. GC Shanghai Volunteer Corps rare pre 1942 HQ Staff Officer's collar badges. A fine die-stamped gilt and enamel pair on loops Sharpshooters Imperial Yeomanry cap badge circa 1901-08. A good scare original pinback die-cast brass crowned crossed rifles on ?Sharpshooters? scroll. (KK 1363) SHARPSHOOTERS scarce straight brass shoulder title. A fine example on loops. (Westlake 346) SHERWOOD / 4 / FORESTERS oval brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on toned black loops worn by 4th (Militia) Battalion. (Westlake 1206) HQ The Barracks, Old Normanton, Derby. SHERWOOD / FORESTERS scarce Officer's gilt shoulder title. A good example on black loops worn by Officers of 3rd Militia Bn. Derbyshire Regiment. (Westlake 1205) Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby) anodised pre 1970 cap badge by JR Gaunt, B\'ham A good example on named slider. Sherwood Foresters WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good example om blades, slight distortion Sherwood Foresters WW2 Territorial Group of Four Awarded to ?6346024 Pte E.R. Holgate Foresters?. Comprising: Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal, clasp ?Palestine 1945-48? ?6346024 Pte Foresters?, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) ?6346024 Pte Foresters?. Medals loose GC. Sherwood Foresters, Derbyshire Regiment Victorian OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1901. A good die-stamped brass example example on four loops. Crowned Bath cross, stag and title scrolls within circlet inscribed ?Derbyshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base (KK 336) Sherwood Foresters, Derbyshire Regiment Victorian OR\'s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1901. A good die-stamped brass example example on four loops. Crowned Bath cross, stag and title scrolls within circlet inscribed "Derbyshire" and ornamented with laurel spray at the base (KK 336) Sherwood Foresters, Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1902-14. A very fine scarce die-stamped brass example, crowned Bath cross, stag and title scrolls within circlet inscribed ?Notts & Derby? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Pristine. (KK 402) Sherwood Foresters, Notts & Derby anodised Cap Badge by JR Gaunt, B'ham A fine example on slider. The Worcestershire Regiment amalgamated with the Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regt.) 28th February 1970. Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry post 1953 NCO?s white metal arm badge. Die-cast white metal. Loops VGC Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry pre 1953 NCO?s arm badge. A good die cast white metal example on three loops Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry WW1 OR\'s cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops with Gaunt tablet to reverse. (KK 1410) Shropshire Yeomanry OR?s cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A good die-stamped brass example on slider Sierra Leone Protectorate Native Administration Police cap badge A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Silver Military Cross Miniature Group of Eight Medals. The Military Cross with silver Hallmarks for Birmingham 1924. The GSM with the clasp N.W. Persia. This group remains mounted as originally worn. Complete with pin fitting. Silver WW1 Services Rendered badge 12th Bn. Royal Welch Fusilers. Good pinback example 116484 issued to 23499 Pte Thomas Glover 9th March 1915-26th June 1916. Wounded overseas Silvertown Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate. A very fine and rare die-stamped blackened brass example. Mounted on an oval laurel wreath, a crowned rope edged strap inscribed ?Silvertown Rifle Volunteers?; Arms of Essex to centre. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. Raised at Silvertown on 1st February 1860 as 9th Essex RVC. Singapore District pair of formation signs. A fine locally embroidered facing pair. Golden yellow palm tree and lion on green felt rectangle. Both with battledress type backing. Removed from uniform but excellent, Singapore Guard Regiment chrome cap badge. A good white metal example, retaining loops. GC. Singapore Guard Regiment post 1955 Cap Badge. A good die-cast chromed Chinese Dragon resting on title scroll, on loops. Singapore Guard Regiment post 1955 Cap Badge. A good die-cast chromed Chinese Dragon resting on title scroll, on loops. Singapore Infantry Regiment brass cap badge circa 1957. A well cast brass example on loops Singapore Royal Artillery cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped toned example on slider, design as RA cap badge but with ?In Oriente Primus? in place of ?Ubique? and tri-part scroll below reads ?Singapore Royal Artillery?. A ?V? is mounted on the moving wheel. Singapore Volunteer Corps bi-metal cap badge circa 1928-42. Die-stamped example on slider. Crowned ?Singapore Volunteer Corps? circlet on ?In Oriente Primus? scroll; white metal lion and palm tree to voided centre. Some service wear. Singapore Volunteer Corps Officer's Rank Slide. A good example, mounted onto a Jungle Green cloth slip on. Skegness Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Long Service Medal & Badge. This is a double issue of the medal, each named to Thomas H Davis. The first a GVR Crowned head example with additional bar The Great War 1914-18. The second a GVIR example. These are complete with card box confirming service withe the Lincolnshire Police, and Skegness. ... Also a Lincolnshire Special Constabulary lapel badge GC. Skill at Driving (Horse) scarce brass prize badge. A good die struck whip and spur example retaining loop fitting to the reverse. VGC See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 26A for cloth version Skill in Driving (Horses) 1st prize rare cloth arm badge. Whip and spur surmounted by a Crown embroidered on khaki. VGC See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 26C for metal version Skill in Driving (Horses) 1st prize scarce embroidered arm badge. Crowned whip and spur. Moth hole at 1 o?clock otherwise very good condition Skill in driving (horses) prize/trade badge. Very scarce silver wire embroidered example, crowned crossed whips and spur on black ground with red backing. Service wear and a little moth. Slade Wallace 1888 Pattern Leather Equipment lower Chapes. A rare pair of white buff leather with brass buckles. Leather remains supple.. SLBn / WAFF scarce brass shoulder title. A scarce cast brass elliptical example on loops. Good condition.Worn pre 1925 by Sierra Leone Battalion of the West African Frontier Force slouch hat SLR / RWAFF brass Southern Nigeria Regiment, Royal West African Frontier Force shoulder title circa 1928-61. A good scarce British made example on loops. West African Frontier Force raised in 1897 by Frederick Lugard, British Commissioner for Northern Nigeria; ?Royal? title bestowed in 1928 when reorganised. Small Arms School Corps cap badge by Firmin, London circa 1926-52. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2140) School of Musketry redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919; amalgamated with Machine Gun School in 1926 as Small Arms & Machine Gun School; redesignated Small Arms School Corps later that year. Small Arms School Corps cap badge circa 1926-52. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 2140) School of Musketry redesignated Small Arms School, Hythe in 1919; amalgamated with Machine Gun School in 1926 as Small Arms & Machine Gun School; redesignated Small Arms School Corps later that year. Small gilt aviator's wing. Maker: Russell Uniform Co. New York Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: VGC SNR / WAFF brass Southern Nigeria Regiment, West African Frontier Force shoulder title circa 1906-13. A good scarce British made example on loops. West African Frontier Force raised in 1897 by Frederick Lugard, British Commissioner for Northern Nigeria; ?Royal? title bestowed in 1928 when reorganised. SofM rare Boer War School of Musketry sheet brass shoulder title. A good example on original wire loops. Soldiers Sailors Airman Families Association GSM Malaya. A rare and unusual example. Awarded to "A.R. Mitchell S.S.A.F.A." Bearing the clasp "Malaya". Near VGC Soldiers Sailors Airman Families Association GSM Malaya. A rare and unusual example. Awarded to \"A.R. Mitchell S.S.A.F.A.\" Bearing the clasp \"Malaya\". Near VGC Somaliland Camel Corps rare 1931 hallmarked silver cap badge. A very fine die-cast example by F & S (Firmin & Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1931. Stout pagri pin to reverse. Excellent condition. Several detachments successfully equipped with armoured cars during the Abyssinian campaign so became an armoured car regiment in 1943. The askaris mutinied in June 1944 resulting in the unit being disbanded in September 1944. Somaliland Camel Corps scarce British made cap badge. Die-cast white metal example. Replacement lead soldered loops. Several detachments successfully equipped with armoured cars during the Abyssinian campaign so became an armoured car regiment in 1943. The askaris mutinied in June 1944 resulting in the unit being disbanded in September 1944. Somaliland Gendarmerie scarce Officer?s headdress badge. Unmarked native silver shield inscribed ?SG?; reverse with two sockets to house the two real horns. Somaliland Gendarmerie scarce Officer?s headdress badge. Unmarked native silver shield inscribed ?SG?; reverse with two sockets to house the two real horns. Somaliland Scouts white metal cap badge circa 1943-52 by J.R. Gaunt, London A fine scarce die-cast example. Somaliland Scouts white metal cap badge. A good example complete with slider. Made by J.R. Gaunt London Somali Guards formed in 1941, redesigned Somali Frontier Guards in 1942 and Somaliland Scouts in 1943 Somerset & Cornwall Light Infantry Campaign Service Medal ?South Arabia? A scarce regimental example Awarded to ?23854310 Pte E.C. Ryan SCLI? GC. Somerset LI amalgamated with DCLI to form The Somerset & Cornwall Light Infantry 6th October 1959. Amalgameted with KOYLI, KSLI and DLI to form The Light Infantry 10th July 1968. Somerset County Volunteer Regiment WWI VTC Cap Badge Die-stamped bronze example. Loops replaced with slider. GC SOMERSET L.I. WW2 printed shoulder title. Good scarce white lettering printed on red canvas c1943-45. Removed from uniform. Somerset Light Infantry beret badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider. Somerset Light Infantry cloth pagri badge. Green square bearing yellow heavily embroidered strung bugle surmounted by a Mural Crown; a scroll inscribed ?Jellalabad? arching above the Crown; ?PA? between the bugle cords. VGC Somerset Light Infantry cloth pagri badge. A good example being a green vertical rectangle bearing golden embroidered strung bugle surmounted by a Mural Crown; a scroll inscribed ?Jellalabad? arching above the Crown; ?XIII? between the bugle cords. Somerset Light Infantry cloth pagri badge. Green square bearing yellow heavily embroidered strung bugle surmounted by a Mural Crown; a scroll inscribed ?Jellalabad? arching above the Crown; ?PA? between the bugle cords. Somerset Light Infantry cloth pagri badge. Green square bearing yellow heavily embroidered strung bugle surmounted by a Mural Crown; a scroll inscribed ?Jellalabad? arching above the Crown; ?PA? between the bugle cords. Somerset Light Infantry Officer?s silver plated cap badge. A very fine die-cast example on long loops. Somerset Light Infantry post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example complete with four loops to reverse. A little verdigris to reverse and to extreme right edger of muraal crown on obverse. GC (KK 302) Somerset Light Infantry rare Pagri Badge A fine dark green diamond example embroidered in white with cap badge and unusually 'Somerset L.I' below. Excellent Somerset Light Infantry scarce cloth embroidered pagri badge. A fine example' Green rectangle bearing yellow mural crowned strung bugle surmounted by ?Jellalabad? scroll; ?XIII? between the bugle cords. Somerset Light Infantry superb Edwardian Officer's Wolseley helmet of regimental pattern retaining 1906 silver hallmarked badge A very fine example probably worn during WW1, the nine fold pagri of regimental patten pleated in 'V' at four four corners. The left side with 1906 Birmingham hallmarked badge by J & Co (Jennens) with single loop and blade fixings. Brim lined in green cotton, adjustable brown leather chin strap. Brown leather detachable sweatband gild embossed 'Vero's Detachable and self-conforming head band. Royal Letters Patent No. 228467. Cork firm. A very fine example in wonderful condition. Somerset Light Infantry WW1 / WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Somerset Light Infantry WW2 regimental formation sign. Good scarce yellow XIII printed on small green rectangle. Removed from BD. Service wear Somersetshire Constabulary Edwardian police helmet plate. A fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass example on three loops. Laurel wreath surmounted by crown on blank tablet. White metal Wyvern mounted to seeded centre. SOUTH AFRICA WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Worn on British Army battledress blouse* Condition: VGC* South Africa. Johannesburg Mounted Rifles cap and collars circa 1900-06 Die-stamped white metal examples on loops. Touch of verdigris South Africa. Kaffrarian Rifles Victorian glengarry badge. Good scarce die-staped silvered crowned title circlet; Lion to voided centre. Toned loops South Africa. Northern Rifles 1903-07 smasher hat brass badge. A good die stamped example, retaining original pin fitting. VGC South African Air Force bronze cap badge. A die-stamped example on lead soldered loops. South African Air Force cap badge and facing collar badges. All three die-stamped brass on loops. (3 items) South African Air Force scarce Navigator / Air Gunner brass badge circa 1937 only. Die-stamped on pinched loops. (Owen 1503) South African Air Force WW2 pilot wings. Good scarce flat pair removed from uniform. South African Airways vintage bullion aircrew cap badgee Good scarce padded example (Owen C34) South African Armoured Corps Officer?s Efficiency Medal. George VI 1st type with bilingual ?Union of South Africa? clasp and reverse awarded to ?Lieut. B.D. Van Wyk. SAAC.? Generally VGC. South African Aviation Corps rare 1915 cap badge. Die-stamped brass example. Two loops to reverse. VGC (Owen 1519) South African Cape Artillery and Engineer Volunteers OR?s helmet plate circa 1891-97. A fine and scarce die-stamped white metal example. Arms of Cape Colony with applied scroll ?CA & EV?. Two loops to reverse. (see Owen 139) Formed in 1891 under the command of Major le Vicomte de Montfort with 320 all ranks. South African Constabulary Boer War Queen's South Africa Medal. A good example awarded to "807 3rd Cl Tpr C.H. Jefferies SAC". Beraing the clasps "Cape Colony", "Orange Free State" GC. South African Constabulary Boer War two clasp Queen's South Africa Medal. A good example awarded to "807 3rd Cl Tpr C.H. Jefferies SAC". Beraing the clasps "Cape Colony", "Orange Free State" GC. South African Constabulary Casualty Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?3461 3rd Cl Tpr. A.E. Newman SAC?. Bearing four clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902?. GC. Trooper Newman died of disease at Bloemfontein on the 19th March 1902. His name appears on Page 87 of the South African Casualty List. South African Constabulary Edwardian police slouch hat badge circa 1902-08. Good scarce die-cast white metal crowned quoit resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY; Lion treading on snake to voided centre. Loops South African Constabulary five clasp Queen?s South Africa Medal. Awarded to ?557 3rd Cl Tpr R. Owen SAC?. Bearing the clasps ?Cape Colony?, ?Orange Free State?, ?Transvaal?, ?South Africa 1901?, ?South Africa 1902?. GC. (Last two clasps contemporary unofficially attached). South African Corps of Signals Officer?s silver and gilt cap badge. A fine and scarce example with two loops to reverse. Excellent South African Corps of Signals Officer?s silver and gilt cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on loops. South African Duke of Edinburgh\'s Own Volunteer Rifles helmet plate c1902-14. Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned Thistle star bearing strap inscribed “Duke of Edinburgh’s Own Volunteer Rifles”; thistle to voided centre . Loops South African East London Cadet Corps scarce cap badge A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. South African First Volunteer Transport Corps large cap badge circa 1903-13. Scarce 63 mm high die-stamped white metal star shaped device bearing wings, wheel and horse?s head; beneath the wheel a tri-part scroll inscribed ?First Vol. Transport Corps?. Two loops to reverse. VGC (Owen 1673) South African First Volunteer Transport Corps large cap badge circa 1903-13. Scarce 63 mm high die-stamped white metal star shaped device bearing wings, wheel and horse?s head; beneath the wheel a tri-part scroll inscribed ?First Vol. Transport Corps?. Two loops to reverse. VGC (Owen 1673) South African Kaffrarian Rifles Officer?s head-dress badge A good die-cast lightly silvered example with stout pagri pin to reverse. Red felt central backing. Raised 20th December, 1883. Centre changed from lion to buffalo?s head in October 1899 on change of uniform. South African Kaffrarian Rifles Officer?s head-dress badge A good example with red felt insert; stout pagri pin. South African Kaffrarian Rifles Officer?s head-dress badge A good example with red felt insert; stout pagri pin South African Kaffrarian Rifles Victorian glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Lion within crowned circlet "Kaffrarian Rifles (Nunc Anumis)" South African Natal Volunteer Composite Regiment Boer War silver slouch hat badge Rare cast silver crowned VCR cypher resting on ?Ad Finem? scroll. Original brooch pin to reverse which is impressed \"Sterling\". Boer War raised unit commanded by Lt.Col.R.W. Evans, a Major in the Natal Mounted Rifles. South African Navy Petty Officer?s bullion cap badge A fine example South African Prince Alfred?s Guard OR?s helmet badge. A good British made die-stamped brass example with stout pagri pin to reverse. Minor verdigris.(Owen 44) South African Prision Service Head-dress Badge A good die-stamped large brass example on loops. South African Railways white metal cap badge. A good example retaining loops to the reverse GC. South African Royal Engineers 1916-18 scarce brass cap badge A good die-stamped brass example with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Loops. Very good condition (Owen 1377) South African Royal Engineers brass cap badge circa 1916-18 with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse.. A fine die-stamped example on loops. (Owen 1377) South African Staff Officer�s gilt pagri badge. A fine die-cast bright gilt example on stout pagri pin. South African Tank Corps WW2 chromed beret badge. A good scarce economy style die-stamped with flat loops part of the edge and bend round. South African Transvaal Light Infantry helmet badge circa 1903-07 An attractive but defective example on loops priced accordingly. Enamel chipped, top loop replaced, bottom one at fault; antelope lead filled and fracture to feet. (Owen 645) South African Transvaal Scottish Volunteers glengarry / helmet badge circa 1906-11 only. . A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. South African Uitenhage Rifles brass cap badge circa 1902-13. A good example retaining loops GC. (Owen 300) South African Veterinary Corps cap badge c1926-46. Good scarce die-pressed bronze issue on loops. South African Veterinary Corps cap badge WW2 vintage. Die-cast blacked example on loops South African Witwatersrand Rifles white metal headdress badge. South African Witwatersrand Rifles white metal headdress badge. A good die-stamped example retaining two loops GC. South African Witwatersrand Rifles white metal headdress badge. A good die-stamped example retaining two loops GC. South African WW2 pilot's wing Embroidered lat example on press studs, wear to wing tip South African. Border Mounted Rifles Victorian Boer War slouch hat badge A good die-stamped blackened brass example on lightly pinched loops, Crowned foliated BMR cypher. Evidence of small ring behind the crown. South African. Transvaal 8th Infantry Scottish glengarry badge Good die-stamped blackened brass issue on loops. South African. Transvaal Cadets white metal cap badge. Retaining two loops to the reverse. GC. South African. Witwatersrand Rifles 1903-07 pagri badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on stout pagri pin. South Australian Scottish Regiment headdress badge A good silvered example by Stokes. Retaining loop fittings GC South Birkenhead AA Rocket Battery Cheshire Home Guard WW2 designation CH over 101 sewn on to cloth BD backing. CO Major G.F. Saunders South Eastern Command pair of cloth formation signs Good scarce pair of large Tiger Heads printed/painted on red discs. Removed from uniform. South Hampshire Militia Georgian post 1800 Officer?s gilt open back coatee button by I.McGowan London A fine and rare example. Within a double \"dotted\" border, crowned star bearing Garter with rose to centre. Shank to reverse South Highland District scarce formation sign. White saltire embroidered on blue. Excellent condition South Irish Horse brass cap badge circa 1908-22. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. Raised 7th March 1900 as South Irish Horse, 1902 redesigned South of Ireland Yeomanry, 1908 reverted to South Irish Horse, disbanded 1922. South Irish Horse pre 1922 brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1505) Raised 7th March 1900 as South Irish Horse, 1902 redesignated South of Ireland Yeomanry, 1908 reverted to South Irish Horse, disbanded 1922. South Lancashire Regiment all brass WWI economy cap badge. A good example complete with slider gC South Lancashire Regiment all brass WWI economy cap badge. A good example complete with slider gC South Lancashire Regiment Officer’s silvered and gilt pair of pre 1958 collar badges. Fine die-cast silvered Prince of Wales\'s plumes, motto and gilt coronet resting on gilt scrolls THE SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT. Loops South Lancashire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example in pristine condition retaining all four loops to reverse. (KK 331) South Lancashire Regiment Victorian / Edwardian cap badge. A finely die-stamped post 1896 bi-metal example on loops which have toned to black. South Lancashire Regiment WW1 brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18.. Die-stamped brass on slider. South Lancashire Regiment WW1 brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Slight polish to central highpoints otherwise good condition. South Midland District formation sign. Yellow bell printed on blue shield. VGC South Midland Royal Engineers early 20th Century shoulder title. Good rare blue embroidered on red issue. One or two moth holes. South Nottinghamshire Hussars Officer?s cap. A good die-cast silver plated acorn with oak slip on loops. SOUTH STAFFORD Regiment TA Bns. post 1952 shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow letters embroidered on maroon felt. South Staffordshire Regiment A good yellow on maroon embroidered example. Worn to commemorate the first British airborne landing, 10th July 1943 as part of Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily by 1st Air Landing Brigade which comprised 1st Bn Border; 2nd Bn South Staffords and 1st Glider Pilot Regt. South Staffordshire Regiment Glider Troops Badge A fine yellow embroidered on maroon felt example with remains of paper to reverse South Staffordshire Regiment pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A fine die-cast pair on oval Holland cloth backing. Loops South Staffordshire Regiment pair of WW1 Officer's bronze OSD collar badges with oval Firmin, London tablets to reverse,. A fine die-cast cap badge size matching pair on loops. South Staffordshire Regiment VB Victorian cap badge circa 1896-1902. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned Stafford Knot resting on scroll ?South Staffordshire?. South Staffordshire Regiment WW1 / WW2 OSD bronze cap badge. A good die-cast bronze example on blades. South Staffordshire Regiment WW1 War and Victory Medal pair. Fine examples on original ribbons awarded to "41986 Pte. C.W. Oldfield. S. Staff. R." GC. Private Charles William Oldfield volunteered on the 24th June 1916. He was awarded the Silver War Badge and was discharged on the 30th December 1918. South Wales Borderers 1916 brass economy cap badge A pristine all brass die-stamped issue on slider South Wales Borderers facing pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A fine scarce die-cast pair. Faces slightly differ. South Wales Borderers Officer's silver cap badge. A poorly cast example on loops impressed "Sterling Silver". Wreath of immortelles enclosing the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed ?Egypt?; the letters ?SWB? across the base of the wreath. South Wales Borderers OR?s helmet plate centre circa 18b1-1914 A fine die-stamped brass example in pristine condition retaining all four loops. Retains manufacturer's original lustre.(KK 310) South Wales Borderers pair of OSD collars South Wales Borderers post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Welsh dragon in laurel wreath within circlet inscribed ?South Wales Borderers? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining two of four loops to reverse (centre & top absent). A little polish to dragon?s highpoints otherwise good condition. (KK 310) South Wales Borderers post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example with heavy age patina retaining all four loops.. Welsh dragon in laurel wreath within circlet inscribed ?South Wales Borderers? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. (KK 310) South Wales Borderers post 1896 Victorian cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on toned loops. Some service wear South Wales Borderers WW1 1916 brass economy cap badge Die-stamped slightly bent example on slider South Wales Borderers WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good example with one of two blades to reverse. South Waziristan Scout 1936 India General Service Medal, clasp A good example awarded to \" 9465 Sepoy Ghazi Marjan\". Good condition. South Waziristan Scouts India General Service Medal Clasp North West Frontier 1930-31 This example was awarded to "Swpr Siri Ram. S. W. Scouts". GC some edge knocks, suspension slightly loose. South Waziristan Scouts India General Service Medal Clasp North West Frontier 1937-39 Awarded to 9904 Sep Rez Mohd S.W. Scouts GC scratch marks to naming. South-Eastern Command pair of embroidered Tiger's head formation signs. A good pair, removed from a uniform. A little service wear. South-Western District formation sign. Golden hind printed on green rectangle. Removed from a uniform. GC Introduced in July 1953. Southern Command - Royal Signals printed cloth formation sign. A good blue and white example Southern Rhodesia Armoured Car Regiment cap badge circa 1948-56 A fine die-cast white metal example on loops by Firmin, London (Owen 3052) Southern Rhodesia Armoured Car Regiment cap badge circa 1948-56 by Firmin, London. A fine die-cast white metal example on loops (Owen 3052) Southern Rhodesia Volunteers brass cap badge circa 1898-1920 . A good die-stamped example on loops. Southport Special Constabulary Police WW2 era Cap Badge by Fattorini & Sons Ltd. Regent St., Birmingham A good chromed example on slider. Crowned blue enamel title circlet with Arms to centre; Southport Special Constabulary Police WW2 era Cap Badge. Good scarce die-cast chromed issue by Fattorini & Sons Ltd. Regent St., Birmingham. Crowned blue enamel title circlet with Arms to centre. Slider Soviet Army soldier?s brass belt buckle. Fixing: Hook & 2 loops Condition: Minor service wear, GC Soviet Russian Order of the Red Star A good screwback example by Monetny Dvor mint , number 3217427 awarded in 1954 Soviet USSR Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class, A good silvered and enamelled example, reverse with issue number 4209975. Reverse with single screw post & dished retaining nut. Spain. Civil War Medal for the Campaign of 1936-1939, Good example award to Falangist forces. Special Air Service (SAS) Officer's cap badge. A fine silver and gilt winged dagger on loops. SPECIAL AIR SERVICE 1950s 21st SAS cloth shoulder tile. Good scarce light blue sans-serif letters embroidered on maroon. Removed from uniform. Some old moth. Special Air Service cloth SAS beret badge A good early post war example. Slight moth. Designed by Cpl. Tait, MM and Bar. Approved by David Stirling and General Auchinleck. Special Air Service early post war SAS beret. A good scarce early example of the special pattern beige beret, retaining original cloth embroidered winged dagger badge. Leather sweatband with black cotton lining. Some service wear and period repair to the crown. Special Air Service late WW2 cloth SAS beret badge. A fine scarce embroidered red edged blue winged dagger with WHO DARES WINS on navy/black shield. Black paper fine hessian backing. Designed by Cpl. Tait, MM and Bar. Approved by David Stirling and General Auchinleck. Special Air Service late WW2 SAS cloth beret / cap badge. A fine unworn embroidered example. Black tightly woven hessian backing. Designed by Cpl. Tait, later Squadron Sergeant Major Tait MM. Approved by David Stirling and General Auchinleck. Special Air Service late WW2 SAS cloth beret / cap badge. A good rare example. Special Air Service Malayan period SAS parachute wings. A fine padded pair. VGC Special Air Service Malayan period SAS parachute wings. A good padded example retaining original backing cloth. VGC Provenance: From effects of Captain A.C. Duncan SAS, former Coldstream Guardsman commissioned into Seaforth Highlanders, transferred to the SAS and later fought with the French Foreign Legion. Special Air Service Officer\'s bullion SAS cap / beret badge. Good scarce padded issue of gold wire winged dagger with Who Dares Wins scroll. Removed from head-dress and later from an album. Service wear SPECIAL AIR SERVICE pair of embroidered shoulder titles A good pair of cloth SAS titles removed from a battledress. Light blue on maroon Special Air Service pair of WW2 fine silk padded SAS operation / parachute wings. A fine example sewn onto buckram former - remains of white paper backing Special Air Service SAS beret badge. Good scarce post war (1950s) embroidered winged dagger with Who Dares Wins scroll. Special Air Service SAS pair of epaulette / shoulder strap buttons A good silver plated pair on screw posts Special Air Service scarce WW2 SAS cloth parachute qualification / operations wing A good variation of the embroidered wartime padded example Special Air Service WW2 cloth SAS beret badge circa 1944. A good scarce embroidered red edged blue winged dagger with WHO DARES WINS on navy/black shield. Removed from beret. Designed by Cpl. Tait, MM and Bar. Approved by David Stirling and General Auchinleck. Special Air Service WW2 one SAS soldier\'s insignia. A rare opportunity to obtain one unknown 2nd SAS WW2 soldier's beret badge, shoulder title and wing. Understandably all three with some service wear Special Air Service WW2 SAS cloth beret / cap badge. A good embroidered example. Black paper backing (fragile). A little service wear. Designed by Cpl. Tait, MM. Approved by David Stirling and General Auchinleck. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker , 20 for similar. Special Air Service WW2 SAS cloth parachute qualification / operations wing. Good rare variation of the embroidered wartime padded example ornament with metalic thread canopy and shroud lines. Removed from uniform. Special Constabulary Police Medal A George VI period example awarded to "Sergt Hubert A Beasley" GC Special Fire Service Force rare WW1 London Fire Brigade cap badge A rare die-stamped brass example on loops. Within a cirlcet "Special Fire Service Force" an owl resting on a straight scroll "BFPC" "Cave". Established during WW1 by Edwin O. Sachs,as part of LFB to inspect fire safety at military installations, hospitals, munitions factories, etc. Special Forces. Indian Long Range Squadron scarce WW2 cap badge. Locally cast bronze crossed lances with tablet to centre inscribed ?LR?. No evidence of fixings to reverse, appears unfinished. Formed on 25 December 1941, and comprised of four patrols:Jat (J) Punjabi (P) Rajput (R) and Sikh (S). In December 1941, J & R patrols were attached to the LRDG, their designations were changed to \'I1\' and \'I2\' to avoid confusion with the New Zealand Patrol. Special Forces. Indian Long Range Squadron scarce WW2 cap badge. A cast example never fitted with loops. Special Proficiency Pay Granted WW2 printed cloth sleeve badge Good scarce unissued example Special Service Section, Territorial Force post 1908 sleeve badge. A scarce dark blue on red embroidered example. Within a crowned circle, an ?S? with smaller ?S? in each curl.. Moth damage. Worn by members who volunteered to serve in a National Emergency even if the TF had not been mobilised. Squadron Leader lapel badge Believed issued with a comic* Fixing: Buttonhole Condition: GC* Sri Lanka. 1956 Armed Forces Inauguration Medal. Unnamed as issued. Condition: GC SRY (Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 223) St Helena Rifles Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good scarce die-cast example, retaining one of two blades. .Disbanded in 1946 St John Ambulance 1911 Coronation Medal. Awarded to "Pte G. Brown". Original ribbon Good Condition St John Ambulance Brigade 1897 Jubilee Medal A good example awarded to \"1st Offr James Garbett\". GC original ribbon, worn as single medal. St John Ambulance Brigade Miniature Medals. Comprising: Order of St. John of Jerusalem (Silver & Enamel), Service Medal of the Order of St John of Jerusalem (Silver). Medals loose retaining original ribbons. GC St John Voluntary Aid Detachment rare WW1 VAD cap badge. A fibe die-cast silvered example on blades St Pauls School OTC brown leather belt A good example with brass interlocking clasp bearing school arms and motto 'Fide et Literis' St. Andrew University OTC white metal cap badge Good die-stamped example on loops, St. Benedict?s School OTC silver plated cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped example on loops. St. Brendan\'s College CCF brass Bristol cap badge. A good die-cast example on loops. St. Christopher Artillery Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A very fine and exceedingly rare die-stamped silvered example. Within a crowned oval Union wreath, an oval inscribed ?St. Christopher Artillery?, gilt metal grenade to centre the ball mounted with silvered Crowned VR Cypher, reversed and interlaced. Three screw posts to reverse. St. Dunstan?s College, Catford CCF Gold Anodised Cap Badge. A fine example on loops. St. Edmonds School, Canterbury OTC cap badge. A pristine die-cast example on slider. (KK 2669) St. Edward?s School Oxford OTC scarce brass cap badge. A good die-stamped on slider. Sllght service wear and polishing (Cox 1986) St. Helena Rifles cap badge circa 1914-46 Good sarce die-stamped blackened brass issue on loops St. Helena Rifles cap badge. Disbanded in 1946* Fixing: Loops Condition: GC* St. Helena Rifles scarce OSD bronze die cast collar badge. A good example on loops. This unit was disbanded in 1946 St. John?s School Leatherhead OTC cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. A little polished on breast. (KK 2674) St. Kitts Nevis Defence Force scarce OR?s bi-metal cap badge Dii-stamped crowned pair of shields resting on title scroll on loops.. St. Lawrence College, Ramsgate OTC Kent cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 2676) St. Lucia Police pre 1953 cap badge A fine scarce silvered example on loops. Crowned title strap with shield to centre. St. Marylebone Volunteer Training Corps scarce WW1 VTC lapel / mufti badge by Toye of Theobalds Rd. London. . A good example on buttonhole fixing. Crowned blue enamel title circlet ; ?St.Marylebone? white enamel scroll superimposed on crossed rifles to centre. Service wear ST. PAULS / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title A good example on four loops St.Dunstan's Periscope Made by a War Blinded Man A rare wooden telescope contained in its original paper cover. Stamped in various places. Near VGC. St.Dunstan's was established in 1915 to help soldiers who were wounded during action. STAFF GROUP Control Commission Germany shoulder title Good scarce German yellow embroidered serif letter on blue. Formed around stiffener. Removed from uniform. \"R\" slightly AF Staff Officer's post 1953vbullion cap badge. A good example usually worn by Colonels and Brigadiers Stafford Knot Badge Staffordshire Constabulary King's Crown cap badge. Chrome example on slider. Very good condition Staffordshire County Police Inspector's cap badge. Chrome & enamel Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC Staffordshire County Police pre 1952 Senior Officer\'s cap badge Good scarce die-cast chromed crowned faceted star bearing blue enamel title circlet; Stafford Knot to voided centre. Loops Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers Officer\'s 1860 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate. A fine example by TBW (T.B. Wilkins Ltd) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Screw posts to reverse. Very good condition. Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer\'s Pouch Belt Tip. A die-stamped silvered example incorporating the Stafford Knot. Retaining copper wire fitting. Staffordshire Yeomanry NCO?s arm badge. A good die-cast20th century white metal example on loops. Staffordshire Yeomanry Standard / Colour Bearer?s plate. A fine and very scarce post 1953 example. Rectangular seeded gilt plate mounted with silver Crowned Garter on ?Pro aris et focis? bi-part scroll; Stafford Knot to centre. Two large belt loops to reverse. VGC Stand By for a Special Announcement .............. Today Sunday 7th June we launched our new website http://www.dearoldblighty.com The operation began at 07.00hrs with a 100 item upload supported by elements of the Aviation Flying Equipment Section, Badges, Uniforms, Equipment, Medals and WW1 Collectables We are expecting items to sell and reinforcements will be rushed to the website in the form of regular uploads. The road ahead maybe long and updates many but we are confident that we will be Victorious in locating that special item for your collection. Please click the link below and see for yourselves. dearoldblighty.com Star and C Trade Badge States of Jersey Police EIIR helmet plate. Fine chromed star pattern on loops. Stoke-on-Trent City Police pre 1953 helmet plate. Crowned chromed star pattern with applied shield to centre. Three loops to reverse. Good condition. Sub Inspector Government Telegraphs George V period badge. A good silvered cast brass example on loops. Crowned GRI cypher within title strap. Some service wear. Sudan Civil Service Officer?s cap badge. A fine large die-cast gilt example comprising a wreath of oak and palm with ?SCS? cypher to centre; tablet inscribed ?1899? to base of wreath.Loops 1899 alludes to the date The Sudan became subject to an Anglo-Egyptian Condominium. It became an independent state in 1855. Sudan Defence Force cap badge and rare cloth slip-on shoulder titles. Cast white metal armed Arab astride camel on SDF tablet cap badge on screw post together with rare pair of locally made white embroidered SUDAN on brown felt slip-on shoulder titles Sudan Defence Force Mechanical Transport helmet plate. A good rare die-cast example on loops. Large brass MTD with applied white metal octagonal plate bearing lorry. Sudan Defence Force Medical Corps rare Officer?s 1929 hallmarked silver cap / pagri badge by Edward Stillwell & Sons. Fine die-cast palm and serpent resting on Arabic scroll with pagri pin to reverse. Reverse impressed with maker's mark ES & S Sudan Defence Force small cast silvered pinback badge. Cast white metal armed Arab astride camel on SDF tablet cap badge. Sudan Medical Corps Bimingham 1929 hallmarked silver Officer?s head-dress badge. Fine pinback example by ES & S (Edward Stillwell & Sons). bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1929 (Palm and serpent resting on Arabic scroll). Sudan Medical Corps Officer?s silver cap / pagri badge. A rare example. Palm and serpent resting on Arabic scroll. Reverse impressed ?Sterling?. Original pin fitting. VGC Sudan Political Service Officer?s cap badge. A fine die-cast gilt example on loops. Wreath of oak and palm with ?SPS? cypher to voided centre; tablet inscribed ?1899? to base of wreath. Sudan Supply Corps brass cap / pagri badge. A good scarcec die cast eight pointed star mounted with a shamrock set on red over white pagri flash. Retaining both loops to the reverse. Sudan, Darfur Province Police Officer's headdress badge. Native silver & enamel Fixing: Pagri pin Sudan, Kordofan Province Police silver cap badge. A good unmarked example. Oval inscribed ?Kordofan? bearing applied antelope?s head in high relief. Two loops to reverse. VGC Suffolk Regiment 1881-1900 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Two tower Gibraltar Castle within circlet inscribed ?Suffolk? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining three of four loops to reverse (centre one absent). Good condition. (KK 301) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when three tower castle was ordered to be worn by the War Office Suffolk Regiment cloth formation sign. Equally divided red and yellow felt rectangle. Very good condition. Suffolk Regiment OR?s scarce ?two tower? cap badge. A good bi-metal example on slider with regimental pattern castle. Suffolk Regiment post 1900 OR?s helmet plate centre A good die-stamped brass example. Three tower Gibraltar Castle within circlet inscribed ?Suffolk?and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; one replacement loop to reverse. Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when three tower castle was ordered to be worn by the War Office Suffolk Regiment post 1953 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Suffolk Regiment post 1953 OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider Suffolk Regiment Victorian Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on toned black loops. (KK 603) Suffolk Regiment Victorian Officer?s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A fine scarce rich gilt example on three loops. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter. To the black velvet centre, a silver two tower castle surmounted by ?Gibraltar?; below, the Key and a scroll inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe?. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed ?The Suffolk Regiment?. One wire securing castle to backplate AF otherwise in excellent condition. Suffolk Regiment Victorian OR?s brass pagri badge. A good die-stamped example comprising an oak-leaf wreath enclosing a Crowned circlet inscribed ?Montis insignia calpe?; two tower Castle, Key and ?Gibraltar? to centre. Two loops to reverse . Minor service wear. Suffolk Regiment Victorian OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1900. A good die-stamped brass example. Two tower Gibraltar Castle within circlet inscribed ?Suffolk?and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. Retains one of four loops to reverse. Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when three tower castle was ordered to be worn by the War Office Suffolk Regiment WW1 / WW2 era cap badge. Good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider. This pattern was worn circa 1901-52. Suffolk Regiment WW1 slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce white printed on khaki. Reverse with wide attachment tape. Suffolk Regiment WW2 pair of cloth regimental flashes. Good scarce red and yellow felt examples. Removed from uniform. Suffolk Regiment WWI cloth slip on shoulder title. White embroidered on khaki Condition: VGC Supply & Transport Corps 1904 Tibet Medal. A good bronze example awarded to ?198 Cooly Bala Bahadria Chetni S & T Corps?. GC Supply & Transport Corps 1904 Tibet Medal. Native Bronze Issue A good bronze example awarded to ?206 Cooly Nauag i S & T Corps?. GC Surgeon?s India General Service Medal clasp ?Burma 1885-7? Awarded to ?Surgeon J. Riordan Medical Staff?. Edge knocks. GC Lieutenant Colonel John Riordan was born on the 2nd March 1856 and was appointed a Surgeon Captain in 1883 and Major in 1895. He retired from the Army Medical Service with the rank of Lt Col in 1904 and was employed at Clommel Tipperary until 1916. His India General Service medal appears to be his sole entitlement. SURREY & SUSSEX / YEOMANRY QMR WW2 cloth title. Yellow embroidered on navy example removed from a uniform. Heavy service wear. Worn by 98th & 144th Field Regiments RA. SURREY & SUSSEX / YEOMANRY QMR WW2 cloth title. Yellow embroidered on navy example removed from a uniform. Heavy service wear. Worn by 98th & 144th Field Regiments RA. Surrey Cadet Brigade brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Surrey Cadet Brigade brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. Surrey Imperial Yeomanry Field Service cap badge or collar badge. Good rare 2.8 cm die-stamped white metal crest of Lord Middleton. Longish loops. Lord Middleton was formerly Mr. Brodrick, designer of the unpopular headdress. Surrey Imperial Yeomanry rare Officer?s cap badge. Silvered die-stamped crest of Lord Midleton on loops. The badge of the Surrey IY was the crest of Midleton family, William St.John Freemantle Brodrick, 9th Viscount Midleton, who was Hon. Colonel of the Regiment and Secretary of State for War 1900-03 Surrey Militia Georgian Officer?s gilt flat coatee button. A fine and scarce example retaining shank. Design of a crown within a strap ?Surry?. Backmark \"Firmin & Co. London\". Excellent Surry was an early alternative spelling of Surrey Surrey Yeomanry (Queen Mary?s Regiment) NCO?s rare 1913 hallmarked silver arm badge. A very fine die-cast crowned QMR cypher bearing Birmingham hallmarks and WD & S (William Dowler & Son) maker\'s marks to reverse which retains both loops. SURREY YEOMANRY Q.M.R. (298th Field Regt. Royal Artillery) cloth shoulder title. Good scarce golden yellow serif letters embroidered on black Surrey Yeomanry WW1 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Minor service wear. Sussex & Surrey District formation sign. Painted Wolf?s head within an oval. Unissued Sussex Volunteer Training Corps WW1 VTC Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider. County Arms (Shield charged with six Martlets) resting on "Sussex VTC" scroll. (KK 1681) SUSSEX YEOMANRY embroidered shoulder title. Yellow on navy Condition: VGC Sussex Yeomanry King's crown anodised cap badge circa 1952-53. A fine scarce short lived example on slider by JR Gaunt London. VGC Sussex Yeomanry section of sleeve. Good scarce piece of khaki BD cloth bearing yellow embroidered on blue SUSSEX YEOMANRY tile, printed 30th AA Brigade 1st pattern formation sign, Gun Layer trade bade and Corporal's chevrons. Sussex Yeomanry WW1 Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?2676 Pte. H. Mathews Suss Yeo? GC SUTTON / OTC / VALENCE Kent brass shoulder title A good brass example on loops Swedish gilt helmet badge. Fixing: Screw post Condition: VGC SX / 15 (West Brighton) Sussex WW2 Home Guard printed designation. Good scarce example removed from uniform. Commanded by Lt. Col. F.Eastwood TD SY 51 WW2 Malden Bn. Surrey Home Guard designation A good two part sewn together, removed from uniform. Service wear Commanded by Lt.Col. N.H.H. Ralston OBE T / BRECKNOCK Brass Welsh Shouther Title. A good example on three flat hexagonal loops. T / CYCLISTS brass shoulder title circa 1914-19. A good example on loops worn by the Army Cyclist Corps. T / 1 / BRECKNOCKSHIRE cast brass Welsh shoulder title circa 1915. A good scarce example on loops worn in India by 1/1st Bn circa 1915. (Westlake 987) T / 1 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON brass shoulder title. A good scarce example with three loops to reverse. Very good condition T / 10 / KING\'S post 1908 King\'s Liverpool brass shoulder title. A good brass example on loops. (Westlake 824) HQ 7 Fraser St. Liverpool. Landed in France 2nd November, 1914. T / 10 / SCOTTISH / LIVERPOOL post 1908 brass shoulder title. A good example on loops (tw0 replaced). HQ 7 Fraser St. Liverpool. Landed in France 2nd November, 1914. T / 10 / SCOTTISH / LIVERPOOL post 1908 brass shoulder title. Good example on three loops (one replaced years ago) HQ 7 Fraser St. Liverpool. Landed in France 2nd November, 1914. T / 13/ COUNTY OF LONDON white metal shoulder title A good example on three loops with brass backing plate.. Kensington Battalion, London Regiment, HQ Iverna Gardens, Kensington; landed in France 4th November, 1914. T / 16 / COUNTY OF LONDON post 1908 Queen\'s Westminsters white metal shoulder title. A good example on loops. T / 17 / LONDON WW1 brass shoulder title. A good example, originally blackened, on three loops. Poplar & Stepney Rifles Battalion, London Regiment, HQ 66, Tredegar Road, Bow; landed in France 16th March, 1915. T / 19 / LONDON brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. T / 21 / LONDON brass shoulder title A good example on three loops and complete with backing plate. First Surrey Rifles Battalion, London Regiment, HQ 4, Flodden Road, Camberwell; landed in France 16th March, 1915. T / 23 / LONDON scarce small hand cut brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 1553) T / 25 / COUNTY OF LONDON WW1 25th (Cyclist) Bn White Metal Shoulder Title Good example on three loops T / 25 / COUNTY OF LONDON WW1 25th (Cyclist) Bn White Metal Shoulder Title. Complete with three loops and backing plate. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. T / 25 / COUNTY OF LONDON WW1 brass 25th (Cyclist) Bn Shoulder Title. Complete with three loops and backing plate. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. T / 25 / LONDON Brass Cyclists Shoulder Title. A good example retaining all three loops to the reverse. Fracture between N and D T / 4 / DORSET brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. HQ at Dorchester. Served India, Basra, Mesopotamia45, Egypt. T / 4 / DORSET brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. HQ at Dorchester. Served India, Basra, Mesopotamia, Egypt. T / 4 / GLOSTER WW1 shoulder title. Good scarce die-cast brass issue on three loops complete with brass backing plate T / 4 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON brass post 1908 Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) shoulder title. A good one piece example on three loops. T / 4 / grenade / RSF brass Royal Scots Fusiliers shoulder title. Scarce example on loops. Minor service wear. Good condition Kilmarnock Bn. which served at Gallipoli, Egypt. Palestine and France & Flanders during the Great War. T / 4 / grenade / RWF one piece brass Royal Welsh Fusiliers shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on loops. HQ at Wrexham. Landed in France 6th November, 1914. T / 4 / HANTS brass Hampshire Regiment shoulder title circa 1908-21 A good example on three loops. HQ Winchester T / 4 / HANTS post 1908 brass shoulder title. A good example with three loops to reverse. WW1 served India, Mesopotamia, one company captured at Kut. T / 4 / KOSB WW1 King's Own Scottish Borderers brass shoulder title Retaining three square loops to the reverse. Good condition Fought at Gallipoli then to Alexandria1916-18. T / 4 / NORTHAMPTON brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops. HQ in Northampton. 15th August, 1915 landed at Suvla Bay. T / 4 / NORTHAMPTON brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops. iHQ in Northampton. 15th August, 1915 landed at Suvla Bay. T / 4 / R.W.KENT brass shoulder title circa 1908-20. A good example on three loops. HQ Tonbridge. Durin WW1 1st/4th o India; 2nd/4th to Suvla Bay, fought in Gaza and Palestine T / 4 / SEAFORTH brass Scottish shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. Minor service wear. HQ at Dingwall. Landed in France 7th November 1914. T / 4 / WELSH brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. Landed Suvla Bay, Gallipoli 8th October, 1915 and amalgamatd with 5th Bn. Later served Egypt and Palestine T / 4 / YORK brass Yorkshire Regiment shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good brass example on three loops. (Westlake 926) HQ Northallerton. Landed in France 18th April, 1915. T / 4 / YORK brass Yorkshire Regt. shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example retaining three loops and backing plate. GC .HQ Northallerton. Landed in France 18th April, 1915. T / 5 / BEDFORD post 1908 white metal shoulder title Good scarce example on three loops T / 5 / BEDFS & HERTS post 1921 white metal shoulder title Good scarce short lived example on three loops T / 5 / CITY OF LONDON blackened brass shoulder title A good example on three loops. London Rifle Brigade, London Regiment, HQ 130, Bunhill Row, EC; landed in France on Guy Fawkes Day, 1914. T / 5 / EC / CHESHIRE brass shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate Earl of Chester?s HQ at The Drill Hall, Volunteer Street, Chester T / 5 / EC / CHESHIRE brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Complete with backing plate. T / 5 / GLOSTER Brass Gloucestersjhire Regiment Shoulder Title circa 1908-21.. A good example on three loops. HQ The Barracks, Gloucester. Landed in France 29th March 1915. Fought in France, in Italy during 1917 and then returned to France. T / 5 / grenade / RWF brass 5th (Flintshire) Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliersshoulder title on shoulder strap. Light blue piped dark green shoulder strap bearing brass title and rather polished brass regimental button. HQ at Hawarden T / 5 / HANTS cast brass WW1 shoulder title. A good example on three integral flat loops. HQ Carlton Place, Southampton. Served throughout the War in India. T / 5 / KING'S blackened brass Liverpool shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. HQ at 65, St. Anne Street, Liverpool. T / 5 / KING?S brass King?s Liverpool Regiment shoulder title. A good example with three loops to reverse. Good condition. Formed 1st April 1908 with HQ at 65, St. Anne Street, Liverpool. The 1/5th Bn. was serving on the Western Front in 1918. T / 5 / KOSB Brass King's Own Scottish Borderers Shoulder Title.circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. 5th (Dumfries & Galloway) Bn. HQ at Dumfries. Landed at Gallipoli June 1915 later at Mudros and Alexandria. 17th April 1918 arrived at Marseilles and served in France until hostilities ceased T / 5 / KOSB white metal Scottish shoulder title circa 1908-21. Three pinched loops. Lower part stained. 5th (Dumfries & Galloway) Bn. HQ at Dumfries. Landed at Gallipol 6th June 1915 later at Mudros and Alexandria. 17th April 1918 arrived at Marseilles and served in France until hostilities ceased T / 5 / NORFOLK brass shoulder title. This example retaining two of three loops. GC. Arrived at Suvla Bay 10th August 1915. After Gallipoli served in Palestine and Beirut T / 5 / NOTTS / AND / DERBY brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on five hexagonal flat loops. HQ Derby. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. T / 5 / R.W.KENT brass shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate. HQ, Drill Hall, Tonbridge. Sailed from Southampton 30.10.1914 to India; served Mesopotamia at Basra and later Tikrit. T / 5 / SR blackened brass Cameronians shoulder title. A good example on three flat loops. Minor service wear. Glasgow Bn. which served France & Flanders from 5th November 1914 until the Armistice T / 5 / WELSH WW1 Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on three loops, one bent. Battalion landed at Suvla Bay on 9th August 1915, left Gallipoli 11th December 1915 and served in both Palestine and Egypt. T / 5 / YORK brass Yorkshire Regiment shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. Scarborough battalion landed in France 17th May, 1915. T / 5 pair of WW1 shoulder titles for wear above county titles. Brass on loops. T / 6 / CHESHIRE post 1908 brass shoulder title. A good example on three loops. HQ The Armoury, Stockport. Landed in France 1th November 1914 and fought there throughout the war. T / 6 / DEVON brass shoulder title circa 1908-21 A good example complete with loops and backing plate. HQ Barnstaple. Served WW1 India, Basra, Mesopotania. T / 6 / GORDON post 1908 brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Good condition 6th (Banff & Donside) Bn HQ at Keith. Landed at Havre 10th November 1914 and served throughout the War in France. T / 6 / KINGS brass King?s Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) shoulder title circa 1908-21. Good blackened brass example on three loops, <[>Rifle Bn. with HQ at Prince?s Park Barracks, Liverpool. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. T / 6 / KINGS brass King\'s Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example, originally blackened, on three loops. Minor service wear. Rifle Bn. with HQ at Prince\'s Park Barracks, Liverpool. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. T / 6 / KINGS brass King\'s Liverpool Regiment shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example, originally blackened, on three loops. Minor service wear. Rifle Bn. with HQ at Prince\'s Park Barracks, Liverpool. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. T / 6 / RH (Royal Highlanders, Black Watch) brass Scottish shoulder title. A good example on three loops. Landed in France 2nd May, 1915 and served in France throughout the war. T / 6 / ROYAL SUSSEX brass Cyclist shoulder title circa 1912-19. A good scarce example on loops. (Westlake 1093) Refused transfer to RA in 1908; became 6th (Cyclist) Bn. 1912 with HQ at Brighton. Stationed in Ireland 1918. Disbanded 1919. T / 7 / CHESHIRE brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Some service wear. Congleton Bn. which served at Gallipoli, Egypt. Palestine and France & Flanders during the Great War. T / 7 / CITY OF LONDON 2 part shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good brass example on loops, complete with backing plate T / 7 / KING'S white metal Liverpool shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on thee loops. HQ Park Street, Bootle. T / 7 / KING?s brass King?s Liverpool shoulder title circa 1908-21 A good example on three flat hexagonal loops. Originally blackened. A little service wear. HQ Park Street, Bootle. Landed in France 8th March, 1915 and served throughout the war in France and Flanders. T / 7 / NOTTS AND DERBY blackened brass shoulder title. Made by JR Gaunt, London. Three loops to reverse, some service wear and reblackened during service life.. Robin Hood Bn. 1/7th to France 25th February 1915. 2/7th to Ireland 1916 then France 26th February 1917. T / 7 / RH scarce Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) brass Scottish shoulder title circa 1908-21. A goo scarce example on three loops. (Westlake 1170) HQ Leith. Landed at Gallipoli 14th June, 1915. T / 8 / IRISH / KING?S scarce King?s Liverpool shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine blackened brass example on loops. (Westlake 821) HQ 75 Shaw Street, Liverpool. Landed in France 3rd May,1915. T / 8 / NOTTS & DERBY brass Sherwwod Foresters shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. A good example on three loops (Westlake 1210) HQ 10 Corporation St. Chesterfield T / 8 / WORCESTERSHIRE brass shoulder title. A good example retaining three loops. GC Served in France and Italy T / 9 / A & SH brass Scottish Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders shoulder title circa 1908-20.. Top colour varies from bottom but an original period example on three loops, top one bent. This Dumbarton Battalion landed at Havre on 23rd February 1915 and served throughout in France T / 9 / HANTS brass Hampshire Cyclists shoulder title circa 1911-20. A good scarce example on three loops. A little service wear. HQ at Southampton. Served in India and Russia during WW1. T / 9 / HANTS brass Hampshire Cyclists shoulder title circa 1911-20. A good example on three loops (verdigris to base of loops). HQ at Southampton. Served in India and Russia during WW1 T / 9 / KING?s brass King?s Liverpool shoulder title circa 1908-21 A good example on three loops. HQ 57, 59 and 61, Everton Road, Liverpool. Battalion landed at Havre on 13th March 1915 and served throughout the war in France T / 9 / ROYAL SCOTS brass Scottish shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. HQ Edinburgh. Landed in France 25th February, 1915. T / ASC / ESSEX scarce brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops retaining brass backing plate. T / ASC / ESSEX scarce brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops retaining brass backing plate. T / ASC / HOME COUNTIES brass shoulder title circa 1908-18. A good scarce example on three loops by JR Gaunt, London. Minor service wear. ASC detached on left side. HQ of this Divisional and Transport Column at Hounslow. T / ASC / LOWLAND scarce Army Service Corps Scottish brass shoulder title. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC T / ASC / NORTH MIDLAND scarce brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good scarce example on loops. Touch of verdigris otherwise fine. HQ 7, Magazine Square, Leicester T / ASC / W. LANCASHIRE Arny Service Corps shoulder title Good scarce die-cast brass issue on two of three loops T / ASC / WORCESTERSHIRE scarce brass Army Service Corps shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. T / CYCLIST / CITY OF LONDON rare brass shoulder title from February to May 1916 only. A good slightly misstamped example on three loops. Slight service wear. T / CYCLIST / NORTHERN OR?s brass shoulder title circa 1910-20. A good scarce example on three loops. Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and redesigned Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910. T / HCB scarce Highland Cyclist Battalion brass Scottish shoulder title by Tiptaft & Son, Birmingham . A good scarce example on loops. Slight verdigris. 5th VB Black Watch reorganised as 8th (Cyclist) Bn 1st April 1908. Redesignated Highland Cyclist Battalion in January 1909. Disembodied 3rd December 1919. T / HEREFORDSHIRE Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops. T / HIGHLAND / CYCLISTS scarce brass Scottish shoulder title. A good brass example on loops. 5th VB Black Watch reorganised as 8th (Cyclist) Bn 1st April 1908. Redesignated Highland Cyclist Battalion in January 1909. Disembodied 3rd December 1919. T / HUNTS (Huntingdon Cyclist Battalion) brass title by JW Tiptaft & Son Ltd, Birmingham A good brass example on loops. Huntingdon Cyclist Battalion raised 1914; redesignated 5th Bn. Northamptonshire Regt. 1920. T / KENT / CYCLISTS brass shoulder title circa 1910-20. A good example on three loops. (Westlake 1579) Formed 1908 as 6th (Cyclist) Bn. QORWK; 1910 redesignated Kent Cyclist Bn. HQ at Tonbridge. Transferred to RA 1920. T / KING\'S post 1921 brass The King?s (Liverpool Regiment) territorial battalions shoulder title. A good example on loops. Score to top of \"T\" T / RAMC / DERBYSHIRE Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops worn by Divisional Field Ambulance T / RAMC / EAST ANGLIAN Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. Some verdigris. T / RAMC / HIGHLAND brass Scottish shoulder title. A good example on three loops. T / RAMC / HIGHLAND Scottish Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. Complete with three loops. T / RAMC / HIGHLAND Scottish Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. Complete with three loops. T / RAMC / LOWLAND WW1 Scottish brass shoulder title. A good example retaining 3 loop fittings. GC T / RAMC / NORTHERN brass Royal Army Medical Corps shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. RAMC detached from NORTHERN on right side T / RAMC / SOUTH MIDLAND brass Royal Army Medical Corps shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops. T / RAMC / SOUTH MIDLAND brass Royal Army Medical Corps shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good brass example on three loops T / RAMC / SOUTH MIDLAND brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse (one a replacement) good condition T / RAMC / W. LANCASHIRE Royal Army Medical Corps white metal shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops T / RAMC / W.LANCASHIRE Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops Worn by 1st, 2nd and 3rd West Lancashire Divisional Ambulances T / RAMC / W.LANCASHIRE Royal Army Medical Corps brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops Worn by 1st, 2nd and 3rd West Lancashire Divisional Ambulances T / RAMC / WESSEX brass shoulder title circa 1908-21 Good Divisional Sanitary Engineers example on three loops. Minor service wear T / RAMC scarce Royal Army Medical Corps white metal shoulder title. A fine example on loops. T / RE / GLAMORGAN brass post 1908 Royal Engineers Welsh shoulder title A fine scarce example on three loops. Fortress Engineer unit with HQ at Westgate Street, Cardiff T / RE / GLAMORGAN brass post 1908 Royal Engineers Welsh shoulder title. A fine example on three loops. Fortress Engineer unit with HQ at Westgate Street, Cardiff T / RE / KENT brass post 1908 Royal Engineers shoulder title. A good example on two of three loops T / RE / KENT brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops retaining brass backing plate. T / RE / LONDON pair of brass shoulder titles circa 1908-20. A good matching pair each on three loops and complete with backing plates. T / RE / N. MIDLAND brass Royal Engineers shoulder title A good scarce example on three loops complete with backing plate. Worn by Divisional Engineers T / RE / TYNE brass Tyne Electrical Engineers shoulder title circa 1908-21 A good example on three loops. T / RE / TYNE brass Tyne Electrical Engineers shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. Reverse shows signs of old repair. T / RE / TYNE brass Tyne Electrical Engineers shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. T / RE / W. RIDING post 1908 brass Division Engineers shoulder title A good example on three loops. HQ Glossop Road, Sheffield T / RE / WELSH post 1908 Royal Engineers brass shoulder title. A good example onl three loops. A little verdigris. T / RE/ HANTS brass Fortress Engineers shoulder title circa 1908-21 Good example on three loops T / RFA / 1 / W. Riding WWI brass shoulder title. Complete with backing plate. Loops to reverse. ?T? slightly bent otherwise good condition HQ at Fenton Street, Leeds T / RFA / STAFFORD brass Royal Field Artillery shouder title circa 1908-20 A good example with three loops to the reverse. GC Worn by 2nd and 3rd North Midland Brigades RFA with HQ\'s repectively at Shelton and Wolverhampton. Both brigades fought in France 1915-18. T / RFA / 1st LOWLAND scarce WW1 Scottish brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title. Complete with all three loops and original backing plate. T / RFA / 2 / W. RIDING WWI brass Yorkshire Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21 A very good example on three loops. HQ at Valley Parade, Bradford T / RFA / 2 / W.RIDING brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good WW1 example on three loops retaining original brass backing plate. T / RFA / 4 / W. RIDING WWI brass Yorkshire Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good scarce example on three loops. (Westlake 639) T / RFA / ABERDEEN brass Scottish Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops. T / RFA / DORSET brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. A little verdigris T / RFA / DORSET brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on loops. Slight verdigris T / RFA / ESSEX brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. Three loops. T / RFA / ESSEX brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. Retaining three loops. T / RFA / GLOSTER brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on loops. T / RFA / HANTS brass Hampshire Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops T / RFA / KENT brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-19. A good example with three loops to the reverse. Worn by 3rd (Cinque Ports) and 4th (Howitzer) Home Counties Brigades with HQ\'s respectively at Dover and Erith. 3rd fought in India & Mesopotania 1915-17, 4th in France 1916-18. T / RFA / KENT white metal Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-19 A fine example on loops complete with backing plate Worn by 3rd (Cinque Ports) and 4th (Howitzer) Home Counties Brigades with HQ?s respectively at Dover and Erith. 3rd fought in India & Mesopotania 1915-17, 4th in France 1916-18. T / RFA / KENT white metal Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-19. A good example on three loops. Worn by 3rd (Cinque Ports) and 4th (Howitzer) Home Counties Brigades with HQ?s respectively at Dover and Erith. 3rd fought in India & Mesopotania 1915-17, 4th in France 1916-18. T / RFA / London brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21.. Fine example on three loops. T / RFA / RENFREWSHIRE brass Scottish Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-20. A good scarce example on three loops. Worn by 3rd (Howitzer) Highland Brigade RFA who fought in France 1915-18. T / RFA / Sussex brass Royal Field Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops T / RFA / W.LANCASHIRE post 1908 Royal Field Artillery white metal shoulder title. A good example on three loops. T / RFA / W.LANCASHIRE white metal Royal Field Artillery post 1908 shoulder title. A good example on three loops. T / RGA / CORNWALL brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops. T / RGA / DORSET brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-20. A very good example on three loops. HQ at Weymouth. T / RGA / DORSET brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-20. A good example by JR Gaunt, London on three loopa complete with brass backing plate T / RGA / ESSEX & SUFFOLK brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21 Good die-cast two tone brass issue on loops T / RGA / FORTH scarce brass Scottish Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. T / RGA / HOME COUNTIES scarce Kent Heavy Battery Brass Shouther Title. circa 1908-21. A good example (cleaned) on three loops. T / RGA / LANCASHIRE & CHESHIRE brassl Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-20. A very good example on three loops. T / RGA / LANCASHIRE & CHESHIRE scarce white metal Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A fine example on three loops T / RGA / LANCASHIRE brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three flat loops. Minor service wear. HQ at Sefton Barracks, Toxteth Park, Liverpool. Worn by 1st & 2nd Heavy Batteries. T / RGA / LANCASHIRE brass shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three flat hexagonal loops. Minor service wear. HQ at Sefton Barracks, Toxteth Park, Liverpool. Worn by 1st & 2nd Heavy Batteries. T / RGA / WELSH brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. Complete with three loops. T / RGA / WELSH brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. Complete with three loops. T / RHA / NOTTS. brass Nottinghamshire Royal Horse Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21 by JR Gaunt, London . A good example on three loops. HQ Derby Road, Nottingham T / RHA / SHROPSHIRE brass Royal Horse Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A very good example on three loops. HQ at Shrewsbury. T / RHA / Somerset scarce brass Royal Horse Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21.. A fine example on three loops. HQ at Taunton. T / RHA / SOMERSET scarce brass Royal Horse Artillery shoulder title. A good example on three loops. HQ Taunton T / SIGNAL SERVICE scarce brass title. A good example on one of two loops. T / WRNR West Riding National Reserve WW1 brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. T / Y / AYRSHIRE Scottish post 1908 Ayrshire Yeomanry brass shoulder title. A good example on three loops. T / Y / CHESHIRE brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Good condition. T / Y / D OF LANCASTERS brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops, the lower scroll of solid form. T / Y / HERTS Brass Hertfordshire Yeomanry Shoulder Title. A good example retaining on North & South loops. T / Y / HERTS scarce white metal post 1908 Hertfordshire Yeomanry shoulder title. A good example on two loops. Small crack to reverse between top of R and T T / Y / HERTS scarce white metal post 1908 Hertfordshire Yeomanry shoulder title. A good example on two loops. Small crack to reverse between top of R and T T / Y / MONTGOMERY scarce Welsh brass shoulder title circa 1908-17.. A good example on three loops. Amalgamated with Welsh Horse in 1917. T / Y / SHERWOOD RANGERS post 1908 brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. A good example on three loops (one a period replacement) T 7 SR brass Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) shoulder title A good example retaining three loops (pinched and ben)t Fought at Gallipoli. 1918 France T/ 5 / BEDFORD scarce white metal shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with brass backing plate. HQ at Gwyn Street, Bedford. 11th August, 1915 arrived at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli T/14/LONDON brass London Scottish shoulder title Good example on three loops complete with backing plate T/14/LONDON Brass WW1 period London Scottish Shoulder Title. A good example on three loops. T/4/ GLOSTER scarce pair of WW1 Brass Shoulder Titles. A very good pair as worn. Two part titles complete with brass backing plates all on loops. (2 items) City of Bristol Battalion raised 1908. Served France and Italy T/8/NOTTS & DERBY Regiment WW1 period Brass Shoulder Title by JR Gaunt, London A good example on three loops. Trained at Harpenden, served in France T/Cambridge Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on three hexagonal flat loops T/CHESHIRE Brass Territorial Cheshire Regiment Shoulder Title. On two loops. T/R/KENT WW1 Territorial Reserve Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment Bronze Shoulder Title. A very good rare example on three loops. T/R/KENT WW1 Territorial Reserve Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment Bronze Shoulder Title. A very good rare example on three loops T5 / GREEN / HOWARDS brass Yorkshire Regiment shoulder title. A good scarce example on flat hexagonal loops. Tanganyika Police Silvered Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Tanganyika Prisons Brass Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Tanganyika Prisons bronze cap badge. Scarce die-stamped example on slider Tanganyika Territory Gilt Cap Badge Fine die-cast giltl title circlet with giraffe?s head to centre. Slider with small hole at the tip. Tank Corps arm badge A good die-stamped brass example on loops complete with brass backing plate. Tank Corps OR's brass cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. ( KK 1156) Previously part of MGC, July 1917 became Tank Corps; became Royal Tank Corps October 1923; redesigned Royal Tank Regiment in April 1939. Tank Corps OR\'s bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. ( KK 1156) Previously part of MGC, July 1917 became Tank Corps; became Royal Tank Corps October 1923; redesigned Royal Tank Regiment in April 1939. Tank Corps post 1917 WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze brass issue on slider. TANKS WW1 Brass Shoulder Title. A good example retaining loops. TANKS WW1 cloth shoulder title Scarce white on khaki issue TC (Tank Corps) WWI white on khaki embroidered slip on title. A fine scarce example complete with securing tape to reverse. Telcom scarce WW2 cap badge by Gaunt, London. A fine die-cast oxidised silver finished example on loops. Worn by uniformed men and women of Telcom units of Cable & Wireless serving with all three services overseas. Formed in 1944, personnel had similar status to that of War Correspondents- see their history ?The Thin Red Lines? by Charles Graves. Territorial Decoration Medal Top Pin Mount. A good silver plated example, retaining pin fitting. GC. Terrotorial Artillery OR's cap badge circa 1908. A fine die-stamped example on slider. test TEST test Test 2 Thames Valley Constabulary chrome police helmet plate circa 1968-74. . A good die-stamped crowned star pattern with EIIR to centre. Three loops. Thames Valley Police post 1974 chrome helmet plate. A good die-stamped crowned star pattern with shield to centre. Three loops. THE / LIGHT ARTILLERY scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. A fine scarce two tier example removed from a uniform. Yellow embroidered serif letters on dark blue. Reverse retains dome of the old cotton wool padding. THE / LIGHT ARTILLERY scarce WW2 cloth title. A good embroidered example. GC The British West Indies Regiment cap badge. A good die stamped brass example, retaining original slider. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) pair of 1910 hallmarked silver collar badges by Jennens. A fine die-cast facing pair on loops bearing Birmingham hallmarks with J & Co maker\'s marks. The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment) anodised cap badge C1953-61. Good scarce issue by Smith & Wright Ltd on slider The Buffs East Kent Regiment OR's helmet plate centre A very fine scarce die-stamped brass example on four loops. Dragon within circlet inscribed "The Buffs East Kent " and ornamented with laurel spray at the base (KK 362) The Buffs India General Service Medal Clasp Burma 1930-32. This example was awarded to 6281965 Pte J Green The Buffs. Mounted as originally worn. GC Edge knock The Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment WW1 /WW2 cap badge Good die-stamped brass issue in slider The Buffs, East Kent Regiment facing pair of post 1902 OSD bronze collar badges. Fine die-cast examples on loops. The Buffs, East Kent Regiment Officer\'s cord boss. A fine scarce crimson boss mounted with silvered Buffs Dragon. Wire fittings The Buffs, East Kent Regiment post 1902 OSD bronze cap badge with JR Gaunt tablet to reverse. A good die-cast example on blades (tips clipped) The Buffs, East Kent Regiment Victorian 1878 pattern Officer?s helmet. A good scarce example of the Home Service blue cloth helmet complete with gilt metal cross piece, spike and rose bosses which support the leather backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt crowned star mounted with laurel wreath enclosing the Garter with silver regimental dragon to centre set on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed ?The East Kent Regiment?. The interior retains crimson silk topped, leather sweatband. Gilt badge and furniture bright and matching, evidence of pre 1881 plate . GC The Buffs, East Kent Regiment WW1/WW2 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. The Buffs, East Kent Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good scarce issue on brass blades by A Stanley & Sons, Walsall The Buffs, Royal East Kent Regiment Edwardian / WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) post 1881 Officer?s silver glengarry badge. A fine heavy large pattern die-stamped example on loops. Mullet above strung bugle set within a wreath of thistles; the bell of the bugle impressed \"Sterling\". Minor service wear. The Duke of Cambridge?s Own (Middlesex Regiment), Officer?s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. Gilt circlet inscribed in silver, ?The Duke of Cambridge?s Own?; the seeded gilt centre with silver mounts comprising laurel sprays, the Prince of Wales?s crest and motto, a Saxon crown, a shield bearing the county arms and a scroll, ?Albuhera?. Universal pattern rococo ends. (Ryan 225). Minor service wear The Middlesex Regiment was known as ?The Diehards? from the Battle of Albuhera on 16th May 1911 when the British engaged a much larger French force resulting in heavy British casualties. Colonel Inglis of the 57th (later 1st Bn Middlesex) was wounded but refused to be carried from the field but insisted on being placed by the Colours and urged his men on with cries of ?Die hard, my men, die hard?. Out of the 570 all ranks the 57th fielded that day, 22 Officers and 400 men were killed or wounded. The Ghana Police Brass & enamel Cap Badge by Dowler Birmingham Die-cast example on slider The King's School, Ely OTC / CCF cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. (KK 2597) The Kings Liverpool Regiment, two Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Badges. Good colour match, facing, one with two loops, the other with three. The Kings Own Royal Regiment post 1896 white metal Cap Badge. Fine example on loops. The Loyal Regiment Anodised Cap badge by J.R. Gaunt London. A fine scarce example with maker's details to the slider. The Loyal Regiment WW2 period OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. The Manchester Regiment Officer?s helmet plate circa 1901-14. A very fine gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the centre frosted silver arms of the City of Manchester on a ground of black velvet. Across the base of the wreath, a silver scroll ?The Manchester Regiment?. Three loops to reverse. The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael & St George neck ribbon.. A fine silk example with ties either end. The Most Honourable Order of the Bath neck ribbon. A fine long silk example with hook and eye fastening. The Nigeria Police Brass Cap Badge by Firmin London. A good die-stamped example with maker's details to slider. The Northamptonshire Regiment Officer?s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A scarce gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with silvered Gibraltar scroll, Castle, Key, and ?Talavera? . To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll ?The Northamptonshire Regiment?. Three loops to reverse. Service wear, gilt worn. The Prince Albert?s (Somersetshire Light Infantry) OSD bronze cap badge by Firmin.. A fine die-cast example on fout blades. Bugle strung from mural crown surmounted by ?Jellalabad? scroll?PA? between the strings. Oval Firmin, London tablet to reverse. The Prince Albert?s (Somersetshire Light Infantry) WW2 Officer?s 1940 hallmarked silver cap badge by Firmin.. A fine die-cast example by F&S (Firmin and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks to reverse. Bugle strung from mural crown surmounted by ?Jellalabad? scroll ?PA? between the strings. Two loops, each impressed with lion passant, to reverse. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Boer War Officer's Brass Shoulder Title. A good scarce cast oval example on loops worn on khaki tunic. (Westlake 735) The Queen?s Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards) EIIR brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on JR Gaunt, London slider circa 1953-59. 1st January 1959 amalgamated with The King?s Dragoon Guards to form the Queen\'s Dragoon Guards The Queen?s Royal Regiment (West Surrey) WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades The Queen?s Royal Regt (West Surrey) WW2 plastic economy cap badge. One blade replaced. The Queen?s Royal Regt (West Surrey) WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades The Rangers, King?s Royal Rifle Corps WW2 Officer?s silver cap badge. A fine rare example on slider by Kramer of Cairo, the reverse impressed STG SILVER. 12th (County of London) Bn. The London Regiment (The Rangers) redesignated The Rangers, King?s Royal Rifle Corps in 1937. The Royal Hussars bi-metal cap badge circa 1969. A fine die-cast example on slider. Formed in 1969 from the amalgametion of 10th Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales's Own), and 11th Hussars (Prince Albert's Own). The Royal Irish Regiment Other Rank's Cap Badge corca 1902-22 A good die-stamped brass example retaining slider to the reverse. The Royal Irish Regiment Other Rank\'s Cap Badge circa 1902-22 A good die-stamped brass example with voided harp strings on slider with manufacturer\'s crease to top. Oval brass strengthening ring under slider. The Royal Sussex Regiment WW2 Officers 1944 hallmarked silver cap badge by JR Gaunt and Sons.. A fine die-cast example on loops, the reverse bearing JRG&S and Birmingham hallmark. Red and blue enamelled Garter Star mounted on Roussillon plume which curves forward over the top. Tri-part scroll beneath inscribed 'The Royal Sussex Regt'. Housed in box of G.H. & S. Ltd probably the original box in which it was purchased. The Stanley Regt. 49th Australian Infantry Battalion brass slouch hat badge circa 1930-42. A good die-stamped example on flat style loops. The Welch Regiment Officer's Silver Prize Fob by Gaunt. The obverse of this silver fob with the device and title Royal Welch Fusiliers. The reverse engraved 1909 Rifle Meeting Best Aggregate of Officers 2nd Lieut B.L. Jones. Bearing Birmingham 1908 silver hallmark. The Welch Regiment WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Spelling changed from Welsh to Welch in 1920 The Welch Regiment WW2 OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Spelling changed from Welsh to Welch in 1920.. The Welsh Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal ?Gwell angau na chywilydd?. Four loops to reverse. Good condition The WW1 Unforms & Hats of Private A Carless 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry In 2011 we were most fortunate to come across this amazing untouched WW1 Kit Bag find of the uniforms of Private A. Careless, of the 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry. Not only his uniforms but head-dress including his Wolseley foreign service helmet and trench cap. Comprising: WW1 Wolseley foreign service helmet, retaining regimental pagari badge. The interior with original paper issue label, date 1917. .... Three examples of the KD uniform, including early pattern, with stand and fall collar, four pleats and pointed pocket flaps. The second example, the WW1 economy pattern with stand collar, single pleat, pointed pocket flaps and retaining original pressed leather economy General Service buttons. The third example appears to have been his working pattern, this with stand and fall collar. .... Denim Trench cap. This in very good condition with full oil skin lining, retaining correct thin brown leather chinstrap, secured by pressed leather General Service buttons. .... Khaki wool material side cap, this complete with buttons and shows evidence of a badge having been worn. ....Kit bag with Private Carless details. ... Kit roll, this with no printed details. Overall Very good condition, but dusty and untouched. An outstanding and rare grouping. The WW1 Uniforms & Hats of Private A Carless 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry Additional Photographs of this grouping. See Stock Number 1019216 for price & purchase The WW1 Uniforms & Hats of Private A Carless 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry Additional Photographs of this grouping. See Stock Number 1019216 for price & purchase The Yorkshire Light Infantry post 1887 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Curled bugle with white metal rose in the curl within circlet inscribed ?The Yorkshire Light Infantry? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. Two loops to reverse (one a replacement; centre & top absent). (KK 343) The Yorkshire Light Infantry post 1887 OR?s helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped brass example on four loops. Circlet inscribed ?The Yorkshire Light Infantry? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; voided centre with French Horn bearing white metal rose in the curl. (KK 343) Third Reich Army Artilleryman's sleeve badge. Third Reich WW2 German Army / Waffen SS Infantry Assault Badge. A good die-cast grey metal example with vertical needle pin. Rifle and bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. GC This Completes Our Christmas Eve Listings Our Next Listing upload will take place on Boxing Day. Have a Good Christmas Day. The Buywyze Team Three feather hackles. Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers (blue over orange) ... white ... red over black. Three WW1 cap badges : Queen\'s, East Surreys and Machine Gun Corps. All die-stamped examples on sliders. Service wear. Three WW2 printed formation signs 49th Infantry Division 2nd pattern Polar Bear ... 21st Army Group GHQ ... 'Mountain' formation sign Thursdays Upload During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back. Tienstsin British Municipal Volunteers rare cap badge. A rare die-stamped brass example sadly lacking top star point with attached slider. Tientsin 1st Chinese Regiment OR?s brass collar badge circa 1898-1902. A fine rare example on loops.. Formed in 1898 under the command of Major Hamilton Bower. Disbanded 1902. Timber Corps, Women?s Land Army scarce WW2 plastic cap badge. A rare original wartime period 'Women's Land Army Timber Corps beret badge', the reverse with maker's details "A Stanley & Sons Walsall 1-A". Very good condition, retaining original two brass blade fittings, no fading, warping or distortion The 'Women's Land Army Timber Corps' was formed in 1942 to solve the increased demand for timber, they worked in the forests felling trees and also in the sawmills and wore identical uniform to the WLA except the felt hat was replaced by a green beret and Timber Corps plastic badge. They were disbanded in 1946. TJFF scarce Trans Jordon Frontier Force Brass Shoulder Title by Dowlwer, Birmingham. A good scarce example on loops. Formed in April 1926 to defend the borders of Palestine and Transjordan. Disbanded 1948. TONBRIDGE / OTC / SCHOOL Brass Shoulder Title A good scarce example on four loops Tonbridge School CCF scarce anodised cap badge by Dowler, Birmingham. A good scarce example on slider. Tonbridge School OTC brass badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC Tonbridge School OTC bronze OSD cap badge. A good die cast example, retaining both blades. One clipped GC Tonbridge School OTC scarce black plastic cap badge A fine example on integral loops. Tonbridge School OTC scarce black plastic cap badge. A good example on integral loops, complete with thin yellow plastic backing disc (See Rawlings 2240) Torrens Regt. 48th Australian Infantry Battalion cap badge A good die-stamped bronzed example on flat style loops. Usua \"vague\" stamping on reverse. Tower Hamlets Rifles Victorian Officer?s helmet. A good scarce example of an Officer\'s 1878 Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet complete with silvered metal cross piece, spike and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a silvered crowned star mounted with laurel wreath; to the centre within a strap inscribed ?Tower Hamlets Rifles?, the Tower set on a black velvet ground. Leather sweatband to interior topped with cream cotton. Minor moth hole to the right side. spike loose Transjordan Frontier Force white metal cap badge by Wm. Dowler. Scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops (one with period lead soldered repair) . Within a crowned circlet ?Transjordan?, Pegasus resting on bi-part scroll ?Frontier Force? which extends over the circlet Formed in April 1926 to defend the borders of Palestine and Transjordan. Disbanded 1948. Transport Corps Crimea Medal Clasp Sebastopol. This example has been contemporary engraved with the details Chas N Haydon Esq 1856. GC. The Crimea Medal Roll only shows one Charles Haydon serving with the Transport Corps and confirmed as receiving the single clasp. Transport Training Centre RE (Longmoor) printed formation sign. Profile of a rail in blue on a blue edged red diamond. GC Transport Training Centre, Royal Engineers (Longmoor) printed formation sign Good scarce profile of a rail in blue on a blue edged red diamond. Transvaal Cycle & Motor Cycle Corps helmet badge. A good white metal example complete with blades. VGC Worn circa 1909-13. (Owen 585) Transvaal Medical Staff Corps cap badge circa 1903-13. A scarce white metal example, retaining loops to the reverse. GC. (Owen 1560) Trent College, Derbyshire OTC cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. (KK 2693) TRINIDAD WW2 RAF nantionality title A good embroidered example Tuesday Regular Uploads During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back Tunbridge Wells Borough Police King’s Crown Badge A chrome die stamped example. PLEASE NOTE LOOPS ABSENT Two 25th Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Black Ace of Spades printed on green square. KD backing. Formed August 1942. Saw action throughout the war. Two WW2 British Services Rendered Badges. Both white metal examples on buttonhole fitting. TYNESIDE / 1 / SCOTTISH metal shoulder title. Three part brass example with white metal 1. GC Worn by 20th (1st Tyneside Scottish) Service Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers raised in November 1914 Tyneside Irish scarce first pattern badge by Reid & Sons, Newcastle on Tyne. A fine and scarce die-stamped brass WWI example on loops. VGC (KK 1138) Tyneside Irish scarce first pattern brass badge by Reid & Sons, Newcastle on Tyne. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Tyneside Irish WW1 brass badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example unusually on slider. VGC (KK 1138) Tyneside Irish WW1 brass shoulder badge. Good scarce die-stamped example on one of two loops. Tyneside Scottish Officer?s 1915 hallmarked silver glengarry badge. A very fine and scarce example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1915. The Lion with one hind leg on the tower. Original stout pin to reverse. Very good condition. Tyneside Scottish WW1 2nd Pattern glengarry badge. Die-stamped white metal, the Lion with both hind legs on the tower. Original stout brooch pin fitting. (as KK 1137) Tyneside Scottish WW1 glengarry badge Good scarce die-stamped white metal issue, the Lion with one hind leg on the tower. Stout pin to reverse Tyneside Scottish WW1 OR?s glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on short loops. The Lion emerging from the tower. (KK 1136) Tyneside Scottish WW1 OR?s glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal on loops. The Lion with both hind legs on the tower. Age patination. (KK 1137) Tyneside Scottish WW1 scarce 2nd pattern white metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped example, introduced in earlv 1915, with both lion?s hind legs on the tower. Reverse with original heavy brooch pin. Some service wear. Tyneside Scottish WWI white metal glengarry badge. A good die-stamped second pattern example introduced early 1915, the Lion with both legs on the tower. Stout pin to reverse (actual pin an old replacement, barrel and hook original). Uganda Police pre 1953 cap badge. Good scarce die-cast chromed issue on long slider. Uganda Prision Service Cap Badge A good King's Crown example with crested crane to centre. Loops (pincher marks) Uganda. Lango Prison cap badge by Firmin, London. Good scarce pyramid shape bearing oval with rhinoceros over title scroll. Slider Ulster Defence Force Piper?s gilt metal headdress badge. A good Elizabeth II example retaining three loops to the reverse. Gilt Bright VGC. Ulster Defence Regiment EIIR Piper's caubeen badge. A fine die-stamped gilt crowned Maid of Erin Harp on loops. The Royal Irish Rangers amalgamated with The Ulster Defence Regiment on 1st July 1992 to from The Royal Irish Regiment. Union of South Africa Prison Service helmet/cap badge Good scarce die-stamped white metal King's Crown issue on loops United Arts Volunteer Rifles WW1 VTC bronze cap badge Orange red enamelled centre. (KK 1647) ?The Unshrinkables? (named after the white sweaters they first wore) were formed by Raymond Roze only 13 days after war was declared. Badge (nicknamed ?The duck and skewer?) designed by unit member S.J. Soloman RA. University of Sheffield OTC anodised cap badge by JR Gaunt, B'ham. A good example on slider. Unusual WW2 RAF 1944 Silk Escape Map. This example is dated March 1944, with additional information showing Former occupied areas. The area shown is France. The map is printed to one side only. Upper Thames Patrol WW2 Home Guard cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. Crowned conjoined oval shields, taken from the arms of the Thames Conservancy, with UTP below. Age patination. (KK 2430) Raised originally as an LDV unit in May 1940 by Abingdon?s MP Sir Ralph Glyn. The unit guarded the non-tidal part of the Thames from Teddington Lock to Oxford. Upper Thames Patrol WW2 Home Guard cap badge. A good die-stamped brass personalised example on slider. Crowned conjoined oval shields, taken from the arms of the Thames Conservancy, with UTP below. (KK 2430) Raised originally as an LDV unit in May 1940 by Abingdon?s MP Sir Ralph Glyn. The unit guarded the non-tidal part of the Thames from Teddington Lock to Oxford. See ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. 192. Upper Thames Patrol WW2 Home Guard cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned conjoined oval shields, taken from the arms of the Thames Conservancy, with UTP below. Slider. Raised May 1940 by Abingdon\'s MP Sir Ralph Glyn to guard non-tidal Thames from Teddington Lock to Oxford. Uppingham School (Rutland) OTC bimetal cap badge. Complete with loops GC US 101st Airborne Division (creaming Eagles) patch and rank badge. Both embroidered examples removed from a uniform. Service wear (2 items) US 508th Airborne Regimental Combat Team patch A good post war, possible Korea period embroidered example. US 5th Air Force Badge and Miniature Silver Mess Pilots Wings. The enamel badge with screw post fitting to the reverse, retaining nut. GC. .... Also a miniature pair of US pilots wings, this with clutch pin fitting (one absent) Stamped AGO G2". US 9th Air Force WW2 Printed shoulder sleeve badge. USMEAF redesignated 9th Air Force 12th November, 1942. Posted from Middle East to England in 1944 US Air Force Master Pilot\'s Miniature Silver Wings. A good example, the reverse with the makers details of \"AMICO Sterling\". Complete with original pin fitting. GC. ... Accompanied by a miniature silver crewman\'s wings. Clutch pin fitting, one pin broken clutches absent. Reverse stamped 22/M within a shield. .... Also silver rank insignia. Stamped Sterling/ GC. (3 items) US Air Force Silver Air Gunners Wings, by Balfour This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Balfour Sterling. Authorised 29/4/1943 US Air Force Silvered Aircrew Wings. This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. Unmarked silver plated. US Air Force Silvered Bombardier Personalized Wings This example with pin fitting. The reverse with scratched name Dunford. Silver plate. US Air Force Silvered Senior Pilot Wings. This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. Unmarked. US Air Force WW2 English made USAF Glider Pilot wing. A good scarce die-cast pinback example by Ludlow, London. Good condition. US Army 2nd Infantry Formation Badge. This example, possibly WW2 Korean War period GC US Army Air Force pair of pilot's wings by Meyer. A fine die-cast unmarked silver pair on original stout brooch pin. Reverse with Mayer's shield logo. US Army Officers Cap Badge. A very good example retaining all of the original gilt finish. Single screw post and two anti swivel prongs to reverse, marked 'Acid Test" US Army WW2 English made Glider-Borne Infantry wing A fine scarce die-cast silver plated unmarked example almost certainly by Ludlow. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse. US Army WW2 English made Paratrooper\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine die-cast silver plated example. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker\'s details in relief. Designed Captain William P. Yarborough, 501st Parachute Battalion, in March 1941. US Army WW2 English made Paratrooper\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine die-cast silver plated example. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Designed Captain William P. Yarborough, 501st Parachute Battalion, in March 1941. US China Burma Flying Tigers WW2 bullion cap badge. Superb scarce British made padded example. Two finely detailed gold wire upswept wings supporting silver wire star on blue silk background. US Navy WW2 Officer\'s cap badge. A fine silvered and gilt example on single screw post with retaining nut. Possibly English made as reverse impressed \"P\" usually associated with JR Gaunt mark for plated badges. US New York Academy Cap Badge by Meyer, New York. A good die-stamped example . Single screw post and two anti swivel prongs to reverse which bears maker's details, shield etc US War Correspondent WW2 circular cloth badge A fine scarce yellow embroidered on dark green example. US Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) Silver Pilot Wings, by Josten This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Josten Sterling. US WW2 China-Burma-India Theatre formation sign. Cotton shield, dark blue top embroidered with sun and star; red and white silk stripes below. KD backing with press studs. US WW2 group of insignia Colonel (Sterling) ... Signals - crossed flags and torch (JR Gaunt, London) ... US (JR Gaunt, London). All pin back US. Airborne Troop Carrier WW2 formation badge. Good example embroidered blue felt shield. British made USAAF / USAF Silver Flight Navigator Wings, by M.S. Mayer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling and with makers details of M.S. Mayer Inc New York Authorised 4/9/1942 USAAF / USAF Silver Flight Navigator Wings, by M.S. Mayer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling and with makers details of M.S. Mayer Inc New York Authorised 4/9/1942 USAAF / USAF Silver Pilots Wings, by Amico This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Amico Sterling. USAAF / USAF Silver Technical Observer Wings. This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling. USAAF /USAF Silver Pilots Wings. This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Coin Silver. USAAF Aircrew wing. A good die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Reverse with pin, hook absent. USAAF Aircrew wing. A die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Reverse with pin, hook absent. USAAF Technical Observer Wing, WW2 British made. Fine scarce die-cast example unmarked example, believe made by Firmin, London. UK style pin and catch. USAAF USAF Silver Flight Engineer Wings. Scarce lare WW2 / Korea example with pin fitting and stamped to the reverse Sterling. Rolling Safety Catch Absent. USAAF WW2 Bombadier's wing A cast silver plated pinback example. USAAF WW2 English made Aerial Gunner's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied winged bomb centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse with a little staining, pin rusted. USAAF WW2 English made Aerial Gunner's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied winged bomb centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse with a little staining, pin rusted. USAAF WW2 English made Aerial Gunner\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied winged bomb centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse with a little staining, pin rusted. USAAF WW2 English made Glider Pilot's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, pin rusty (return end AF). USAAF WW2 English made Glider Pilot\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, pin rusty (return end AF). USAAF WW2 English made Liason Pilot\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine rare die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker\'s details in relief. Front excellent, some rusting to pin. USAAF WW2 English made Navigator's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse dulled and some oxidisation to pin. USAAF WW2 English made Navigator's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse dulled and some oxidisation to pin. USAAF WW2 English made Navigator\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, reverse dulled and some oxidisation to pin. USAAF WW2 English made Observer's wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker's details in relief. Front excellent, pin rusty (return end AF). USAAF WW2 English made Observer\'s wing by Ludlow, London. A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse which bears maker\'s details in relief. Front excellent, pin rusty (return end AF). USAAF WW2 English made Senior Pilot's wing A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse. Central movable part of hook absent. USAAF WW2 English made Senior Pilot\'s wing A fine scarce die-cast silver plated example almost certainly by Ludlow but unmarked.. Usual low quality pin and hook with barrel hinge to reverse. USAAF WW2 period silver aircrew wing. A fine die-cast clutch back example. Reverse with raised circular \"STERLING SILVER\". Although pinbacks are more common, clutch backs were an option offered in manufacturers\' catalogues from the early 1920\'s usually at extra cost USAAF WW2 Pilots\'s wing probably English made. A good die-cast silver plated pinback example. Plating worn. USAAF WW2 Silver Liaison Pilot Wings by Meyer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling, with the Meyer shield. USAAF WW2 silver pilot's wing by Balfour. A fine die-cast silver pin-back example impressed STERLING on the reverse. Minor service wear. On Wednesday, November 01, 1944, a U.S. federal trademark registration was filed for LGB by L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY, INC., North Attleboro, MA 027630999. USAAF WW2 Sterling silver Liason Pilot's wing. A fine scarce die-cast silver pinback example. Reverse impressed "Sterling". Central movable section of hook absent. USAAF WW2 Sterling silver Liason Pilot's wing. A fine scarce die-cast silver pinback example. Reverse impressed "Sterling". Central movable section of hook absent. V / E.YORK WW1 VTC brass title by JR Gaunt, London. A good scarce example on loops. V / ESSEX scarce WW1 (late VTC) Volunteer Battalion brass shoulder title. A good example on two loops. V / RW KENT WW1 brass VTC shoulder title. A good two part example on loops with backing plate worn by an ex Kent Volunteer Fencibles member. This VTC unit later became a volunteer battalion of the Royal West Kent Regiment V / WELSH scarce white metal shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops probably modified from 3 / V / WELSH. V COMMANDO scarce WW2 embroidered shoulder title. Machine embroidered golden yellow letters on dark green. Slight fraying to the edge. GC V Force scarce WW2 locally made cast blackened brass cap badge. A very good example on short pointed slider. (KK 2072) See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker. Formed 1/4/1942 at Cinnamara, India. Operated mainly behind Japanese lines. Disbanded 15/1/46 at Kentung, Burma. V Force scarce WW2 locally made cast brass Special Forces cap badge. A good example on integral flat loops. A little verdigris to reverse. (KK 2072) See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker. Formed 1/4/1942 at Cinnamara, India. Operated mainly behind Japanese lines. Disbanded 15/1/46 at Kentung, Burma. V. Force rare WW2 cloth embroidered special forces slip-on shoulder title. A fine example.Red serif letters embroidered on black felt. Reverse with partial soft cotton hessian style backing and grey canvas tape. Glue marks to reverse otherwise excellent. Formed 1/4/1942 at Cinnamara, India. Operated mainly behind Japanese lines. Disbanded 15/1/46 at Kentung, Burma. V.VI / D scarce 5th/6th Dragoons brass cavalry shoulder title circa 1922-27. A good scarce short lived example on three flat hexagonal loops. 5th DG amalgamated with 6th Inniskilling Dragoons in 1922 redesignated 5th Inniskilling DG in 1927 VB Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment) Victorian Officer?s glengarry badge circa 1887-96. A good scarce restored die-stamped silvered example on loops. Crowned Maltese cross pattern mounted with oak wreath and scrolls ?Sherwood? ?Foresters?; on the lowest arm ?Derbyshire? Stag to non vitreous blue enamel centre. VETERANS / CORPS brass shoulder title A good example on loops VETERANS / CORPS brass shoulder title A good example on loops Vickers Submarine Company Tie Pin. A scarce and unusual example of a chrome submarine tie pin. This example with an embossed V to the conning tower and to the reverse embossed Vickers Story Jewellers Barrow. GC. Chrome remains bright. Victoria College OTC, Jersey brass cap badge. A fine ie-stamped example on loops. (KK 2699) Victorian / Edwardian Militia Brass Shoulder Titles. A scarce pair retaining both blades and bearing old ink written parchment label "Hampshire Militia Coat buttons & Badges circa 1900" Victorian / Edwardian Norfolk Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Victorian / Edwardian Pill Box Cap. This example probably worn by an NCO. Dark blue cloth, with white material cap badge and white piping to the welt of the crown. Complete with white button to the center of the crown. The interior with leather sweatband and quilted silk lining. The pill box now with some age wear and mothing see photographs. Victorian / Edwardian The Buffs, East Kent Regiment Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops which have toned black. Victorian / Edwardian Volunteer Marksman Proficiency Badge. A good clean example, silver bullion on scarlet. GC. Victorian 2nd Dragoon Guards Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. This swivel example was awarded to ?Sergt Major Wm Smith 2nd Drg Gds? Engraved naming. Victorian 2nd Dragoon Guards Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. This swivel type RENAMED example as worn by ?Sergt Major Wm Smith 2nd Drg Gds? Engraved naming Victorian 2nd VB East Surrey Regiment Other Rank\'s Helmet Plate. A good die-stamped white metal example.Three loops to the reverse. HQ St. George?s Road, Wimbledon. Transferred to Territorial Force as 5th Bn. 1st April 1908. South Africa honour granted in 1905. Victorian 3rd Glamoragan Rifle Volunteers Photographs of Colonel Rees VD. Two fine quality portrait photographs of Colonel William David Rees VD who Commanded the Regiment. One photograph shows his wearing undress uniform, with forage cap and sabretache, this indicating then Adjutant of the Regiment. VGC. .... The second image shows Col Rees in full dress uniform. This image is faded with some wear. Both images were taken by H.A. Chapman of Swansea. Size 8 9 1/2 inches. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. Victorian 3rd Lancashire Rifle Volunteers OR's shako plate circa 1860. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example. Loops to reverse. GC Victorian 40th (2nd Somerset) Regt of Foot 1872-81 scarce OR?s collar badge. This example retaining both original loops now pinched GC. Victorian 45th Regiment Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A good example named to No. 931 Quarter Master Serjeant J Beattie 45th Regt. Retaining original ribbon. Quarter Master Sergeant James Beattie enlisted into the 45th on the 5th September 1834. He was promoted Corporal 1839, Sergeant 1841, Colour Sergeant 1842 and Quarter Master in 1852. He was discharged on the 28th February 1857, after serving 22 years wit the Colours. Victorian 4th VB Scottish Rifles Long Service Medal. Awarded to 5586 Pte. James Macintyre 4th VB Sco Rifles?. Mounted for wearing as single medal. GC The Bn. HQ was at 149, Cathedral Street, Glasgow. Victorian Boer War Period Slade Wallace Equipment Entrenchung Tool A very rare and good example of the entrenching tool. The T shape handle with both pick and hammer end. Wooden shaft remains in good sound condition. Some pitting to the metal work otherwise GC. Victorian Boer War Period Staff Officer's Bullion Cap Badge. A rare padded bullion embroidered example of the Royal Crest. Minor service wear Victorian Bugle Pouch Badge Die-stamped silver plated example on screw posts. Crowned coiled bugle ornamented with laurel. VR cypher to voided centre. Victorian Carte-de-Visite photograph Circa 1870s. A scarce example of depicting an Officer wearing the 1869 pattern shako and uniform. The photographers details are H.J. Godbold of St.Leonards. GC Image clear. Size 6.1/4 x 4.1/4 Pencil details to the reverse indicate an Officer of the Royal Sussex Militia. Victorian Colonial Troops Waistbelt Clasp. A scarce unusual cast steel example, probably worn by colonial Native troops. GC. Victorian Derbyshire Regiment Other Rank\'s Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A good die stamped bimetal example retaining both original loops to the reverse. Touch of verdigris to scroll. Victorian Durham Light Infantry Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped white metal example, retaining loops to the reverse. Victorian East Lancashire Regiment Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Victorian East Surrey Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider Victorian Hampshire Yeomanry 1871 pattern Trooper?s helmet. A fine example with nickel skull mounted with acanthus leaf decoration above the front peak. To the front, an eight pointed backing star mounted with a Crowned oval brass strap inscribed ?Hampshire Yeomanry?; to the centre, a brass rose on a black patent leather ground. Two rose head bosses support the leather backed chin chain. The crown bears a plain fluted spike that supports the white horsehair plume with gilt metal rose head boss. The interior retains leather lining. Minor service wear. Various Hampshire troops of Yeomanry raised from 1794 which were regimented in 1830 and designated North Hampshire Yeomanry Cavalry the following year. Converted to Hussars in 1841 and reorganised as Hampshire Yeomanry Cavalry (Carabiniers) in 1887 whilst under the command of Lt.Col. Hon Henry George Louis Crichton (late Major 21st Hussars). Victorian Imperial Military Railways cap badge Locally cast white metal on integral loops (one at fault) Victorian Infantry OR?s glengarry backing plate. A good brass shaped backing plate (KK 289) on which a crown and helmet plate can be mounted. Victorian Irish Dublin County Light Infantry Glengarry Badge. A good scarce example, retaining original loops and old scarlet cloth backing. Victorian Khedive?s Star 1882. A good unnamed example as issued. GC Victorian King?s Own Scottish Borderers helmet plate centre circa 1887-1901 A good white metal example with three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 313) Victorian Liverpool Irish fine and rare Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. This silvered example retaining four screw posts with nuts and original backing plate. GC. Initially the 64th (Liverpool Irish) Rifle Volunteers based at 9 Everton Crescent, Liverpool. redesignated 18th (Liverpool Irish) Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1880, and the 5th (Irish) Volunteer Battalion, The King?s (Liverpool Regiment) in 1888. Victorian Militia OR?s glengarry badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops (upper one absent). Crowned Garter with cross of St.George to centre. Victorian Northamptonshire & Rutland Militia 1861-69 Officer?s shako plate. A very fine and attractive silvered example of crowned star pattern mounted with rich gilt Garter with fine translucent red enamel to central Cross of St.George. Above the Garter, a scroll inscribed ?Northamptonshire?, below another inscribed ?& Rutland Militia?. Both scrolls with foliate ends. Below the bottom scroll, the Horseshoe of Rutland. Retains both horizontal loops to reverse. VGC Rutland Light Infantry amalgamated with Northampton Militia in 1860 Victorian Officer\'s Shako Plate Lacking overlay and cross to the orb of the crown. Retaining two horizontal loops. Victorian OR?s brass glengarry crown and backing plate circa 1881-96. A good brass example used to facilitate the wear of helmet plate centres on the glengarry comprising separate Crown (KK 288) mounted on shaped backing plate (KK 289). Victorian Original Silk Baltic Medal Ribbon A section of original watered silk ribbon. Total length 9.5cm GC. Victorian Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers pre 1887 glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example retaining two loops. Very good condition Victorian Rifles Officer's pouch badge. A good die-stamped silvered (now dull) example on screw posts. Crowned coiled bugle. Victorian Rifles Pattern Shako Badge. A fine die-stamped blackened / bronzed example. Curled bugle with central wire gauze; retaining both loops to the reverse. Victorian Royal Artillery Master Gunner?s rank badge. A good rare bullion embroidered example. GC. Victorian Royal Artillery Other Rank\'s Home Service Helmet Plate A good example, retaining three loops to the reverse. One or two dark marks, otherwise Near VGC. Victorian Royal Engineers Pagri Badge. A good die-stamped brass cap badge with loops replaced by long slider. Victorian Royal Marine Light Infantry Colour Sergeant Rank Badge. A very rare example, gold bullion and coloured silk embroidery onto scarlet cloth. Very heavy moth damage. Victorian Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A good example awarded to W.H. Hicks Stoker HMS Raleigh GC. Victorian Royal Sussex Regiment Glengarry Badge. A good scarce post 1881 example of helmet plate centre with crown probably regimentally affixed. East and West loops remaning. Centre reaffixed at 6 o\'clock with old lead solder to reverse Victorian Sabretache ornament of a mounted Rifles / Light Infantry Officer. A good silver plated example with three screw posts to the reverse. Victorian Scots Guards Officer?s forage cap. A late 19th Century example. Dark blue melton body and crown with gold gimp cord piping. Patent leather peak with gold bullion edging. Diced band of red-white-red and red-blue-red. The interior with silk lining. The cap retains a good shape, but now with heavy age wear. Sweatband absent, moth damage to the edge, small moth holes to the crown and moth to the front, this would be covered by the badge. Victorian Somerset Light Infantry Officer\'s Bullion Forage Cap Badge A good late 19th Century example. GC Victorian South African Helmet Plate. Victorian South Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops. (KK 648) Victorian Staffordshire Constabulary police head-dress badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned Stafford Knot resting in Union wreath. Victorian Volunteer Artillery helmet plate circa 1878-1901. Officer's or NCO's die-stamped silver plated brass example of regulars pattern with "Ubique" scroll. Some wear to plating. Two loops to reverse. Victorian Volunteer Artillery Officers or Senior NCOs Helmet Plate. Die-stamped silvered example on three loops (bent). Minor service wear Victorian Volunteer Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A good example, unnamed as issued and remains mounted as originally worn. GC. Victorian Volunteer Long Service Medal & Original Box. A good example retaining pin as originally worn. This example is accompanied by the original box of issue. The reverse with the ink name Rodgers. Also with Henry Jenkins & Sons (makers of the medal) advert for a velvet lined medal case. Medal VGC. Box with broken corners otherwise VGC. Victorian Volunteer Medical Staff Corps Officers Cap Badge. A fine die-cast silvered example on loops. Rod and serpent of Aesculapius within crowned laurel wreath resting on scroll "Volr. Medical Staff Corps". Victorian Vounteer Artillery pair of Master Gunner\'s rank badges. Good rare facing pair of silver wire crowns with crimson velvet caps over field guns. Removed from uniform, service wear Victorian. Volunteer Long Service Medal A good example unnamed as issued. GC Victorian. Volunteer Long Service Medal A good example unnamed as issued. GC Volunteer Artillery Edwardian OR\'s cap badge circa 1902-08. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops. Volunteer Artillery Officer's busby plume holder. A good silver plated example, retaining plume holder and slider. Flaming grenade, the ball mounted with laurel wreath and gun. Volunteer Artillery OR cap badge circa 1902-08. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Volunteer Artillery OR?s cap badge circa 1902-08. A fine die-stamped white metal example on loops with ?Volunteers? scroll. Volunteer Artillery Sergeant's carte-de-visite. Condition: GC Volunteer Artillery Victorian Cap Badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Volunteer Artillery Victorian Helmet / Cap Badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal flaming grenade on loops. Also worn by several Australian and other colonial units Volunteer Artillery Victorian Sabretache or Pouch badge. Good scarce large die-stamped white metal field gun on three screw posts Volunteer Bn North Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example, retaining both loops to the reverse. GC. Volunteer Medical Staff Corps Victorian helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good scarce white metal example. Eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; on the star, a laurel wreath; within the wreath a circlet inscribed ?Volunteer Medical Staff Corps? with voided Geneva Cross to centre . Three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1009) Worn by both British and Colonial units Volunteer Training Corps WWI VTC Marksman's badge. Green / grey round with red entwined ''M'' on KD backing. See ''British Army Proficiency Badges'' by Edwards & Langley , Page 57, 41B Volunteer Training Corps WWI VTC Marksman's badge. Green / grey round with red entwined ''M'' on KD backing. See ''British Army Proficiency Badges'' by Edwards & Langley , Page 57, 41B VR / HERTS WW1 bronze VTC shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate. W. YORK / LEEDS RIFLES brass Shoulder Title. A good example on loops WAAC scarce WW1 Womens Auxiliary Army Corps brass shoulder title circa 1917-18.. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. War Department Constabulary GvR cap badge. Scarce die-cast white metal example on slider. Highpoints a little polished. War Department Constabulary GvR cap badge. Good die-cast white metal issue on slider. Service wear War Office Constabulary George VI Cap Badge by Firmin, London.. Die-cast example on slider. A little service wear. War Office facing pair of formation signs ornamented with gold wire. A fine pair War Office Official History ?Airborne Forces 1939-1945? One of only 400 Copies. This official War Office publication was compiled by Lt Col T.B.H. Otway DSO Royal Ulster Rifles 1951. The book covers 468 pages plus maps. The book gives details of operations, and equipment used, these complimented by photographs. Official classified as ?Confidential?. Original red cloth covers. Slight age wear GC. Warrington Police rare Victorian shako / helmet plate. A good rdie-stamped white metal example. Within a Crowned laurel wreath, the shield from the Borough Arms. Two loops to reverse. Good condition. Warrington County Borough Police formed in 1847. Warwick School OTC brass cap badge. With original slider. GC slight polishing (KK 2701) Waterloo Period Royal Horse Guards Officer?s gilt open back coatee button A rare example made by Firmin & Co London. Complete with shank Good Condition Circa 1800-20 WD brass Westminster Dragoons shoulder title. A good brass example on loops. (Westlake 343) We Are Pleased To Announce Regular Buywze Updates. During the UK Lockdown period, we are regularly updating Buywze with original military badges etc. We are posting out every few days, as long a Royal Mail continues to collect from our premises. Stay Safe during this difficult period. The Buywze Team We Cleaning Up Buywyze. Its that time again to clean up the site, we are planning to be back over the weekend Pop back soon. We Have Now Started Our Christmas Listings. From Boxing Day until the 1st January there will be uploads daily of items, so please pop back. On behalf of the Buywze Team, we wish you a Happy Christmas and New Year. Wednesdays Upload During this week we will be uploading items each day. Keep ?Popping? Back. Welch Regiment Attributed Miniature Medal Group etc. This grouping is believed to have belonged to RSM Robinson. Comprising: Miniature Medal Group, Defence Medal, War Medal, Long Service & God Conduct Medal and Meritorious Service Medal. Mounted as worn. ... 2x uniform medal ribbons. ... Shoulder Title. ... and photograph of RSM Robinson being presented with the MSM 1953 (details to the reverse). Welch Regiment Officer?s silvered and gilt cap badge circa 1921-69. A fine die-cast example on loops Welch Regiment Oficer's OSD Bronze Cap Badge by J.R. Guant London. A fine die-cast example on blades. Welch Regiment WW2 plastic cap badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. A good example on brass blades (folded). WELLINGBOROUGH / OTC / SCHOOL brass Northamptonshire shoulde rtitle. A good example retaining three of four loops. Wellingborough School OTC Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronze example on slider following the design of the Northamptonshire Regt. cap badge Wellingborough School OTC scarce die-stamped bronze cap badge. Two loop fittings GC. (KK 2704) Welsh Guards brass valise badge. Complete with leather backing bearing WD broad arrow. Fixing: Single large flat loop Condition: GC Welsh Guards Campaign Service Medal, clasp ?Northern Ireland?. Awarded to ?24076009 Gdsm R. Mitchell WG?. GC Court mounted as worn. Welsh Guards cap badge by Dowler, Birmingham. A good die-cast brass example on slider. Very scarce to find this badge maker marked. Welsh Guards Colour Sergeant?s rank badge circa 1915-52. A good scarce example. Bullion crowned crimson silk flag on its staff bearing bullion welsh Dragon and "Cymru Am Byth" scroll; beneath the flag, crossed swords. A little service wear. GC Welsh Guards Officer?s bullion forage cap badge. A fine large gold wirte embroidered leek on black cloth ground. Welsh Guards scarce post 1915 Other Rank's brass pagri badge. A fine scarce die-stamped original example of this much copied badge. Long slider. Red felt backing retained by two tangs to reverse. (KK 921) Following the wishes of HM King George V the regiment was formed by Royal Warrant on 26th February 1915. Welsh Guards scarce post 1915 Other Rank's brass pagri badge. A fine scarce die-stamped original example of this much copied badge. Long slider. Red felt backing retained by two tangs to reverse. (KK 921) Following the wishes of HM King George V the regiment was formed by Royal Warrant on 26th February 1915 Welsh Horse 1914-17 OR's brass cap badge. Slider to reverse. GC WELSH HORSE scarce WW1 bronze shoulder title circa 1914-17. A good example on loops (slightly bent) Raised in 1914 and amalgamated with Montgomeryshire Yeomanry in 1917. Welsh Horse WW1 bronze cap badge circa 1914-17. A good die-stamped example on slider (as KK 1482) Raised in 1914 and amalgamated with Montgomeryshire Yeomanry in 1917. Welsh Hospital Boer War rare casualty Princess Christian?s Army Nursing Service Reserve badge. A rare example silver of the badge issued 1897-1907 . The front depicting a cross within a circlet inscribed ?Princess Christian?s Army Nursing Service Reserve? and thistle, oakleaf, shamrock and rose devices between each arm. Original stout pin fixing to reverse which is impressed with issue number 337. A little service wear. GC Relevant photocopies of Welsh Hospital roll, casualty list, Welsh Memorial and her grave accompany the lot. This badge was issued to Nursing Sister Florence Louise Sage, trained at the Taunton and Somerset Hospital and appointed to the PCANSR 23rd February, 1900. The Welsh Hospital, raised by Professor Alfred Morris and funded by subscription throughout the Principality, sailed on 14th April, 1900 arriving in Cape Town 3rd May, 1900. Although the unit only suffered five casualties, sadly Florence Sage was one of these; she died at Springfontain, 12th June 1900. She is commemorated along with her four fallen comrades on the Welsh National Memorial in Cathays Park, Cardiff. She was entitled to the Queen?s South Africa medal with two clasps. The Welsh Hospital moved from Springfontain to Pretoria in August, 1900 and was gifted to the Government in November of that year. Welsh. 1st Admin. Bn. Denbighshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR?s helmet plate circa 1878-80. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example of universal crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath circlet inscribed ?1st A.B. Denbighshire Rifle Volunteers?; Dragon to centre. Two loops (pinched) to reverse. 1st Admin. Bn. Denbighshire Rifle Volunteers formed 10th September 1860 with HQ at Ruabon. Consolidated as 1st Denbighshire Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1880. Ex Hugh King Collection Welsh. 1st Brecknockshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s helmet. A fine rare example of an Officer?s Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet complete with silvered metal cross piece, spike and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a silvered metal eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown, to the centre the regimental device of Prince of Wales's plume, this encircled by a title scroll ?1st Brecknockshire R.V.? Leather sweatband to interior with crimson silk edging. Contained in it?s original metal storage tin. Minor wear to silver, otherwise near VGC. Welsh. 1st Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s gilt tunic button A good 1859-83 period example. Maker\'s details of Edwd Armfield Birmingham. Retaining shank GC. Welsh. 2nd Bn Monmouthshire Regiment post 1908 Officer's OSD Bronze Cap Badge. Fine die-cast example on blades. (KK 1777) HQ at Pontypool Welsh. 5th VB South Wales Borderers OR?s cap badge circa 1897-1908. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example with finely seeded blank tablet and "5 VB" at the top of the immortelles; on loops. Raised in 1897 with HQ at Newton, Montgomeryshire Welsh. 5th VB South Wales Borderers OR?s cap badge circa 1897-1908. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops Raised in 1897. HQ Newton, Montgomeryshire Welsh. Brecknockshire Battalion South Wales Borderers post 1908 brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped Welsh Dragon on short ?Brecknockshire? scroll; slider with crease to top. (KK 1717) HQ at Brecon Welsh. Carmarthenshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR's Tunic Button by Herbert & Co. Ld. London A good white metal example. A strung bugle within title circlet. Complete with shank. Welsh. Denbighshire Constabulaty police helmet plate c1953-67. Good scarce die-stamped chromed crowned star bearing title circlet with detachable rampant lion to centre. Three loops Welsh. DHIY (Denbighshire Hussars IY)pre 1908 brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops complete with brass backing plate. Welsh. Glamorgan Yeomanry post 1908 OR?s bimetal cap badge by Lambourne & Co, Birmingham A good die-stamped example on slider Welsh. Mermont, Denbigh and Flint ACF printed cloth formation sign. Good Red Dragon on blue diamond. Removed from uniform Welsh. Monmouth School scarce OSD bronze Cap Badge Die-cast example on blades. (KK 2626) Welsh. Monmouthshire Officer\'s OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good scarce post WW1 die-stamped example retaining both blades. Welsh. Monmouthshire Regiment Cap Badge A good white metal example on slider. Heavy age patina overall. Welsh. Monmouthshire Regiment facing pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A fine die-cast pair. Welsh. Monmouthshire Regiment WW1 cap badge by Smith & Wright Ld Birmingham. A good die-stamped brass example with makers details to the slider. Welsh. Monmouthshire Regiment WW2 cloth title and sergeant\'s chevrons Good embroidered examples. Welsh. Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry OR?s white metal cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on slider. Dragon on scroll inscribed ?M.I.Y.?. (KK 1347) Welsh. Newport Army Cadet Force embroidered formation sign. Black rectangle bearing winged cherub over yellow shiels with red chevron. Removed from uniform Welsh. Pembroke Yeomanry cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal example with brass coronet. Two loops to reverse which retains rare original red backing with white border. Welsh. Pembroke Yeomanry OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped white metal Prince of Wales?s plumes on scroll inscribed ?Fishguard?; brass coronet. Slider (KK 1437) Pembrokeshire Yeomanry Cavalry was the only unit officially awarded the honour ?Fishguard, February 24th 1797?. They engaged a French armed force under Monsieur Tate, Chef-de-Brigade, which had landed at Fishguard. The French surrendered without firing a shot Welsh. Royal Glamorgan Militia Officer?s plated tunic button by Firmin & Sons 153 Strand & 13 Conduit St circa 1856-81. A good scarce example on shank. Welsh. South Wales Borderers facing pair of OSD bronze collar badges. A good die-cast pair on loops (one loop absent) Welsh. South Wales Borderers Victorian Officer?s forage cap badge circa 1881-1901. A good scarce die-stamped gilt example on loops. Crowned laurel wreath with silver Welsh dragon to black velvet centre. A little wear to pile of velvet, one securing wire at fault otherwise excellent Welsh. South Wales Borderers Victorian Officer?s forage cap badge circa 1881-1901. A good scarce die-stamped gilt example ob loops. Crowned laurel wreath with silver Welsh dragon to black velvet centre. Overall service wear. Welsh. South Wales Borderers WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example with two blades to reverse. Welsh. T / Y / GLAMORGAN brass shoulder title. A good post 1908 example on loops Welsh. T / Y / GLAMORGAN post 1908 Glamorgan Yeomanry white metal shoulder title. A good example on three lightly pinched loops. Welsh. WW2 Home Front Monmouthshire Special Constable\'s cap badge by Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Regent Street, Birmingham . A good scarce die-cast chromed example on loops with blue enamel circlet Welsh. WW2 Monmouthshire Special Constable?s cap badge by Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Regent Street, Birmingham . A good scarce die-cast chromed example on loops with blue enamel circlet Welsh: South Wales Borderers white metal Cap Badge. A very fine Victorian/ Edwardian die-stamped example on loops. Wessex Officer Cap Badge by J.R. Gaunt of London. A fine die-cast silver plated example on loops. Wyvern on "Wessex" tablet. West African Airline bullion embroidered cap badge Retaining original backing cloth. Condition: VGC West African Frontier Force Officer's gilt cap badge circa 1900-28 A fine die-cast example on slider by W. Dowler and Sons, Birmingham West African Regiment OSD bronze cap badge. A good scarce example on blades West African Regiment pre 1928 bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Raised Sierra Leone in April 1898; disbanded 1928. West Essex Militia Officer?s shako plate circa 1869-78. An exceptionally fine and scarce silvered example. Within a crowned laurel wreath the Garter with central translucent crimson enamel Cross of St. George (professionally restored. Applied "West Essex" scroll to base of wreath. Loops to the reverse. Near VGC Raised at Chelmsford 23rd June 1759, became 4th Bn. Essex Regt, on 1st July 1881 at Warley, disbanded 12th July 1908. West Essex Yeomanry sabretache device circa 1846. A fine rare 4 3/4 inch high example worn on the Officer?s undress sabretache. Die-cast silvered rope edged strap inscribed ?West Essex Yeomanry? with Garter star to centre. Eight wire loops to reverse (most now absent). Worn with separate crown above (not present). Good condition. See ?Yeomanry and other Sabretaches? by William Y. Carman, Fig. 32. West Essex Yeomanry silvered Officer�s button. A good medium size example by Firmin & Son, Strand, London. Shank GC West Holland / Netherlands District WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce embroidered example removed from uniform West Holland / Netherlands District WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce unusual embroidered example removed from uniform West India Regiment Officer?s pagri / cap badge. A very fine die-stamped example on loops. Within a gilt wreath of laurel and palm, the Garter pierced and on a translucent blue enamel ground; silver ?WI? cypher to voided centre. Small section of enamel behind "QUE" AF Raised 1795 and disbanded 1927. West India Regiment OR's cap badge. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Raised 1795 and disbanded 1927. West India Regiment OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Voided between Garter and wreath Raised 1795 and disbanded 1927. West India Regiment post 1881 helmet badge Good scarce die-stamped bi-metal non-voided issue on toned loops. West Indies Grenada. St. George?s Volunteers George III Officer?s flat gilt coatee button circa 1798 by W. Williams, London A fine scarce example. Crowned GR cypher within strap inscribed "St. George?s Volunteers". West Indies Regiment Cap Badge A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Within a wreath of laurel and palm, the Garter; ?WI? to voided centre. Raised 1795 and disbanded 1927. West Indies Regiment Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on slider. West Kent Imperial Yeomanry Whitemetal Shoulder Title Badge. A good example retaining two loops. West Kent Regiment Helmet Plate Centre circa 1881-1914. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. Within a circlet ?West Kent?, the White Horse of Kent on "Invicta" scroll. Four loops to reverse. West Kent Regiment post 1881 NCO's Helmet Plate Centre. A good example of the centre plate for the 1881 pattern Home Service Helmet plate. This example with a gilt finish, indicating a senior NCO's issue. Complete with three loops to the reverse. Near VGC. West Leicestershire Volunteers Georgian Officer?s 1807 hallmarked silver shoulder belt plate. An exceptionally fine and rare example bearing London hallmarks. Silver oval plate inscribed with Crowned GR Cypher to centre; ?West Leicestershire? around the top, ?Volunteers? around the base. Reverse retains original fixings comprising single hook and two studs as well as the original chamois leather backing. Excellent condition. Lieut.Colonel commanding Thomas Viscount Wentworth; Lieut.Colonel Edmund Cradock Hartop Bt. Both Officers? commissions dated 2nd November 1803 indicating the date the unit was raised. WEST LONDON REGT. / VTC / PADDINGTON blackened brass shoulder title. A good scarce example with maker's details of J.R. Gaunt London. Retaining both loops. GC WEST LONDON REGT. / VTC / St. MARYLEBONE rare WW1 brass shoulder title by J.R. Gaunt London. A good example on four loops. WEST LONDON REGT. / VTC / WESTMINSTER rare WWI brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. A good example on loops. West Riding Company Royal Engineers Military Medal group of three Awarded to ?480632 Sapr. T.E. Goodrum. R.E.?. Comprising: Military Medal ?Sapr RE?, British War Medal and Victory Medal GC. Sapper Thomas E. Goodrum is confirmed of having won the Military Medal, whilst serving with 460th West Riding Field Company. West Riding Constabulary Police Officer’s 1917 hallmarked silver cap badge. Fine rare die-stamped example by WD & S (William Dowler & Son) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Crowned title strap encircling Rose. Loops (One slightly AF). West Riding District WW2 printed formation sign. Golden fleece printed on black edged green diamond. Removed from uniform. Old glue to reverse. West Somerset Collar Badges and Shoulder Titles Four items all on loops. Collars face but not exact match. West Somerset Yeomanry Victorian Officer?s plated tunic button by Firmin & Sons Ld London A good small example on shank West Sussex Constabulary police night helmet plate. Good pre 1953 die-stamped blackened brass crowned star bearing title circlet; detachable chromed shield to centre. Three loops West Yorkshire Regiment Officer?s cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A good die-cast silvered example on loops with gilt overlay to scroll. West Yorkshire Regiment post 1881 pagri badge. Die-stamped bi-metal example s helmet plate centre but reverse with long slider. VGC Western Australian University Regiment slouch hat badge by Stokes. A good EIIR die-stamped brass example on loops. Westminster Dragoons rare 1905 khaki Officer\'s tunic. A very fine example tailored for Captain P.H. Illingworth in 1905. The uniform is of special regimental pattern. Khaki cotton cloth, with purple facings to the collar and cuffs. The latter also decorated with a fine silver cord line. The collar is tailored to be worn standing or down to form a V shape. To the left breast a single Queen\'s South Africa Medal ribbon; Captain\'s rank to the shoulder straps and complete with gilt buttons mounted with a post 1901 crown. The interior with label giving the owner?s name and date July 1905. Generally very good condition. Captain Percy Hodden Illingworth served in South Africa as a Private with the 9th Company 3rd Bn Imperial Yeomanry (Yorkshire Hussars) gaining the QSA with clasps Wittebergen and Cape Colony. He was appointed a Captain in the Westminster Dragoons on the 22nd November 1911. His name does not appear in the 1914 Army List Westminster Dragoons TY Officer?s gilt button. Maker: Firmin & Sons Ld. London Fixing: Shank Condition: VGC Westminster School CCF brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops. Sight service wear. (KK 2709) Westmoreland & Cumberland Yeomanry rare bi-metal badge. A fine die-stamped example on loops. Within a crowned brass circlet inscribed ?Westmoreland & Cumberland Yeo?, three sprigs of heather in white metal. (KK 1436) Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry post 1908 OR?s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1435) Westmorland Volunteer Rifle Corps pouch belt plate circa 1860. A fine die-stamped blackened brass example. Circular strap inscribed ?Westmorland Volunteer Rifle Corps 1860?. Two screw posts to reverse. Very good condition Weymouth College OTC Dorset brass cap badge. Good die-stamped example on loops. Wheelright's trade arm badge Brass die-stamped wheel on loops with loops to reverse. white helmet Whitley & Monkseaton 1915 Volunteer Training Corps bronze cap badge. A rare die-stamped example of this Tyneside unit on slider impressed Thomas Fattorini, Bolton. Very good condition. William IV 1830-1837 Officer's Levee 1822 Pattern Infantry Piped Back Bladed Sword A scarce and unusual example. The piped back 1 inch wide blade with an etched panel to each side bearing WIVR cypher. This cypher is repeated to the regulation pattern open bar brass guard which protects a shagreen grip retaining twist wire binding. Complete with original brass scabbard. Slight age wear. Good clean condition. William IV Court Button 1830-37 gilt closed back button A good example made by G&W Boggett & Co St Martins Lane London GC Shank replaced Wilson's Grammar School OTC scarce brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC Wiltshire Constabulary King\'s crown police night helmet plate A good example on three loops Wiltshire Militia Georgian Officer?s shoulder belt plate circa 1780-1810. A fine and rare oval example in unmarked silver, the pierced centre with script capitals,?GR?, a crowned engraved strap in surround, ?Wiltshire Militia?. One broad tang and two studs to the reverse. Lower portion of strap polished, small fracture between GR. Henry Herbert, Lord Porchester (later 1st Earl of Carnarvon) commanded the unit during this period. Wiltshire Regiment 1954-59 anodised cap badge. A fine example by JR Gaunt, London on slider. Amalgamated with Royal Berkshire Regiment. 9th June 1959 to form Duke of Edinburgh?s Royal Regiment. Wiltshire Regiment cap short lived badge circa 1954 by Gaunt, London Good scarce die-stamped brass coronated cross pattée resting on title scroll; central disc bearing the coronet and cypher of Prince Philip. Slider Wiltshire Regiment General Service Medal Cyprus Awarded to 23505671 Pte D Whatley Wilts. GC Mounted as originally worn. Wiltshire Regiment OR?s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine die-stamped brass example in pristine condition retaining all four loops. Retains most of manufacturer's original lustre. (KK 346) Wiltshire Regiment scarce OR?s cap badge circa 1954-59 by J.R.Gaunt, London. A good die-stamped brass example on slider by J.R.Gaunt, London. Crossed ?P?s to centre. (KK 2013) Amalgamated with Royal Berkshire Regiment. 9th June 1959 to form Duke of Edinburgh?s Royal Regiment. Wiltshire Regiment scarce OR?s cap badge circa 1954-59 by J.R.Gaunt, London. A good die-stamped brass example on slider by J.R.Gaunt, London. Crossed ?P?s to centre. (KK 2013) Amalgamated with Royal Berkshire Regiment. 9th June 1959 to form Duke of Edinburgh?s Royal Regiment. Wiltshire Regiment scarce OR?s cap badge circa 1954-59. Die-stamped brass example on slider by J.R.Gaunt, London. Crossed ?P?s to centre. Highpoints polished .(KK 2013) Amalgamated with Royal Berkshire Regiment. 9th June 1959 to form Duke of Edinburgh?s Royal Regiment. Wiltshire Regiment scarce post 1954 OR?s brass cap badge. A good example with the makers details to the slider of J.R. Gaunt London GC Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian pouch belt plate. A good scarce die-stamped brass example, originally bronzed / blackened. Crowned circlet inscribed ?Wiltshire 1859? with ?1? to centre; beneath the circlet, a strung bugle with ?RV? between the strings. Two screw posts to reverse. WILTSHIRE WW2 printed cloth shoulder title. Good issue removed from uniform. Winchester College OTC Hampshire post 1908 cap badge Good die-stamped brass Rose resting on laurel sprays bearing WINCHESTER scroll. Loops WKVF West Kent Volunteer Force WW1 VTC shoulder title Good scarce die-cast brass issue on loops WKY pair of Warwickshire Yeomanry cast brass shoulder titles. Loops to reverse. Good condition WL 2 rare pair of WW1 Womens Legion shoulder titles Black embroidered on maroon. Formed 1915 under the patronage of the Marchioness of Londonderry. Disbanded 27.09.1921. Reformed 1934. WL/78 Pair of WW2 Warrington Home Guard designations, a title, pair of Corporal's chevrons and set of service chevrons. A fine set worn by Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. WL/78 WW2 Home Guard attributed designation and title. A good printed set worn by Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. WL/78 WW2 Home Guard attributed designation and title. A good printed set worn by Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. WO2 Bullion Rank Badge. A good scarce bullion crown within laurel wreath set on padded white felt oval Wolseley foreign service helmet by Charles Owen (Bow) Ltd A fine khaki six panel example with nine fold blue pagri possibly indicating police. Detachable leather chinstrap no longer present. Wolverhampton Borough Constabulary die struck white metal cap badge. A good example with loops to the reverse VGC Wolverhampton Borough Police Special Constabulary cap badge. Chrome example on slider. GC Wolverhampton Police Queen?s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome arms to centre. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC Wolverhampton Police Queen\'s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome arms to centre. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC Wolverhampton Volunteer Defence Force scarce VTC WWI brass cap badge. Fine scarce die-stamped crowned star bearing shield resting on W.V.D.F. scroll. Slider Woman's Royal Air Force cloth shoulder eagle A scarce example white embroidered onto black. Worn by he Womens Royal Air Force from its creation in 1918 until disbandment in 1921* Condition: VGC* Women's Land Army Milking Work Coat A good used example of heavy KD style material with open pockets to the waist and removable buttons to the front. The interior issue label no longer present. Complete with ink name label "M.U. Gardner" See other WLA items of clothing worn by Marion Gardner Women's Royal Army Corps General Service Medal, Clasp Malaya. Awarded to W/395188 Pte P. Jones W.R.A.C. GC few edge knocks. Women?s Army Auxiliary Corps WWI bronze OSD cap badge. Die-cast example on blades. VGC Formed in 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918, disbanded in 1919. Women?s Forage Corps WW1 first pattern cap badge. A fine example with loops to reverse. Formed in 1915. Worn prior to cap star with FC to centre Women?s Forage Corps WW1 rare bronze cap badge. Die-stamped eight pointed star bearing laurel wreath; ?FC? cypher to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition.(Cox 1781) Formed in 1915 Women?s Forage Corps WW1 second pattern bronze cap badge. Fine scarce die-stamped eight pointed star bearing laurel wreath; ?FC? cypher to voided centre. (Cox 1781) Formed in 1915 Womens Army Corps India cap badge Well cast brass example on loops. Within a wreath, WAC resting on ?India? tablet. Womens Legion / WAAC / QMAAC WW1 Forewoman's rank badge Rare padded embroidered oval example on khaki with yellow backing. Slipped rose resting in laurel sprays.GC Womens Legion WW1 enamelled badge. A fine scarce die-cast example with light blue enamel backing with stout brooch pin to reverse. Edith Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Lady Londonderry (1869-1959), was Commandant. HQ and Officers Hospital at Londonderry House. WL commenced duties 3rd August 1915. Womens Royal Air Force Two Clasp General Service Medal. This example was awarded to 2173616 Cpl I.D. Pull WRAF. (RAF style naming). Bearing the clasps Malaya and Cyprus. Second clasp is loose, however the medal is a good matching tone. Accompanied by an issue box this with very faint writing, stamped Clasp Cyprus. ... Also uniform ribbon bar. Womens Royal Army Corps field service / side cap by Hobson & Sons (London) Ltd A good black cloth example with beech brown piping to the crown. To the front, two anodised Corps buttons, to the left side an anodised cap badge. Velvetine sweatband. VGC Womens Royal Naval Reserve WW2 Wren Petty Officer cap badge. Good scarce padded blue embroidered crown over roped circle with fouled anchor to black velvet centre. Black herringbone cotton backing. Sewn to black mohair cap band. Some old moth Womens Transport Service FANY Cloth Shoulder Title A good red on grey used example. Womens Volunteer Reserve WW cap badge by J.R. Gaunt, London. Good scarce die-stamped bronzed star with four pointed and four squared points, bearing circlet EFFICIENCY IS STRENGTH with central flagged Globe; resting on title scroll; on one of two loops. Reverse with maker\'s tablet. Formed by the Marchioness of Londonderry following the bombardment of the East Coast in December 1914. Women\'s Auxiliary Army Corps WW1 OSD bronze collar badge by J.R. Gaunt London. A good die-cast example on loops. WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. Women\'s Royal Army Corps GSM Malaya Group of Three This group remains mounted as worn. Awarded to \"W/47563 W.O. Cl2 C.L. Birse WRAC\". GC Worcestershire & Sherwood Foresters anodised valise star. A fine example on double flat loop. The Worcestershire Regiment amalgamated with the Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regt.) 28th February 1970. Worcestershire Imperial Yeomanry OR?s brass cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 1345) Worcestershire Regiment Edwardian / WW1 brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops Worcestershire Regiment last pattern helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass circlet inscribed ?Worcestershire? and bearing ?Firm? scroll; Garter star with central lion to voided centre.Four loops to reverse. Slight verdigris to rim and reverse at 12 o'clock. (KK 319) Worcestershire Regiment Pagri Badge. A good clear die-stamped example of last HPC design originally fitted with slider, this now absent. Worcestershire Regiment post 1881 Valise Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on large flat loop Worcestershire Regiment post 1926 Officer?s silver cap badge. A good die-cast example. Reverse impressed ?S?. Applied gilt Garter (gilt worn). Two loops to reverse. Good condition Worcestershire Regiment pre 1926 OR\'s cap badge. A good WW1 die-stamped brass example on slider. Slight service wear, age patina. Worcestershire Regiment Territorial Efficiency Medal. A good example awarded to 5432949 WO Cl2 F.G. Pitts Worc R. GC, Worcestershire Regiment third pattern post 1890 helmet plate centre with pagri fitting. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Garter star with Lion and ''Firm'' within circlet inscribed ''Worcestershire'' and ''Firm'' scroll. Worcestershire Regiment WW1 cap badge. Good die-stamped brass issue on slider. Worcestershire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer?s pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce unmarked silver example. Within a Crowned oak wreath, a circlet inscribed ?Worcestershire Rifles?; applied pear tree to centre. Original stout pin to reverse. VGC Worcestershire Volunteer Regiment WWI VTC mufti / lapel badge Die-stamped bronze example by Gaunt & Son, London, reverse with button hole fitting. VGC (KK 1687) Workington Local Militia George III Officer?s gilt coatee button circa 1808-13. A fine rare open-back example by R. Bushby, St. Martins Lane, London. Crowned star with central ?W? over ?LM?. Complete with shank. WRAC beret badge backing. Good example of beech brown, green and dark brown. WRAF Mess Dress Rank Brooch Badge A good example representing the rank of Flying Officer. Complete with pin GC. WRAF Mess Dress Rank Brooch Badge A good example representing the rank of Flight Lieutenant. Complete with pin GC. WRAF Mess Dress Rank Brooch Badge A good example representing the rank of Squadron Leader. Complete with pin GC. WREKIN / OTC / COLLEGE brass Shropshire shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate. Wrekin College, Shropshire OTC cao badge Die-stamped brass example on slider.Spot of verdigris on paw and nose. WRGS / OTC scarce Worcester Royal Grammar School brass shoulder title. Fine example on loops complete with backing plate. WVR (Women?s Volunteer Reserve) WW1 brass shoulder title by JR Gaunt, London. A good example on loops. WW! 21st Bn London Regiment Pair of Medals. Awarded to ?653667 Pte W.D. Warden 21 Lond R". Polished GC. Confirmed issued Pair only and later served with the ASC. WW1 A rare example, retaining white canvas backing cloth. VGC. Introduced Circa 1916. WW1 Army Service Corps Silver War Badge The badge is stamped with the issue number 524776. Complete with pin. Attributed to R4/1040624 Private Walter Westcott who enlisted on the 17th September 1915 and was discharged on the 20th December 1917. WW1 Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Charles Thomas Hall? for his country. GC. Two men of this name appear on the CWGC Roll. One a Sapper of the Royal Engineers died 16th November 1914. The other a Rifleman of the Post Office Rifle London Regiment died on the 18th May 1915 WW1 "Gloucester T 6" Bristol Battalion Cloth Shoulder Title. A rare example of white embroidery onto scarlet cloth. Have been worn. GC. Attributed to Sergeant Edgar Harford Rowden was a resident of St. Phillips Bristol. He was discharged from the Army on the 30th July 1919 as a result of wounds. WW1 "Gloucester T 6" Bristol Battalion Cloth Shoulder Title. A rare example of white embroidery onto scarlet cloth. Have been worn. Small moth nip Attributed to Sergeant Edgar Harford Rowden was a resident of St. Phillips Bristol. He was discharged from the Army on the 30th July 1919 as a result of wounds. WW1 (1918) 1908 Pattern Webbing Equipment Side Pack A good clean example, retaining all straps and interior divider. The interior of the flap with clear 1918 issue date. Has been blancoed. WW1 / Early Inter War Period Calcutta Light Horse Officers Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A scarce Regimental pattern khaki cloth helmet with eight fold pagri and to the right side a Regimental pattern ribbon. The interior is with leather sweatband, this with Calcutta tailor's details. Please note that the cork to the crown is damaged, however with padding remains a good display item. Mothing to the green cloth lining. In March 1943, members of the Calcutta Light Horse set sale in a barge ?Phoebe? on a daring mission to Goa where they sank the German ship ?Ehrenfels?. In 1980 this remarkable mission was made into a film ?The Sea Wolves. The Last Charge of the Calcutta Light Horse?. WW1 / Inter War Officers Knee length Field Boots. A good clean pair . Complete with original laces (damaged) and leather straps, also thin additional top straps. Have been worn, but remain in good condition, leather supple and good colour Sold as a historical collectors item Approx size 11 WW1 / Inter War Officers Knee length Field Boots. A good clean pair . Complete with original laces (damaged) and leather straps, also thin additional top straps. Have been worn, but remain in good condition, leather supple and good colour Sold as a historical collectors item Approx size 11 WW1 / Interwar Military Cross Uniform Ribbon Bar. A good example with pin fitting to the reverse. WW1 / WW2 Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops WW1 / WW2 Australian Army Other Ranks Great Coat This pattern was worn during both WW1 and WW2. Single breasted with waist pockets and complete with original plain buttons and Australia shoulder titles. The interior with a 1942 issue label and ink name of Bowyer QX36408. VGC clean condition. Attributed to Cyril Alfred John Bower, who was born in Middlesex 1902 and enlisted in Queensland. WW1 / WW2 British Army General's Bullion Cap Badge A fine example removed from a cap. Tiny moth hole beneath crown. WW1 / WW2 British Army Officers Sam Brown Belt Ammunition Pouch A very good clean example of brown leather VGC. WW1 / WW2 British Army Officer\'s Pistol Lanyard. A good example, complete with brass spring clip. GC. WW1 / WW2 British General's Bullion Cap Badge. A good padded bullion embroidered example, retaining black cotton backing. Bullion slightly dulled Good Condition. WW1 / WW2 British General's OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A scarce example, retaining both blades. This pattern of badge was worn with the service dress cap and during WW1 was often seen worn on the Brodie steel helmet. WW1 / WW2 British Line Regiment Cap Badges. Following numerous requests for regular Line Regiment cap badges of WW1 & WW2 we are pleased to create this new section. WW1 / WW2 British Staff Officer Armband. A good silk lined red over dark blue felt example bearing gilt Royal Crest over embroidered "A" (Adjutant-General?s Branch) WW1 / WW2 Coldstream Guards brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops WW1 / WW2 Devonshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Dorsetshire Regiment Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good facing pair of Sphinx's on MARABOUT tablets. Loops WW1 / WW2 Duke of Wellington\'s West Riding Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Durham Light Infantry Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 East Lancashire Regiment Officer\'s OSD Cap Badge. A good example,on blades; small amount of verdigris to the crown WW1 / WW2 East Surrey Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Minor service wear. WW1 / WW2 East Surrey Regiment bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 / WW2 East Surrey Regiment bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Family Medals 9th Bn London Regiment & Royal Navy. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (3258 PTE W BOUCHER 9-LOND R), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (PTE 9-LOND R), Silver War Badge (146104). ... Photograph and Regimental Cap Badge. ..... Accompanied by 1939/45 Star, War Medal. These accompanied by forwarding box indicating two medals only issued and contained in original Navy forwarding box addressed to Mr. R.S. Boucher of Cheam. Private Wilfred Boucher of Clapham Common enlisted on the 3rd September 1914 into the 9th Bn London Regiment. He landed in France on the 22nd January 1915. In June 1916 he received a gunshot wound to the foot which resulted in him returning to the UK on the 7th June 1916. After treatment in Hospital he was discharged on the 10th March 1917. He is confirmed as being awarded the Silver War Badge (146104) That which is present on the 10th March 1917. The WW2 group is believed to be that of his son. WW1 / WW2 General Officer?s OSD bronze cap badge. A very good scarce die-cast example, retaining both blades GC This pattern also seen worn on steel helmet WW1 / WW2 General Service Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider WW1 / WW2 General Service Corps Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge A good die- stamped example on blades WW1 / WW2 General Service Corps Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge A good die- stamped example on blades WW1 / WW2 General Service Offocers OSD Cap Badge. A good example on blades WW1 / WW2 Green Howards Officers Bronze OSD Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on blades WW1 / WW2 Green Howards, The Yorkshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Grenadier Guards Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops (slightly bent). WW1 / WW2 Hampshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Herefordshire Regiment Cap Badge Good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Lion, holding erect a sword proper, resting on "Herefordshire" scroll. Introduced in 1908. WW1 / WW2 Hertfordshire Regiment / RAF Air Training Corps Long Service Group of Medals. A scarce combination awarded to Adult Warrant Officer John E. Parker, who served during the Great War with the Hertfordshire Regiment and later served with the ATC. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal \"269658 Cpl Herts R\", Defence Medal, War Medal, Cadet Forces Medal (GVIR) \"W/O ATC\". Mounted as originally worn. Slight contact wear GC. MIC Confirms only awarded WW1 Pair. WW1 / WW2 King's Royal Rifle Corps cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on slider; complete with red backing felt. WW1 / WW2 Kings Own Regiment Cap Badge. Complete with slider GC. WW1 / WW2 Lancashire Fusiliers Cap Badge by Lambourne & Co. A fine die-stamped example with makers details to the slider. WW1 / WW2 Lancashire Fusiliers Officer\'s OSD bronze Cap Badge. A good die-cast example by JR Gaunt, London complete with both blades. Centre mounted. WW1 / WW2 Leicestershire Regiment cap badge A goos die-stamped bi-metal example on slider WW1 / WW2 Leicestershire Regiment Cap Badge. A good example on slider WW1 / WW2 Lincolnshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 London Scottish Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. WW1 / WW2 North Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 North Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge. Complete with slider. WW1 / WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped WW1 bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. With two blades. WW1 / WW2 Officer's Pattern Whistle and Lanyard. A good used example, the cord lanyard complete with brass spring clip. The whistle is undated. Small amount of wear to the cord. WW1 / WW2 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Pattern British Army Officer Pistol Lanyard. A good worn example of khaki cord with steel spring clip some service wear. GC. WW1 / WW2 Pattern British Red Cross Society Cap Badge A good gilt and enamel example retaining blades. GC. WW1 / WW2 Pattern General Officer?s OSD bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example retaining loops to the reverse. GC WW1 / WW2 Pattern Khaki Drill Officer's Shorts. A good pair of Officers private purchase shorts, tailored with flat tin buttons, with some added during the shorts working life. One with details of "Johnson & Son Ltd Weymouth" Have been worn GC. WW1 / WW2 Pattern Pistol Lanyard. A good thick cord example, with brass spring clip. GC. WW1 / WW2 Pattern Royal Artillery Officers OSD Collar Badges. A worn pair, complete with loops to the reverse. GC. WW1 / WW2 Pattern Royal Engineers OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good pair on loops. WW1 / WW2 Period British Army Pistol Lanyard. A good used issued example. GC. WW1 / WW2 Period Royal Navy Officer\'s White Cap Cover. A good white cotton example. Approx size Dia crown 11 inches. Dia base 8 inches. Minor age wear GC. WW1 / WW2 QO Royal West Kent Regiment Cap Badge A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Royal Artillery Officers OSD Cap Badge. A good example, retaining three blades to the reverse. GC. WW1 / WW2 Royal Artillery Officer\'s Bronze Cap Badge. A good clean example, retaining both blades. VGC. WW1 / WW2 Royal Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brassl example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Royal Scots Fusiliers Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. WW1 / WW2 Royal Scots Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. WW1 / WW2 Royal Sussex Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Royal Welsh Fusiliers Neck Tails. A good set of black cloth tails. GC. WW1 / WW2 Royal West Kent Officers OSD Cap Badge. A good die-cast bronze example on three blades. WW1 / WW2 Sam Browne leather belt and brace strap. A good example retaining good colour. Ideal to complete WW1 Officer's uniform WW1 / WW2 Scots Guards Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Scottish Queen\'s Own Cameron Highlanders glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops retaining tartan backing. WW1 / WW2 Seaforth Highlanders Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. WW1 / WW2 Sherwood Foresters Notts & Derby Regiment Cap Badge. A good die stamped example on slider WW1 / WW2 Soldiers Khaki Woolen Scarf. A good worn knitted scarf, typical of the type posted to troops serving in the front line. This example with some wear, repairs and scattered holes. Overall GC would make a very good addition to a uniform display. WW1 / WW2 South Lancs & Royal Artillery Familey Medals. Believed to be Father & Son. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, awarded to 22443 Pte J Ball S. Lan R. GC. .... 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal, clasp (Cyprus). Awarded to 23406796 Gnr J.E. Ball RA.. Medals loose GC. Private John Ball of the South Lancashire Regiment is confirmed as being awarded to pair only. WW1 / WW2 South Wales Borderers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 South Wales Borderers Officer's bronze OSD Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on blades WW1 / WW2 Staff Officer\'s bullion cap badge. Good scarce Royal Crest embroidered in gold wire with crimson velvet cap. Toned WW1 / WW2 Suffolk Regiment bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Suffolk Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider WW1 / WW2 The Buffs Regiment Personalised cap badge. A die-stamped brass example on slider which has been flattened and stamped with the letters HH. A little polished WW1 / WW2 The Kings Own Regiment cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Has been proudly polished. WW1 / WW2 Uniform Medal Ribbon Bar. A good worn example, retaining brass backing and pin. GC. WW1 / WW2 Warwickshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 / WW2 Warwickshire Regiment Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good example retaining both blades. GC. WW1 / WW2 Wiltshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 / WW2 York & Lancaster Regiment cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider WW1 /WW2 Leicestershire Regiment Officer\'s OSD Collar Badges. A good pair as worn. Complete with loops. GC. WW1 1/15th Bn London Regiment Casualty 1914/15 Star Medal Awarded to 3085 PTE N.F. CROKELEY 15-LOND R. Private Noel Francis Crokeley was a native of Forest Gate Essex. He landed in France with the Regiment on the 17th March 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 2nd May 1916 at Arras. Please Note the MIC is the correct name, the CWGC Roll has the spelling Croakeley. WW1 1/4th Bn Leicestershire Regiment Officers 1914/15 Star. Awarded to Lieut J.G. Abell Leic R. Captain John Guy Abell was born in 1894 and after attending Charterhouse School he was commissioned into the 4th Bn Leicestershire Regiment in 1912. He embarked with his Regiment to France on the 4th March 1915 and on the 30th May 1915 was wounded from shrapnel from a rifle grenade. He was promoted to Captain in October 1915. He survived the war and died in the 1960's WW1 1/5th Gloucestershire Regiment Battle of The Somme Veterans Medals Awarded to 4373 Cpl T.W.G. Eyre Glouc R. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal. .... Accompanied by a 1/5th Bn Gloucestershire Regiment Service card named to Cpl Eyre. .... Original Commanding Officer VIII Corps Message following the advance on the Somme 1st July 1916. dated 4th July 1916. .... Original Regimental Cap Badge. Corporal Thomas W. G. Eyre is confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only. WW1 1/5th Hants Battery Royal Field Artillery Defence of Kut Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Leslie Frederick Downer for his country. GC 855333 Gunner Leslie Frederick Downer was a native of the Isle of White and served with the 1/5th Hants Battery of the Royal Field Artillery. He died of wounds on the 30th September 1916. His family grave stone includes the addition inscription GNR Leslie Frederick Downer RFA who laid down his life in the gallant defence of Kut, Mesopotamia Sept 1916 aged 20 years WW1 103rd Maharatta Light Infantry Casualty Officer?s MID Defence of Kut Group of Medals. This group was awarded to Lieutenant Benbow William Richard Reynolds, who was unsuccessfully recommended for the DSO and Mentioned in Despatches for the Defence of Kut and died as a Turkish Prisoner of War. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (Lieut 103/Mahratta L.I.), British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID, (Lieut), Bronze Marmoreal Plaque Benbow William Richard Reynolds. Mounted into a glazed folding oak table frame. ... Also a small cutting photograph and newspaper cutting. Lieutenant Benbow William Richard Reynolds was born in 1892 educated at Lancing College a keen member of the OTC on leaving school he went to the Royal Military Collage Sandhurst and passed out forth in his class, been commissioned into the Indian Army. After a period attached to the 1st Bn Royal Sussex Regiment he joined the 103rd Maharatta Light Infantry and was appointed a Lieutenant in December 1914. He was on active service from November 1914 when he went to the Persian Gulf and was frequently called upon for service with General Townsend's staff. He was captured, along with the rest of the garrison, when the besieged city of Kut surrendered to the Turks on the 29th of April 1916. Along with other prisoners he was marched to Kastamouni where he was interned and died of fever on the 20th July 1916. Colonel Garrett wrote:- "His death is a blow to everyone in the regiment; he was everything one desired, and such a good and promising officer too in his work and character from the very first." Colonel Ross wrote:- "No one thought more of him than his Commanding Officer, Colonel Brown, who had earmarked him for his next Adjutant, in fact he was doing Adjutant's work at the time of his capture, I believe. He is a real loss to us-such a bright, cheerful young officer, and always ready for any amount of work. It is so sad that he should have died as he has, after passing through all that terrible siege." Lieutenant Reynolds was mentioned in dispatches three times, one of which was Sir P. Lake's despatches regarding the defence of Kut, and was unsuccessfully recommended for the Distinguished Service Order by General Townsend. Additional information thanks to the Lancing College Memorial Site where a picture of Lt Reynolds can be found. WW1 10th (Shropshire & Cheshire Yeomanry) Battalion Attributed Medal and Uniform Badges. This is selection were worn by Private J. Revill of the 10th (Shropshire and Cheshire Yeomanry) Bn KSLI. Comprising: British War Medal (20735 PTE J REVILL KSLI) KSLI Cap Badge Pair Two Part Shropshire Shoulder Titles. Brass Marksman Badge Brass Signallers Badge Tunic buttons Three Overseas Chevrons Lanyard. Lance Corporal Chevron. Private Joseph Revill is confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM. See associated cloth badges which would confirm that he had previously served with ether the Cheshire or Shropshire Yeomanry, prior to becoming a dismounted unit of the KSLI. The Battalion served in the Middle East before transferring to the Western Front. The Battalion formed part of the 231st Brigade 74th (Yeomanry) Division. WW1 10th (Shropshire & Cheshire Yeomanry) Battalion Formation Sign Badge. A very scarce example comprising a dark blue square with a red diagonal line. Retaining original backing cloth. Has been worn. This is an attributed example worn by Private J. Revill of the 10th (Shropshire and Cheshire Yeomanry) Bn KSLI. A very scarce example comprising a dark blue square with a red diagonal line. Retaining original backing cloth. Has been worn. See other items from the estate of Pte Revill and his biographical details.. WW1 10th Bn Hampshire Regiment Gallipoli Casualty British War Medal. Awarded to 17447 PTE W.J. CAMPBELL HAMPS. R. Private William James Campbell a native of Newbury was Killed in Action on the 30th September 1915 at Gallipoli whilst serving with the 10th BN. WW1 10th Bn London Regiment Group of 7 Medals. Awarded to 420134 Pte E.V. Jacobs 10-Lond R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (10-Lond R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (10-Lond R), 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (Pte 10 Lond R). Professionally mounted by Spink & Son mounted as originally worn. The group is accompanied by a photograph of a gentleman wearing court dress outside the House of Lords on coronation day 1953. The photograph has been sent to Mr Jacobs. The MIC confirms Private Jacobs landing at Gallipoli with his Regiment, in later life he was appointed Inspector of Custodians at the House of Lords and retired in 1959 with pension. WW1 10th Bn Rifle Brigade Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to S-18143 Pte R J King Rif Brig. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque (Richard John King). GC. Private Richard John King is confirmed as serving with the 10th Bn Rifle Brigade, he was Killed in Action on the 30th November 1917. He was awarded the BWM & VM only and was a native of Camberwell. He is commemorated on the Cambrai Memorial. WW1 10th Bn Sherwood Foresters Attributed Officer Compass & Pouch. A rare attributed example, carried on the Western Front by Captain Reuben Henry Gregory MC who was Killed in Action on the 9th June 1917. The brass parkerised body is engraved R.H.Gregory 10th Sherwood Foresters. These details are also blind tooled into the brown polished leather case. Near VGC, some service wear. Captain Reuben Henry Gregory MC landed in France on the 15th July 1915. He was Killed in Action whilst attached to the 9th Bn. He is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial at Ypres. Please note the photograph of Captain Gregory is a digital image only and not present. WW1 10th Bn Tank Corps Confirmed Tank Commanders Tunic. A rare example of the 1916 pattern shoulder rank tunic worn by Captain John Winchcombe-Taylor of the 10th Bn Tank Corps, later an adventure story author, writing a number of stories on his war time experiences. The tunic with cloth Tank Corps badge to the right sleeve and to the collar three loop MGC Collar badges. The shoulder straps with Captain rank stars and KRRC blackened shoulder titles. The left breast with medal ribbons of a 1914/15 Trio and complete with Rifle pattern buttons. The lining with original name tag "J Winchcombe-Taylor". The tunic is tailored with a ticket pocket to the false waistband. GC minor age wear. Captain John Winchcombe-Taylor an American citizen he volunteered his services in 1914 and joined the 5th London Regiment landing in France with his Regiment on the 13th March 1915. He was commissioned into the King?s Royal Rifle Corps on the 24th October 1915 and appears to transferred to the Machine Gun Corps, presumably Heavy Section before again transferring this time to the Tank Corps. On the 25th August 1918 he was serving with the 10th Battalion Tank Corps and was present at the Battle of Albert-Bapaume on the Somme in support of the 2nd Brigade of the New Zealand Division. He commanded Tank J7 of A Company. An account of the tanks action ?fired 20 rounds 6 pdr and 500 rounds SAA. Heavy mist until 7pm, clear thereafter. With other tanks in section started form G30.b.30.60 and went down sunken road into village. Entered village and split off with another tank and went down a small road which crossed the railway at H26d.3.8. Engaged enemy in village, rallied. Met no enemy so turned back and advanced with infantry along the Bapaume Road. Turned back and rallied, breaking down for or a time en route.? Surviving the war Captain Winchcombe-Taylor resigned his commission and began to write novels and short stories, including a number involving the Tank Corps in action, possibly based on his own war time experiences. He returned to the US and also took up an acting career. WW1 10th Canadian Infantry 1914/15 Casualty Star. Awarded to ?A34063 Pte F.G. Barford 10/Can Inf? GC Private Frederick George Barford died on the 13th July 1916. He was born in 1895 and enlisted on the 30th December 1914 at Calgary Alberta Canada. WW1 10th Trench Mortar Battery Formation Badge. A rare example of a green inverted triangle mounted with a blue embroidered flaming grenade. Some moth nips WW1 11th (Cambs Suffolk) Bn Suffolk Regiment 1st July 1916 1st Day of the Battle of the Somme Casualty Pair. This British War Medal and Victory Medal pair were awarded to 20589 Pte H Kimpton Suff R. The medals are contained in the original card box, with typed details to lid and accompanied by Original Casualty forwarding letter for the medals and Registered envelope for the medals. GC. The 11th Bn of the Suffolk Regiment was known as the Cambridge Suffolks, the Battalion been raised on the 25th September 1914 by the Cambridge & Isle of Ely T.F. Association. The Battalion landed in France on the 9th January 1916. Private Herbert Kimpton lived and was the Licensee of the Fountain public house in Cottenham Cambridge, he was Killed in Action on the 1st July 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme. The casualty forwarding letter and envelope is addressed to Mrs L Kimpton, this is confirmed as his wife on the CWGC Roll of Honour. WW1 11th Bn London Regiment (Finsbury Rifles) Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 452234 Pte P.T. Smith 11-Lond R. GC mounted as originally worn. Confirmed as being awarded the pair only, later served with the Labour Corps. WW1 11th Devonshire Regiment Historic 11th November 1918 Original Armistice Signal. A rare original Army Signal informing the 11th Devonshire Regiment part of the 34th Brigade about the cease fire and instructions for the Bn. Bearing official stamp GC. Text: \"Hostilities will cease 11.00 Nov 11th aaa Troops will stand fast on line ---- at that hour which will be reposted to DHG defensive precautions will be maintained and there will be no intercourse of any description with the enemy aaa Move of 34 Bde has been cancelled by telephone. aaa If at 11.00 any troops 11 Devon are in the front line / outposts will be put out to prevent intercourse of any sort with enemy. aaa acknowledge. aaa added normal.\" WW1 12th (3rd Gwent Bantam) Battalion, The South Wales Borderers 1908 Pattern Webbing Large Pack. A rare Regimental example of the 1908 large pack. To the underside of the flap original issue stamps (12. SWB 477 8.15). This indicating issued August 1915. There is also a number of reissue stamps to the pack. Old green blanko colouring. Some service wear. Remains a good display item. The 12th Bn was raised at Newport in March 1915 by the Welsh National Executive Committee as a Bantam Battalion, they would go on to join the Welsh Bantam Brigade and landed in France during June 1916. WW1 12th (Rangers) London Regiment Officers British War Medal. Awarded to CAPT V.L. BURNSIDE. GC. Captain Victor Law Burnside served with the 12th BN London Regiment and was Mentioned in Dispatches on the 24th December 1917. His MIC confirms he died on the 31st December 1920. WW1 12th (Sheffield Pals) York & Lancs Regiment Medals. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to 12-300 W.O. CL 2 T BINGHAM YORK & LANC R. Complete with original silk ribbons, both card forwarding boxes, registered envelopes fragment of uniform with overseas chevrons and rank, Regimental stick pin. Warrant Officer Thomas Bingham is confirmed as serving with the Sheffield Pals and his Medal Index Card confirms he was awarded the British War Medal and Victory Medal only. WW1 12th Bn London Regiment & Royal Irish Rifles British War Medal. Awarded to \"6552 Pte J. Wilshaw 12-Lond R\" GC. Private John Wilshaw was awarded the British War Medal and Victory Regiment. His MIC confirms he served with both Regiments. WW1 13th Bn London Regiment Pair of Medals. Awarded to 7538 Pte E Page 13-Lond R. Private Ernest Page awarded Pair only WW1 13th Bn Rifle Brigade Officer\'s Silver ID Bracelet This silver example bears London Hallmarks for 1916. Engraved \"Signaler Gerald H. Lambert 4562 13th Batt Rifle Brigade RC\". Retaining chain GC. Gerald Lambert landed in France during July 1915 and was later commissioned, into the 51st Bn Rifle Brigade. At the time of the issue of his WW1 medals he was living in Southend. WW1 14th (King's) Hussars Casualty 1914/15 Star Group of Medals. A scarce regimental casualty awarded to 5141 Cpl J Thompson 14th Hrs. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC Complete with original ribbons. Corporal J Thompson landed in Hedjaz Egypt on the 14th November 1915. He died on the 15th May 1916. The CWGC Roll of Honour shows that only 164 members of the Regiment died during the Great War. WW1 14th (Service) Bn. (1st Birmingham Pals) Royal Warwickshire Regiment cap badge. A fine scarce 1914-19 Other Ranks die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 1139) Battalion was raised by the Lord Mayor in September 1914. Landed in France 21st November 1915. Served in Italy 1917; returned to France in 1918. WW1 14th (Swansea Pals) Bn Personel Trench Art ID Tag. This oval brass tag is engraved Sgt F.H. Clee 80384 14 Welsh Rgt. chain absent GC. WW1 14th Bn Worcestershire Regiment Officers Pair of Medals. Awarded to (Lieut J.S. BOWELL). GC. Lieutenant James Sydney Bowell was originally commissioned into the 1st Bn Durham Light Infantry, he later served with the 14th Bn Worcestershire Regiment. He is confirmed as being awarded the pair only. WW1 16th (Chatsworth Rifles) Bn Notts & Derby Regiment Casualty Pair of Medals. Awarded to 70138 PTE W.E. IRELAND NOTTS & DERBY R. GC. Private William Edward Ireland was Killed in Action on the 8th October 1916. He is confirmed as being issued the pair only. WW1 16th (Queen?s Westminsters) London Regiment Group of Three. Awarded to ?2802 L.Cpl A.H. Jacker 16-Lond R?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, ?L.Cpl?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Pte?. Mounted as worn GC. Official correction to the R of Regiment on the BWM. Private Adrian H Jacker landed in France on the 27th April 1915. He later served with the RAF. WW1 16th Bn (Cardiff Pals) Welsh Regiment 1916 Somme Casualty Pair. A rare pair awarded to 18430 PTE R SHAKESPEARE WELSH R who wa killed in action on the 7th July 1916. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, casualty forwarding slip for the medals. Private Richard Shakespeare was a native of Llandudlo and served with the 16th Bn Cardiff Pals. He was Killed on the 7th July 1916, when the Battalion attacked Mametz Wood on the Somme The Battalion lost 150 men Killed. Confirmed as being awarded the pair only WW1 183rd CEF Canadian Pair of Shoulder Titles A scarce original pair of titles. One with both loops, the other with a loop absent the other bent. GC WW1 18th Battalion (1st Public Works, Pioneers) Middlesex Regiment rare cap badge. Fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider with crease line. (KK 1151) Raised 19th January 1915 at Alexandra Park by Lieutenant Colonel John Ward MP. Landed in France 15.11.1915. WW1 18th Bn (London Irish) London Regiment Military Medal Group of Three. Awarded to Sergeant Charles H Breast who originally served with the 6th London Regiment, before transferring to the 18th London Irish London Regiment winning the Military Medal. Comprising: Military Medal (608194 Sjt 18/ Lond R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (4797 Sjt 6-Lond. R). Medals loose, GC The announcement of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 13th March 1919 giving his home town as Peckham London The medal index card confirms he served in both Battalions with these regimental numbers and was awarded the BWM & VM only. WW1 18th Bn Australian Imperial Forces a Gallipoli?Original? Casualty Group of Medals with Condolence Letter. Awarded to ?384 Pte A. Hill 18/Bn AIF? Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC .... Accompanied by original emotive two page hand written letter sent to Private Hill?s parents from the Sister in Charge of the Casualty Clearing Station he died. .... Original AIF photograph of Pte Hill?s temporary grave. .... AIF gilt metal sweetheart brooch. GC. Private Arthur William Hill died of wounds on the 9th May 1917. An original recruit of the 18th Bn Australian Imperial Forces, he embarked from Sydney on the 25th June 1915 for Egypt and then onto Gallipoli, within two days of arriving the 18th formed part of the major attack on Hill 60. He may have been wounded whilst serving on the peninsula, as he returned to Australia before embarking for France with the 14 to 17 Reinforcements. Rejoining his Battalion in May 1917 it took part in the Second Battle of Bullecourt, Sister O?Duyer describes in her letter that Private Hill on the 3rd of May the first day of the battle, was brought in with shrapnel to the head and shoulder. He was operated on but it was found the shrapnel was lodged in the brain and could not be removed, he died on the morning of the 9th. WW1 18th Bn London Irish Rifles Old Comrades Association Lapel Badge. A good scarce example, with button hole fitting. GC. From the estate of Lt Sydiney Francis Major who landed in France with the 18th London Irish on the 9th March 1915, he was commissioned into the Special reserve 3rd February 1919. WW1 18th Hussars Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 12317 PTE H.J. WILSON 18-HRS. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (PTE 18 HRS) (Small letters), British War Medal, Victory Medal, mounted as worn. Private Henry J Wilson enlisted on the 17th August 1914. He landed in France on the 18th May 1915. He was discharged as a result of wounds on the 26th March 1917. WW1 1902 Pattern 5th Royal Irish Lancers Troopers Tunic. A very good and rare example of the Great War service dress tunic. Khaki wool material, with two pleats to the collar and no lining to the collar and inside pocket flaps. The interior with correct white cotton reinforcements. Complete with brass General Service buttons and small size 5L shoulder titles, no evidence of any other wider title having been worn. This example has been re-tailored at the time a common practice particularly by Cavalry Regiments. The collar is now a stand collar, interior tailored to fit the original owner smartly and rear brass belt hooks removed. The tunic is in very good clean condition with no moth damage. VGC. WW1 1903 1914 Dated Cavalry Pattern Belt. A very good supple leather example. This with clear 1914 issue date. Complete with original brass buckle. Pin removed during its working life. VGC. WW1 1903 Cavalry Pattern Soldiers Belt. A good supple used leather example. This with clear WD Arrow & H issue stamp. Complete with original brass buckle. Worn condition GC. WW1 1908 Pattern Webbing Waterbottle & Carrier. A good example of the webbing carrier with various issue stamps. Complete with securing strap with working press stud. Accompanied by a blue enameled waterbottle with later covering. GC. WW1 1908 Pattern Webbing Waterbottle and Sling. This combination is as originally worn. Comprising: Waterbottle carrier, faint date 1918, press stud detached. WW1 pattern waterbottle, blue enamel with felt covering. The covering with moth damage, see photographs. ... Web brace strap sling, this with clear 1915 date. The combination is as originally worn. WW1 1908 Webbing Cross Straps. A good pair, which appear to have been worn as a pair. Complete with brass ends. GC. Please note heavy green painted blancoe finish WW1 1908 Webbing Equipment Side Bag & Sling. This side bag is the Other Services Pattern, with no lower brass buckles. Retaining dividing flap to the inside and fitted with brace strap sling. The two items have both been blancoed some time ago and are a matching colour indicating an original combination as worn. GC. WW1 1908 Webbing Waterbottle Carrier A good blancoed example, faint makers stamp and date possibly 1918. Female part of press stud absent. GC WW1 1908/1914 Equipment Webbing Side Pack. A scarce example of the pattern interchangeable between the 1908 webbing equipment and the 1914 leather equipment. The rear straps with brass eyelets. This pack appears to have had a field adaption with side straps repaired during it's working life. The interior with faint issue stamps and later added names. Has be blancoed at some time, otherwise GC. WW1 1914 Blank Star. A rare unnamed example, this does not appear to have been named or skimmed. GC. WW1 1914 British Army Issue Binoculars. A scarce early Great War pair of Binoculars by Carl Zeiss. Both the binoculars and leather case with clear 1914 issue date. Overall GC leather case complete with strap. WW1 1914 British Army Officers Issue Whistle. A very good and early WW1 BEF example. Made by J Hudson &Co Birmingham and with clear 1914 stamp. This example retaining original brown leather strap, this remains supple. VGC. WW1 1914 British Army Officers Issue Whistle. A good and early WW1 BEF example. Made by J Hudson &Co Birmingham and with clear 1914 stamp GC. WW1 1914 British Infantry Equipment Large Pack A good and rare example, complete with all attachment buckles with leather fittings. To the flap both long leather straps. This example has received an official field repair having the leather tangs to the top of the pack (for attachment to the brace straps) replaced with webbing tangs, with holes. (original leather can been seen under the tang). Faint issue stamps to the underside of the flap. Leather a little dry but remains supple. Overall condition in good with one hole, untouched condition. The back is accompanied by a pair of leather straps, these with age wear. WW1 1914 Dated 1903 Cavalry Pattern Leather Belt. A very good full length example. This with clear makers and date stamp for 1914. Complete with brass buckle. VGC. Approx Length 44 inches WW1 1914 King George V & Queen Mary Christmas Card to the Troops. A very good clean example with printed inscription to the reverse. GC. WW1 1914 Leather Equipment / 1908 Webbing Equipment Large Pack. A very rare good example of the large pack interchangeable with both patterns of equipment. Complete with all brass buckles and both rear leather straps to the flap. The rear with web tangs fitted with eye holes, this making the pack interchangeable. Slight service wear, leather remains supple. WW1 1914 Leather Equipment Pattern Ammunition Pouch. A good example of the WW1 pattern, this example was issued during WW2 and has the date 1941. Complete with all straps including the long tang. Leather supple VGC. WW1 1914 Leather Equipment Pattern Belt. A good scarce example retaining all four rear straps and brass snake clasp. Now fitted with a replacement leather tang backing to the clasp. Leather remains supple GC. WW1 1914 Leather Equipment Pattern Belt. A good scarce example retaining all four rear straps and brass buckles. Leather remains supple and good colour GC. Brass clasp absent. WW1 1914 Pattern Equipment Side Bag. 5th Bn Royal Irish Rifles Gallipoli A very rare example of the correct web side bag, with leather straps. Complete with all six brass buckles (2 detached but present), Leather fixing straps to the flap, these dated 1915, leather tangs, for attachment, when used as a back pack. The inside of the flap with WD issue stamp, also 3 15 (March 1915) and stamps for the 5th Bn Royal Irish Fusiliers. Complete with cotton dividing to the interior. GC leather supple to the tangs, dry to buckle attachments. The 5th Bn Royal Irish Fusiliers formed part of the New Army raised in Armagh in August 1914. On the 7th July 1915, as part of the 10th (Irish) Division, it embarked at Liverpool and sailed to Gallipoli via Mudros. Landing at Suvla Bay 7 August 1915. WW1 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Ammunition Pouch. A good example of brown leather retaining both strap and buckle to the top and full length attachment strap. Complete with both straps and brass studs to the flap. The interior with later OTC re-issue stamps. GC. WW1 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Bayonet Frog 1915. A good example with makers stamp and date 1915. Complete with leather tang and retaining strap. GC. Good colour. WW1 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Bayonet Frog. Polished brown leather, this example has had the rear tag strap removed and now with part of the retaining strap absent, otherwise GC. WW1 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Bayonet Frog. A good used example. Leather remains supple. WW1 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Belt. A very good scarce example of the type. Supple brown leather retaining all four rear equipment straps, leather backing strap to the brass snake clasp. Makers stamp and clear 1915 date stamp. VGC. WW1 1914 Pattern Side Bag. This side bag appears to have been converted in the field with a web shoulder strap. Retaining original leather straps to the flap, these dry but with 1915 issue date. Dusty untouched condition some age wear. Good display item WW1 1914 Princess Mary Brass Gift Tin. A good example, with no splits. Has been polished. WW1 1914 Princess Mary Gift Tin and Bullet Pencil. A good clean example as issued. The gift tin with bright gilt finish. The interior complete with card mount for the bullet pencil, This example with the Princess cypher to the brass case and the silver head stamped Sterling Silver. Complete with unused pencil. VGC. WW1 1914 Princess Mary Gift Tin and Contents. A good example of the Royal gift given to the men fighting during the Christmas of 1914. The tin retains most of the original gilt finish and is complete with packet of tobacco and cigarettes. Also 1914 Christmas card. one or two small splits to tin WW1 1914 Princess Mary Gilt Tin Christmas Card A very good clean 1914 example, complete with photograph of Princess Mary. Near VGC. WW1 1914 Princess Mary Gilt Tin Christmas Card A very good clean 1915 example. Near VGC. WW1 1914 Rates of Pay for the British Army. A interesting four side pamphlet describing the different rates of pay, etch for the British Army as of 10th November 1914. VGC. WW1 1914 Star Blank. This is a good old example of an unnamed 1914 Star. GC. This is not a named erased example. WW1 1914 Star Trio Miniature Medal Ribbon Bar. A good example retained on original tailors card. GC. WW1 1914 Star Trio Uniform Ribbon Bar. A good worn original example, complete with rosette GC stitch on pattern WW1 1914 Tyneside Scottish Officer?s silver glengarry badge. An extremely fine and scarce second pattern bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1914. The Lion with both hind legs on the tower. (as KK 1137) See ?The Fifth Fusiliers and its Badges? by Denis Wood, page 98, fig 447. WW1 1914 Volunteered Gilt & Enamel Lapel Badge. A rare example, retaining buttonhole fitting. VGC WW1 1914/15 Star Trio of Miniature Medals This group remains mounted as originally worn. VGC. WW1 1914/15 Trio Medal Uniform Ribbon Bar An original as worn example with pin fitting to the reverse. WW1 1914/15 Trio Medal Uniform Ribbon Bar. A good example of original watered silk ribbons mounted onto a bar as originally worn complete with pin. WW1 1915 A Pattern Brodie Helmet. An extremely rare example of one of the first Brodie helmets made for the British Army. This example is the shell only of the distingue shape. The shell retains traces of the original bright green paint and to the interior the felt pad to the crown, this with faint details of the original owner. Retaining part of the original chinstrap. The shell with the makers stamp of H over 6 with 57. Some surface rusting see photographs. The H stamp would indicate the maker W Hutton & Sons December 1915 WW1 1915 British Army Issue Map of the Lens Area. A good used example, being a scale of 1/100,000. Titled Lens. Some use GC. WW1 1915 British Army Officer Whistle. A very good example, by J. Hudsons London. Clear 1915 date VGC WW1 1915 British Army Officers Trench Whistle A good used example made by Hudson of Birmingham. Clear 1915 stamp. GC. WW1 1915 British Army Trench Lantern A rare example, collapsible tin body with glazed side sections (a number of glass panels absent, easy to replace). The bottom with holder to accommodate a candle. The lantern folds to fit into a rectangular case. The base section of the case is present. Lid and leather strap absent. A maker plaque are attached to the lantern dated ?1915? and case 1915. Overall GC Case with rusting. WW1 1915 British Army Trench Whistle. A good example by J H Hudson with clear 1915 date GC WW1 1915 British Officer\'s Sam Browne Belt. A very good and rare dated example, retaining brass furniture and single brace strap. The tang of the belt with clear stamp \"H. Simmsons Bloxwich 1915\". Leather supple and good colour VGC. WW1 1915 Canadian CEF Issue Trench Periscope and case. A rare CEF issue example. The square blackened metal body, with sliding covers for the mirror. Complete with original polished brown leather case. This with clear issue details of General Leather Goods Limited Toronto 1915. Also with scratched initials RJT. VGC. Length overall WW1 1915 Dated 1903 Cavalry Pattern Leather Bandolier. A very good and supple example. Brown leather retains a good colour. Clear 1915 makers stamp. Minor wear VGC. WW1 1915 Lancashire Fusiliers Officers Trench Whistle and Strap. A good clean example by J. Hudson & Co Birmingham. With clear 1915 stamp. Retaining original leather strap this with issue stamps 21 LF. VGC. Leather soft and supple to strap. WW1 1915 Officer\'s Trench Whistle. A good example by Hudson of Birmingham with clear 1915 stamp. Retaining original leather strap. GC has been used plating worn WW1 1915 RFC / RNAS Navigators Star Guide Booklet A scarce copy with fold out chart. GC. WW1 1915 RNAS HMS Ark Royal Siver Vesta Case. An attractive and rare Silver (Birmingham 1915) vesta case. The obverse engraved with a crowned eagle and RNAS. The reverse engraved \"HMS Ark Royal Xmas 1915\". GC WW1 1915 South London VTC Bronzed Cap Badge with makers tablet J.R. Gaunt London A good example on loops. (KK 1656) WW1 1915 Suffolk VTC Bronzed Cap Badge with makers tablet J.R. Gaunt London A good example on loops. (KK 1678) WW1 1915 Surrey VTC Bronzed Cap Badge. A good example on slider. (KK 1679) WW1 1915 Volunteered Gilt & Enamel Lapel Badge. A rare example, retaining buttonhole fitting. GC WW1 1915/16 Trench Fighting Maps of Captain W. N. J. Moscrop 5th DLI. A very rare grouping of early WW1 maps personally used at the front by Captain William Noel Jobson Moscrop MC of the 1st/5th Bn Durham Light Infantry. A number with pencil notes. Comprising: Wez. Macquart (Named) sheet 12 Enemy trenches corrected to 9th October 1915. GC. .... Wytschaete Sheet 8 (Bearing notes Pigeon released from house. Gun postion etc) Trenches corrected Sept. 6th 1915. GC Used. .... Hollebeke Sheet 7 (Pencil notes). Trenches corrected to Sept 6 1915. .... Belgium & France Sheet 28 SW (Large Scale Named) 1916. .... Similar scale 1:40,000 (used damaged Named). .... Ypres 1:40,000 1915 used condition Named. .... Roulers large scale used and named. ... Belgium and part of France 1:40,000 6th January 1916 GC Named. Overall GC (8 maps) Captain William Noel Jobson Moscrop MC was a native of Darlington and was commissioned into the 5th Bn Durham Light Infantry in 1913. At the outbreak of the war he embarked with the Battalion landing in France in April 1915. He saw heavy action at the 2nd Ypres, Kemmel and the Somme and for his services was awarded the Military Cross. He returned to England with a fever in November 1916. He returned to his Battalion in February 1917. After a short period on the staff, he once again returned to the trenches with his Battalion and on the 27th May 1918, he was Killed in Action whilst commanding a section defending the bridge at the south end of Maizy. WW1 1916 203rd Bn CEF (Winnipeg Rifles) Pair of Collar Badges A good pair of collar badges, both retaining loops. Also embossed Birks 1916, this a little faint to parts. GC WW1 1916 Admiralty / Royal Marine Issue Boot Brush. A rare example, with clear 1916 stamp and ADMY. Used but near VGC WW1 1916 Battle of the Somme A Pattern Brodie Helmet RAMC Divisional Badge. A very rare example of the A pattern raw edge Brodie helmet with the first pattern lining. The shell has had the light green factory finish, over painted with a darker colour sand mix, a common practice in France. To the front an original divisional badge of an inverted triangle blue, red, blue with a Red Cross to the red band. The interior with original oilskin lining of the 1st pattern. This example with the addition of contemporary padded newspaper, this been a copy of the London Mail dated April 29th 1916. Parts of the original two piece chinstrap remain. The helmet remains in good condition with some serve dents. WW1 1916 Bayonet Frog 1914 Leather Equipment. A good clean example, the reverse with makers details and dated 1916. Complete with retaining strap. Near VGC. This example has never had a rear strap. WW1 1916 British Army Issue Map of the Hazebrouck Area. A good used example, being a scale of 1/100,000. Titled Hazebrouck. Some use GC. WW1 1916 British Army Issue Map of the Lens Area. A good used example, being a scale of 1/100,000. Titled Lens. Some use GC. WW1 1916 British Army Issue Map of the Namur Area. A good used example, being a scale of 1/100,000. Titled Namur. Some use GC.... WW1 1916 British Army Issue Map of the Valenciennes Area. A good used example, being a scale of 1/100,000. Titled Valenciennes. Some use GC.... WW1 1916 British Army Officer\'s Trench Whistle A good used example with clear 1916 issue date. Fitted with original leather strap. GC. WW1 1916 British Army Officer\'s Trench Whistle A good used example with clear 1916 issue date. Fitted with a chain and hook. GC WW1 1916 British Army Officer\'s Trench Whistle. A good clean example made by J Hudson & Co Birmingham. Clear 1916 issue date. Near VGC. WW1 1916 British Army Pea type Trench Whistle. A rare example made by J. Hudson & Co Birmingham 1916. Complete with original leather strap. GC. WW1 1916 British Army Pocket Marching Compass An unusual British Army issue example of a pocket watch style issue compass. This example made by Dennison Birmingham 1916. GC some service wear. WW1 1916 British Army Pocket Marching Compass An unusual British Army issue example of a pocket watch style issue compass. This example made by Short & Mason Ltd London 1916. GC some service wear good clean condition. WW1 1916 British Army Trench Map of Arras This example shows the area North East of Arras with Trenches corrected to the 10th October 1916. 1/ 20,000 scale Used condition. GC WW1 1916 British Army Whistle. A good example of the pattern issued to NCO's. Made by J. Hudson of Birmingham with clear 1916 stamp. GC. WW1 1916 British Army Whistle. A good example of the pattern issued to NCO's. Made by J. Hudson of Birmingham with clear 1916 stamp. GC. WW1 1916 British Officer?s Trench Whistle by Hudson. This example with clear stamp ?J. Hudson & Co Birmingham 1916?. GC WW1 1916 dated 1908 Webbing Water Bottle Carrier. A good example, with clear 1916 issue stamp. Complete with all straps, press stud in working condition. The webbing is covered in mud and requires cleaning. WW1 1916 Imperial German Baden State Picklehaube. A good untouched Other Ranks issue Picklehaube, with gray metal fittings. To the front a clear outline of the Baden State plate. The interior rear peak with 1916 issue date. The helmet is the shell only, the interior remains clean with all of the leather liner, which remains supple. The shell is in very good untouched condition. WW1 1916 Imperial German Baden State Picklehaube. A good untouched Other Ranks issue Picklehaube, with gray metal fittings. To the front a grey metal State helmet plate (loops absent), when removed the skull with clear outline of the Baden State plate. The interior rear peak with 1916 issue date. The helmet shell retains a very good shape, the interior remains clean with all of the leather liner, which remains supple. The shell is in very good untouched condition. WW1 1916 Royal Field Artillery Casualty Group of Medals and plaque. Awarded to ?45340 Gnr R.T. Thorley RFA?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque ?Robert Thomas Thorley? GC. Private Robert Thomas Thorley a native of Eastbourne died on the 23rd August 1916. WW1 1917 1st Bn Royal Scots Large Pack. An example of the 1908 web equipment large pack, this example has had holes punched into the rear tags to be worn with the 1914 pattern leather equipment. To the underside of the flap is a clear 1917 date stamp and issue stamp for the 1st Bn Royal Scots. Some age and storage wear. WW1 1917 2nd Bn Lancashire Fusiliers Memorial Plaque, Scroll etc. An emotive grouping of items, recording the death of Private James Turner who was Killed in Action on the 7th February 1917. Comprising: Bronze Memorial Plaque James Turner. in outer card case and Buckingham Palace forwarding scroll. .... Memorial Scroll, with outer card case, addressed Rochdale. .... Photograph and card cover showing Pte Turners temporary grave marker. ... Portrait photograph of Pte Turner wearing the uniform of the Lancashire Fusiliers. Overall GC. 24678 Private James Turner a native of Rochdale Lancashire was Killed in Action whilst serving with the 2nd Battalion on the 7th February 1917 and now rests in Bray Cemetery on the Somme. WW1 1917 British Army 1908 Pattern Webbing Walking Out Belt. This example by the Mills equipment company has 1917 stamp to the inside and is a medium size. The rear buckles and straps have been removed during its working life. Complete with brass buckle and slide. GC. dusty The rear straps etc were often removed by soldiers for smartness and comfort when in walking out dress. WW1 1917 British Army Issue Boot Brush. A scarce larger size example with 1917 issue date stamp. The top with a carved name F.D. Bannister. Has been used WW1 1917 British Army Issue Brass Button Stick & Buttons. A good used example of a British War Issue brass button stick. This with clear WD issue stamp and also with patent code indicating 1917. Bears a Regimental number, but this has been polished. .GC. .... Accompanied by 8 Brass WW1 period General Service Buttons. WW1 1917 British Army Officers Trench whistle & Strap. A good example by Ade Couroy & Co 1917. Complete with original brown leather strap. WW1 1917 British Army Western Front, B Pattern Brodie helmet. A very good worn example, the skull with green painted, grit finish. The interior with black oilskin lining and netting. Felt to the crown and tailored without a ring, indicating pre mid 1917 made. Complete with leather chinstrap. Skull stamped B8 this indicating the steel produced by Bury's & Co. 1916 ? 1917. GC Very clean condition minor mothing to the felt WW1 1917 British Military pattern telescope by R & J Beck Ltd, London A brass three draw example with clear date and maker?s details. Also ?Tel Sig (MKIV) Also G.S.? Leather covering to the body. Complete with leather end caps and sling. Also spare eye piece and lens. GC stitching repair to leather cover. sold as collectors item only WW1 1917 British Officers Dated Sam Browne Belt. A scarce dated example. Leather remains supple and a good colour. WW1 1917 City of London Field Ambulance RAMC Military Medal Group of Three. This group was awarded to (222 Pte A.G. Lee RAMC). Comprising: Military Medal, (508196 Pte A.G. Lee 2/1 Lond F.A. RAMC-TF), British War Medal and Victory Medal. Medals loose GC. ... Accompanied by a brass shoulder title retaining three loops. Private Alan G Lee a native of Muswell Hill London is confirmed as receiving the BWM & VM and the London Gazette date for the MM was the 2nd November 1917. The 2/1st London Field Ambulance served on the Western Front with the 56th Division. Joining the Division in February 1916. WW1 1917 Diary This diary is one page per day and was printed in Toronto. Soft brown leather cover. with gilt tooled Least We Forget. Unused GC. WW1 1917 issue Mk IX British Army trench periscope. A very good example, the brass tube body retaining 99% of original green painted finish, with wooden screw handle. Stamped R & J Beck Ltd 1917. Near VGC Offered as Historical item only WW1 1917 Pattern British Army Trench Cap. A very good typical example of the pattern of woollen cap worn by the British Army during the Great War. Complete with General Service brass buttons and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The interior with oilcloth crown lining and silver grey wool sweatband. Retaining size label and stamp. Rare unissued condition. GC clean condition. WW1 1917 Polished Brown Leather Officer's Pistol Ammunition Pouch A rare and unusual example tailored with additional ammunition loops to the exterior flap for quick loading. Makers stamp to the rear of "J & A Hillman 1917" Retaining two belt loops to the back VGC. WW1 1918 17th (Northern) Division Christmas Card. A good example, to the front a Tommy lighting a cigarette, to the inside a two page spred showing a soldier of the 17th charging to Berlin. GC. WW1 1918 215th Company Machine Gun Corps Divisional Badged 1902 Pattern Tunic. A very rare originally badged tunic worn by a Sergeant of the Machine Gun Corps, believed to have served with the 215th Company. The tunic is of the 1902 pattern, with double pleat below the stand and full collar. To each sleeve a green felt cross Divisional Badge approx 3 inches long believed to be that of the 215th Coy. (Waring's Pamphlet No.2 Item D623) and Sergeant chevrons. The right sleeve with the addition of a MG cloth proficiency badge and three blue overseas service chevrons. Complete with MGC brass buttons. (one detached but present) The interior with white cotton linings, with WD issue stamp and name "Sgt Marland". Also retaining large part of the original paper issue label this with part date indicating 1918. Remains in superb clean condition. The 215th Coy MGC served with the 58th (2/1st London) Division. WW1 1918 26th (Bankers) Bn Royal Fusiliers Family Casualty Group of Medals These two pairs of Great War medals are believed to have been awarded to brothers, one of which was Killed in Action. Comprising: British War Medal & Victory Medals awarded to :GS-81623 Pte C York R. Fus. .... 8538 Pte D J York MGC. GC. Private Charles B York was Killed in Action on the 15th July 1918 and is Commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial. Pair only issued. Denis J York is confirmed as serving with the Machine Gun Corps and was issued the pair only. GC. WW1 1918 9th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Memorial Scroll. This original scroll was awarded to commemorate Henry Horsley Mason Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Mounted onto board with a photograph. 29435 Private Henry Horsley Mason a native of Rothbury Northumberland Died of Wounds on the 31st May 1918 with the 9th Bn Loyals having previously served with the Sherwood Foresters. WW1 1918 British Army Officer's Trench Whistle Unusual Maker A. DeCourcy & Co. A good example with makers details of A. DeCourcy & Co. Frankfort St Birmingham, with the date 1918. Some service wear to plating. GC It is more common to find these whistles made by Hudson of Birmingham. WW1 1918 British First Field Dressing. A rare example of the field dressing carried in the inside pocket of the British Army 1902 pattern trench tunic. This example was made by T.J. Smith & Nephew Ltd HUll. Dated February 1918. GC. Unopened WW1 1918 British Officer\'s Sam Browne Belt. A good and rare WW1 dated example, retaining brass furniture and single brace strap. The tang of the belt with clear stamp \"1918\". Leather supple and good colour GC WW1 1918 Canadian 20th (Central Ontario Regiment) CEF Casualty Medal. This Victory Medal was awarded to 916476 Pte J.T. Price 20-Can Inf. Complete with original ribbon GC. Private James Thomas Price died on the 26th August 1918. He was born in London in 1885 and volunteered in Toronto on the 27th March 1916. WW1 1918 Dated British Army 1902 Pattern Tunic. A very good untouched example of the Trench tunic worn by the Other Ranks of the British Army during the Great War. The stand and full collar with two pleats. Lance Corporal chevrons and the addition of a wound stripe to the left cuff. To the left breast a single BWM ribbon and it is interesting to note that no brass shoulder titles have been worn. The interior with original 1918 paper label (part detached but present) and clear correct pattern WD issue stamp. The overall condition is near very good and clean. Few scattered moth holes not effecting the appearance and some storage creases. A rare example, as the original owner wore, when taken off for the last time on demob. WW1 1918 Dated Pocket Compass. This pocket watch style compass with clear WD issue stamp and 1918 date. Silver plating worn to the brass in parts. From the estate of Lt Col William Oddie DSO TD 5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment. WW1 1918 First Field Dressing. A very good example of the pattern worn in the interior pocket of the 1902 service dress tunic. This example by T.J. Smith & Nephew of Hull with date March 1918. VGC WW1 1918 Imperial German / Austrian Camouflage Helmet. A good example, retaining a large amount of its original pained camouflage finish. The interior retaining two of the leather pads attached to the metal band. One pad dated 1918. Complete with canvas chinstrap as photographed. Overall GC untouched condition. WW1 1918 Iron Cross, Certificate and Photograph. A good example of the 2nd Class Iron Cross, retaining original ribbon. .... Accompanied by a June 1918 dated certificate. .... Also a postcard photograph of a German shoulder wearing steel helmet, Gas Mask and Iron Cross ribbon. WW1 1918 Iron Cross, Certificate and Photograph. A good example of the 2nd Class Iron Cross, retaining original ribbon. .... Accompanied by a June 1918 dated certificate. .... Also a postcard photograph of a German shoulder wearing steel helmet, Gas Mask and Iron Cross ribbon. WW1 1918 Iron Cross, Certificate and Photograph. A good example of the 2nd Class Iron Cross, retaining original ribbon. .... Accompanied by a June 1918 dated certificate. .... Also a postcard photograph of a German shoulder wearing steel helmet, Gas Mask and Iron Cross ribbon. WW1 1918 Issue Map Case. A very rare example of the issue pattern brown leather map case. This example with correct period pattern press studs and clear issue stamp. "R.W.Stiby 1918". GC. WW1 1918 Machine Gun Corps MGC Christmas Card. This is a booklet form Christmas Card, six pages with illustrations, depicting the Corps in action etc. Some wear GC. WW1 1918 National Federation of Discharged & Demobilized Sailors & Soldiers. A rare large coloured certificate making George Thomas Leaver a member on the 31st May 1918. Overall GC some fold marks and small rip to the top. Colours bright. Overall size 28 x 40 cm WW1 1918 North Staffordshire Regiment Denim Trench Cap. A very good example of the pattern, with full black oilskin lining. This with clear 1918 issue stamp. Complete with leather economy pattern General Service buttons, correct thin brown leather chinstrap and North Staffs Cap Badge. Minor wear VGC. WW1 1918 RAF 1st Pattern Khaki Officer's Attributed Tunic. A very rare example worn by Lieutenant A.F. Rare. The tunic is of the regulation pattern, with Lieutenant rank lace to each cuff these surmounted by an Eagle and Crown. This design repeated to the gilt rope edge buttons. The lining with tailors label and clear ink name and date of 12.9.18. Very little age wear, small moth hole to shoulder VGC. WW1 1918 RAF ?Identification Marks on all aircraft? A rare original official issue guide to aircraft markings of all countries, including British, German, Austrian, Russian, Chinese, Norwegian etc. Large format booklet. Published October 1918 by the Air Council. GC clean condition. WW1 1918 RAF Bullion Pilot Wings. An elegant and rare pair of bullion pilots wings, of the pattern worn on the 1st pattern light blue tunic. Padded, the bullion good, minor wear GC. This pattern was introduced on the creation of the RAF in 1918. Intended to be worn on the light blue tunic. This pattern of wings are also seen worn on the RAF Khaki Officer's Uniform. The black edging cloth is a further indication of an early issue. WW1 1918 RAF Bullion Pilots Wings. A very good and rare pair of bullion embroidered Pilots Wings of the pattern worn on the 1st pattern Horizon Blue Officer's tunic. Embroidered onto a dark blue backing cloth. Minor wear WW1 1918 RAF Other Rank's Khaki Cap. A rare example of the khaki cloth cap, with patent leather peak and chinstrap. Complete with red cotton embroidered short lived 1st pattern cap badge. The interior with oilskin lining, this with issue stamp. Some service wear, small rip to the center of the badge near the eagle. This pattern of khaki cap was first used by the RNAS for land service, it is interesting to note, that this example is fitted with a pair of brass anchor buttons, which would indicate the owner was ex RNAS. The cap was adopted by the RAF on its creation on the 1st April 1918, with the embroidered badge, which was quickly replaced by the brass cap badge. WW1 1918 RAF Royal Air Force 1st Pattern Embroidered RAF Cap Badge A good rare padded example of the pattern of badge introduced on the formation of the RAF. Red embroidery on black. Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge WW1 1918 RAF Royal Air Force 1st Pattern Embroidered RAF Cap Badge A good rare padded example of the pattern of badge introduced on the formation of the RAF. Red embroidery on black. GC Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge WW1 1918 RAF Royal Air Force 1st Pattern Embroidered RAF Cap Badge A good rare padded example of the pattern of badge introduced on the formation of the RAF. Red embroidery on black, complete with original backing cloth. GC. Please note restoration to the red cotton edging. Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge WW1 1918 RAF Test Pilots Air Force Cross Group of Three. A rare early issue of the Air Force Cross retaining the original horizontal design ribbon, awarded to Captain Frank Teesdale Woods formally of the Northamptonshire Regiment. Comprising: Air Force Cross (Original ribbon and pin fitting for wearing), British War Medal, Victory Medal “Lieut RFC”. GC. ... The group is accompanied by the original Royal Aero Club Certificate number 2860 12th May 1916, showing a picture of Captain Woods in Northamptonshire Regiment uniform. ... Original telegram requesting his presence at the investiture at Buckingham Palace. .... Also a selection of research. The announcement of the Air Force Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 3rd June 1919. Captain Frank Teesdale Woods was born in 1892 and cut short his education at the start of the Great War. He was appointed a Second Lieutenant in the 3/4th Bn Northamptonshire Regiment on the 23rd August 1915, His Medal Index Card indicates “overseas Aug 1915” and clearly states “Ineligible for 14/15 Star 29-11-19”. He appears to have served with the regiment in France and was attached to the 14th Bn Warwickshire Regiment. He applied to transfer to the RFC and in August 1916 was excepted, having qualified as a Pilot at the London & Provincial School at Hendon on the 12th May 1916. After various Reserve Squadron postings, he was posted to 48 Squadron in September 1916 and then posted to 70 Squadron returning to home establishment in April 1917. He was then posted to Hendon as a Test Pilot. His service papers show he flew a large number of different types of aircraft, including BE2, DH4, Bristol Scout etc. He was transferred to the unemployed list on the 19th June 1919 and returned to the family business of Auctioneers in Northampton. He received his Air Force Cross from the hand of King George V at Buckingham Palace on the 2nd August 1919. WW1 1918 Royal Air Force Officer?s Gaunt Cap Badge. A good example, retaining original backing plate with J.R. Gaunt makers details. GC Clean condition. WW1 1918 Royal Air Force Officer?s Gaunt Cap Badge. A good example, retaining original backing plate with J.R. Gaunt makers details. GC WW1 1918 Royal Air Force Officer�s Gaunt Cap Badge. A exceptionally good example, retaining original backing plate with J.R. Gaunt makers details. VGC Clean condition, gilt remains bright and fresh. WW1 1918 Royal Air Force RAF Officers Gaunt Cap Badge. A very good example, retaining original backing plate with J.R. Gaunt makers details. VGC Clean condition, gilt remains bright and fresh. WW1 1918 Royal Berkshire Regiment Officer\'s A good and scarce example, of khaki cotton material. Complete with boss regimental cap badge and correct thin leather chin strap. The interior with cotton lining and clear 1918 ink stamp. The cap is tailored with six rear vent holes. GC stitching fault to front seam, see photograph. The interior shows only one hole to accommodate the wire fixing of the Cap badge, no evidence of a standard two blade badge having been worn WW1 1918 Royal Engineers Mention in Despatches MID Certificate. This example was awarded to 186875 Spr J Wilson Royal Engineers. Mounted into an old frame. Sapper James Wilson was awarded the BWM & VM. WW1 1918 Style RAF Pilots Wings. A scarce padded pair that have been worn. Retaining orginal backing cloth. GC WW1 1918 Tank Corps Attributed Officer\'s Tunic An extremely rare example of the 1916 pattern Officer\'s tunic, attributed to Second Lieutenant Vivian V Willis. The tunic is complete with Tank sleeve badge and to the shoulder straps blue and red 8th Bn Tank Corps silk badges. Complete with Tank Corps collar badges and buttons. To the cuffs two gold bullion wound stripes and three inverted blue cotton embroidered overseas service chevrons. The inside pocket retains original tailor\'s label of .Hollingham & Bussey of Wareham and ink name \"Lieut Willis\" also with what appears to be an order number. Overall GC but with some moth peppering, see photographs. Second Lieutenant Vivian V Willis first served in the ranks of King Edwards Horse, landing in France on the 5th May 1915. He was commissioned into the Tank Corps on the 3rd February 1918 and his medal index card indicates that he did return to overseas service as an Officer. He had his uniform tailored at Wareham, this being only 6 1/2 miles from the Tank Corps HQ at Bovington. The 8th Bn Tanks were disbanding in May 1919. WW1 1918 War Correspondent very rare bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Within a circular chain, the letter "C" on a finely seeded ground. Pattern sealed 24th June 1918. WW1 1918 War Correspondent very rare bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. Within a circular chain, the letter "C" on a finely seeded ground. Pattern sealed 24th June 1918. WW1 1918 Womens Royal Air Force WRAF Shoulder Eagle Badge. A rare example of white cotton embroidery onto black. Some moth nips to the edge. Has been worn GC. Worn 1918 to 1921. WW1 1st Bn Kings Own Scottish Borderers KOSB 1917 Casualty Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to 25999 Pte J Robb KOSB. GC. Private James Robb a native of Glasgow was Killed in Action on the 23rd April 1917 whilst serving with the 1st Bn. He is remembered on the Arras Memorial. He is confirmed as being awarded the pair only. WW1 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment 1914 Star & Clasp Group of Four Medals. Awarded to L-9602 PTE W J TREVELIN MIDDX R. Comprising: 1914 Star, Clasp, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Imperial Service Medal (GVIR), (William John Trevelyn), Silver War Badge 9726 (Confirmed as his badge). Please note the spelling of the surname as listed and that the medals have been plated. Private William John Trevelin was born in Bushy 1888, he enlisted into the 1st Battalion Middlesex Regiment on the 2nd January 1904. He landed in France on the 22nd August 1914 and appears to have been wounded during one of the Regiments early engagements as he was discharged with the award of the Silver War Badge on the 2nd April 1915. He was awarded the Imperial Service Medal on the 30th June 1953 as a Senior Messenger Public Works. WW1 1st Dragoon Guards Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 1DG-5861 Pte T.J. Wills 1-D.Gds. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (Pte 1-D. Gds), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (Pte 1-D.Gds). GC. Private Thomas J. Wills landed in France on the 15th September 1915. WW1 1st/5th Bn South Staffordshire Regiment Divisional Badge 1902 tunic. A very rare example of the 1902 servicedress tunic retaining original insignia. Complete with South Staffordshire Regiment brass shoulder titles and buttons. to each shoulder red Stafford knots indicating 1st/5th Battalion. The right cuff with three overseas chevrons and marksman badge. The tunic with two pleats to the collar and the interior retains original paper issue label with 1918 date. Also to the interior pencil name of A Balliequer. The overall condition is good with some scattered moth nips and small holes not effecting the appearance. .... Accompanied by 1917 pattern trench cap, this with regimental cap badge and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The interior with oilskin and cotton sweatband lining. GC. The Battalion landed on the Western Front on the 3rd March 1915, later transferred to the Egypt, but after a brief period returned to France and remained until the end of the war. WW1 2/1st Bucks Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry Casualty Group of Medals. This group was awarded to 20409 Private Reginald Lambert. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (Pte Ox & Bucks L.I.), Bronze Memorial Plaque (Reginald Lambert). Complete with Cap Badge. Private Reginald Lambert died on the 18th January 1917 whilst serving with the 2/1st Bucks Bn. This Battalion had been formed at Oxford and landed in France during May 1916. He was a native of Sherborne Dorset. WW1 2/4th (Royal Fusiliers) Bn London Regiment 1917 Casualty Pair of Medals Awarded to 7311 PTE C.E. WARNER 4-LOND. R. Private Cecil Edwin Warner was from Kentish Town and was Killed in Action on the 16th June 1917. He is entitled to the pair only and originally served with the 13th Bn London Regiment. WW1 21st (1st Surrey Rifles) London Regiment Bugler's 1914/15 Star. An unusual ranked example awarded to 1288 BGLR P.H. JERVIS 21-LOND.R. WW1 21st Bn CEF Cap Badge. A good example retaining slider. WW1 21st Lancers Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to \"L-6967 Pte W Fairs 21 Lrs\". GC retaining original medal ribbons. Private William Fairsis confirmed on his MIC as been awarded the pair only. WW1 21st Lancers Set of Three Medals. A rare set awarded to \"L-2047 Pte F.C.H. Briscoe 21-Lrs\" Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose GC. WW1 22nd (Kensington) Bn Royal Fusiliers 1917 Casualty Group of Medals. A scarce complete grouping awarded to \"K-1323 Pte W Singleton R.Fus\". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque \"William Singleton\", Buckingham Place Forwarding letter, Memorial Scroll, Card cover for the scroll. Overall Near VGC. Private William Singleton was born in Rusper West Sussex and volunteered at Horsham. He embarked for France on the 16th November 1915 and was killed in action on the 17th February 1917. WW1 23rd London bi-metal cap badge (South Africa 1900-2 honour). A good example retaining slider GC. WW1 23rd London bi-metal cap badge (South Africa 1900-2 honour). A die-stamped example on slider lacking central tower overlay WW1 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment Brass Cap Badge. Die-stamped brass on slider. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. WW1 25th (Cyclist) Bn County of London Regiment Tunic Buttons. A scarce set of Regimental brass buttons, as worn on the 1902 pattern service dress tunic. Comprising: 5 Large and 6 small. Complete with shanks. GC. From the Estate of C.M.C. Gibbon. WW1 29th Division Badge of Honour for gallantry under fire. A rare example comprising a red enamel triangle (the Division?s sign) within an oval green enamel wreath of laurels. Holes North, South, East and West facilitating attachment to original red felt triangular formation sign. Badge VGC, formation sign with service wear and missing one corner. Created by the GOC of the Division, Lt. General Sir Beauvoir de Lisle KCB, DSO to denote the wearer had gained a parchment certificate for his gallantry under fire and that his name had been entered into the Divisional Record Book. WW1 2nd Bn Bedfordshire Regiment 1918 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Abraham Wolstencroft for his country. Private Abraham Wolstencroft was Killed in Action with the 2nd Bn Bedfordshire Regiment on the 27th March 1918. He was awarded the BWM & VM WW1 2nd Bn Cheshire Regiment 1915 Battle of Ypres Casualty Trio of Medals. Awarded to 12795 PTE W.B. WOOD CHES R. Retaining original ribbons GC. Private William Brown Wood a native of Stockport enlisted on the 1st September 1914 into the 10th Bn Cheshire Regiment and transferred to the 2nd Bn on the 9th April 1915. He landed in France on the 4th May 1915 and was Killed in Action during the 2nd Battle of Ypres on the 24th May 1915. WW1 2nd Bn Hampshire Regiment Gallipoli Casualty British War Medal. Awarded to 3-4734 Sjt H Edmonds Hamps R. Few edge knocks GC. Sergeant Harry Edmonds died on the 13th August 1915, whilst serving with the 2nd Battalion. The Battalion had landed at Gallipoli on the 25th April 1915. He is commemorated on the Helles Memorial. WW1 2nd Bn Honourable Artillery Company 1917 Casualty Group British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to \"9022 Pte W.B. Buck HAC-Inf. GC. Private William Bentley Buck was a native of Walsall, he volunteered on the 31st August 1916 and landed in France Christmas Eve 1916. He was Killed in Action on the 1st April 1917. WW1 2nd Bn KOYLI 1915 Battle for Hill 60 Casualty Cuff Rank Tunic. A very good example of an early Great War cuff rank tunic worn by Captain Francis William Yates, who died of wounds received whilst attacking Hill 60. The tunic is tailored in the early style with box pleat to the back. Complete with Captain cuff rank, regimental collar badges and buttons. The lining has been tailored with a large pocket, possibly for an early issue Gas Hood. Retaining tailors label for Hawkes & Co of London and ink name of F.W.Yates. VGC RESERVED Captain Francis William Yates a pre war regular Officer was born in 1879. He landed in France with the 2nd Battalion KOYLI on the 13th November 1914. On the 18th April the Battalion moved into the line opposite Hill 60. On the 19th at 18.00hrs the Battalion attacked gaining the crest and holding it against heavy German counter-attack. Captain Yates was wounded and evacuated to the Hospital at Boulgne. He died from his wounds on the 25th April 1915. WW1 2nd Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 1917 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to 18758 Private John Ernest Mundy. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bonze Memorial Plaque (John Ernest Munday). GC. .... Accompanied by a large photograph of Private Mundy in the uniform of the OX & Bucks. GC Complete with original ribbons. Please note spelling of Munday to the plaque with an A. Private John Ernest Mundy was a native of Hinton-in-the-Hedges, Brackley and lived in Banbury Oxfordshire. He landed in France on the 18th September 1915 and died on the 3rd June 1917. WW1 2nd Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Silver War Badge. This example bears the impressed number 16686. Complete with pin GC. Awarded to Private George Edwards of the 2nd Battalion. He enlisted in February 1914 and landed in France with the battalion on the 9th November 1914. He was discharged on the 8th October 1915. WW1 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry Group of Medals. Awarded to "4726 Pte B.J. Brain Som L.I.". Comprising: British War Medal, India General Service Medal, clasp "Afghanistan NWF 1919" "Pte 2 BN Som L.I." GC Medals loose. .... Accompanied by a silver Buffalo Medal engraved and named to "Reginald J Brain". The single issue of the BWM is confirmed. Private Reginald John Brain enlisted into the Somerset Light Infantry in 1896. In 1899 he was posted to the East Indies and remained here until 1908. Returning to England he was posted to North China in October 1912 and in November 1913 the Regiment was posted to India, where Pte Brain remained until January 1920 when he returned to the UK for discharge. This appears to be his only medal entitlement. WW1 2nd Cavalry Division cloth formation sign c1916-18. Spledid rare issue. White horseshoe with overlapping red horseshoe embroidered on black felt rectangle. Black paper backing. WW1 2nd London Regiment / Grenadier Guards Casualty Pair of Medals. Awarded to "232447 PTE J. LOOMES 2ND LOND R" Private Joseph Loomes enlisted into the 2nd London Regiment and died of wounds, whilst serving with the 2nd Bn Grenadier Guards with the Regimental number 31825. Both numbers and Regiments are confirmed on the MIC. WW1 34th (Pals Battalions) Division New Army Brodie Helmet. A rare and untouched example of the B pattern Brodie helmet, to the front an original Checker board Div Badge. The interior complete with lining and leather chinstrap. Some surface rusting to the shell. GC. The division was originally made up of Pals battalions, notably the 10th Lincolns, known as the Grimsby Chums, and two brigades of Northumberland Fusiliers; the Tyneside Scottish and Tyneside Irish. WW1 36th (Ulster) Division Pioneers (16th Royal Irish Rifles) formation sign Good rare Red Hand of Ulster embroidered on green felt shield. Removed from uniform and with service wear WW1 37th Division Cloth Formation Badge A rare example, upright yellow felt horseshoe sewn to light khaki backing. GC. Downward horseshoe adopted in July 1916 altered in November to ?keep the luck in? WW1 38th Welsh Division Royal Artillery Group of Four Medals. This group was awarded to W-2352 A-Bmbr D. Walker RA. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (Gnr RFA), British War Medal, Victory Medal (A-Bmbr RA), Special Constabulary Medal (Donald Walker) medals loose GC. The W prefix to the number indicates a recruit of the 38th Welsh Division. Donald Walker enlisted on the 15th March 1915 and landed in France on the 23rd December 1915. Following an accident he was disharged and awarded the Silver War Badge on the 1st February 1918. WW1 3rd Birmingham Pals Tunic Pocket Button. A rare pocket size example - slightly polished. WW1 3rd Bn Liverpool Regiment British War Medal. Awarded to 47219 Pte R Roberts L.Pool R. GC. Private Robert Roberts enlisted into the 3rd Bn on the 11th December 1915 and was discharged on the 3rd October 1917. He was awarded the BWM & VM WW1 3rd London Regiment British War Medal. This example was awarded to 5736 Pte A J Hodge 3-Lond R GC. WW1 3rd London Regiment Pair of Medals. Awarded to 254625 PTE J.A. WASTIE 3-LOND R. Confirmed Pair only issued WW1 3rd Tunneling Company Canadian Engineers 1916 Casualty Pair of Medals. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to Lieut C. F. D. Ross. GC Retaining original ribbons. Lieutenant Charles Frederick Douglas Ross who was Killed in Action on the 9th May 1916, whilst serving with the 3rd Tunneling Coy of the Canadian Engineers. The war diary states for this day Lieutenant Charles Frederick Douglas Ross killed shot through the ear by a sniper while in a trench on the front line when enemy mining had been reported by the Infantry. Lieut Ross body buried in military cemetery at Bde Headquarters Railways Dugout. His body remains in this cemetery. Lt Ross lived in Calgary and was a qualified Engineer, he volunteered for overseas service and was posted to No. 3 Tunneling Company on its formation in January 1916. We have not been able to establish if he is entitled to a 1914/15 Star. The Company War Diary is available on line and an image of Lt Ross is available on the Canadian War Memorial site. WW1 4 Overseas service chevrons. Good scarce blue on khaki chevrons representing 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918. Remove from uniform WW1 40th Division formation sign. Embroidered silk diamond bearing acorn and oak leaves, superimposed on a bantam cock. Near VGC. The 40th Division original badge was a diamond, after Major-General John Ponsonby took command of the Division in 1917 a Bantam Cock was added in recognition of originally being a Bantam Division. GHQ Granted permission for the spray of oak leaves to be added following the Division?s capture of Bourlon Wood. WW1 40th Division formation sign. A good example removed from a uniform. Silk embroidered diamond bearing acorn and oak leaves, superimposed on a bantam cock. Minor service wear. The 40th Division original badge was a diamond, after Major-General John Ponsonby took command of the Division in 1917 a Bantam Cock was added in recognition of originally being a Bantam Division. GHQ Granted permission for the spray of oak leaves to be added following the Division?s capture of Bourlon Wood. WW1 47th Company Machine Gun Corps Christmas Card. A good clean example sent by a memeber of the 47th Company Machine Gun Corps, which fought with the 16th (Irish) Division. WW1 4th Bn London Regiment & Suffolk St.John Ambulance Long Service Group of Medals. Awarded to \"G-92952 Pte E.J. Simpson 4-Lond R\" Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal, St John Ambulance Brigade Service Medal \"39752 pte E.J. Simpson Suffolk S.J.A.B\". GC mounted as worn. Private Edward J Simpson served with the 4th Bn London Regiment and later the King\'s Royal Rifle Corps. WW1 4th Bn Middlesex Regiment Casualty 1914 Star. Medal Awarded to \"L-14525 Pte V. Gee 4/Middx R\" GC Private Victor Gee landed in France on the 26th August 1914, he was transferred to the 2nd Bn and was Killed in Action on the 21st January 1915 WW1 4th Field Ambulance South African Medical Corps. Group Awarded to ?Sjt C.J. Fernbank SAMC?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?Cpl 4th F.Amb S.A.M.C.?, British War Medal, bi-lingual Victory Medal ?Sjt SAMC?. Medals loose. GC WW1 4th Field Battery Royal Artillery Officer's Private Purchase Steel Helmet. A rare example of the B pattern Brodie steel helmet shell, fitted with a private purchase lining. The exterior retaining original green painted finish and with Battery badge of the a RA red and blue diamond with gold lettering "IV F". The cotton lining is in good condition, but with stitching faults, that has made the head band loose. Chinstrap absent. GC. WW1 4th,5th & 6th Bns. Suffolk Regiment cap badge. A die-stamped bi-metal example on slider of inferior manufacture. Slight verdigris WW1 59th Machine Gun Corps Casualty Pair of Medals. Awarded to 60270 PTE W. FISHER MGC. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal. Private William Fisher a native of Aberdoun was Killed in Action on the 21st March 1918, whilst serving with the 59th C. MGC as part of the 20th Light Division. His name is on the Arras Memorial WW1 5th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment Gallipoli Casualty Group of Medals. This group was awarded to 17436 Pte W.T. Parker Wilts R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. VGC. ... Also box lids for the BWM & VM. Private William Thomas Parker was Killed in Action on the 10th August 1915. On the 9th the Battalion moved through the night to take up new positions to the head of the Gulley to the right and some distance in front of a salient. Guided by a New Zealand Officer they arrived before sunrise (0300) and the men were told to dig into dugouts and make themselves comfortable as the position was quite safe. The men were taking it easy, when dawn broke, the position came under machine gun fire and 15 minutes later was charged by a Turkish attack, withdrawing down the gully, the Wiltshires came under machine gun fire, a climb down cliffs resulted in the same, some men lay among the dead and dying waiting for rescue, these were the lucky ones, but there wait would be for 16 days, before the position was retaken. WW1 5th Bn Cheshire Regiment Territorial Long Service Group of Medals. Awarded to 240068 Pte F Wright 5/Ches R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (1261 Pte Ches R), British War Medal, Victory Medal (1261 Cpl Ches R), Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (GVR), (240068 Cpl 5/Ches R). Medals loose GC. ... Accompanied by a Royal Army Temperance Medal Polished. Private Frederick Wright joined the 5th Bn Cheshire Regiment at Northwich in 1910 and embarked to France in February 1915. He served 3 years and three months in France before being wounded on the 30th April 1918, receiving a gunshot wound to the left thigh. He sent back to the UK and was discharged on the 13th March 1919. WW1 5th Bn Dorsetshire Regiment 1902 Pattern Other Rank\'s Attributed Example. A superb and untouched example of the British Army tunic worn by 19447 Private James Hopkins. The tunic is of the regulation pattern, tailored with two pleats to the collar, no facings to the underside of the pocket flaps and neck. Complete with Dorset brass shoulder titles, General Service Corps buttons, Farrier\'s trade badge and brass wound stripe. The interior with the correct period style WD ink stamp and part of the paper label. VGC. The tunic is accompanied by a small quantity of original ephemera including: Period photograph of Pte Hopkins , Certificate of employment during the war, etc. Private James Hopkins was a native of Somerset being born at Wookey 1891. He was a pre war Territorial serving with the 3rd Bn Somerset Light Infantry and embarked with this Regiment on the 26th September 1916, and was transferred to the 5th Bn Dorsetshire Regiment on the 7th October 1916.he had qualified as a cold Shoer, confirming the Farrier\'s badge, to the tunic. ,He was wounded in Action in October 1917 and then served as an Officer\';s servant. from April 1918 until his discharge in January 1919. The photograph appears to show him pre war as a Private in the S.L.I. WW1 5th Bn East Kent (Buffs) 1917 Casualty British War Medal. Awarded to 1715 PTE F DUNNETT E. KENT R. GC. The Medal Index Card confirms that 1715 Private Frank Dunnett was issued with the Regimental number 240458 and it was with this number he is listed as Killed in Action whilst serving with the 5th Bn on the 7th January 1917. He was a native of Herne Hill and now commemorated on the Basra Memorial WW1 5th Bn Inniskilling Fusiliers 1918 Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Bert Sparrow. A unique named plaque. 30065 Private Bert Sparrow was Killed in Action on the 5th October 1918. he was a native of Denham in Suffolk. His MIC and Sodiers Died card state the name Bert. The CWGC Roll of Honour give the name Bertie William Sparrow. The plaque is correct as stated on the Medal Index Card. WW1 5th Bn Seaforth Highlanders Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Angus Thom? for his country. GC Believed to be Unique name. 240133 Private Angus Thom was Killed in Action on the 9th April 1917, whilst serving with the 5th Battalion, having landed in France on the 1st May 1915. He was born in Forres Morayshire. WW1 5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment 1915 Trench Map. A rare field used attributed trench map of the Boesinghe area, showing the trenches corrected to the 24th June 1915. The map shows signs of use, with some mud marks and is fragile to parts. The reverse with a pencil name Major Oddie. Attributed to Lt. Col William Oddie DSO TD of the 5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment who landed in France with the rank of Major on the 15th April 1915. The Battalion became part of the 146th Brigade, 49th (West Riding) Division. WW1 5th London Regiment Casualty British War Medal. Awarded to 1309 PTE J.F. MALLINSON 5-LOND R. Private John Frank Mallinson a native of West Croydon Died in France & Flanders on the 3rd October 1917. He was also given the Regimental number 300807. He was awarded the Pair only. WW1 5th/6th Bn Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 1917 Casualty Pair of Medals. This pair of medals were awarded to 8380 Pte P Rankin Sco Rif. GC. Private Peter Rankin was Killed in Action on the 14th April 1917. He is remembered on the Arras Memorial. Private Rankin when killed held he Regimental number 200954, both numbers are confirmed on the MIC. Also the CWGC shows the name Rankine. The name without the e is confirmed on the medals and Medal Index Card. WW1 6th (Bristol )Bn Gloucestershire Regiment Medals & Silver War Medal Grouping. A scarce and hard to find complete grouping awarded to 265324 Sergeant Edgar Harford Rowden a resident of Bristol. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal "SJT GLOUC R". Silver War Badge numbered B282576. This badge is complete with original box of issue, and numbered certificate dated 1919. Also accompanied by Cap Badge, Brass Shoulder Titles, Blue cloth armband, forwarding envelope. Sergeant Edgar Harford Rowden was a resident of St. Phillips Bristol, he is confirmed as been awarded the BWM & VM only. He was discharged from the Army on the 30th July 1919 as a result of wounds. WW1 6th (Oxford) Officer Cadet Battalion slipon shoulder title Brass 6 over OCB on green cloth slipon.. The 6th OCB was based at Balliol College. Oxford WW1 6th (Pioneer) Bn South Wales Borderers Attributed Formation Badge. A scarce example worn by Private J.A. Taylor of the 6th Bn South Wales Borderers (See Medal Section). White 1 1/2 inch square overlaid with a green diamond.Good Condition. WW1 6th (Pioneer) Bn South Wales Borderers Group of Three Medals. Awarded to "19717 PTE J.A. TURNER S. WALES BORD". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. ... Also uniform ribbin bar. Private John A Turner is confirmed as serving with the 6th Bn and landed in France on the 24th September 1915. He was discharged in March 1919. WW1 6th (Pioneer) Bn South Wales Borderers Group of Three Medals. Awarded to "19717 PTE J.A. TURNER S. WALES BORD". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. ... Also uniform ribbin bar. Private John A Turner is confirmed as serving with the 6th Bn and landed in France on the 24th September 1915. On the 14th September 1917 his name appeared in the War Department list as being wounded. He was discharged in March 1919. WW1 6th Battalion The King?s Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) 1918 Officer?s tunic. A rare attributed cuff rank tunic worn by Captain Robert Lyle Dobell of the 1st / 6th Bn King\'s Regiment. Khaki cloth, retraining 6th Bn collar badges, and Rifle pattern blackened ball buttons. To the left breast a 1914/15 Star medal ribbon and to the cuffs rank stars and lace indicating Captain, the left with the addition of a brass wound badge. The interior with cotton lining and tailor\'s label of \"R.W. Baker Liverpool\" this with ink name \"Capt L. Dobell July 1918\". Near VGC with a small amount of moth nips Captain Robert Lyle Dobell was a pre war Territorial Officer Commissioned in 1910, At the outbreak of the Great War he was serving as a lieutenant and landed in France on the 24th February 1915. On the 5th May 1915 he was with the Battalion at Hill 60 Ypres and was wounded whilst leading a patrol. He was promoted to Captain in June 1916. WW1 6th Bn (Stockport) Cheshire Regiment 1914 Pattern Equipment Large Pack This is a very rare example of the large pack for the 1914 leather pattern equipment. Heavy green canvas, retaining all brass buckles and leather straps. These remain supple and are in good condition so can be added to a set of equipment. The underside of the flap with issue stamps 303 6.Cr 4/15. (Issue date April 1915 to soldier 303 6th Bn Cheshire Regiment). The overall condition is good, period field repair to the back and with fraying back lower left corner. This bag is attributed to 303 Private George Hewitt, who was born and lived in Stockport Cheshire. He landed in France with the Cheshire Regiment on the 25th September 1915. The 1901 census confirms the information. WW1 6th Bn Dorset Regiment 17th Northen Division Original Cloth Badges. A rare combination as worn, comprising: 6th Dorsets blue, yellow, blue cloth badge. ... 17th Div Formation badge. ... Sergeant chevrons. ... Four blue overseas chevrons. A good matching set. WW1 6th Bn London Regiment Pair of Medals and Dog Tags. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 6892 Pte P.G.A. Moor 6-Lond R GC. ... Accompanied by original ID Dog Tag, this stamped 323677 P G A Moor Lon Rgt. GC The MIC confirms both Regimental numbers. WW1 6th Bn Somerset Light Infantry Pair of Medals British War & Victory Medal awarded to \"40623 Pte B W Compton Som L I\" GC. Private Benjamin William Compton served with the 6th Bn Somerset Light Infantry having enlisted on the 30th May 1917. He was discharged during 1919 and awarded the Silver War Badge. He is confirmed as receiving BWM & VM only. WW1 6th Light Horse Australian Imperial Forces unofficial collar badge. A scarce die-cast bronze example facing left. Loops replaced with short brass slider. VGC (Cox 10) WW1 7th Bn Bedfordshire Regiment 1916 Casualty Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Albert Horley for his country. ... Accompanied by an empty medal box with the name Margaret Horley. This is an unique named plaque. 18132 Private Albert Horley was Killed in Action on the 22nd October 1916, whilst serving with the 7th Bn Bedfordshire Regiment. He was a native of Heath And Reach Nr Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The 1911 Census confirms Margaret Horley as his sister. WW1 7th Bn Bedfordshire Regiment Medals. A 1914/15 Star and Victory Medal awarded to 14456 Pte W H L Reed Bed R. GC. Private William H.L. Reed is confirmed as serving with the 7th Bn Bedfordshire Regiment and landed in France on the 26th July 1916. WW1 7th Bn Hampshire Regiment 1908 Webbing Waterbottle Carrier A good unblancoed example, with clear issue stamps including \"251 7 Hts\" and \"ME Co 1918\". (Mills Equipment Company). Good untouched dusty condition. WW1 7th Bn Somerset Light Infantry Casualty Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 32198 PTE R. ROWSELL SOM. L.I. Private Robert Rowsell a native of Widcombe Somerset was Killed in Action on the 1st December 1917. He was only awarded the pair. WW1 7th Queen?s Own Hussars 1916 brass economy OR?s cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. WW1 87th Company Machine Gun Corps Military Medal Group of Three. Awarded to ?84449 Pte A McNiven MGC? Comprising: Military Medal, ?Pte 87 / Coy MGC?, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose GC. Private Archibald McNiven enlisted into the Machine Gun Corps and was posted to the 87th Company which embarked to Egypt to join the 29th Division. The announcement of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 19th March 1918. He is confirmed as receiving the BWM & VM only. WW1 88 VAD Middlesex Brass Shoulder Title. A good example, retaining three loops. GC WW1 8th Bn London Regiment Silver War Badge. This example is numbered 403063. Complete with pin. Awarded to Private Samuel Malofsky 8th Bn London Regiment who enlisted on the 24th October 1916 and was discharged on the 10th April 1918 of wounds received on overseas service. He was 23 years old. WW1 8th Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Trio of Medals This group was awarded to \"16997 Pte R.W. Adams Oxf & Bucks L.I.\". GC. Accompanied by a metal shoulder title. The MIC confirms that Private Robert William Adams served with the 8th (Service) Bn of the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. This battalion of the New Kitchener\'s Army Battalions was raised in Oxford, October 1914. Pte Adams landed in France on the 3rd November 1915 WW1 8th Bn Royal Irish Rifles Pay Book. A rare example issued to 8/13830 Rifleman James Wier. The book with various details including his will page which has been completed. GC. Rifleman James Wier a native of Belfast joined the Royal Irish Rifles on the 9th September 1914. He landed in France on the 5th October 1915. The will page has been filled in and his belongings were left to his mother who lived at 7 Bryansford St Belfast. He was released on the 28th October 1916 and received his finial release on the 14th December 1918 WW1 9th (Cyclist) Bn. Hampshire Regiment Ww1 OR?s cap badge circa 1911-20.. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1869) Raised 1911, disbanded 1920. WW1 9th Bn Devonshire Regiment Medal Pair. This pair were awarded to 1663 Pte L Edyvean Devon R. Comprising: Victory Medal, Territorial Force War Medal. GC. WW1 9th Bn Lancashire Fusiliers 1917 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to 21220 Pte. J. Bostock Lan Fus. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal (correct service number initial W.), Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque ?James Bostock?. Medals loose GC. Private James Bostock a native of Smithy Bridge Nr Rochdale Manchester died on the 17th August 1917. At this time he was serving with the 9th BN WW1 9th Bn London Regiment Casualty Victory Medal Awarded to 5139 Pte G.F. Double 9-Lond R Private Charles Frederick Double Died in France on the 6th May 1917. A native of St.Pancras, he enlisted at Kings Cross WW1 9th Bn Rifle Brigade 1915 Casualty Group of Medals and Photograph. Awarded to \"B-1550 A. Cpl S Langer Rif Brig\". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, \"L.Cpl Rif Brig\", British War Medal, Victory Medal, \"A.Cpl Rif Brig\", Bronze Memorial Plaque \"Sam Langer\". ... Accompanied by an original photograph, the reverse states in ink \"Samuel Langer (1550) A Coy 9th Byt Rifle Brigade North End House Dec 22 1914\". Private Sam Langer landed in France with the Battalion on the 21st May 1915. He was Killed in Action on the 30th July 1915 and is commemorated on the Ypres Menin Gate Memorial. On the day of his death the Germans attacked at Hooge, using Flame Throwers for the first time. His service papers indicate he was 18 years old, however his appearance in the photograph would indicate much younger and his name can not be found in the 1901 Census WW1 9th Lancers All Brass Economy Cap Badge WW1 9th Scottish Division cloth formation sign Blue felt thistle on Officer's khaki cloth backing. Removed from tunic. Some moth holes. GC Officers often wore formation signs just below the neck on the back of their tunic for identification when leading troops into battle WW1 ?Silhouettes of Aeroplanes and Airships? Official 1916 publication. A very good clean WWI period publication showing photographs and drawings of various aircraft. British, German etc. Soft back edition with paper cover WW1 An Attributed Gor-Blimey Other Rank?s issue cap. A rare example of the 1915 issue service dress cap worn by a solders serving in all theatres of operations, including the Western Front and Gallipoli. Khaki serge material, with small peak. The neck flap is with stitched lines and with flaps across the top. The interior retains silver grey cloth sweatband with the lining cloth removed by Pte Careless during its working life. One or two small moth nips, not effect the overall appearance. GC. From the Kit Bag of Private Careless 2nd Bn Somerset Light Infantry. The Gor Blimey cap was introduced after the harsh winter of 1914, its unmilitary appearance lead to its christening, presumably by one of the fist senior NCO?s to set eyes on it. WW1 An Important Gor-Blimey Other Rank?s issue cap. A rare example of the 1915 issue service dress cap worn by a solders serving in all theatres of operations, including the Western Front and Gallipoli. Khaki serge material, with small peak. The neck flap is with stitched lines and with flaps across the top. Retaining thin brown leather special pattern chinstrap. The interior retains silver grey cloth lining with spiral stitching. One very small area of moth to the reverse, this does not effect the overall appearance. GC. The Gor Blimey cap was introduced after the harsh winter of 1914, its unmilitary appearance lead to its christening, presumably by one of the fist senior NCO?s to set eyes on it. WW1 Anson Battalion Royal Naval Division OR?s cap badge A die-stamped brass example on loops with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse circa 1916-18. Spear (with verdigris) with maker's strengthening rod. Issued in France during May 1916. WW1 Anson Battalion Royal Naval Division OSD collar badge A good rare 3 cm die-cast example by JR Gaunt, London on replacement lead soldered loops. WW1 April 1917 British Army Trench Map A good used example titled Ecout-St-Mein, scale 1:10,000 and showing an area around Bullecourt. The trenches are corrected to 25th April 1917. GC Used condition, some wear WW1 Army Cyclist Corps cap badge by F.E. Woodward B\'ham. A good 16 spoke die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 1871) WW1 Army Cyclist Corps scarce 12 spoke OR?s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1872) WW1 Army Ordnance Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge and Shoulder Title. Each retaining slider or loop fittings. WW1 Army Remount Service scarce OR?s brass cap badge. Die-cast crossed whips pattern.Slider to reverse. Good condition (KK 1045) WW1 Army Service Corps 1914 Star Group of Medals. Awarded to ?T-22901 T.Sjt B Payn ASC?. Comprising: 1914 Star ?DVR/Sdlr ASC?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?T.Sjt ASC?. Medals loose GC ... Accompanied by a silver Cricket medal engraved to Payn in France 1917 ... 1902 Coronation Review Medal of the Church Lads Brigade. Sergeant Bertie Payn was posted to the the 6th Reserve Park of the ASC and landed in France on the 29th August 1914. He is entitled to the clasp. WW1 Army Service Corps 1914/15 Star Medal. This example awarded to T1-2939 Sjt W.G. Jones ASC GC WW1 Army Service Corps Ammunition Column Badge. A padded example remaining in near very good condition. WW1 Army Service Corps ASC KD Slip on Shoulder Titles. A good pair Khaki Drill slip on titles, white embroidery onto light khaki material. Have been worn as a pair. GC. WW1 Army Service Corps ASC Other Rank's Uniform Shoulder Straps. Made from light weight cloth, with original badges. WW1 Army Service Corps ASC Slip on Title Badge A scarce embroidered example. Retaining tape to the reverse. GC WW1 Army Service Corps brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 by F.E. Woodward B'ham. A good die-stamped non voided example on slider. WW1 Army Service Corps brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 by F.E. Woodward B'ham. A good die-stamped non voided example on slider. WW1 Army Service Corps brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18 by F.E. Woodward B'ham. A very good die-stamped non voided example on slider. WW1 Army Service Corps cap badge, MT and ASC brass shoulder titles. Cap badge on slider, MT on flat loops, ASC on loops. A little service war. (3 items) WW1 Army Service Corps Early Pattern 1902 Service Tunic. A scarce example of the pattern, worn by Private Driver H Jarman. The khaki wool tunic is tailored with four pleats to the collar and no lining cloth to the neck. The interior retains part of the original paper issue label and has the early feature of wax cotton strengtheners to the corners only to the chest pockets. (Later war made examples, with full length white cotton strengtheners). Now complete with ASC shoulder titles and buttons and with pencil name. The tunic remains a good display item but with a number of moth hols this heavy to one sleeve. Please photographs. WW1 Army Service Corps Great War silk embroidered postcard Remains in good Condition. WW1 Army Service Corps Officer RAF 1914/15 Star. Awarded to S4-071930 Pte. C.W.J. Dodge ASC. Retaining original ribbon, this in dirty condition. Lieutenant William Henry James Dodge, began his military career with the ASC landing at Gallipoli on the 2nd October 1915. He later transferred to the Gordon Highlanders and was then commissioned into the Scottish Rifles before transferring to the RFC and RAF. He relinquished his commission in January 1919. WW1 Army Service Corps Pair of Medals & Box of Issue. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to T2/018391 Dvr W.J. Crockford ASC. Complete with forwarding box. Medals VGC. A hand written note states William John Crockford shot in the wrist in Somme unable to hold a rifle. Drove Ambulances. WW1 Army Service Corps Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to \"DM2-151250 Pte M.E. Edwards ASC. GC WW1 Army Service Corps Pair of Medals. Awarded to M2-153063 Pte W.R. Walker ASC. Complete with original ribbons. Awarded Pair only WW1 Army Service Corps Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title. A good example complete with tape strap to the reverse. WW1 Army Service Corps Soldiers Kit Bag. A scarce attributed example, grey canvass material with brass eyelets. To the front stenciled name "Jarvis W.C. ASC" with the later addition "Sgt". GC, used condition. The kit bag is attributed to Sergeant William C. Jarvis who landed in France with the ASC on the 1st September 1915. He later served with the Labour Corps. WW1 Army Veterinary Corps Casualty Group of Medals & Photograph Awarded to SE-25400 Corporal John Strangward Ewart. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, "PTE A.V.C.", Bronze Memorial Plaque, Original postcard photograph. Private Ewart died on the 17th June 1919, whilst serving in Egypt with the Regiment. WW1 ARP Base Metal Gents Lapel Badge A good example of the White Metal lapel badge, with button hole fitting indicating a Gents issue. GC. .... Accompanied by two ARP buttons. GC. WW1 ASC Army Service Corps Pair of Medals. This 1914/15 Star and Victory Medal were awarded to M2-035025 Pte W.H. Knight ASC. GC. Pte William H Knight landed in France on the 15th September 1915. WW1 Attributed Officer's Map Case. A good example of canvas with leather edging. With flaps and pockets. Retaining leather strap and brass spring clip for attachment to the Sam Brown Belt. Bearing the name "Major C Alexander 2/1st H.C.Y." Also a second name Graham Bugden.. GC. Attribute to the 2/1st Hampshire (Carabiniers) Yeomanry. WW1 August 1918 British Army Trench Fighting Map A good scarce example, this being Sheet 51B NE scale 1/20,000 and clearly showing German Trench positions, corrected to the 28th August 1918. VGC. WW1 August 1918 British Army Trench Fighting Map A good scarce example, this being Sheet 51B SE scale 1/20,000 and clearly showing German Trench positions, corrected to the 20th August 1918. Has been used Near VGC. WW1 Australan Medical Corps pair of shoulder titles. Good scarce large die-cast brass AMC pair on loops complete with split pins. WW1 Australian Imperial Forces Officer's Issue of the Princess Mary Gift Tin & Contents. A rare attributed example given to Lieutenant A.B. Steele of the 4th Australian Light Horse when based in Cairo. Comprising: Brass tin (one split to corner). Packet of Cigarettes (19 present), Packet of Tobacco full, Princess Mary gift Bullet pencil the case bearing her cypher, 1914 Christmas Card. The box and contents are accompanied by an official forwarding slip from HQ Brisbane 28th November 1917 forwarding the box to Lt Steele, whilst serving in Cairo. Overall GC. WW1 Australian insignia from unknown soldier. Good scarce small collection comprising his slouch hat badge, pair of collar badges, pair of shoulder titles and several button (3 large, 4 small) by Stokes & Sons Melbourne. WW1 Australian Soldiers Photograph. This photograph was taken Sydney Circa 1916. The out card with ink inscription To Mrs Jackson from Eric Flood 24/6/16. GC. WW1 Austrian soldier?s cap badge. A good brass example with FJI monogram. Retaining two loop fittings GC Monogram of Emperor Franz Joseph I used until his death in November 1916 when he was succeeded by the young Archduke Karl. WW1 Aviation Items Coming Soon. We will be including WW1 Aviation items in an upcoming large WW1 Collectable Listing. WW1 B/HAC Brass Honourable Artillery Company Shoulder Title. A good example on loops WW1 Battle of Mons Period Imperial German Wurttemberg Pork Pie Cap. A rare early example of the field grey Other ranks cap. The cap with scarlet piping and cap band. Complete with original cockades include Wurttemberg. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining, this with faint silver tailors stamp. Overall GC some storage wear. WW1 Battle of the Somme A Pattern Brodie Helmet. A good example of the raw edge steel helmet, with original rough painted finish. To the underside an inscription "Somme France Ypres" also a faint name. Complete with original lining, this being the pre mid 1917 pattern with no ring to the crown padding. The leather chinstrap is present but in fragile condition. Helmet and lining remain good. WW1 Battle of the Somme Period Leicestershire Regiment A Pattern Brodie Helmet. WW1 Battle of the Somme Period Leicestershire Regiment A Pattern Brodie Helmet. A rare untouched example representing the pattern of helmet worn by troops Circa 1916. This A pattern shell retaining most of its thick green sand painted finish and to the front a painted device of the Leicestershire Regiment. The lining and chinstrap is now absent. Some service and age wear remains a good display item WW1 Battle of the Somme Period Leicestershire Regiment A Pattern Brodie Helmet. A rare untouched example representing the pattern of helmet worn by troops Circa 1916. This A pattern shell retaining most of its thick green sand painted finish and to the front a painted device of the Leicestershire Regiment. The lining and chinstrap is now absent. Some service and age wear remains a good display item WW1 Battle of the Somme period \'A\' Pattern Brodie Helmet with Cloth Cover A very rare and untouched example of the \'A\' pattern raw edge Brodie helmet. This example retains an original cloth covering, with single seam. The material has been used to cover the lining, to make more comfortable. Complete with original two piece 1st type chinstrap. The under edge of the shell which is visible has the early style light green painted finish. Dusty untouched condition. WW1 Bedfordshire Regiment Cap Badge A good die stamped example. Retaining original slider this now clipped GC. Polished WW1 Bedfordshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 Bedforshire Regiment 1916 brass economy cap badge Good die-stamped issue on slider. WW1 Belgium Refugee Committee / Collectors Armband A rare printed cotton example, the armband in the National colours. Retaining elastic GC. WW1 Bermondsey Battalion East Surrey Regiment collar badge. A scarce WW1 bronzed example on loops facing right. Officer Commanding, Colonel Beatson gave approval for the collar badges to be worn. WW1 Birmingham Battalion 1914 Kitchener?s Army enamelled mufti badge by M.B. Sale of Birmingham A fine example, by scarce maker, on buttonhole fitting. No damage to the enamel. WW1 Birmingham Special Constabulary 1916 Bronze Badge. A scarce bronze pin back badge with issue number EW179. WW1 Birmingham Special Constabulary 1916 Bronze Badge. A scarce bronze pin back badge with issue number EW179. WW1 Black Watch Tam O Shanter & Message Book WW1 period Other Ranks Tam o shanter worn by Lieutenant Frank Coutts who had served in the Ranks before being commission. The hat is in good condition is the correct size for the Great War and retains the correct combination WD issue stamp. With original red feather hackle correct for Officer\'s of the Black Watch. GC. .... Accompanied by his original message book, with ink name and Regiment to the inside cover. A few pages filled out with notes. GC. Lieutenant Frank Coutts had served in the ranks of the Black making the rank of Sergeant. He was commissioned in September 1916 and landed in France on the 5th January 1917. WW1 Border Regiment Slip On Cloth Shoulder Titles. GC WW1 brass Wound Stripe A good brass example, simulating gold braid, on short blades, complete with backing plate impressed "The Wound Stripe No 2" WW1 brass Wound Stripe No. 4 on original backing plate. Good scarce die-cast brass example on loops. Reverse and backing plate with title and various stampings. Loops WW1 Brigadier\'s / Staff Officer\'s gold wire cap badge. Good example of Royal Crest with velvet cap to the crown. Service wear WW1 British 1903 Cavalry Equipment Leather Holster 1918. This 1918 dated example, of polished brown leather remains in good condition, but please note all fittings to the reverse have been removed. WW1 British 1914 Leather Equipment Holster. A very good example, dated 1916. Retaining both leather belt straps and brass buckle. Also brass pistol cleaning rod. Good colour GC. WW1 British 1914 Pattern Ammunition Pouches. A good matched pair of the pattern officially converted single strap to double strap of the flaps. The rear retaining all straps and buckles. The interior of both retains small pocket and both with issue stamps. The leather remains supple, but requires cleaning and feeding. Not a perfect colour match, but close. WW1 British 1914 Pattern Equipment Bayonet Frog. A very fine 1915 dated brown leather example, retaining brass buckle and strap and full length rear strap. WW1 British 7th Division Christmas Cards. These single large cards represent 1916....1917....1918. x2. The cards are worn on the edges. GC. (4 items) WW1 British Army / Anzacs Issue Map of Beersheba. A rare original linen backed issue map, printed in 1915. The map shows Beersheba to the center and gives additional details of water supply etc. Scale 1:125,000. GC linen packing parting to parts. The Australian film The Lighthorsemen highlighted to difficulties in capturing Beersheba and the outstanding contribution made by the Anzac forces. WW1 British Army 1916 D Shape Mess Tin. A good clean example, with strap loops, front and back. Complete with carrying handle. The underside with faint makers stamp and 1916 date. GC. WW1 British Army 1917 pattern small box respirator. A rare example of the WWI issue pattern face mask. Green rubberised canvas with two eye pieces and hose attachment. The mask is dry, but remains supple, hose stiff, but moveable. Flapper set hard no rips to the face canvas. Canister and bag absent. WW1 British Army 1917 pattern small box respirator. A rare example of the WWI issue pattern face mask. Green rubberised canvas with two eye pieces and hose attachment. The mask is in good condition but stiff, the hose is supple, rubber flapper hard, and now in two sections.. Canister and bag absent. WW1 British Army 1918 dated Cloth Ammunition Bandolier A rare and clean example of the khaki cotton additional ammunition bandolier. Clear black ink stamp of W.S.T.II 7.18 (July 1918). Copper hook and eye fastening. VGC. This example with a very faint filling date, only can be seen in direct light. WW1 British Army 1918 dated Cloth Ammunition Bandolier A rare and clean example of the khaki cotton additional ammunition bandolier. Clear black ink stamp of MK II J.S.G. 5/18 (May 1918). Copper hook and eye fastening. Slight wear near VGC. This example with a faint filling date, 5-5-4? WW1 British Army Bayonet Trench Mirror. A good example of the pattern clipped to the bayonet. Retaining most of it's khaki painted finish. GC. WW1 British Army Denim Trench Cap. A good and scarce example with cotton lining with clear WD issue stamp. Complete with correct thin brown leather chinstrap. Minor wear, no evidence of a cap badge having been worn. GC. WW1 British Army First Field Dressing. A scarce example, of the pattern carried in the field dressing pocket of the 1902 pattern tunic. This example with original outer cover with details and date January 1917. Retaining one of the inner bandages this again dated January 1917. WW1 British Army Gas Rattle A good clean example, with clear 1918 issue stamp to the handle. WW1 British Army Gas Rattle A good clean example, with clear 1918 issue stamp to the handle. WW1 British Army Issue A Pattern Brodie Helmet & Original Cloth Covering. A very rare mid WW1 example, of the pattern commonly seen in use in the front line trenches of the Western Front. The shell is the A pattern, without rim, the interior with the second pattern lining and one piece leather chinstrap. The shell retains original two piece cotton cover, this then stitched in place. The helmet remains in very good condition for the type, with a small amount of wear to the cover, where it meets the rim. This helmet remains in untouched original condition WW1 British Army issue Binoculars & Case A good clean pair. The binoculars engraved "Service Binoculars Pattern V". Complete with brown leather case with both belt and sling loops. Clear issue details to the lid 1916. GC. WW1 British Army Issue Cut Throat Shaving Razor. A regulation pattern of polished hord with issue stamps possibly for the Notts & Derby Regiment. Contained in a card case. Minor age wear. WW1 British Army Issue Short Wire Cutters. A good clean pair, with wood handles and WD issue arrow stamp. Undated GC. Length 12 inches. WW1 British Army Issue Trench Cap Cover A very good rare example of the cap cover issued to British troops. The cover is made of rubberised material and is the ?Cor Blimey? pattern with fold down neck flap and ties. The interior is with clear correct pattern WD stamp and original paper label indicating size 2. VGC. WW1 British Army Issue Trench Perescope. A very good example of the type. The brass body retaining virtually all of its green painted finish. Complete with detachable turned wooden handle. Clear stamping. 1918 MK IX R & J Beck. WW1 British Army July 1918 Trench Map. A good example of map 27 S.E. (Western Half) St.Sylvestre & Borre. With the trenches corrected as 8th July 1918. This example also with some pencil marks. WW1 British Army Leather Jerkin. A very good and rare example of the pattern worn by the British Tommy in the front line. Brown leather, with correct style grey wool lining. Fitted with plain leather buttons and to the inside of the eyelets leather edging. Very Good condition. WW1 British Army Machine Gunners Vest. A scare example of the type. Two large padded shoulder panels with three brass General Service buttons to the front. White cotton trim to the arm holes and with waxed cotton band to the interior. Unissued condition with faint issue stamp. Near VGC. The white trim and wax cotton is typical of a WWI issue. Later issues had khaki trim and band. WW1 British Army Marching Compass A good example made by S. Mordan & Co and with clear date 1918. GC. WW1 British Army Officer's 1915 Dated Trench Whistle WW1 British Army Officer's 1915 Dated Trench Whistle A good example made by J Hudson & Co Birmingham with clear 1915 issue date. GC WW1 British Army Officer's Putties by Fox. A good pair of light coloured khaki wool putties with original ties. Retaining original tailors label of Fox of Wellington Somerset. Clean condition small moth nips to one putty. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 British Army Officer's Putties by Fox. A good pair of dark coloured khaki wool putties with original ties. Retaining original tailors label of Fox of Wellington Somerset. Clean condition small scattered moth hole throughout the length. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 British Army Officer's Sam Browne Equipment Holster. A good period example, of polished brown leather. Supple condition. WW1 British Army Officers Matching Compass. A good clean example of an early Great War issue compass. This example by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd and with clear 1915 date. Complete with original leather case, this also with 1915 date. GC WW1 British Army Officers Shirt, Collars & Amiens Tailored Tie A very rare example, worn by Colonel Rees VD, whilst serving with the Royal Engineers. Comprising: khaki shirt tailored by John Barker & Co Ltd Kensigton. ... Three collars one with name tag Col W.D. Rees VD. .... Khaki tie with tailors label for Amiens. Slight wear GC. Overall GC. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 British Army Officers Used Message & Map Case. A very good and rare used example of an Officers canvass combination case. The interior with a few unused message sheet, the card divider remains present and traces of messages can be seen including Bapome Rd. The rear of the case with a map case. Retaining original straps. GC some service wear. WW1 British Army Overseas Service Chevrons. A good one piece made example, with one red and two blue chevrons, indicating 1914 service plus two further years. Has been worn GC. WW1 British Army Overseas Service Chevrons. Three blue inverted chevrons representing three years overseas service. WW1 British Army P.H. Gas Hood Bag. A rare example, of khaki cloth material, with two buttons to the flap. Retaining matching material strap with three flat brass buttons. The interior with cotton divider. Minor wear VGC. WW1 British Army Pair cloth Infanry Brigade Bars. A good pair as worn, of three red bars, as worn by Infantry Brigades on the Battledress blouse. GC. Have been worn. WW1 British Army Pattern First Field Dressing 1914. A good untouched example of the field field dressing carried in the pocket of the 1902 pattern tunic. This example Barton Gibbs Co of Oldbury. Faint date appears to be 1914. Some wear GC. WW1 British Army RFC RAF Overseas Service Chevrons. Worn on the service dress uniform, three blue embroidered chevrons representing three years overseas. Small moth nip GC. WW1 British Army Trench Map June 1918. A good used example of a scale 1/20,000. Shows the area East of Armentiers and the Nieppe System. Clear fold marks indicating that it has been used with the addition of pencil marks. GC. WW1 British Army WD Stamped Leather Jerkin. A very rare example of brown leather, with correct silver grey wool lining. Fitted with plain leather buttons and to the inside of the eyelets clear WD ink stamps. These of the correct pattern for the Great War period. Very clean condition, leather supple. Please note the jerkin with professional repairs see photographs. WW1 British Army Western Front B Pattern Brodie helmet Variant . A good and unusual example, the skull with green painted rough finish. The interior with black oilskin lining and a part padded sandbag lining. The crown to the interior with a sorbo rubber pad. Now complete with only one section of chinstrap. GC Untouched condition. WW1 British Army Western Front B Pattern Brodie helmet. A superb example, the skull with green painted finish. The interior with black oilskin lining and netting. This with pink Brodie stamp. To the crown a felt cushion. Complete with original leather chin strap. Scratched name "W.M. Merkel" VGC WW1 British Army Western Front B Pattern Brodie helmet. A good clean example, the skull with green painted finish. The interior with black oilskin lining and netting. This with pink Brodie stamp. To the crown a felt cushion. Overall near VGC, but leather chinstrap now absent. WW1 British Army Western Front Officer\'s A Pattern Brodie helmet. A rare example with Officer\'s private purchase lining. The A pattern raw edge shell with a sand painted finish. The interior with tailored cotton and leather lining. Complete with original leather chinstrap. Near VGC, the rear rim with a dent probably a near miss. The interior lining retains original tailor\'s label of \"Alfred ? (possibly Rowland) Hatter & Maker 116 Jermyn Street St Jame\'s\" WW1 British Army Western Front, B Pattern Brodie helmet. A superb example, the skull with green painted, grit finish. The interior with black oilskin lining and netting and retaining original rare paper label. The underside of the oilskin, with pink Brodie stamp. To the crown a felt cushion. Complete with original leather chin strap Superb Condition one of the best examples you will ever find WW1 British Army Wristwatch Trench Cover. A good metal example of the private purchase pattern used to protect the glass of a wristwatch. Bearing Registration stamp GC. WW1 British Army Wristwatch Trench Cover. A good and unusual shaped metal example of the private purchase pattern used to protect the glass of a wristwatch. WW1 British Army Wristwatch Trench Cover. A good metal example of the private purchase pattern used to protect the glass of a wristwatch. Bearing Registration stamp GC. WW1 British Army, RAF KD Uniform Overseas Chevrons. A scarce set of three overseas enamel and brass chevrons, one red indicating 1914 service. Complete with backing plate and split pins. Near VGC. WW1 British made Australian Imperial Forces Cap Badge. A good example retaining original slider fitting. The slider stamped with the makers details of J.W. Tiptaff & Son Ltd Birmingham. GC. WW1 British Nurse with French Red Cross Group of Three Medals. This unusual group was awarded to Claude St. John Garle Miller, a civilian who volunteered his services to the French Red Cross. Comprising: British War Medal, (C.St J G Miller), legion d'honneur, reconnaissance francaise medal (Gold class). Mounted as originally worn. .... Accompanied by contemporary mounted miniature medals. ... Also a bronze medallion. Overall GC rosette crown missing to the reconnaissance francaise medal Claude St. John Garle Miller was born in 1883 and at the outbreak of WW1 volunteered his services to the French Red Cross. His MIC confirms he served as a nurse and shows the issue of the Victory Medal. However another French Cross issue card shows no VM issued. Looking at the group and miniatures it would appear he was awarded the BWM only. WW1 British Officer's Trench Fighting Revolver Holster. A very rare example, the leather holster, with khaki cloth covering. The reverse with belt loop that could accommodate the Sam Browne belt and possibly 1908 web belt. Good used condition. The Mills equipment company supplied by private purchase web equipment to Officers during the Great War and this appears to be modeled on the type WW1 British Officer's Trench Wristwatch Cover A scarce and unusual example of the private purchase metal cover used on the wristwatch. This example is a Dia 1 1/4 inches excluding strap loops. Width of loops approx 1/2 inch. GC WW1 British Officers Campaign Collapsible Cup A good example used by Colonel William Rees V.D Royal Engineers. The alloy cup collapses in on itself to the fixed base and is complete with lid. The base stamped Eagle Brand British Made. GC Has been used. From the Estate of Colonel William Rees VD of Swansea. See web site for other items from the estate. WW1 British Officers Pattern Trench Whistle & Leather Strap. A good undated example, retaining original leather strap. WW1 British Officers Sam Brown Equipment Ammunition Pouch A good example of the Regulation pattern, with belt loop to the reverse. GC. Clean supple condition. WW1 British Officer\'s Trench Wristwatch Cover A scarce example of the private purchase metal cover used on the wristwatch. This example with Pat number. GC. Dia 1 1/4 inches excluding strap loops. Width of loops approx 1/2 inch. WW1 British Officer\'s Trench Wristwatch Cover A scarce example of the private purchase metal cover used on the wristwatch. This example with Pat number. GC. Dia 1 1/4 inches excluding strap loops. Width of loops approx 1/2 inch. WW1 British Orther Ranks Issue Waterbottle. A scarce original WW1 example, retaining most of the felt covering to the flat bottomed blue enamel bottle. Complete with stopper. Some moth damage, but remains good. worn with the 1908, webbing, 1914 pattern leather equipment and 1903 Cavalry equipment. WW1 British Red Cross & St John Ambulance Great War Medals. Awarded to ?S.A. Tucker BRCS & OSJJ?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose ... Accompanied by a BRCS Medal attached to the Victory Medal, the reverse engraved ?4953 Samuel A Tucker?. The Red Cross Records show that Samuel Arthur Tucker served as an Orderly landing in France on the 16th August 1915. It appears that at his own request he returned to the UK on the 29th February 1916. WW1 British Red Cross & St John of Jerusalem Ambulance Drivers 1914 Star Group of Medals. Awarded to \"H.Scott BRC & St. J.\". Comprising: 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC. ... Accompanied by an original photographic postcard showing Harry Scott in uniform, the cap and collar badges appear to be the combined service examples. ... Also a lapel badge of the Mons Trio. Harry scott landed in France on the 18th November 1914 with the rank of Chauffeur and was assigned to Motor Ambulance Unit No.2 WW1 British Red Cross Italy Driver's Badge Grouping. A very rare khaki embroidered drivers badge for the British Red Cross, this badge with the additional embroidery Italy. ... Accompanied by a Red Cross gilt & enamel Cap Badge. ... Red Cross Button. .... Italy Victory Medal, mounted and pinned ladies style for wearing. VGC. The BRCS deployed Volunteers to Italy from 1917. WW1 British Senior Officers Uniform Medal Bar. A good and unusual combination, mounted on metal bar with pin fitting. GC. WW1 British Tommy's English Russian Conversation Book. A scarce example of a private purchase book, often purchased by Officer's and enlisted men operating in that part of operations. Original blue cloth covers GC Published by G.M. Folks of London. WW1 British War Medal Erased Name. A good example with erased name suitable to complete a group of medals with BWM missing. WW1 Bronze Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Charles Brotherton. GC. Two men of this name appear on the CWGC Roll of Honour. The 1st serving with the 2/5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment Died on the 26th March 1918. The second serving with the 1st Bn Yorks & Lancs Died on the 23rd April 1915. WW1 Bronze Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Charles Brotherton. GC. Two men of this name appear on the CWGC Roll of Honour. The 1st serving with the 2/5th Bn West Yorkshire Regiment Died on the 26th March 1918. The second serving with the 1st Bn Yorks & Lancs Died on the 23rd April 1915. WW1 Bruce Bairnsfather Old Bill Fragments from France Magazines. Four good clean copies of the magazine, including Nos. 3... 4... 5... 6. Good clean examples, with small amount of wear to the paper covers. WW1 Bruce Bairnsfather Old Bill Fragments from France Magazines. Three good clean copies of the magazine, including Nos. 4... 5... 7. Good clean examples, with small amount of wear to the paper covers WW1 Buckinghamshire Bn Cap Badge by F.E.Woodward B\'ham. A good die-stamped blackened brass example, with maker\'s details to the slider. Minor service wear WW1 Bucks Voluntary Aid Detachment Gilt & Enamel Brooch Badge A good example made by J R Gaunt London. Numbered 697 and retainng pin fitting. Gilt bright enamel good. WW1 Canadian 101st CEF bronze Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example by R.J. Inglis retaining both loops. GC WW1 Canadian 109th Bn (Victoria & Haliburton) CEF cap badge. A good die-stamped bronze example on loops. WW1 Canadian 10th Bn CEF OR?s cap badge. A good bronzed die-stamped exampl on loops. WW1 Canadian 10th CEF Casualty Memorial Cross, Box & Certificates. A scarce grouping awarded to 434515 Pte C. Parfitt, who was Killed in Action on the Western Front on the 14th June 1916. The Cross is named to the reverse and retains original silk ribbon (fragile to parts). Complete with original Box. ... Forwarding Card for the Cross. ... Letter. GC. Private Cornelius Parfitt was Killed in Action on the 14th June 1916. On this day the 10th had been ordered to relieve the 16th who were holding captured trenches. In the morning the Germans started a heavy Bombardment which continued throughout the day. So intense was this that the Battalion was relieved suffering 13 Killed in Action a large number wounded and missing. WW1 Canadian 212ns American Legion CEF Cap Badge. A good die-stamped copper example retaining both loops. GC WW1 Canadian 217th Bn CEF Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bronzed example retaining loops. (Cox 752) Recruited in Saskatchewan. WW1 Canadian 24th CEF Victory Medal. Awarded to 65520 PTE J.G. GREEN 24-CAN INF. Some edge knocks. WW1 Canadian 7th CEF Casualty Medals and Memorial Cross. This grouping was awarded to 17208 Pte C. Young 7-Can Inf. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. GC Medals loose. .... Canadian Memorial Cross named 17208 Pte C Young. This contained in original case with forwarding card. GC. Private Charles Young was born in 1877 and volunteered for the Canadian Infantry on the 30th September 1914. He died on the 16th April 1922. WW1 Canadian 8 CEF Personal ID Bracelet & Badges. A brass ID bracelet stamped 234528 W.J. Bazley 8th Can Inf Bn P. ... Accompanied by a C/8 collar badge and a Canada Cap Badge on loops. GC. Private William John Bazley had formally served with the Devonshire Regiment and volunteered for service with the CEF on the 29th March 1916 WW1 Canadian CEF 123rd Bn Cap Badge by Ellis Brother, Toronto A good die-stamped bronzed example, retaining both loops. WW1 Canadian CEF 125th Bn Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bronzed exampl on loops. WW1 Canadian CEF 32nd Bn Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bronzed example, retaining both loops. GC. WW1 Canadian CEF 32nd Bn Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bronzed example, retaining both loops. GC. WW1 Canadian CEF Eastern Ontario Regiment Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?William Edward Cullen? for his country. GC Unique name. Private William Edward Cullen was Killed in Action on the 9th September 1916, whilst serving with the 2nd Battalion. He enlisted on the 23rd August 1915, his trade given as accountant WW1 Canadian Corps Cyclist collar badge with JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. WW1 Canadian Issue Silver War Badge. A good example complete with pin numbered to the reverse C60624. VGC WW1 Canadian Machine Gun Corps button by Pitt & Co A good scarce lightly gilded example by Pitt & Co Maddox St. London complete with shank WW1 Captured Imperial German Medical Pouch with Contents. A rare example with a number of contents. The leather is dated 1916 and to the interior of the lid the original paper instruction label. Upon this is faint ink writing stating it was captured on the 31st January 1917 Ypres by Captain C Hartley ???? (Faint) RAMC Attd 15th DIV WW1 Central Force War Service, Home Defence Territorial Force Volunteer Badge. Gilt brass oval design. Blue enamel title ?circlet? surmounted by a Crown with red enamel to the cap. Royal Arms to the centre. Original brooch pin to reverse. VGC WW1 Cheshire Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge A fine die-stamped example on slider. WW1 Cheshire Regiment cap badge by Tiptaft, Birmingham A good die-stamped bi-metal example with maker's name on slider. WW1 Cheshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 621) WW1 Cheshire Regiment Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 3899 Private Ernest Meek Cheshire Regiment. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Special Constabulary Medal (Ernest Meek). The last medal complete with box indicating service with Cheshire Police. Confirmed as being awarded the pair only for Great War service. He was also awarded a Silver War Badge. WW1 Christmas 1914 Cadbury Brothers Gift Tin to the Troops. A very rare example of the tin given by Cadburys. The square tin is decorated with the head and shoulders of King George V. The interior retains original gift card State: Xmas 1914 With hearty Christmas greetings to the wounded soldiers & sailors and with best wishes for their speedy recovery from Cadbury Bros Ltd Borneville. GC slight wear, colours bright Height 1 1/2 inches Width 3 1/2 inches square WW1 City of London National Guard Volunteer Shoulder Title. A good example retaining both loops. GC. City of London National Guard was a WW1 VTC unit raised in the City. WW1 City of London Special Constabulary Watcher Arm Band. An interesting and rare armband believed worn by a Zeppelin and Gotha Bomber Watcher look out. Heavy white canvas material with stenciled letters. The reverse retaining original brass buckle. This is the pattern worn on the 1908 webbing equipment. WW1 City of Westminster Volunteers scarce VTC bronze cap badge. A good example on half round slider. (KK 1661) WW1 cloth combination formation sign. Good rare example attributed to the Lancashire Fusiliers WW1 Contemporay Mounted Miniature Medal Pair. Mounted as worn with original ribbons. GC. WW1 Cornwall Royal Garrison Artillery Group of Three. Awarded to ?321252 Gnr H Rowe RA?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?1398 Gnr RGA?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?321252 Gnr RA?. GC. Gunner Harold Rowe enlisted into the Cornwall RGA on the 13th May 1912 and was a native of Penzance. At the outbreak of the war he was mobilised and volunteered for overseas service. Landing in France with the North Riding Heavy Battery on the 9th August 1915. He was discharged on the 9th December 1918 due to sickness. He is entitled to the SWB WW1 Corps of Military Police GvR brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1031) WW1 Crashed Airship Zeppelin LZ85 souvenir Napkin Ring. A well crafted napkin ring, made from airship alloy in the form of a strap and buckle. Clearly stamped LZ 85 SALONICA 5.5.16. GC. LZ85 was launched on the 12th September 1915. Under the Command of Hptm Scherzer It?s main theatre of Operations was the Eastern Front. It took part in three raids on Salonika, being lost on the 5th May 1916 as a result of enemy action. All the crew were made POWs. WW1 Dated 1914 Pattern Leather Equipment Ammunition Pouch. A very good example of brown grained leather retaining both strap and buckle to the top and full length attachment strap. The latter with 1915 issue stamp and makers details. Complete with both straps and brass studs to the flap. Retains a good shape. GC WW1 DCM, 1914 Star & Bar Miniature Medal Group. This period group remains mounted with original ribbons as worn. GC some age wear to ribbons. WW1 Devonshire Regiment British War Medal. Awarded to \"7637 Pte G.J. Merrifield Devon R\" Contact wear GC. WW1 Devonshire Regiment Medal Pair. A good clean pair awarded to 8027 Pte. H.F. Frewin Devon R. Retining original silk ribbons. GC WW1 Devonshire Regiment Victory Medal & Box. This example was awarded to \"1083 Pte W Smith Devon R\". Complete with original ribbon, forwarding box, envelope for medal and a wedding invitation indicating the recipient came from Dartmouth. Private William Smith was awarded the BWM & VM. He enlisted 7th August 1914 and was discharged in January 1919 having been awarded a Silver War Badge. WW1 Devonshire Regiment Victory Medal. This example was awarded to 20373 Pte J Pearce Devon R. GC. WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal Miniature Medal Group of Five. A good original mounted group, comprising: Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVR). Mounted as originally worn. Pin to rear absent. Mibute moth hole to ribbon WW1 Divisional Brodie B Pattern Helmet. A rare example possibly worn by a soldier of the 1/9th Bn Middlesex Regiment (Waring's Pamphlet No. 2 No. D245). The shell retains the original green painted finish and to each side is painted a Divisional badge of a scarlet and dark yellow square with a dark yellow diamond above. The interior retains oilskin lining, with felt crown pad, tailored without ring indicating a pre 1917 issue. Now with only part of the chinstrap. Untouched original condition. WW1 Dorset National Reserve Badge. A good scarce green enamel example with Ram's head centre by Bliss Bros. Birmingham. Buttonhole fitting to reverse bears issue number. A little service wear and very slight enamel loss. WW1 Dorset National Reserve Gilt & Enamel Lapel Badge by Bliss Bros, Birmingham A scarce original First World War gilt badge, a green enamel circular title around a large ram's head and tri-part scroll "Quod Tuum Tene" (hold on to what is yours). Buttonhole fitting bearing issue number 581. Small chip to enamel about two o'clock WW1 Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 12782 Cpl W J Parrish D of Corn LI. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (Pte) British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose GC. Light stamping to the VM Corporal William J Parrish landed in France on the 23rd May 1915. WW1 Durham Light Infantry Cloth Shoulder Title A good clean example complete with tape to reverse WW1 Durham Light Infantry Other Ranks Trench Cap. This is a good worn example, with full oilskin lining to the interior. Complete with Regimental cap badge and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. Some service wear. GC. WW1 Durham Light Infantry Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 49907 Pte W.R. Burn Durh L.I. VGC. Original unused ribbons WW1 East Kent Regiment Group of Three Awarded to ?G-2170 Pte E.A. Knight E. Kent R?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose GC. Private Knight landed in France on the 31st August 1915 WW1 East Kent Regiment Royal Defence Corps Silver War Badge. This example is complete with pin and numbered to the reverse B59156 GC. Private John Bourne enlisted into the East Kent Regiment and originally served in Persia. He later transferred to the Royal Defence Corps and was discharged on the 29th November 1918 WW1 East Lancashire Regiment Medal Grouping. Awarded to 18451 Pte W Counsell E. Lan R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Silver War Badge (now with replacement pin). Overall GC. Private William Counsell volunteered on the 11th January 1915 and landed in France on the 13th May 1915. He was discharged as a result of wounds on the 13th February 1917. The silver war badge is confirmed on the roll as the one issued to him. WW1 Enlisted, Bristol Citizens Recruiting Committee badge. A scarce cardboard circular badge by Mogridge, Bristol. Original pin back fitting. Minor wear. WW1 Essex Regiment Gallipoli Veteran Casualty 1914/15 Star. Awarded to 2303 PTE C.J. COTTIES ESSEX R. Private Cecil James Cottis was a native of Billericay Essex and landed at Gallipoli with the Essex Regiment on the 12th August 1915, he survived the campaign and in 1918 was serving on the Western Front with the 11th Bn Essex Regiment with the Regimental number 350668, he was Killed in Action on the 17th September 1918. The MIC confirms both Regimental numbers. WW1 Essex Regiment Pair of Medals. British War and Victory Medal awarded to \"36372 Pte A. Bartle Essex R\". GC. Complete with unused original ribbons Private Albert Bartle enlisted on the 13th October 1916. He later served with the Wiltshire Regiment and was discharged in January 1919. Being awarded the Silver War Badge. WW1 Essex Volunteer Regiment Bronzed Cap Badge by Meggy, Thompson & Creasey of Chelmsford. A good example on loops. (KK 1617) WW1 Expeditionary Force Canteens / Army Service Corps Medal Group This example was awarded to Private William Limb Comprising 1914/15 Star (436 Pte W Limb Ex Fce Can), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (A-367627 Pte ASC). Mounted as originally worn. Private Limb is confirmed as serving with both units and landed in France on the 8th June 1915 WW1 Female YMCA Workers British War Medal. A scarce example awarded to E.M. McCall. Near VGC. The MIC confirms that this medal was awarded to Miss Eva M McCall who served with the YMCA at Abbeville. WW1 First Aid Nursing Yeomanry pair of bronze collar badges. A scarce pair complete with loops. GC. The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry was founded in 1907 by Captain E. C. Baker. WW1 Four Wound Stripes Grouping. A scarce example of four bullion wound strips tailored into one panel. These are mounted onto Other Ranks pattern backing cloth. VGC. WW1 French Adrian Pattern helmet Badge. A good example of the Infantry pattern, retaining original blue paint and both blades to the reverse. GC. WW1 French Army Infantry Helmet Badge. A good example retaining most of the original painted finish and complete with blades. WW1 French Artillery Adrian Helmet Badge. Retaining painted finish and two blades. WW1 French Colonial Adrian Helmet Badge. A scarce original example with painted finish. Retaining one blade to the rear. GC. WW1 French Croix de guerre (1914-1916 Reverse) with Palm Leaf. A good clean example. GC WW1 French Infantry Adrian Helmet Badge. Retaining painted finish and two blades. WW1 French Wounded Emergency Fund (FWEF) rare WWI cloth badge. A rare example, now with a few moth nips WW1 Gallipoli Period Officers Gor-Blimey Trench Cap. A very rare light khaki example, tailored with ear and neck flap secured by the correct pattern open press studs, these with the typical brown covering. The chinstrap of matching cloth material. The interior with cotton lining. Overall condition is good, has been worn and now with age wear to the interior. Remains a very good rare display item. Typical design of the early Great War period Gallipoli and Palestine Campaign. WW1 Gaza X British Army / Anzac Trench Map Showing British Positions and had written notes. A rare example published April 1917 at a scale of 1:40.000 and clearly shows British Positions, with their names. The notes indicate British units, water points etc. Near VGC. WW1 Gaza Y British Army / Anzac Trench Map Showing Turkish Positions. A rare example published April 1917 at a scale of !:15.000 and clearly shows Turkish trenches British Positions. Near VGC. WW1 George V Royal Red Cross 2nd Class breast badge. A good George V example, mounted onto original bow and contained in original Garrard & Co leather and velvet lined case. GC slight wear to the case. WW1 German Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants A good clean example with the makers details of R.V.25 Pforzheim. to the reverse GC. WW1 German Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants A good example, stamped to the reverse with a P. GC. WW1 German Gotha Aircraft Fabric. A rare fragment of fabric taken from the Gotha GV 979 which was shot down over Kent on the 19th/20th May 1918. The fabric 7 x 2 inches, retains only fragment of the dark painted finish (see Photograph). Ink inscription "Piece of "Gotha" wing tip fabric brought down during a raid Whit Sunday 1918". GC. From the estate of Lieutenant Stanley Adams a Pilot with the RFC and later RAF. See his medals for biographical details. Gotha GV 979 was shot down and shared by Major Frederick Sowrey in a SE5 of No. 143 Squadron and Lt. Edward Eric Turner and his observer Lt. H.B. Barwise of 141 Squadron flying a Bristol Fighter. Please not the photograph of the crashed Gotha is for interest only and not accompanying the item. WW1 German Prussian Other Ranks Pickelhaube A good example with grey metal fittings. Retaining leather lining to the interior. Fitted with replacement State and National cockades and leather chinstrap. Overall condition is good, with some slight shrinkage to the leather. GC. WW1 German Steel Helmet An example of a Great War German helmet, retaining some of the original painted finish. Lining absent. GC. WW1 Gift Tin From The Colonies. A good clean example of the tin given by the Colonies of Trinidad, Grenada and St Lucia. Originally would have contained chocolate. GC. Minor wear. WW1 Gordon Cloth Shoulder Title A good white on khaki example, broad cloth tape to reverse WW1 Gordon Cloth Shoulder Title A good white on khaki example, broad cloth tape to reverse WW1 Gordon Highlanders British War Medal. Awarded to "2037 Pte W.G. Squires Gordons". GC. WW1 Grenadier Guards Great War 1914 Star group of three. Awarded to \"10958 Private S Harris G. Gds\". Comprising: 1914 Star \"Pte 2: G. Gds\", British War Medal, Victory Medal \"Pte G. Gds\". GC Private Sidney Harris enlisted on the 18th August 1908. He landed in France with the Battalion on the 20th September 1914, returning to Britain in December 1916. After the German March offensive, he was sent to France in April 1918 and remained until November. WW1 Grenadier Guards Officer?s floppy trench cap. A very rare example of an Officer\'s cap of the pattern worn in the front line trenches during WW1. With a bullion flaming grenade regimental device to the front and complete with correct Officer pattern thin brown leather chin strap. The interior with cotton lining, now part shot. The cap with some heavy service wear , also some age wear and moth, not effecting the overall condition. GC. it is more common to find the Guards pattern service dress Cap, with leather and bullion line peak. WW1 Guards Machine Gun Regiment Other Rank's Brass Collar Badges. An extremely rare pair of brass collar badges, retaining four loops to each badge. GC. The GMGR is the only regiment to issue brass collar badges of this pattern to OR's WW1 Guards Machine Gun Regiment Tunic Buttons. A good matching set of four large and four pocket buttons. All complete with shanks GC. WW1 Hampshire Cyclist Bn Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 355553 Pte W.G. Hawkins Hamps R. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Special Constabulary Medal (William G Hawkins). GC. The group is accompanied by a photographic postcard of a Private wearing the cap badge of the Hampshire Cyclist Battalion. Confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only and later served with the KSLI. WW1 Hampshire Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Issue Cap Badge. A good die stamped example on slider. (slight vedigris to top of slider) WW1 Hampshire Regiment Gallipoli Casualty Pair of Medals. Awarded to 15259 Pte F Butler Hamps R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, Victory Medals. Complete with original silk ribbons and forwarding letter for the for the 1914/15 Star. ... Also a religious cross Near VGC. Private Frank Butler was a native of Hartley Wintney Hampshire, and in 1915 was serving with the 2nd Battalion Hampshire Regiment that landed at Gallipoli on the 15th June 1915. He was killed in action on the 29th June 1915 and is commemorated on the Helles Memorial. WW1 Hampshire Regiment Pair of Medals. British War & Victory Medal awarded to \"355772 Pte H.C. Parsons Hamps\" GC. Private Hugh C Parsons is confirmed as receiving BWM & VM only. WW1 Hampshire Regiment Pasir of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 18141 PTE C.E. THOMPSON HAMPS R. Confirmed as being awarded the Pair only. Also served with the Notts & Derby Regiment. WW1 Hawke Bn Royal Naval Division RNVR Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to \"R.1495 F.T. Myall RNVR\". GC. Able Seaman Frederick Thomas Myall a native of Bungay Suffolk, volunteered for service with the RND on the 30th May 1917. He was drafted to Hawke Bn and embarked to France on the 13th August 1917. He was sent back to the UK on the 21st January 1918, suffering from Trench Foot. He rejoined Hawke Bn in France on the 28th June 1918 and was wounded in action on the 21st August 1918, suffering gunshot wounds to the left ankle. After recovering from his wounds he was discharged on the 20th January 1919. WW1 Heavy Section Machine Gun Corps Brass Shoulder Title A rare sheet brass example, retaining both loops. GC. WW1 Herefordshire Regiment / Royal Flying Corps Group of Medals. An unusual grouping awarded to Air Mechanic Albert Stanley Lee, a pre war Territorial with the 1st Bn Herefordshire Regiment, later RFC and RAF. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal \"87325 2.A.M. A.S. Lee RAF\", Silver War Badge \"93727\". The medals are accompanied by a pair of Royal Flying Corps cloth shoulder titles (small moth hole to one). French silver coin ID bracelet. ... Number of Rifle club shooting medals. Photographs and certificates. Private Albert Stanley Lee enlisted into the 1st Bn Herefordshire Regiment on the 23rd January 1911, at the outbreak of the Great War he held the rank of Lance Corporal. However he was discharged on the 20th January 1915 due to illness and was awarded the SWB (number confirmed on the roll). He appears to have then volunteered for service with the RFC and served overseas. WW1 Highland Division Cloth Formation Badge. Pinky red oval with HD to centre. Pile mothed. Service wear. Housed in old buff envelope with ink inscription "Peter's HD (Highland Division) Flash WW1 Highland Light Infantry 1914 Leather Equipment / 1908 Webbing Equipment Large Pack. A very rare good example of the large pack interchangeable with both patterns of equipment. Complete with all brass buckles and both leather straps to the flap. The rear with web tangs fitted with eye holes, this making the pack interchangeable. To the back in pencil faint regimental number \"212021?\" and \"HLI B Coy\". Slight service wear, leather remains supple, one lower leather loop broken. No damage to webbing . WW1 Highland Light Infantry Issue Leather Holster. A scarce brown leather issue holster, tailored with belt loop and buckles to accommodate a sling. Clear issue stamps "H.L.I. 1910". GC leather supple good colour. WW1 Howe Battalion Royal Naval Division OR?s cap badge circa 1916-18. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on loops never fitted with Gaunt plate. (KK 1164) RND wore ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION cap ribbons firstly on navy blue sailor?s hat, then on the khaki sailor?s hat and for a short time on khaki peaked cap until Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916. WW1 Huntingdon Cyclist Battalion brass cap badge . A good die-stamped example on slider. Obverse toned over the years. Huntingdon Cyclist Battalion raised 1914; redesignated 5th Bn. Northamptonshire Regt. 1920. WW1 Huntingdon Cyclist Battalion brass cap badge A fine die-stamped example on slider. (KK 1870) Raised at Northampton 1914; became the 5th Battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment in 1920. WW1 Imperial Camel Corps scarce brass cap badge. A good cast example on loops with blackened title tablet. WW1 Imperial German 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Good example with silvered frame and magnetic iron core. Toned WW1 Imperial German 1917 Egg Grenade. A very good and clean example, stamped to the base "EWK". Fitted with transit plug. UK Sale Only WW1 Imperial German 465th Regiment Shoulder Strap. A good example of the pattern worn on the field grey trench fighting tunic. GC. WW1 Imperial German 465th Regiment Shoulder Strap. A good example of the pattern worn on the field grey trench fighting tunic. GC. Some moth nips to the reverse. WW1 Imperial German Ammunition Pouches. A good matched pair of brown leather pouches, one with faint issue stamp 1916 the other with clear 1914 stamp. Leather remains supple GC. WW1 Imperial German Army Field Glasses Binoculars. A good and scarce late war pair contained in their ersatz case. The binoculars retaining most of the field grey painted finish, leather strap and scarce eye piece cover. The case with original paper instructions to the inside of the lid and leather belt loops. Good clean condition. WW1 Imperial German Baden group of three medals. Comprising: Friedrich II Silver Medal of Merit ... Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants ... small bronze medal for service in the Reserve and Landwehr. Mounted as worn. Generally GC. WW1 Imperial German Baden group of three medals. Friedrich II Silver Medal of Merit ... Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants ... small bronze medal for service in the Reserve and Landwehr. Mounted as worn. WW1 Imperial German Baden Picklehaube Other Ranks Helmet Plate. A good brass example, fitted with screw posts to the reverse. GC WW1 Imperial German Bayonet Knot. A very good example of white and blue wool. Complete with original strap. VGC. WW1 Imperial German Bayonet Knot. A very good example of white wool. Complete with original strap. VGC WW1 Imperial German Black Wound Badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining black painted finish and pin fitting. WW1 Imperial German Black Wound Badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining black painted finish and pin fitting. WW1 Imperial German Gas Mask. A good war souvenir example. The mask with oil cloth face mask, tailored with eye pieces and fitted with removable filter canister. Complete with head straps. Accompanied by original metal carrying tin, this with original web sling. The overall condition is good, oilcloth good, rusting to metal. WW1 Imperial German Honour With Swords. A good example stamped to the reverse R.V. 25 Pfofzheim. GC WW1 Imperial German Honour Without Swords. A good example stamped to the reverse with a D logo and W.D. GC. WW1 Imperial German Iron Cross A good untouched example, retaining original ribbon. The ribbon with original pin as worn. Some signs of rusting GC. WW1 Imperial German Iron Cross 2nd Class & Honour Cross Pair of Medals. These medals remain mounted as originally worn. GC. WW1 Imperial German Iron Cross Group of Three Medals. A good set mounted as worn, the latter medal added at the time. WW1 Imperial German Iron Cross Pair of Medals. Prussian Iron Cross 1914 2nd Class and Cross of Honour 1914-18 with swords for combatants. Mounted as worn. WW1 Imperial German Observers Badge Stick Pin. A scarce example. Silvered crowned wreath of laurel and oak; the rayed centre mounted with red enamel square bearing black and white chequered device. Complete with stick pin. WW1 Imperial German Original Army Group Shot Postcards. Two good snap shot group photographic postcards, showing studies of early WW1 German soldiers. GC. Please note these images are better than they appear on the web site. WW1 Imperial German Original Army Postcards. Two good snap shot photographic postcards, showing studies of early WW1 German soldiers. GC. Please note these images are better than they appear on the web site. WW1 Imperial German Original Army Postcards. Two good snap shot photographic postcards, showing studies of early WW1 German soldiers. GC. Please note these images are better than they appear on the web site. WW1 Imperial German Other Ranks Belt Buckle. A good all brass constructed example. WW1 Imperial German Other Ranks Belt Buckle. A good all brass constructed example. WW1 Imperial German Prussian Belt Clasp. A good one piece steel example. WW1 Imperial German Prussian Jager Zu Pferde Battle Pick up Helmet. A very rare untouched original example, probably a soldiers battlefield pick up. The helmet is complete with original Prussian plate (Head absent), shoulder scales, with leather chinstrap, these retained by original National & State cockades. The interior with leather lining this in very good condition. The helmet has what appears to be shrapnel damage to the back of the helmet, which can also be seen in line with damage to the spike. The skull is with a surface coating of rust, but the helmet remains untouched. WW1 Imperial German Prussian Officer?s Pickelhaube Plate. A very good bright gilt example retaining screw posts and nuts to the reverse. WW1 Imperial German Prussian Other Rank?s helmet plate. A good die struck brass example comprising Crowned Prussian eagle with ?FR? to breast. Tri-part scroll across the outspread wings and breast inscribed ?Mit Gott fur Koenig und Vaterland?. Two loops to reverse. VGC WW1 Imperial German Spoon & Fork. A good clean example of the issue pattern, retaining a large part of the field grey paint finish. WW1 Imperial German Von Hindenburg Cigarette Case. This pressed tin cigarette case is decorated with the head and shoulder portrait of Von Hindenburg. Typical type carried by a German soldier in the trenches. Someway. WW1 Imperial German. Hesse pickelhaube plate. A die-stamped brass example lacking loops. One or two minor fractures not affecting appearance. WW1 Imperial Iron Cross 2nd Class A good example retaining original period ribbon. GC. WW1 Imperial Service Territorial Force, Volunteer Badge. A good example of the Great War Imperial Service nickel badge. Retaining original pin fitting. GC. worn on the uniform above right pocket by Territorial Force Soldiers who had Volunteered for Overseas Service. WW1 Inniskilling Fusiliers 1914 Star Pair of Medals Awarded to 10369 Pte H Miller R Innis Fus. Comprising: 1914 Star (Pte R Innis Fus), British War Medal. GC. Private Henry Miller enlisted in 1912 and landed in France on the 23rd August 1914, he later served with the Northumberland Fusiliers and was discharged with the issue of the Silver War Badge WW1 Irish Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Great War Military Cross winner?s uniform & Cap The uniform is attributed to Major C.A.M Alexander of the 2nd Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Comprising: 1916 pattern shoulder rank tunic (possibly post WW1 tailored), complete with bronze regimental collar badges and buttons. To the left breast medal ribbons of the Military Cross, 1914 Star with rosette, British War Medal,and Victory Medal, with Mention in Despatches emblem. The interior with cotton lining. Overalls retaining tailor?s label ink name and date 14.8.16 Service dress cap fitted with correct WW1 thin brown leather chinstrap. Complete with a silver and gilt regimental badge and buttons. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining. The hat is contained in the original storage tin bearing painted name to the lid. Overall good clean condition, small moth holes to the tunic, and some moth damage to the cap see photographs. Major Charles Adam Murray Alexander MC was born in 1899. A pre war regular soldier he landed in France with the rank of Lieutenant on the 23rd August 1914. He was wounded and Mentioned in Despatches, prior to 1917 when he was awarded the Military Cross. By 1918 he was serving with the rank. He remained with the Regiment in the post war years and wrote the history of the 2nd Bn Inniskilling Fusiliers 1914-1916. He resigned his commission in 1930 and was appointed High Sheriff in 1936 and a Deputy Lieutenant in 1938. He lived at Pomery House County Tyrone Ireland. WW1 Japanese Cased Merit Medal 1914-1920 A very good swiveling example, contained in original balsa case. VGC WW1 June 1918 British Army Trench Fighting Map A good scarce linen back example, this being Map 27 NE (Eastern Half) Edition 1A Local. This map shows the trenches corrected to 11th June 1918 Scale 1:20,000. The map shows the Poperinghe Line, Abeele Line etc. Near VGC. WW1 Kemmel British Army July 1918 Trench Map Showing Details of an Attack. A rare example printed 8th July 1918 at a scale of 1:10.000 and clearly shows German trenches and British Positions. This map also has ink marks indicating a attack North of Kemmel, posibly for the attack which would mark the fifth Battle of Ypres. Near VGC. WW1 Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) bronze button by Firmins & Sons Ld, London A good example complete with shank WW1 King's Liverpool Regiment British War Medal & Victory Medal Pair This pair were awarded to 2075 Pte N.D. Ross L'pool R. GC. Private Ross also served with the Military Foot Police and was awarded the 1914/15 Star. WW1 King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry 1907 SMLE Bayonet. A good example made by Sanderson in May 1915. The pommel with clear Regimental stamp "YLI" indicating King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Complete with original leather and steel scabbard with issue stamps for 1915. Minor wear. WW1 King's Shropshire Light Infantry British Army 1917 pattern trench cap. A very good example of the serge trench cap issued to the British Army. Khaki woolen cloth with full oilskin lining and silver grey cotton sweatband. Complete with KSLI cap badge, General Service buttons and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. A few moth nips, buttons blackened otherwise near VGC. WW1 Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry KOYLI Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of Frederick Walter Marke. This plaque is mounted into a carved oak frame, decorated with the Regimental badge and title. GC. Private Frederick Walter Marke died on the 6th May 1915 and now lies in Havelock Cemetery Middlesex. The 8th Service Battalion was formed at Pontefract in September 1914 and did not land in France until August 1915. This is Pte Marke's only entitlement. WW1 Kings Royal Rifle Corps Griggs Family Memorial Plaques. This pair of Bronze Memorial Plaques are mounted in matching black glazed frames. Named to Walter Albert Griggs and Frederick Albert Griggs. GC. Sergeant Walter Arthur Griggs died in France & Flanders on the 3rd September 1916 whilst serving with the 17th Bn Kings Royal Rifle Corps. Lance Corporal Frederick Albert Griggs died in France & Flanders on the 20th September 1917 whilst serving with the 11th Bn Kings Royal Rifle Corps. WW1 Kings Royal Rifle Corps Officers Medals and Badges. This group was awarded to Captain George Hogarth Slater. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (Lieut K.R.Rif.C), British War Medal, Victory Medal (Capt). The medals are in good condition and remain mounted as originally worn. .... Accompanied by personal ID tags(Capt KRRC). .... Cap Badge boss. .... Buttons. .... Shoulder Titles. GC. Captain George Hogarth Slater was commissioned into the 3rd Bn in September 1914, at this time serving as a Depot Bn at Winchester. He was posted overseas landing in France on the 16th May 1915. He was later awarded the Silver War Badge in 1919. The MIC states entry into France May 1916, this appears to be an error as the 1914/15 Star is clearly shown as issued with reference numbers. His son Wing Commander James Hogarth Slater AFC was shot down and killed when flying a Spitfire of 611 Squadron off the enemy coast in March 1943 WW1 King\'s Dragoon Guards 1916-18 all brass economy cap badge A good die-stamped example on slider WW1 King\'s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Medals. Awarded to \"10086 Sjt H.Stevenson KOYLI\" Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal. GC. The MIC indicates that Sergeant H Stevenson landed in France with the KOYLI on the 15th January 1915, he also served with the Manchester Regiment and Yorkshire Regiment WW1 KOYLI & Labour Corps Silver War Badge. A good example complete with pin and numbered to the reverse B216868. GC. Awarded to Private Frederick Skelton who enlisted on the 2nd September 1914 and landed in France on the 11th September 1915. He later transferred to to the Labour Corps serving with the 536 AG Comp. He was discharged on the 19th February 1919. WW1 Labour Corps British War Medal & Glasgow Envelope. This example was awarded to 160653 Pte A.A. Green Labour Corps. Complete with original ribbon and registered envelope addressed to him then living in Glasgow. Medals VGC. Confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only and only serving with the Labour Corps. WW1 Labour Corps Silver War Badge. A very good example, retaining pin and stamped with the number 455887 GC. Awarded to Private Herbert Edwin Slade who enlisted on the 3rd October 1916 and was discharged on the 23rd April 1919 WW1 Labour Corps Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title. A good worn example, tape to reverse absent. WW1 Lancashire Fusiliers 1917 Pattern Trench Cap. A recently discovered sleepy example of khaki wool material with full black oilskin lining to the interior. Complete with correct thin brown leather chinstrap and what appears to be the original Lancashire Fusilier Cap badge. Good colour match to the brass buckles and buttons of the cap. Small moth hole near unissued condition some storage wear. WW1 Lancashire Fusiliers Officers Tunic A scarce example of the 1916 Shoulder rank pattern tunic, worn by a Lieutenant of the Lancashire Fusiliers during the latter stages of the Great War and the Occupation of German. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons (one button detached). To each shoulder an embroidered Occupation forces divisional badges. To the left breast BWM & VM ribbons and to the cuff a single brass wound badge. The lining with tailors label and ink name this now faint. Overall GC minor age wear. see photogaphs WW1 Leicestershire Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Issue Cap Badge A good die stamped example on slider. WW1 Leinster Regiment Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 3915 Pte J Parker Leins R. GC. Private John Parker landed in France with the Regiment on the 16th March 1915 (Entitled to Star). The MIC indicates he was discharged with the award of the Silver War Badge. WW1 Life Guard Patent Trench Periscope A good example, white metal concertina sides leading to blackened pressed tin ends holding the mirrors. The front with transfer of a shield bearing the maker?s details ?E Duerr & Son Manchester SW?. ?The Life Guard Patent Periscope?. Complete in its canvas transit case. GC Minor wear WW1 Liverpool Pals 1914 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine scarce example depicting the crest of Lord Derby bearing London hallmarks for 1914. Brooched One of these badges was presented by Lord Derby to each man who joined 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King?s Liverpool Regiment before 16th October 1914. WW1 Liverpool Pals brass cap badge, A fine die-stamped example on slider. Worn by 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King?s Liverpool Regiment. WW1 Liverpool Pals Cap Badge. A good brass die-stamped example retaining original slider. VGC. WW1 Liverpool Pals rare 1914 Chester hallmarked silver cap badge by Elkington & Co.. A splendid die-cast example being the crest of Lord Derby on loops with original silver / silver coloured split pin. Bears old parchment label with ink "Badge - his crest- given, by Lord Derby to the L'pool City Battalion (4) - 1914". (KK 1146) With the approval of HM The King, one of these (usually HM London) were presented by Lord Derby to each man who joined before 16th October 1914 WW1 Liverpool Regiment Officers Attributed Marching Compass. A superb Officers private purchase example, retailed through Sinclare Ltd Haymarket London. The brass body retaining original painted finish and lifting sighting glass. Professionally engraved with the owners name W.M. Meredith. Complete with original polished brown leather case, with gilt tooled retailers details VGC. The compass is attributed to Captain William Morris Meredith, who was commissioned into the 1st Bn Liverpool Regiment in 1914 and landed in France with his Battalion on the 13th August 1914. He later served with the 3rd Bn Liverpool Regiment and died in December 1918 as a result of an illness contracted during his war WW1 Liverpool Regiment Pair of Medals & Original Issue Silver War Badge. A good complete grouping awarded to 87556 Pte A J Mann L'pool R. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, mounted as originally worn. Silver War Badge number 425889 Complete with pin. Also a British Legion badge. private Arthur J Mann enlisted in August 1916, he was discharged on the 17th July 1918. The Roll confirms this numbered badge as the one issued to him. WW1 Liverpool Scottish Soldiers Pay Book etc. This grouping is attributed to 110939 Private Ambrose Preston of the Liverpool Scottish. Comprising: Pay Book. ... Certificate of Employment. ... Certificate of Discharge. ... Hand written letter July 1917. ... Snap Shot photograph of him in uniform. .... Four group photographs, three Liverpool Scottish. ... Liverpool Scottish Cap Badge. .. 2 photographs, believed to be his brother T Preston who was Killed in Action September 1917. Overall GC. Private Ambrose Preston enlisted into the Liverpool Scottish on the 10th December 1915, he appears to have been employed as a cook at the Regimental Depot, until July 1918, when he volunteered and qualified as a Bomber. He does not appear to have been posted overseas and was discharged July 1919. WW1 London National Reserve mufti badge, member?s ticket & rulebook A rare combination, comprising: Brass & enamel buttonhole badge JR Gaunt, London. ... Stoke Newington NR member?s ticket to J.B. Swain (number matches badge number) & July 1914 Rule & Regulations booklet (3 items) WW1 London National Reserve mufti badge, member?s ticket & rulebook A rare combination, comprising: Brass & enamel buttonhole badge JR Gaunt, London. ... Stoke Newington NR member?s ticket to J.B. Swain (number matches badge number) & July 1914 Rule & Regulations booklet (3 items) WW1 London Regiment ?London to the Front? Recruiting ?Train Ticket? A rare example This 1915 ticket for the ?British Empire Line? would have been given to young men not wearing the Kings uniform. The reverse with a list of recruiting offices for the 1st 8 battalions of the London Regiment. WW1 Lothians and Border Horse Regimental Pattern Trench Cap. A very good and rare example of the 1917 pattern trench cap with the regimental pattern light blue cap cap band. This fitted with a Regimental device. Complete with correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The interior with oilskin sweatband the linig to the crown has been removed by the original owner. Small amount of wear. WW1 Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Redesignated The Loyal Regiment in 1921 WW1 Machine Gun Corps 12th Division British Army Western Front B Pattern Brodie helmet. A very rare example, worn by a machine gunner of the 12th Eastern Division. The B pattern shell with a green sand mix paint finish. To the front a yellow MGC badge set on a black square. To the back a painted Ace of Spades. The interior with original 2nd pattern lining of oil skin and netting. Complete with contemporary leather strap which has been used as the chin strap. Untouched original dusty condition. The 12th Eastern Division served throughout WW1 on the Western Front. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Battle of the Somme Period A Pattern Brodie Helmet. A rare example of the A pattern raw edge helmet with the original early pattern lining. The shell is painted with a MGC Cap device, this onto a dark green painted finish. One small section has flaked away to reveal the original light green painted finish of the early issue helmet. The interior with the early style oilcloth liner. The helmet is fitted with a replacement leather chinstrap, otherwise a superb untouched example, as worn in the front line. WW1 Machine Gun Corps brass cap badge by BP & Co Ld, B\'ham A good die-stamped brass example on named slider. WW1 Machine Gun Corps brass cap badge. A good example on replaced slider. Some service wear WW1 Machine Gun Corps British War Medal & Shoulder Title. Awarded to 45469 Pte J.A. Jarratt MGC. The brass title complete with loops. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brassl example on slider. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Hampshire Regiment Postcard. A good named example in clean condition. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Medal, Photograph and Cap Badge. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to "132628 Pte E.A. Abbott M.G.C". Accompanied by a brass cap badge, with slider and a photograph of Private Abbott. Private Edgar A Abbott is confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only. WW1 Machine Gun Corps MGC Embroidered Silk Panel. A very good and clean example, single sided. The MGC cap badge picked out in coloured silks, with a decorative lace edge. VGC. Approx size 21 inches. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Officer?s silvered cap badge. A rare die-cast example, retaining all three blades to the reverse. Plating a little worn to parts. GC. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Officers Medal and Silver War Badge. Awarded to Lieut L.E. Harris. British War Medal and Victory Medal accompanied by Silver War Badge number 74450. Complete with pin GC. The British War Medal is officially re-impressed. Lieutenant Lawrence Ernest Harris was commissioned into the Machine Gun Corps landing in France on the 11th September 1916. The number on the reverse of the SWB is confirmed as that issued to Harris. The MIC card has a number of notes stating that his medals were returned and then re-issued. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Pair of Medals. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to 8193 Pte A E Dawes MGC. GC. Pte Dawes is confirmed as being awarded the Pair only, he also saw service with the Royal Fusiliers. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 8193 PTE A. E. DAWES MGC. Private Albert E Dawes is confirmed as being awarded the pair only. He saw service with the Royal Fusiliers before transferring to the MGC. WW1 Machine Gun Corps personalized Cap Badge & Collar Badge. An example of the cap badge with name to the slider of \"J.Cole\". ... Accompanied by an MGC Shoulder Title. GC Please note cap badge damaged to one barrel. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Silver War Badge. This badge is numbered 318981. Complete with pin. Awarded to Pte Willerhan Harris who enlisted on the 3rd December 1915 and was discharged following overseas service on the 22nd January 1918. WW1 Machine Gun Corps Small Brass Shoulder Title A good example retaining both loops. WW1 Machine Gun Guards 1917-18 white metal OR?s cap star. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider. Five pointed star with circlet inscribed ?Quinque juncta in uno 1916?. To the centre a crowned GMG cypher; the principal points of the star in the form of a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. (KK 923). Redesignated 8th May 1918 as Guards Machine Gun Regiment WW1 Machine Gunner Qualification Brass Badge. A good two part example, retaining original backing plate. GC. WW1 Manchester Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 677) WW1 Manchester Regiment Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to \"52795 Pte J Wilson Manch R\". Retaining original ribbons, these with some age wear GC. WW1 Manchester Regiment Pair of Medals. British War Medal & Victory Medal awarded to 47403 Pte H. Dean Manch R. GC. Private Henry Dean is confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM Only WW1 Manchester Regiment Victory Medal. Awarded to 44798 Pte W.G. Thompson Manc R. Some contact marks. WW1 Masonic Peace Medal. This example retaining original ribbon and pin fitting. WW1 May 1918 British Army Trench Fighting Map A good scarce example, this being Map 36A NE (Eastern Half) Edition 7A Local. This map shows the trenches corrected to 22nd May 1918 Scale 1:20,000. The map shows the Le Motte Switch Reserve Line etc. Near VGC. WW1 Medal Ribbons on Tailors Card. A very good example for of the medal ribbons for a trio. with original card backing. WW1 Medals of Gunner Harold Willcock, 10th Bn. Tank Corps A scarce grouping of medals and ephemera relating to Gunner Harold Willcock who enlisted into the Royal Artillery then transferred to 10th Bn. Tank Corps. British War and Victory Medals "161827 Gnr. H. Willcock, R.A." ... Defence Medal in named box of issue ... WW1 ID dog tags impressed 112752 Willcock H TC CE" ... WW1 medal forwarding card (Tank Corps) ... 78th Lancs HG membership certificate plus other ephemera. Gunner Harold Willcock was a native of Warrington Lancashire, at the time of his enlistment his trade was given as a painter and decorator. He enlisted into the Royal Field Artillery on the 14th October 1916. He landed in France in March 1917 and was originally transferred to the TF Reserve depot . He transferred to the Tank Corps on the 11th August 1917 and after a training course at Wrexham was posted to the 10th Battalion TC. He returned to UK in January 1919 for demob. The award to the BWM & VM only is confirmed as well as both Regimental numbers. He was awarded his medals by the 66th Bde RFA and signed receipt of the Medals as Tank Corps. During WW2 he volunteered for Home Guard Service serving with the 78th (Warrington) Bn Home Guard, serving with A Company. WW1 Memorial Plaque Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Herbert William Saunders? GC. WW1 Memorial Plaque Card Envelope & Buckingham Palace Letter. A good example in clean condition. GC. WW1 Memorial Plaque Card Envelope & Buckingham Palace Letter. A good example in clean condition. GC. WW1 Memorial Plaque Card Envelope & Buckingham Palace Letter. A good example WW1 Memorial Plaque, Card Cover & Buckingham Palace Letter Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of ?Charles Lawson? for his country. GC .... The plaque is accompanied by original card cover and Buckingham Palace forwarding letter. GC. WW1 Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of \"Joseph Gaskell\". GC hole at 12 o\'clock position. WW1 Mercantile Marine Cooks Group of Three Medals. Awarded to ?A.E. McKillop CK MFA? Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?CK MFA?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?CK MFA?. Mounted as originally worn. Attributed to Albert Edward McKillop who was born at Chatham in 1885. The rank CK indicating Cook WW1 Mercantile Marine Medal A good example awarded to ?Phillip Mac Goldrick? GC Phillip MacGoldrick was a native of Liverpool born in 1874 WW1 Mercantile Marine Medal. A good example awarded to Thomas A Abbott. GC. Thomas Arthur Abbott was born in London in 1899. WW1 Mercantile Marine Medal. A good example awarded to William Turnball. GC. WW1 Mercantile Marine Medal. Awarded to James Steel. GC. WW1 Mercantile Marine Medal. Awarded to John J Henderson. WW1 Mercantile Marine Pair of Medals with Original Envelopes. Awarded to Leonard Osborn. Comprising British War Medal and Mercantile Marine Medal. Complete with original rare printed envelopes for each medal. GC. WW1 Merchant Navy Officers Torpedo Badge & Second Award Bar. A scarce example, gold bullion embroidered torpedo against a dark navy blue material backing. .... Accompanied by a bullion bar indicating sunk on a second occasion. .... Complete with original envelope of issue. WW1 Metropolitan Special Constabulary, London Police Reserve Badge by W.O.Lewis Howards St Birmingham. A good First World War large bronzed badge on original round buttonhole fitting. Crowned title circlet with Royal Arms to centre, the reverse with maker's details. Height 49mm WW1 MGC Machine Gun Corps Cloth Pagri Badge Vertically divided yellow and green diamond bearing white embroidered ?M.G.C.? moth damage. WW1 Middlesex Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Cap Badge by Frederick Narborough A good die-stamped example on slider stamped "FN Bham". WW1 Middlesex Regiment 1916 brass economy cap badge . Good die-stamped issue on slider. WW1 Middlesex Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example, retaining slider WW1 Middlesex Regiment Other Ranks Trench Cap. A very good example of the khaki wool trench cap complete with correct pattern thin brown leather chinstrap, General Service buttons and Cap Badge. The interior with black oilskin lining to the crown and with silver grey wool material lining. VGC. The cap has been stored folded as can be seen on the photograph. WW1 Middlesex Regiment Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to "292617 Pte D Pemberton Middx R". GC. Pte Daniel Pemberton received the BWM & VM only. WW1 Military Cross & Bar 1914 Star Group of miniature Medals. A good contemporary mounted set of original miniature medals as worn. GC WW1 Military Issue Map June 1918 A scarce example bearing the title Fere-En-Tardenois. Scale 1:20,000. GC has been used. Appears to show positions including airfields etc. WW1 Military Provost Staff Corps Meritorious Service Medal A rare example of the award to "W-1787 S. Mjr S. McGready MPSC". GC. Sergeant Major Samuel McGready was awarded the MSM London Gazette 3rd June 1919. The MSM index card indicates Home Service Eastern Command. No MIC for WW1 medals has been located, it is presumed to be his sole entitlement. The MSM also lists Feltham, a German POW camp was located at this location. WW1 Military style ?Bombay Bowler? foreign service helmet. A good quilted example. The interior retains with leather sweatband and cream pleated cotton lining, this with an Indian Tailor\'s stamp, bearing a Victorian Royal Coat of Arms. Complete with full length leather strap, which goes over the top of the helmet. Remains in good condition with a little service wear and dusty. WW1 Miniature Medal Group of Three Medals. A good example of a 1914/15 trio, retaining original silk ribbons and mounted as originally worn. GC. WW1 Miniature Medal Group. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal. Mounted as originally worn. GC. WW1 Monmouthshire Regiment Medal Pair. Awarded to 2099 PTE J KEENAN MONMOUTH R. Confirmed awarded pair only. WW1 MOTOR MACHINE / GUNS rare WW1 cloth title. A fine example. Red serif letters embroidered on khaki WW1 Motor Machine Guns Officer's OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good rare cast example on three blades. WW1 New Zealand Engineers Attributed Issue Compass A good issue example, engraved with the name W.F. Dennan NE Force. GC. William F Dennan is confirmed as serving with the New Zealand Engineers, enlisting on the 30th November 1914 and being discharged on the 26th February 1917. WW1 New Zealand Machine Gunners Proficiency Badge. A scarce cast brass example, retaining loops to the reverse. WW1 Norfolk Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider. WW1 Norfolk Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped example on slide. WW1 Norfolk Regiment bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 Norfolk Regiment Other Ranks 1902 Pattern Tunic. A very good untouched example of the regulation pattern. Tailored with two pleates, below the stand and fall collar. Complete with both Norfolk Shoulder titles and buttons. To the left cuff six brass wound stripes and complete with Sergeant chevrons. The interior with part paper label. Very clean condition with one moth hole to the inside of the left arm. Near VGC. Provenance: This tunic originally surfaced in a general sale in Norwich in the late 1980s and was sold with the owners WW2 Home Guard Battledress. I originally acquired the tunic shortly after that auction and sold it. I repurchased the tunic in 1995. At no time have any additions being made and I am confidant that the original owner was very lucky and survived six wounds at the front. WW1 Norfolk Regiment Pair of Medals. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to 2569 A. Cpl C.S.B. Cooper Nor. R. GC. ... Accompanied by a uniform ribbon bar. .... Also an ID badge for Mr Cooper when attending The International Water Supply Congress London 1955 (pin missing). Confirmed awarded Pair only. WW1 Norrwich City Volunteers mufti badge. A Crowned shield charged with Arms of Norwich and ?2257?. Stout pagri style pin to reverse. WW1 North Somerset Yeomanry Brass Shoulder Titles. A good matching pair as worn brass "N.Somerset". Retaining loops. GC. WW1 North Staffordshire Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped example on slider WW1 Northamptonshire Regiment Casualty Memorial Plaque & Victory Medal. Comprising: Victory Medal (37204 Pte G.H. Wainwright), and Bronze Memorial Plaque "George Henry Wainwright, this mounted into a circular wood frame with floral decoration. GC. Private George Henry Wainwright was awarded the British War Medal and Victory Medal. He embarked to France with the Northamptonshire Regiment and transferred to the Labour Corps. He died of wounds on the 19th September 1917. WW1 Northamptonshire Regiment Victory Medal. Awarded to 38863 PTE G.B. GREEN NORTH'N R. With original ribbon. Confirmed awarded the BWM & VM WW1 Northamptosnshire Regiment & Worcestershire Regiment Officer's Family Medals. A scarce combination comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal "2 Lieut B.G. Segar", accompanied by a silver ID bracelet engraved "2nd Lieut B.G. Segar RC 3rd Northants". GC. .... Accompanied by a British War Medal "2 Lieut R. Segar". GC. Second Lieutenant B.G. Segar was commissioned into the Northamptonshire Regiment and landed in France on the 28th September 1916, he was awarded the Silver War Badge and at the end of the war was living at 101 Woodstock Road Oxford. .... Second Lieutenant Robert Segar was commissioned into the Worcestershire Regiment and later was transfered to the General List. His MID confirms the award of the BWM only and he was also awarded the Silver War Badge. At the end of the war his address is given as 90 High Street Oxford WW1 Northern Cyclist Lapel Badge A scarce example on shaped buttonhole slider. Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers; redesignated Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910 at Newcastle-on-Tyne. 1920 transferred RGA. WW1 Northern Cyclist Lapel Badge A very scarce example on shaped buttonhole slider. Formed in 1908 as 8th (Cyclist) Bn Northumberland Fusiliers; redesignated Northern Cyclist Battalion in 1910 at Newcastle-on-Tyne. 1920 transferred RGA. WW1 Northumberland Fusiliers / Motor Machine Gun Corps Military Cross Group of Medals. This group was awarded to Captain Edwin Oscar Mason, who was originally commissioned into the 14th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers. Comprising: Military Cross, 1914/15 Star, (Lieut E O Mason Northd Fus), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (Capt), MID Oak Leaf. GC mounted as originally worn. Captain Edwin Oscar Mason was commissioned in September 1914 into the 14th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and landed in France on the 9th September 1915. He transferred to the MMGS and later MGC. He was awarded the Military Cross (LG 26/8/1918) and is shown as MGC attd M Bty. In 1921 he resigned his commission, his unit given as Machine Gun Corps Motors and appears to have transferred to the Royal Tank Corps and was appointed a Captain in 1925. In 1928 he transferred to the Malay States Volunteer Rifles. WW1 Northumberland Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 Notts & Derby Officer\'s Wolseley Pattern Foreign Service Helmet A superb WW1 period, 1920's period Officer's helmet, khaki cloth material with seven folded pagri and leather trim to the edge. To the front a OSD Bronze Officer's regimental cap badge on blades. The interior is with leather sweatband. VGC no damage to the cork. WW1 Notts & Derby Regiment Floppy Officers Trench Cap. A good example, with Notts & Derby Regiment Bronze OSD Cap Badge and fitted with the correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The interior with cotton sweatband and cotton lining, this with a small amount of wear. Overall GC few small moth nips. WW1 Notts & Derby Regiment Medal Group, Silver War Badge and Ephemera. This grouping of items were awarded to 13554 Lance Corporal Arthur Dashper. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal \"Pte Notts & Derby R\", Special Constabulary Medal (GVIR) \"Arthur Dashper\" Medals loose GC. .... Silver War Badge \"39451\", with original numbered certificate. ... Discharge certificate... Army Form 2067. ... Princess Mary Gift Tin and 1914 Christmas Card. Overall GC. Private Arthur Daspher was born in Bicester Oxfordshire and volunteered on the 26th August 1914. After a very short time of training he embarked to France with the BEF on the 16th December 1914. He was wounded in November 1916 and returned to England having been promoted to Lance Corporal he was discharged on the 2nd April 1917 as no longer fit for service. The Form 2067 states Wounded. WW1 Notts & Derby Regiment RASC Long Service Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Staff Sergeant William C Topliss, who served during the Great War with the Notts & Derby Regiment and later the RASC. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal ?106243 Pte Notts & Derby R?, Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVIR) ?S-12571 S.Sjt RASC?. Mounted as originally worn, slight contact marks. Staff Sergeant Topliss also served with the Liverpool Regiment during the Great War. WW1 NZ Rifle Brigade Reinforcements bronze cap badge. Retaining Two Loops to the reverse GC WW1 Officer's leather whistle strap, A good brown leather example. Some service wear. WW1 Officers Pattern Thin Brown Leather Chin Strap. A very good and rare example, this being the correct thin pattern soft brown leather. Has been used GC. WW1 Officers Private Purchase Medical Kit By the Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd. A rare and very good Officers medical set, each tube except one with original label explaining the contents. Contained in original leather case, with gilt embossed retailors details. Also present leather wallet with plasters. VGC. sold as a historical item only. WW1 Officers Sam Browne Belt and Leather Gaiters A good example of the regulation Sam Browne belt supple brown leather with single cross strap and fitted with sword frog. The inside with faint name "Leut Rees". GC. ... Accompanied by a pair of polished brown leather gaiters. GC used condition. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 Officers Signalling Torch. A rare example of the Officers pattern trench torch, this example with the scarce feature of rotating coloured lenses. Complete with original polished brown leather case. Minor age wear GC. WW1 Officers South African Victory Medal. Awarded to LT E.C. SCRUBY". Served with the South African Infantry Lt August 1918. WW1 Officers Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A scarce khaki cloth example with eight fold pagri The interior is with leather sweatband, this with net edging. The helmet with some service wear and now with damage to the cork skull, to the crown. See photographs. WW1 ORIGINAL 29th Divisional Artillery War Record & Honours Book 1915-1918. A scarce original soft back copy printed in 1921. Contains citations for awards large number of Rolls including casualties and wounded. Clean condition. WW1 Original Trench Cap Leather Chinstrap. A scarce example of the WW1 pattern thin leather chin strap. Complete with brass buckles and both button holes undamaged. Slight wear, leather remains supple. GC. WW1 Original Trench Cap Thin Brown Leather Chinstrap. A rare example of the correct thin brown leather chinstrap worn with the soft trench caps. Complete with brass buckles, leather supple, one small nip to the rear strap, otherwise near VGC. WW1 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Officer\'s 1918 silver hallmarked cap badge. A fine example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt & Son) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Silver strung bugle horn; two loops to reverse replaced by brooch pin. WW1 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to \"22736 Pte A.A. Turner Oxf & Bucks L I\". Accompanied by a 1916 Sports Medal named to Pte Turner whilst serving with the 8th Reserve Infantry Brigade. Also two poems, ditties of Army life. GC. WW1 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Pair of Medals. Awarded to 45961 Pte G.A. Woodbridge Ox & Bucks L.I.. GC. WW1 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Pair of Officer\'s Uniforms. A rare pair worn by a Second Lieutenant of the Regiment. Comprising: Officer\'s cuff rank tunic, the cuff with pips and lace representing a Second Lieutenant. Complete with regimental pattern collar badges. The interior tailored with part lining. The tunic with mothing, particularly to the lower right pocket, within the fold. not effecting the exterior overall appearance, but visible inside the tunic. Also moth damage to one arm pit. Officer\'s 1916 shoulder rank pattern Trench fighting Tunic. This very rare example is complete with a Divisional badge to the left sleeve of an inverted Triangle, lower section green, upper white. Also to the shoulder straps green bars, these complemented by Second Lieutenant bronze rank Stars. Tailored with original plain leather buttons, the collar badges appear to have been removed. The interior tailored with part lining. The tunic with some mothing, with service wear and age damage to the right elbow, moth hole to right shoulder and overall small peppering. The interior with moth damage. The overall appearance remains good. The tunics are unnamed, but worn by the same Officer. PLEASE NOTE Belt not included display only. WW1 Pair of Territorial Officer\'s Shoulder Straps. A scarce pair of pre / early WW1 period Officer\'s greatcoat epaulettes. of a Lieutenant Colonel, Retaining original insignia and red edging. GC. WW1 Part of a Silk Parachute Canopy This is just a fragment of white silk removed from a parachute, WW2 period. No cords. WW1 Patriotic Ypres Silk Cushion. This fine silk cushion is decorated in an image of the famous Cloth Hall at Ypres in flames. Edged with fine quality lace. GC but with some age wear and marks. Overall Approx Size 26 x 26 inches. WW1 Pattern British Army Officers Boots. A very good pair of brown leather boots of the correct pattern for the Great War. These tailored with laces only. The boots have been worn, but remain in good condition and are complete with original wooden trees. Please note heavy item for posting. Sold as a historical collectors item only WW1 Pattern 1903 Cavalry Equipment Leather Holster. A good example of polished brown leather. Complete with belt loop and WD issue stamp. VGC. WW1 Pattern 1908 Pattern Webbing Bayonet Frog. A good clean example retaining strap to the reverse. GC. Clean condition some service wear and faint issue stamps to the reverse. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Belt 3rd Bn Grenadier Guards A good clean example of the webbing belt, retaining brass mounts and rear straps. The interior with faint issue stamps and clear "3 GG" (3rd Bn Grenadier Guards) Stamp. The belt appears to be Large size stamped with an L. GC. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Belt. A good example made by the Mills Equipment Company. This example size medium with issue date 1919. Has been blancoed GC. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Equipment Bayonet Frog. A good blancoed example. GC. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Pair of Ammunition Pouches A very good pair of matched unblancoed pouches, remaining in original condition. One strap dated 1919, the other 1940. Very clean VGC. A rare find in original state as issued. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Pair of Ammunition Pouches A good matched pair, these have been blancoed, and require cleaning, otherwise GC, one popper A/F WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Pair of Ammunition Pouches A matched pair, these have been blancoed, and require cleaning, Not a good colour match, one pouch with one popper A/f. WW1 Pattern 1908 Webbing Water bottle & Carrier. A good clean example, the carrier with faint issue stamps and date 191? (possibly 1918 or 1919". Complete with brass press stud. Accompanied by the correct period pattern blue enamel bottle, with felt covering. Now with a name to the carrier (see photograph), otherwise a Very Good example of the type. WW1 Pattern Australian Other Ranks Single Breasted Great Coat. This pattern was worn during both WW1 and WW2. Single breasted with waist pockets and complete with original plain buttons. VGC clean condition. WW1 Pattern British Army D Shape Mess Tin. A good example of the type, Faint post war issue date to the reverse. Complete with original carrying handle. Overall GC some surface rust. WW1 Pattern British Army Other Ranks Puttees. A good pair of khaki wool complete with ties. Retain a good colour, few moth holes to the outer end, other wise GC clean condition. Full length. WW1 Pattern British Army Pattern Entrenching Tool. A good example, of the standard pattern carried by troops during the Great War. The shovel head with makers name Chilington (undated). The wooden shaft is of the correct pattern with straight cut end. Has been used GC. WW1 Pattern British Light Infantry Regiments / Indian Army Officers Boots. A superb and scarce pair of black leather boots of the correct pattern for the Great War. These tailored with laces only. The boots have been worn, but remain in very good condition and are complete with original wooden trees. The size is about 10-11 UK (Please note sold as a historical collectors item only) Black boots worn by a number of Indian Army Regiments and Light Infantry Regiments of the British Army. WW1 Pattern British Officers Map Case. A good clean example with two sections for maps and flap with pencils. Complete with the main leather strap and brass spring clip for attachment to the Sam Brown Belt. Overall GC one strap and popper absent, with post WW1 inscription to the inside. WW1 Pattern British Officers Sam Browne Sword Frog. A good brown leather example of the standard pattern GC leather supple. WW1 Pattern British Officers Whistle and Leather Strap. A good clean Officers private purchase example, complete with original leather strap. The whistle is undated and without WD stamp. WW1 Pattern D Shape Mess Tin. A good clean example of the WW1 pattern, this tin with makers date of 1935. GC. WW1 Pattern General Service Pocket Size Button. An original card of 24 General Service Buttons. Pocket size also suitable for KD uniform. VGC WW1 Pattern Highland Regiment Kilt Cover. This is the apron pattern tailored with a front pocket. Khaki cotton material, retaining ties. Minor service wear VGC. This pattern remained an issue item until the early part of WW2. WW1 Pattern Indian Medical Service Personal First Aid Dressing. This is the WW1 pattern, but was carried during the early part of WW2. Small size to fit into the field dressing pocket of the uniform. Unopened Good clean condition. WW1 Pattern Khaki Wool Knitted Balaclava A god thick wool knitted example, typical of the type worn by British Troops in the front line. One or two holes, not effecting the overall appearance. GC. Clean condition. WW1 Pattern Khaki Wool Knitted Balaclava A good wool knitted example, typical of the type worn by British Troops in the front line. This example with no moth remains in very good clean condition. WW1 Pattern Nurses Dress & Apron. This is the WW1 pattern, the dress of grey full length material tailors with shoulder straps and pearl buttons. ... Accompanied by the correct shoulder strap white apron, embroidered with the Cross of St John. Minor age wear, near VGC. Clean condition. WW1 Pattern Officer's Breeches. A good clean pair of Officer's style breeches, suitable to be displayed with a Cuff or shoulder rank tunic. Light coloured material with lace ankles. GC Moth free clean. WW1 Pattern Officer's Sam Browne Belt Equipment Side Bag. A good used example of canvas and leather. Complete with sling. The inside of the flap with ink name K.R. Kemp. Also an old address label. GC some service wear. WW1 Pattern Officers Sam Browne Equipment Side Bag. A good period example of canvas with leather base section. Complete with original detachable shoulder strap. The interior with divider and ink makers stamp with the date 1919. This example tailored with a outer pocket and a small additional pocket to the side. Minor age wear and stitching fault to the side pocket. Complete with all buttons. GC. WW1 Pattern Officers Trench Torch A good example of the Orilux torch, contained in original polished brown leather case. The interior of the lid with the ink name of Beaumont-Edwards. Chips to the bulls eye glass otherwise GC. WW1 Pattern Officers Trench Torch A good example of the Orilux torch, contained in original polished brown leather case. Minor service wear. GC. WW1 Pattern Officers Trench Torch A good example, contained in original polished brown leather case. Minor service wear. Near VGC. WW1 Pattern Officers Trench Whistle & Lanyard. A good example of the tubular pattern whistle (Unmarked), fitted onto a thin khaki cord lanyard with spring clip. GC slight wear. WW1 Pattern Officers Waterbottle. A good alloy example retaining original green felt covering.Fitted with the correct long leather strap / sling. Clean condition, small number of moth nips. GC WW1 Pattern Officers Waterbottle. A good alloy example retaining original green felt covering. Now fitted with a short leather strap / sling. Very clean condition, one or two very small moth holes. GC. WW1 Pattern Red Cross Nurse\'s Uniform A good near complete example of the pattern worn in the Great War. Comprising: blue ankle length dress, white cotton collar, white cotton cuffs. Correct pattern shoulder strap apron with red cross and also white cotton cap, again with red cross. Has been worn GC. WW1 Pattern Royal Flying Corps Flying Coat. A very rare and good example of soft brown leather popular with the pilots and observers of the RFC and early RAF. This example is double breasted with horn buttons and tailored with two waist pockets. Retaining original matching leather belt, but buckle is now absent. The interior with blanket lining and cotton lining upper section. The overall condition is good, the leather supple. Scuffs to leather on right elbow and stitching fault to the back of the collar (see photograph). WW1 Pattern Royal Flying Corps RFC Early RAF Flying Coat. A good example of the heavy weight light brown Officer private purchase flying coat. Light brown leather typical of the colour used by the RFC. Tailored double breasted with waist pockets. The interior with 1/4 cotton and 3/4 heavy wool lining. The lining with a name tag of "Ronald Southey". Complete with waistbelt. buckle absent. The overall condition is good, some fading in parts to the colour. One small rip front lower flap and stitching faults to the collar. Otherwise a Good display item. WW1 Pattern Royal Flying Corps RFC Flying Gauntlets A good and rare pair retailed through Harrods of London. Soft brown tan leather typical of style found of flying clothing of the RFC, RNAS and early RAF. The gauntlets backed with thick fur. The interior lined in white lambs wool and retaining Harrods label and name tag Bullock. The overall condition is good stitching faults to left thumb (see picture), leather retains supple and soft. These are mens size gloves. WW1 Pattern WD Issue Officer's Hudson Whistle. This being the Metropolitan pattern of Hudson whistle, with WD Arrow stamp, undated. WW1 Period 1903 Cavalry Pattern Belt. A very good example of brown leather with brass buckle. Approx length 50 inches. This example is undated. WW1 Period 1905 Dated British Army Officers Trench Whistle A good example of the Hudson pattern, with scarce 1905 date GC. WW1 Period 1907 Hooked Quillion Bayonet. A good and scarce original untouched example, made by Sanderson March 1907.The forte of the blade with various issue stamps and to the pommel Regimental Stampings. (not clear see photograph). Complete with leather and steel mounted scabbard the top mount stamped RE in a circle. The blade with some staining and pitting, woodwork dry. Confirmation of age required over 18 years old WW1 Period 1907 Pattern Bayonet. A good clean example, the blade with issue stamp for 1917. Complete with leather and steel mounted scabbard. GC. Confirmation of age required over 18 years old WW1 Period 1908 Pattern Webbing Large Pack Straps. A good used pair, retaining buckles and brass tips. Faint WD issue stamps and date 1919. GC. good matching colour WW1 Period 1908 Webbing Bayonet Frog. A good example, strap to rear removed. WW1 Period 1st Bn Coldstream Guards Soldiers Housewife A good clean example, with stenciled service number 28965 (indicating WW1 period issue), also with later issue number. .... Accompanied by two boot brushes undated and unused. GC. WW1 Period Abdulla Cigarettes In Unopened Tin. A scarce unoped tin of cigarettes, retaining original paper cover and Egypt custom stamp. Clean condition. The label shows the headquarters address as 173 New Bond Street indicating post 1917. WW1 Period British Army Issue Wolseley Pattern Foreign Service Helmet. A good example of the Wolseley pattern, with wide nine fold pagri. Complete with leather sweatband and chinstrap. The interior lining with the correct style WD issue stamp for the Great War. Minor storage wear, there appears to be no major damage to the cork shell. WW1 Period British Merchant Navy Officers Cap Badge & Band. The small size of this badge would indicate a Great War period example. Complete with original mohair cap band. GC. Minor wear. WW1 Period British Officer's / NCO's Holster. A good brown leather issue holster, tailored with buckles. GC leather supple good colour. WW1 Period British Officers Boot Spurs. A good pair retaining leather straps and leather tang. Worn on the field service boots. GC Leather supple. WW1 Period British Officers Leather Holster. An unusual example, tailored with ammunition loops. The reverse with leather loop and the addition of straps with brass spring clips. Leather good GC. WW1 Period British Officers Map Case and Issue Map. A good a scarce example of a two fold map case. Khaki canvas retaining leather attachment strap with brass spring clip. Within the case an original 1916 issue map Hazebrouck. Minor service wear GC. WW1 Period British Officers Map Case. A good and scarce full leather version, which folds out to three sections. Fitted with correct period open style poppers. Retaining V strap and spring clip for fixing to the Sam Brown belt and also a full sling. Leather retains a good colour and is supple. celluloid panels with some age damage. GC. WW1 Period British Officers Private Purchase Back Pack. A scarce example of rubberized material, fitted with a pair of shoulder straps and an exterior rear pocket. GC. WW1 Period British Officers Private Purchase Brass Compass. This example was carried by Captain Simpson Shepherd a Royal Engineers Tunnelling Officer. Brass body with fip lid. GC. See Captain Shepherds tunic for biographical details. WW1 Period British Officers Spurs & Leather Straps. A good worn pair, complete with original polished brown leather straps. GC WW1 Period British Royal Flying Corps / Royal Naval Air Service Flechette Dart. A good scarce example GC. WW1 Period British Royal Flying Corps / Royal Naval Air Service Flechette Dart. A good scarce example GC. WW1 Period Case for a MBE (Military) Order. Original leather case with gilt tooling to the lid M.B.E. Mily. The interior with the name Garrard & Co. Minor wear GC. WW1 Period Coldstream Guards Officer\'s Khaki Servicedress Cap. A very rare example of the Foot Guards pattern cap adopted during the Great War. Khaki cloth, with black mohair cap band mounted with a silvered Regimental device. The black leather peak with a row of gold bullion. The interior with leather sweatband and gold tooled tailor\'s details of Edward Smith of London. Also with gold letters \"G.G.B.\". Overall GC some slight age wear and small amount of congealing to chinstrap. WW1 Period Double Brace Sam Browne Belt A rare example, having a double brace strap and the unusual feature of a large square brass buckle. This buckle style is repeated to the brace straps. Complete with brass attachment loops. Overall GC leather a good colour and supple. WW1 Period Durham Light Infantry Pagri Cloth Ribbon Badge This ribbon badge of the Regimental Colours. GC has been worn. Worn by Lieut W.J. Colborne. WW1 Period First Life Guards Officer\'s OSD Cap Badge. A good die-cast bronze example complete with blades. WW1 Period General Service Corps Cap Badge A good die-stamped heavily toned brass example on slider. WW1 Period Gordon Highlanders Other Ranks Glengarry A period example, with black leather binding and to the interior wax cotton lining. Complete with original cap badge and with both silk tails one now detached but present. Age wear to tails, untouched condition. WW1 Period Inniskilling Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good bi-metal example on original slider. WW1 Period King's Shropshire Light Infantry KSLI Officer Cap. A good clean example, retaining KSLI OSD Cap Badge, black rifle pattern buttons and thin black leather chinstrap. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining. Minor wear, small brake to the chinstrap near button. WW1 Period Lovat Scouts Cap Badge. A very good die-stamped white metal example on loops. WW1 Period Monmouthshire Regiment Soldiers ID Bracelet This is a silver plated example engraved Pte D.J.S. Bevan 59879 Baptist 1st Mons Regt. WW1 Period Norfolk Regiment Officer's Tunic. This example was worn by Second Lieutenant Sydney Charles Ward, who served in the ranks of the Norfolk Regiment, being wounded on three occasions. The 1916 pattern shoulder rank tunic retains to the cuff three bullion wound stripes and four overseas inverted chevrons, one being red to indicate 1914. To the left breast the 1914 Star ribbon and Italian War medal ribbon. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons. The lining with a tailors label and ink name Ward S.C. The tunic is in untouched sleepy condition, some small moth holes not effecting the overall appearance. Buttons dulled, two detached but present. Second Lieutenant Sydney Charles War served in the Ranks of the Norfolk Regiment landing in France on the 16th August 1914, he is entitled to the clasp on the 1914 Star. With the rank of Sergeant he was put forward for a Commission and attended the 24 OCT and was commissioned into the Norfolk Regiment on the 17th March 1919. WW1 Period North Somerset Yeomanry OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good example, retaining both blades to the reverse (folded over). WW1 Period Officer's Large Map Case. An unusual large example of canvas material, made with pockets to the front and back. This example with an unusual double carrying strap arrangement. Has been used GC. WW1 Period Officer's Trench Wrist Watch. Silver plated case, retaining original brown leather wrist strap. Please note this watch is in relic condition, but would be suitable as a display item, possibly restoration project. WW1 Period Officer's Trench Wrist Watch. A typical example of the type purchased by Officers during the Great War. Clear white enamel face with possibly a silver case. Complete with leather strap. The watch appears to be in good working condition. Dial Diameter 3.5cm This watch is in good running order, but is sold as a Historical Item as fond WW1 Period Officers Sam Browne Equipment Torch. This example is possibly pre Great War, being slightly smaller than the usual. Dark brown leather cover and retaining belt loop to the reverse with impressed maker's details. Some service wear to the leather cover. GC. WW1 Period Officers Style Wrist Watch. This a silver cased example of the style of wrist watch typically worn as a private purchase item by Officers. Retaining original thin leather strap. Dia of silver case approx 3cm. This item runs for a short period only. Offered as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied. WW1 Period Officers Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A very good and scarce khaki cloth example with six fold pagri The interior is with leather sweatband. No damage to cork body and no moth damage. VGC. WW1 Period Patriotic Silk Flag Cushion. A good clean bright example, made from silk cigarette inserts of international Flags and edge with scarlet cord. GC. Overall size 18 x 16 inches. WW1 Period Pocket Watch Chain and Leather Button Hole. Typical of the private purchase pattern of the period for use with a pocket watch. WW1 Period RAF Pilots Wings. A good and scarce pair, dating from 1918, or the very early 1920\'s. The wings are a distinctive early style. Flat back retaining most of the black paper backing. GC. WW1 Period Red Cross Nurse\'s Apron. A good clean example of the shoulder strap full length pattern, worn by nursing staff during the Great War. The shoulder straps, retaining string ties. GC. Later patterns of the apron, became shorter and were bib fronted. WW1 Period RFC / RAF Observer Brevet Badge. A very good and scarce padded example. cream embroidery onto a black packing. Has been worn VGC. WW1 Period RFC / RNAS / RAF Flying Goggles. A scarce pair of the leather face mask style flying goggles, popular with Pilots and Observers during the Great War. Leather dry and crumbly to parts. WW1 Period RFC / RNAS Style Triplex Flying Goggles. A good pair typical of the patterns worn during the Great War. Complete with clear glass and fur backing. Retaining original elasticated strap, the leather tags with the Triplex logo. Complete with original card case stating "Aero - Motor Goggles C2 Model. The overall condition is good, although the connecting leather strap has parted and has been fixed with an old safety pin. See photograph. WW1 Period RFC / RNAS Style Triplex Flying Goggles. A very good pair typical of the patterns worn during the Great War. Complete with original yellow tinted glass and fur backing. Retaining original elasticated strap, the leather tags with the Triplex logo. Slight age wear, near VGC for the type WW1 Period RFC Observer's Brevet. A good scarce example of classic shape. Has been worn GC WW1 Period RFC RNAS Early RAF Flying Goggles. A good pair with tinted lenses and retaining fur trim. Complete with elasticated strap and clip. GC slight wear. WW1 Period RFC RNAS Flying Gauntlets Gloves A very rare pair of period flying gloves of the style which would have been private Officer purchase for pilots and observers of the RFC and RNAS. They are large leather and white sheep wool example, with full wool lining designed to keep the cold out. They are large size to accommodate a male hand. GC some service wear. WW1 Period RFC RNAS Style Flying Goggles. A good Pair Typical Great War private purchase pattern, clear lenses and one part elasticated strap. The frame work can be opened to change the lenses. Elastic remains good GC WW1 Period RFC style flying helmet. Soft brown leather with cotton lining and tailored with a neck flap. The helmet is with the correct open style press stud buttons, typical of the Great War. GC Minor wear. WW1 Period RFC Style Triplex Flying Goggles. A good pair typical of the pattern worn during the Great War. Complete with clear glass and stamping to the frame. Retaining original elasticated strap, this now stretched. Complete with original card case stating "Aero Model Goggles A3 Model. GC. Goggles only WW1 Period RNAS RFC RAF Aircraft Altimeter. A very good and rare example, of the WW1 period Altimeter made by T. Wheeler London. This being a MKV post 1917 issue. Remains in very good condition with clean face. WD A stamp to the reverse. WW1 Period Royal Army Medical Corps Slip on Titles. A good embroidered pair retaining tapes to the reverse. VGC. WW1 Period Royal Engineers Issue Cut Throat Razor. A good issue example with the number RE 8225. WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps Flying Goggles A good pair, with wide soft brown leather and fur surround. Retaining original elastic strap, this now with age stretching. Overall GC slight age and service wear. GC WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps Leather Flying helmet. A good clean example of the Great War pattern popular with pilots and observers. Soft brown leather with blanket lining to the interior. Complete with both padded rolls and ear flaps attached with three press studs. Minor wear and small stitching fault to the right side. WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps Leather Flying helmet. See WW1 Collectables Section for details and price of this item WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps RFC / RNAS Flying Helmet A good clean example of soft brown leather with blanket lining to the interior. This helmet is tailored with typical open press studs. Retailer's label of Ledux to the interior. Slight wear VGC WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps RFC / RNAS fur lined flying helmet. A good used example of soft brown leather with open press studs and tailored with roll flap ear covers. The interior with fur and blanket lining. Some service wear GC WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps RFC Flying Helmet. A very good example of a private purchase Officer\'s flying helmet, typical of the period. Soft brown leather, with blanket lining, wide chin strap and fold up neck flap. Complete with all open pattern studs. Leather supple, one small area of moth to the blanket lining of the flap. Near VGC. WW1 Period Royal Flying Corps RNAS / RFC Flying Goggles. A good pair typical f the style worn by army and naval pilots, with wide soft brown leather edging and fur backing. Retaining two piece elasticated strap, this remains elasticated. Some service wear, the glass lenses have delaminated Leather supple WW1 Period Royal Garrison Artillery Cloth Slip on Shoulder Title. A very good unissued example. GC. WW1 Period Royal Navy Officers Cap Band & Band A good example of typical Great War shape. Complete with black mohair cap band. GC WW1 Period Royal Navy Officers Cap. A rare example of the regulation pattern. Complete with WW1 style bullion cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining. Some service wear GC. The style of Cap badge and small black leather peak typical of the Great War period. WW1 Period Royal Navy Officers Cap. A good example, with small rounded leather peak. Complete with bullion Cap Badge and white cotton top cover. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining, this with an Edinburgh tailors stamp. GC wear to chinstrap. WW1 Period Royal Navy Petty Officer Economy Cotton Embroidered Cap Badge. A rare example of yellow cotton embroidery, instead of bullion. Complete with original mohair cap band. Has been worn GC. WW1 Period Royal Navy. Seaman Gunner 1st class arm badge early 20th century, Red star over gun embroidered on navy semi-circle. WW1 Period Royal Navy. Seaman Gunner 1st class arm badge early 20th century, Red star over gun embroidered on navy semi-circle. WW1 Period Scots Guards Trench Tunic. A rare example of the Regimental pattern worn by a Captain of the Regiment. Complete with Regimental buttons arranged in three's and Captain rank Stars to the shoulder straps. To the left breast medal ribbons of the DSO, 1911 Coronation Medal, QSA, KSA. The tunic is tailored unlined and the style and construction is typical of the Great War Period. The medal combination again is a WW1 period feature. WW1 Period Second Life Guards Officer's Bronze Cap Badge. A good example of a George V OSD Cap Badge retaining both blades to the reverse. VGC WW1 Period Somerset Light Infantry Two Part Shoulder Title. Round loops to bugle; flat hexagonal loops to title. WW1 Period Suffolk Regiment Officers attributed Cuff Rank Tunic. A scarce attributed example worn by Captain W Bevan. The tunic is complete with Regimental buttons and collar badges, the latter with T indicating a Territorial Officer. To the cuffs Captain rank stars and lace. The interior is tailored part lined. The interior with a clear tailors label and ink name. Some old repairs as seen in the photographs, otherwise a good example. WW1 Period Travelling Dominoes Set These appear to be WW1 period and now comprise 22 playing pieces, these made of bone and contained in original case. A note accompanies the set giving details of the orginal owner, however we have been unable to confirm this. GC Please note this is a part set. 4 pieces absent. WW1 Period United States Air Service Pilots Flying Helmet. A rare brown leather example, the interior with green blanket style lining. The chinstrap buckle is stamped with a 1918 patent date. The leather remains supple, one small goggle strap absent, otherwise GC. WW1 Period Unusual Small Polished Brown Leather Holster. A scarce example, made of polished brown leather which matches the British Officers Sam Browne pattern. Complete with rear belt loops and retaining strap. GC leather supple. Height 5 inches. WW1 Photographs of Colonel William Rees V.D Royal Engineers, Late 6th Bn Welsh Regiment. An interesting selection of images of Col Rees when serving in France during the Great War. Including his staff car, meetings with French Officers, tented camps etc. All are original images. Please note these have been photographed and are clearer than shown. Various sizes. 9 postcards... 3 larger. ... plus a small number of reprints Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 Pilot's Group of Medals and Badges. This group was awarded to Stanley Adams, who had served in the ranks of the Royal Garrison Artillery, before transfering to the RFC and then been appointed a commissioned Pilot in the RAF. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, "1314 Gnr S Adams RA", (RGS on Star). Medals loose GC. ... Accompanied by Early pattern RAF Pilots Wings, RFC OSD Collar Badge and uniform medal ribbon bar. Lieutenant Stanley Adams served in the ranks of the RGA and landed in France on the 26th November 1915. He later transfered to the RFC and was later selected for a commission and pilot training. The April 1918 RAF List shows only one S Adams and he is confirmed as a Pilot. SEE Gotha Aircraft fabric from his estate in the WW1 Collectables section. WW1 Ploegsteert British Army July 1918 Trench Map Showing German Positions A rare example printed 22nd July 1918 at a scale of 1:10.000 and clearly shows German trenches British Positions. Near VGC. WW1 Princess Mary 1914 Christmas Tin & Bullet Pencil. A good example to the Princess Mary?s gift tin given to the troops in 1914. The tin with gilt finish. Accompanied by the Bullet pencil. The brass case is engraved with Princess Mary?s cypher. The silver bullet head is with original pencil. Complete with card inset and 1915 Christmas Card. Gilt with some wear. This arrangement of the gift tin was given to wounded soldiers and family?s of the next of Kin. WW1 Princess Mary Christmas Gift Tin 1914 Christmas Card & Photograph A good clean set, complete with original envelope. GC. Clean condition. WW1 Princess Mary Christmas Gift Tin Cigarette & Tobacco Wrappers. Original yellow paper printed wrappers. WW1 Princess Mary Gift Tin Bullet Pencil Holder. An example of the card, which fits into the gift tin and holds the bullet in place. VGC. WW1 Propaganda Iron Cross. A good embossed example. GC. WW1 Propaganda Iron Cross. A good embossed double sided example, retaining top loop. GC. WW1 Prussian Pickelhaube Helmet Plate. A die-stamped example on two wire loops (one an old replacement)-gold painted finish WW1 QMAAC (Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps) Shoulder Strap Badge A good scarce example worn on lady's uniform WW1 Queen Alexandra 1914 cigarette gift tin. A rare example of the Christmas 1914 cigarette tin presented by Queen Alexandra. Gilt metal with colour print portrait of the Queen. The gilt and picture remain bright and good, with slight age wear. GC WW1 Queen Alexandras Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Silver War Badge. This example bears the number 391758 to the reverse and is complete with pin fitting. Awarded to Staff Nurse M.J. Dean in September 1918. She was resident at St.Helens Lancashire. WW1 Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. Formed as Women?s Army Auxiliary Corps in 1917, redesigned Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief in 1918, disbanded in 1919. WW1 Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps QMAAC Womens Pair of Medals. Awarded to 37283 WKR M.G. PITCHER Q.M.A.A.C. WW1 Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps QMAC / WAAC Medal Grouping. A very rare complete grouping of items appertaining to16965 Worker Lydia Mabel Sayers. Comprising: British War Medal & Victory Medal "WKR QMAAC". Cloth Shoulder Title Soldiers Pay Book WAAC Identification Certificate Leave Chit Discharge Paper Silver War Badge Certificate 1918 dated letter reference her discharge. 16965 Worker Lydia Mabel Sayers lived in Dalston North London, she enlisted at London on the 28th November 1917, first seeing service in Folkestone, before embarking for France in January 1918. She appears to have fallen sick and was discharged from the Corps on the 11th May 1918 as no longer fit for service. WW1 Queen Mary\'s Army Auxiliary Corps Family Group of Medals This family grouping comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal awarded to \"441 WKR M Bailey QMAAC\". Mounted as worn GC. .... Accompanied by Victory Medal \"C.M. Bailey VAD\" GC. WW1 Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps Old Comrades lapel badge Good blue and white enamel oval issue by J.R. Gaunt & Son. Brooch pin WW1 Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps OSD cap badge. Fine scarce die-cast bronze example by J.R. Gaunt and Son Ld, London. Reverse bears registration number and felt beech brown backing. Loops. Formed as Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps in 1917, redesigned Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief in 1918, disbanded in 1919. WW1 Queen's Regiment Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 53480 Pte H.C. Smith Queen's. GC. Confirmed issued Pair only WW1 Queen's Regiment Silver War Badge. A good example with the number 18647. Complete with pin GC. Awarded to RQSM John Griffiths a pre war soldier who landed in France with the 1st Bn on the 12th August 1914. He was discharged on the 12th August 1916 as a result of wounds. WW1 Queens Regiment Group of Medals This group was awarded to 26024 Pte H.A. Moss The Queens". Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal. GC Mounted as originally worn WW1 RAF 1918 1st Pattern Airman's Cap Badge A good padded example, of red embroidered cloth. Retaining black cloth backing. Has been worn GC Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge WW1 RAF 1918 1st Pattern NCO\'s Bullion Cap Badge A good and rare padded example, of gold bullion embroidered cloth. Retaining black cloth backing. Has been worn GC Introduced on the creation of the RAF in April 1918 and worn for a short time before the introduction of the metal RAF cap badge WW1 RAF 1918 Khaki Officer Cap. A rare example, tailored by Christys of London. Black patent leather peak and chinstrap, khaki cloth body and to the black mohair cap badge a padded bullion Officer Cap Badge. This example remains a good display item, but with heavy age wear. Leather sweatband, part absent, stiffening to the cap has been lost. see pictures. WW1 RAF 1918 Observer\'s Ephemera Paperwork. A rare complete set of ephemera appertaining to Second Lieutenant Frederick Oliver Hountrods who qualified as an Observer in the closing stages of the Great War. Comprising: Certificate of service card. Four sided with personal details postings etc. .... Rare RAF Observer Transfer Card. .... 1918 RAF Commission. .... 1918 King\'s Message to the RAF. .... Certificate of Service March 1919, given on resigning his commission. .... Six snap shot photographs showing Bristol Fighter and a Blackburn kangaroo Bomber. .... Group photograph No. 2 Sq No 7 RAF Cadet Wing. .... Family photograph showing him wearing RAF uniform with Observer brevet. .... An interest four sided hand written letter, giving details of his training with 2 Squadron Hastings dated 7th July 1918. The letter refers to sending home his Cap Badge with is present. Overall GC. Slight wear. See the military section for his WW2 Home Guard photograph album. Second Lieutenant Frederick Oliver Hountrods was born in June 1898 in Cumberland and joined the RAF on the 12th June 1918. Following his initial training as an Officer Cadet he was selected for Observer Training arriving at the No.1 school of Aeronautics on the 9th August 1918. He qualified as an Observer and received his commission in December 1918. He was released from the RAF in March 1919. During WW2 he served with a rocket Anti Aircraft battery of the Leicestershire Home Guard. WW1 RAF 1918 Pattern Bullion Pilots Wings. A very fine good quality pair of RAF Pilots wings. Bullion toned to a good even tone. Traces of black paper backing to the reverse. GC Width 4 inches This pattern was introduced on the creation of the RAF in 1918. Intended to be worn on the light blue tunic. This pattern of wings are also seen worn on the RAF Khaki Officer�s Uniform. These wings should not be confused with the latter pattern worn on the RAF Full Dress. Latter pattern are larger. WW1 RAF 1918 Pattern Bullion Pilots Wings. A very fine good quality pair of RAF Pilots wings. Slightly padded retaining black cotton backing cloth. GC Width 4 inches This pattern was introduced on the creation of the RAF in 1918. Intended to be worn on the light blue tunic. This pattern of wings are also seen worn on the RAF Khaki Officer�s Uniform. These wings should not be confused with the latter pattern worn on the RAF Full Dress. Latter pattern are larger WW1 RAF 1918 Pattern Bullion Pilots Wings. A very fine good quality pair of RAF Pilots wings. Slightly padded. Traces of black paper backing to the reverse. GC Width 4 inches This pattern was introduced on the creation of the RAF in 1918. Intended to be worn on the light blue tunic. This pattern of wings are also seen worn on the RAF Khaki Officer�s Uniform. These wings should not be confused with the latter pattern worn on the RAF Full Dress. Latter pattern are larger WW1 RAF 1918 Pattern Bullion Pilots Wings. A very fine good quality elegant pair of RAF Pilots wings. Bullion toned to a good even tone. GC Width 4 inches This pattern was introduced on the creation of the RAF in 1918. Intended to be worn on the light blue tunic. This pattern of wings are also seen worn on the RAF Khaki Officer�s Uniform. These wings should not be confused with the latter pattern worn on the RAF Full Dress. Latter pattern are larger WW1 RAF 1918 Pattern Officers Cap Badge, a rare example by Lambourne & Co A very good 1918 pattern all metal example, retaining all of the gilt finish. The reverse retaining original metal backing plate and makers stamp of Lambourne & Co. Unusual to find this pattern of badge made by this maker, more common to be made by J.R. Gaunt. WW1 RAF Air Force Cross, MID Uniform Ribbon Bar. A good example with pin fitting. GC. WW1 RAF Flight Cadet British War Medal & Box. A scarce ranked example awarded to 176837 F.CDT E THOMAS R.A.F". Complete with original ribbon, medal envelope and box of issue with typed details. Flight Cadet Edward Thomas was born in 1897 and joined the RAF in May 1918. On the 5th November he appears to have embarked for Egypt to join 17 TDS (Training Depot Station) based at El Ferdan Egypt. He finished training in March 1919 and was posted back to the UK, being discharged in July. This would be his only medal entitlement. WW1 RAF July 1918 The Plotter Magazine RAF Cranwell A scarce copy of Vol II No8 published in July 1918 at RAF Cranwell. An interesting publication giving general chit chat, cartoons, and news. Covering 32 pages. Spine fragile GC. WW1 RAF Pair of Medals with Boxes & Envelope. A good grouping awarded to 25090 CPL W THURSTON R.A.F. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, both in original forwarding boxes. ... Also original Registered envelope addressed to Mr W Thurston Ealing London. Medal and boxes near VGC, envelope with age wear. Corporal W Thurston was a photographer by trade and enlisted into the Royal Flying Corps on the 14th October 1915. WW1 RAF Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 121610 3AM A.J. Kearns RAF. GC. 3AM Kearns served as an Electrician as of the 22nd January 1918, first with the RFC then RAF WW1 RAF Senior NCO 1st Pattern Cap Badge Variation circa 1918. A rare and unusual part bullion and yellow cotton embroidered example. This example with bullion embroidered highlights to the eagle wings and crown. Has been worn some age wear. WW1 RAF Victory Medal. Awarded to 149808 Pte 2 A. F. Young RAF GC. Private Young joined as a Boy in September 1917. WW1 RAMC & Hampshire Regiment Gallipoli Veteran 1914/15 Star. This Star is named 60285 PTE F HOLLOW RAMC. Complete with original ribbon. The MIC confirms that Private Frank Hollow landed at Gallipoli on the 15th November 1915. He later transferred to the Hampshire Regiment. WW1 RAMC Officers Doctors Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Acting Major Adan Gordon Gilchrist RAMC. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (Lieut RAMC), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (Capt). GC Mounted as worn. Major Gilchrist studied at the University of Glasgow and qualified with MB CHB. Commissioned into the RAMC he landed in France in July 1915 and in 1919 was promoted to Acting Major. In 1923 he was living in Glasgow. WW1 RAMC Other Ranks Royal Army Medical Corps Slip On Shoulder Title. A very good example, web tape to the reverse absent. WW1 Rare 9th Battalion Tank Corps arm badge. A fine rare original sew-on issue stamped in brass. Later produced in England in thicker brass on loops. The badge is the divisional sign of the 3rd French Infantry Division who awarded it to the 9th Bn. Tank Corps who, commanded by Lt.Col. H.K.Woods DSO, bravely supported them at the Battle of Moreuil 23rd July 1918 resulting in a great victory. The 9th Battalion was also awarded the Croix de Guerre by General Debonet, GOC French First Army. VGC. See ?Badge Backings & Special Embellishments of the British Army? page 28 WW1 Rare 9th Battalion Tank Corps arm badge. A fine rare original sew-on issue stamped in brass. Later produced in England in thicker brass on loops. The badge is the divisional sign of the 3rd French Infantry Division who awarded it to the 9th Bn. Tank Corps who, commanded by Lt.Col. H.K.Woods DSO, bravely supported them at the Battle of Moreuil 23rd July 1918 resulting in a great victory. The 9th Battalion was also awarded the Croix de Guerre by General Debonet, GOC French First Army. VGC. See ?Badge Backings & Special Embellishments of the British Army? page 28 WW1 Rare 9th Battalion Tank Corps arm badge. A fine and very rare WW1 period original sew-on issue example. Stamped in thin bronzed brass. Later produced in England in thicker brass on loops. The badge is the divisional sign of the 3rd French Infantry Division who awarded it to the 9th Bn. Tank Corps who, commanded by Lt.Col. H.K.Woods DSO, bravely supported them at the Battle of Moreuil 23rd July 1918 resulting in a great victory. The 9th Battalion was also awarded the Croix de Guerre by General Debonet, GOC French First Army. VGC. See Badge Backings & Special Embellishments of the British Army page 28 WW1 rare attributed Tank Corps arm badge. A fine example worn during the Great War on the tunic of 112752 Gunner Harold Willcock, 10th Bn. Tank Corps. WW1 rare Border Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Cap Badge by F. Narborough, Birmingham A good die stamped example with makers' details on slider. Red cloth central backing. WW1 Rare London Omnibus Service Medal An extremely rare example of the London Omnibus Service Medal,. The obverse with the Battle Honors Antwerp, Ypres, Loos, Somme and Amiens the reverse with the official number 72. Small chip to the enamel GC. The medal is accompanied by a postcard photograph, this showing a group of bus drivers and military personal. In September 1914 the War Office made a desperate plea to the London General Omnibus Company for volunteer drivers and buses to transport troops of the BEF. The low number on the reverse may indicate the recipient been one of the first to volunteer to help operate 70 busses, which were quickly dispatched. This initial band of volunteers were drafted into the RND, so fast was their transition, they still wore their bus company uniforms. In 1915 this group of men were withdrawn back from France and discharged, many reenlisting straight away. WW1 rare pre 1916 RNVR Anti-Aircraft Corps badge. Navy blue disc embroidered with gold wire R.N.V.R., crown and "A.A.C" Control of the Anti-Aircraft Corps passed from the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve to the Royal Naval Air Service in January 1916 WW1 Remady For Poisonous Gas. One of the numerous products which was produced to sell to families, who would then post to loved ones serving at the front line. This small tin retains the original paper label to the lid and to the interior. Complete with four of the linen wrapped capsules. GC. Sold as a historical item only. WW1 Remady For Poisonous Gas. One of the numerous products which was produced to sell to families, who would then post to loved ones serving at the front line. This small tin retains the original paper label to the lid and to the interior. Complete with three of the linen wrapped capsules. GC. Sold as a historical item only. WW1 Remount Service Army Service Corps 1914 Star. A scarce unit this example was awarded to RTS-2741 PTE J HARDY A.S.C. Warrant Officer 2 John Hardy landed in France with the 3rd Army Remount Section ASC on the 8th October 1914. For his services during the Great War he was awarded the MSM (LG 17/6/18), at that time he was serving with the 3rd Remount Depot ASC. WW1 RFC / RAF Aircraft Fabric, Medals & Dog Tag. A good scarce grouping of items appertaining to 33599 Cpl A Gullen RAF. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal "Cpl RAF". .... Personal Dog Tags (33599 Gullen A RFC CE). ... Forwarding letter for the BWM & VM. Photograph of a crashed aircraft. .... Rare section of aircraft fragment. Painted in drag green 7 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches.. Overall GC. Corporal Andrew Gullen enlisted into the RFC on the 16th June 1916, his trade given as Plumber. His service papers show he was posted to 50 Squadron, transferring to 42 Squadron on the 5th December 1918. The fabric is believed to have been removed from the crashed aircraft shown in the photograph. WW1 RFC / RAF Observer Officer Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Second Lieutenant Ernest Leonard Mobbs, who had previously served in the ranks of the Army Ordinance Corps. Comprising: 1914/15 Star "S/7463 L/Cpl E.L. Mobbs AOC", British War Medal, Victory Medal "2 Lieut RAF" Mounted as originally worn. .... Accompanied by a silvered ID bracelet "E.L. Mobb RAF" and a named calling card. Second Lieutenant Ernest Leonard Mobbs appears to have been a pre war regular soldier and served in Egypt from 25th March 1913 until 31st December 1915. He transferred to the RFC and then RAF and received a commission on the 3rd August 1918. He is confirmed as serving as an Observer WW1 RFC / RAF Snap Shop Photographs. An interesting selection of 9 original period photographs, Box Brownie size. The images include the Westland Weasel, before and after a crash, an unusual Triplane, FE2B etc. Images are clear GC. WW1 RFC / RNAS aircraft control panel clock A rare example of the pattern used in Royal Flying Corps & Royal Naval Air Service aircraft. Pocket watch style with black face and second dial. The front marked with details and 30 Hour non Luminous Mark V C.B. 7392 The case stamped with a WD Arrow. Appears to be in running order and good time keeper. GC The clock is offered as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied. WW1 RFC / RNAS aircraft control panel clock A rare example of the pattern used in Royal Flying Corps & Royal Naval Air Service aircraft. Pocket watch style with black face and second dial. The front marked with details and 30 Hour non Luminous Mark V BE 6553 The case stamped with a WD Arrow. The case is in good condition PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A NON WORKING EXAMPLE. A/F The clock is offered as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied. WW1 RFC / RNAS aircraft control panel clock A rare and good example of the pattern used in Royal Flying Corps & Royal Naval Air Service aircraft. Pocket watch style with black face and second dial. The front marked with details and 30 Hour non Luminous Mark V BK 1935 The case stamped with a WD Arrow. There is no post WW1 RAF repair details to the face. Appears to be in running order and a good time keeper. GC The clock is offered as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied WW1 RFC / RNAS Anti Zeppelin Aerial Dart A very rare example of the large dart developed for anti zeppelin and anti personal. The large heavy weight dart, with steel tip and body supporting feather flights. Slight age wear GC. WW1 RFC / RNAS Pilots Flying Helmet. A scarce example of light brown leather, with part fur and leather lining to the interior. Tailored with padded ear rolls and flaps, the latter secured by three press studs. The studs are the early open pattern. Complete with leather chinstrap with leather covered buckle. Overall GC, one popper cover absent and small split to the left temple (see photograph) GC. WW1 RFC / RNAS Trench Art Propeller Ashtray. A good example probably made in an airfield workshop. The base is made from a section of propeller, the upper section from aircraft alloy. Has been used over the years GC. WW1 RFC Flying Helmet. A good quality example tailored by Ledux. Made of soft brown leather and with neck flap, this with press studs for fixing. Retaining open studs and orange cover poppers typical of the style favored by the RFC Pilots and Observers of the Great War. The interior with blanket lining. Complete with chinstrap, this again with press stud fittings. Also with goggle retaining straps. Leather remains supple. Slight age wear, one stud absent, leather supple. GC WW1 RFC Large Sopwith Camel Trench Art Wooden Aircraft. This is a rare good quality wooden model representing a Sopwith Camel fighter aircraft. Made of mahogany, probably from a damaged propeller. The detail to the construction of the wing struts and shape of the propeller, indicate that the plane was probably made by somebody who worked on the type. Painted roundels. retains a good rich colour to the wood. GC. Wingspan 9 1/2 inches, length 7 inches. WW1 RFC Observer's Brevet Cloth Badge. A very good WW1 Royal Flying Corps example of the classical style. The reverse with paper and glue marks, not effecting the front. WW1 RFC Observers Brevet Cloth Badge. A good WW1 example of the classical style. Retaining original black cloth backing. Has been worn. WW1 RFC Observer\'s Issue Pattern Brevet Badge. A superb unissued example, this example with khaki cotton veins to the wing. Original backing cloth. VGC This style of wing is commonly seen worn by Other Rank\'s Observers. WW1 RFC Other Ranks Trench Cap. A rare example worn by a member of the Royal Flying Corps. Khaki wool material, retaining original cap badge on loops, also correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The interior with full oil cloth lining. Some service wear GC. There is no evidence of another badge having been worn. The cap with provision for loops only not slider. WW1 RFC Pilot Photographs by Lafayette of London. This unknown pilot is showing wearing the 1916 pattern shoulder rank tunic with RFC wings to the left breast and RFC Cap Badge and Collars. It is interesting to note that he holds a walking stick made from a broken propeller, a memento of a crash ?. The outside cover with the details of the famous Lafayette studios of London. The second image shows him prior to gaining his wings, probably shortly after gaining his commission. Images clear. Sizes 8 x 11 inches and 7 x 10 inches. WW1 RFC RNAS RAF Aircraft Generator Propeller A scarce example made of laminated wood, retaining brass boss section. This with AID (Air Inspection Department) stamps. The boss is als with various stampings including T28141 500 Watt. GC. Length 16 inches WW1 RFC RNAS RAF Aircraft Generator Propeller A scarce and good example made of laminated wood, retaining brass boss section. This with AID (Air Inspection Department) stamps. The boss is also with various stampings including T28141 500 Watt. GC. Length 16 inches The propeller has been attractively mounted onto an ebonised wood plaque with brass fittings, so can be mounted onto a wall for display. The propeller is fitted to enable it to revolve. WW1 RFC RNAS RAF Aircraft Generator Propeller A good laminated wood example, retaining brass mount to the boss. Overall GC Length 20 inches. WW1 RFC RNAS Style Flying Goggles. Typical Great War private purchase pattern, clear lenses and elasticated strap, the latter a little stretched. The original owner has placed a piece of leather and the bridge of the nose. Some age wear GC Goggles Only WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Bullion Pilot Wings. A rare elegant pair of padded bullion pilot wings. Retaining cream paper backing. Removed from a uniform, bullion dulled otherwise very fine. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps early RAF Observer Brevet. A rare example of the issue pattern Observer Brevet. The wing highlighted with khaki thread. This pattern in unpadded removed form a uniform. Little age wear Good Condition. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Flight Sergeant Rank Propeller Badge & Cap Badge. A very good and scarce example of the pattern. ... Accompanied by a brass RFC issue cap badge complete with both loops. The star to the central boss indicating the rank of Flight Sergeant. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Officer's OSD bronze Cap Badge A good die-cast example on blades WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Officers OSD Cap & Collar Badges by Firmin London. A scarce makers marked set, comprising: Bronze Cap Badge, retaining both blades, and pair of matching collar badges these with loops. All with Firmin London Makers tablet. VGC. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Officer\'s OSD Cap Badge by JR Gaunt, London. A good scarce die-cast light bronze example retaining blades. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps ORs Cap Badge on Slider. A good scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. Usually found with loops. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Pair Flight Sergeant Rank Propeller Badges & Cap Badge. A very good and scarce matching pair as worn. ... Accompanied by a brass RFC issue cap badge complete with period field conversion slider. The star to the central boss indicating the rank of Flight Sergeant. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Pilots Wings. A scarce pair of the classic shaped Pilots Wings. Unpadded retaining most of the original black paper backing. Removed from a uniform, little age wear Good Condition. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Swagger Stick Top. A silver plated thimble pattern example, embossed with the RFC pilot wings. The seam with a split. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Swagger Stick Top. A silver plated thimble pattern example, embossed with the RFC pilot wings. The seam with a split. WW1 RFC Royal Flying Corps Trench Art Brass Dish / Plate This brass plate is engraved with a pair of RFC Pilots wings. Some age wear, with a dent to the rim. Polished. Dia Approx 6 inches WW1 RFC scarce Royal Flying Corps Pilot\'s Wings. A good classic shaped example, tailored with 11 feathers to each wing. Removed from uniform, minor service wear, lower edge mothed. iPilots wings designed by Generals Sykes and Henderson and approved by His Majesty in February, 1913 WW1 RFC scarce pair of Royal Flying Corps Pilot's Wings. A fine classic shaped example, tailored with 11 feathers to each wing. Removed from uniform, minor service wear. Pilots wings designed by Generals Sykes and Henderson and approved by His Majesty in February, 1913 WW1 RFC Small fragment of German Zeppelin Airship Airframe. Retains an old label stating part of a shot down Zeppelin. WW1 RFC, RNAS, RAF Ruston Aircraft Makers Plaque. This is a good quality mahogany wall plaque decorated with the Company logo of the Lincoln Imp with biplane wings. The plaque remains a good rich colour GC. WW1 Rifle Brigade OR's white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 RMLI Marine Long Service Group. Awarded to CH17755 PTE E.W. BEATON RMLI. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (RMLI), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (RMLI), Royal Fleet Reserve Medal (CH17755 (CH. B 3065) E.W. BEATON MNE RFR) Originally mounted as worn. Medals with some knocks and age wear. Victory Medal with verdigris to the reverse. WW1 RNAS & 1918 RAF Other Rank's Button. A scarce example with a bronzed finish indicating an Other Rank's issue. Made by C & J Weldon London. Complete with shank GC WW1 RNAS / 1918 RAF Officers Gilt Button. A good example made by Buttons Limited of Birmingham. Retaining shank. Gilt bright GC. This pattern of button was worn by Officers of the RNAS and then in April 1918 was adopted by the newly formed Royal Air Force. WW1 RNAS / RAF Officers Uniform Buttons. A good matching set, 4x large and 4x Small complete with shanks, gilt worn WW1 RNAS / RAF Officer\'s Gilt Buttons. A good matched set of four three large and one small. All retaining shanks. Gilt remains bright and fresh. VGC. WW1 RNAS / RAF Sweetheart Brooch A good example of an Officers button mounted into a silvered wreath. Complete with pin GC. WW1 RNAS / WW2 Winchester Home Guard Group of Three Medals. Awarded to F.3749 N.J. Appleton L.M. RNAS. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal. Each medal is contained in the Box of Issue with details to the lid. The Defence Medal box is addressed to Mr Appleton living in Winchester and accompanied by a forwarding letter from the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of Hampshire and the Isle of White, this with ink name. Near VGC WW1 RNAS Airship Cranwell Ephemera. Four items removed from an album. Comprising: Photographic portrait of Harry Coker, this giving good detail of the issue pattern Cowl flying helmet and flying coat. .... Leave request form... Special emergency card. ... Post card of Airship NS11. Overall GC. The album page with ink inscription Reminiscent of Cranwell RN Air Station 1918-19 WW1 RNAS Armoured Car Badge and Personal ID Dog Tag. A good example of the Armoured Car badge on two loops. The badge is accompanied by an Alloy Dog Tag giving the details "RNAS PARRY W.G. Ship No. 5736 Off N. F.5807. Petty Officer Mechanic William George Parry enlisted into the RNAS in June 1915. He was discharged for commission on the 7th October 1916. Commissioned Flight Officer he was posted to HMS President and was killed on the 12th June 1917. WW1 RNAS Armoured Car Badge and Personal ID Dog Tag. A good example of the Armoured Car badge on two loops. The badge is accompanied by an Alloy Dog Tag giving the details "RNAS PARRY W.G. Ship No. 5736 Off N. F.5807. Petty Officer Mechanic William George Parry enlisted into the RNAS in June 1915. He was discharged for commission on the 7th October 1916. Commissioned Flight Officer he was posted to HMS President and was killed on the 12th June 1917. WW1 RNAS Armoured Car Section 1916 Russia Paperwork. A scarce selection of items appertaining to Harold Manley Newman, who joined the RNAS Armoured Car section. Comprising: Pay Book Original Certificate of Service Archangel Herald December 1915 newspaper of the RNAS Russian Expedition. Original photograph etc. Harold Newman joined the RNAS on the 16th November 1915 Promoted to Petty Officer Mechanic he was posted to the Armoured Car Section in Russia and on the 30th March 1917 was awarded the Russian Order of St George Medal. In November 19178 he transfered to the RFC and then RAF as an Officer Cadet and finished with this rank in 1918. WW1 RNAS Armoured Car Squadron badge. A good bronze example, loops replaced with hook and pin fitting. Pin absent. GC. (KK 1160) WW1 RNAS British War Medal. This example awarded to F.26358 P.J. Swann RNAS. GC. WW1 RNAS British War Medal. Awarded to F.42471 F.H. MILNER AC 2 RNAS. Confirmed a single entitlement WW1 RNAS Engineers Two Blade Embroidered Propeller Badge A scarce example, of the type worn as a two part badge along with the RNAS eagle.indecating an RNAS Engineer on the working jacket. This badge has traces of thread, indicating that it has been worn. GC. WW1 RNAS Gold Bullion Shoulder Title. A very rare example of a WW1 period cloth shoulder title. GC. Small moth nips. WW1 RNAS ID Bracelet. A scarce good quality example, retaining original leather strap (leather dry). Worn by W.B. Brazier AM2D RNAS. GC engraving clear. WW1 RNAS Medal Pair & Original Photographs. This grouping of items relates to F13895 AM 1 Harry Scot Read. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (AM1 RNAS) contained in original named box. ... Plus five original postcard photographs. Medals near VGC. Harry Scot Read volunteered for service with the RNAS in May 1916, his civilian trade given as a cabinet maker. After training at Crystal Palace and qualifying as an Artificer he was posted overseas to RNAS Dunkirk in July 1917 and remained here until January 1918. WW1 RNAS Officer\'s Cap / Shoulder Eagle. A scarce small gilt example, retaining both wire fittings. GC. This pattern was worn on the RNAS Cap badge and also on the shoulder straps of the Officer\'s uniform. smr WW1 RNAS Pair of Medals. This pair was awarded to \"F. 20097 E.E. Barbery AM2 RNAS\". Remains mounted as originally worn GC. WW1 RNAS Pair Pilots Cuff Eagles. A rare pair of facing cuff eagles, with three screw posts to the reverse of each, retaining backing plates and screws. Worn by Pilots of the Royal Naval Air Service to the cuffs and a single example was worn to the left breast of the RNAS Land service khaki tunic. WW1 RNAS Pilot's Certificate. A rare example awarded to then Flight Sub Lieutenant Cecil R Vaughan who qualified at the RNAS Training Establishment Cranwell on the 7th March 1917. This being numbered 396. GC. Approx size 8 x 4 inches WW1 RNAS Royal Naval Air Service Bullion Sleeve Badge. A scarce example of gold bullion embroidery. Removed from uniform. Bullion slightly dulled Good Condition. WW1 RNAS Royal Naval Air Service Petty Officer Mechanic Group of Three Medals. A good example, named to RNAS on all three medals. Awarded to F1844 R.L. Nye POM RNAS. GC. Petty Officer Raymond Lancelot Nye who volunteered in October 1914. He served in France on land operations, believed to have been in armored cars. WW1 RNAS Silk Embroidered Postcard. A good clean attractive example, depicting the RNAS title and devise. Small amount of damage to the back see photograph and a small hole. Colours bright. WW1 RNAS Silver & Enamel Vesta Match Case A fine and rare quality example, with coloured enamel work depicting the RNAS device. Bearing silver hallmarks for 1916. GC minor chips to the enamel title scroll, not effecting the overall appearance. WW1 RNAS Sketch Book & Medal Pair. A good pair of items attributed to Nathaniel John Reginald Kinsbury who at one time was serving at Cranwell. Comprising: British War Medal & Victory Medal, (215082 2 AM N J Kinsbury RAF) mounted as worn. .. An autograph sketch book, with a number of verses and sketches, many of RNAS and done, whilst serving at Cranwell. Minor age wear GC. The service number indicates service with the RNAS prior to transfer to the RAF Nathaniel John Reginald Kinsbury was born in Stepney London 1898 and was an Aero Engine Fitter by trade. WW1 RNAS Sleeve Eagle Cloth Arm Badge. A good scarce example of gold bullion embroidery. Retaining full tombstone backing. GC. WW1 RNAS Sleeve Eagle Cloth Badge. A good scarce example of gold bullion embroidery. GC. WW1 RND Collingwood Gallipoli Casualty Memorial Plaque. A unique name example awarded to Robert Ernest Rowell. Tyneside Z/515 Able Seaman Robert Ernest Rowell enlisted into the RNVR on the 22nd October 1914, he transferred to RND Collingwood Battalion 'A' Company 1st Platoon on the 4th February 1915. He was Killed in Action at Gallipoli on the 4th June 1915. On this day Collingwood Bn engaged in the 3rd Battle of Krithia in which, within 30 minutes, suffered losses of 16 Officers and 500 men. WW1 RND Howe Battalion Cap Badge with J R Gaunt London tablet to reverse circa 1916-18.. A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1164) RND Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916. WW1 RNVR Officers Medals. This group was awarded to (LIEUT C. MARTEN RNVR). Comprising: 1914/15 Star (LIEUT), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (LIEUT). Complete with box for the Star. .... Also an appointment slip to for service at HMS Victory serving onboard Motor Launch 6. This is dated 1916. VGC. WW1 Royal Air Force Officer?s scarce 1st pattern 1918 RAF cap badge. A good example. with Silver gilt crown, eagle and laurel spray on black felt ground with metal backing plate. Reverse bears circular brass seal of ?JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London & B?ham. Patent applied for? (slight verdigris to seal). GC. WW1 Royal Air Force Pair of Medals. This pair was awarded to 40481 Cpl A A Stockling RAF. Mounted as originally worn GC. WW1 Royal Air Force, WW2 Birmingham Auxilery Fire Service Group of Three Medals. A good grouping awarded to 79063 2 AM C.F. Horncastle RAF, later a member of the Birmingham Auxiliary Fire Service. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, (Boxes of issue), Defence Medal (Forwarding box Balsall Heath Birmingham). Medals loose all with original boxes of issue. .... Accompanied by a AFS Label Badge and an ID bracelet AFS 197 Horncastle C.F. Birmingham. GC. WW1 Royal Armoured Corps 2nd pattern Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. WW1 Royal Army Chaplains Department cap badge and collar. Die cast blackened bronze cross patt?e on blades which have been folded over and detachable field made brass bar ... collar on loops. Some service wear. (2 items) WW1 Royal Army Chaplains Department insignia from a uniform. Purple cloth backed pair of collar badges, pair of Captain\'s rank straps with RAChD buttons and a large RAChd button. WW1 Royal Army Medical Corps Cloth Slip on Shoulder Title. A very good unissued white cotton embroidered example. VGC. WW1 Royal Artillery & Shropshire Police Group of Three Medals. A good group mounted as worn, comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (165154 Gnr C.W. Penny RA), George V 1935 Jubilee Medal (Privately engraved PC C.W. Penny Shropshire). GC. WW1 Royal Artillery Field Worn Officer's Cuff Rank Tunic & Breeches. A good example worn by a Second Lieutenant Gunner. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons and with single rank star to the cuff. The tunic with service and field wear and a few scattered moth holes, these not effecting the overall appearance. ... Accompanied by light khaki coloured breeches of the correct pattern. GC. WW1 Royal Artillery Issue Pocket Watch. A good clean example of the pattern issued by the Royal Artillery. Nickel case with a 15 Jewel Swiss movement. The back of the case with clear contract number and RA property stamp and WD issue Arrow.. GC. This watch is in good running order, but is sold as a Historical Item as fond. WW1 Royal Artillery Officers Cuff Rank Tunic & Trousers. A very good example of the Officers Cuff Rank Tunic worn by a Colonel of the Royal Artillery. To each cuff rank insignia and lace and the the left breast medal ribbons. Complete with regimental buttons and collar badges, the latter with T's below. The interior with tailors label and ink name Major R Hall and date indicating 1916. .... Accompanied by matching overalls. The overall condition is very good with one of two minor moth nips. WW1 Royal Artillery Officers Cuff Rank Tunic. A good clean example of the pattern worn by a Second Lieutenant of the Regiment. To the left cuff two overseas service chevrons. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons. The interior with cotton lining. Small hole and period repair to the right waist pocket. GC. Slight storage wear. WW1 Royal Artillery Silver War Badge This example with the number B93450. Complete with pin fitting. Awarded to Driver Leonard Edward Wright. Who enlisted on the 20th August 1917 and was discharged on the 19th January 1919 due to sickness. He did not serve overseas. WW1 Royal Artillery Silver War Badge. A good example with impressed number 334126. GC. This badge was awarded to Driver Samuel Barnett who served with the 102 Bde RA. He enlisted on the 14th June 1915 and was discharged as a result of wounds on the 22nd February 1918. WW1 Royal Artillery Victory Medal & Box. Awarded to L-36609 BMBR S CHARMAN R.A. Complete with original ribbon and forwarding box. WW1 Royal Berkshire Regiment 1917 Pattern Wool Trench Cap. Good scarce example of the khaki wool trench cap with the full oilcloth to the interior. Complete with correct original thin brown leather chinstrap and with Royal Berkshire Regiment badge on slider. The hat is in clean condition, but with small moth holes to the peak. The correct thin chinstrap with some age marks and one end at the button split with a small break but the straps remains in place. A good display item. WW1 Royal Berkshire Regiment Casualty British War Medal Disc. This example awarded to 10070 Pte J Cooper R Berks R. This medal disc has had a very hard life, rubbing to the namining. Private John Cooper a native of Headley Berkshire was Killed in Action whilst serving with the 2nd Battalion on the 18th March 1915. WW1 Royal Dublin Fusiliers Cap Badge A very fine bi-metal example on slider Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922. WW1 Royal Dublin Fusiliers Victory Medal & Long Service Good Conduct Medal. This pair were awarded to 5290 Sjt T. B Bell R.D.Fus. Comprising: Victory Medal (Sjt R.D.Fus), Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (L.Sjt R. Dub Fus). Some contact wear GC. Sergeant Thomas B Bell was a pre war soldier having seen action during the Boer War, being awarded the QSA & KSA. Remaining with the "Dubs" He landed at Gallipoli on the 25th April 1915. He is entitled to a 1914/15 Trio WW1 Royal East Kent Yeomanry / Machine Gun Corps Group of Medals. Awarded to \"2903 Pte T.L. Cornwell R. E. Kent Yeo\". Comprising: 1914/15 Star \"R.E. Kent Yeo\", British War Medal, Victory Medal \"R.E.Kent Yeo\". Near VGC. Private Thomas L Cornwell landed at Gallipoli on the 7/8th October 1915, he later was attached to the Machine Gun Corps. WW1 Royal Engineers 1916 All Brass Economy Cap Badges. A good die-stamped non-voided example on slider. WW1 Royal Engineers British War Medal. Awarded to 220270 PNR C.K. REED RE. Official correction to the surname confirmed on the MIC. WW1 Royal Engineers British War Medal. Awarded to 145248 Spr H. J. Broadbent RE GC double stamp to the number 8. WW1 Royal Engineers Captain Cuff Rank Tunic, Trousers and Sam Browne Belt. A good and scarce uniform grouping worn by a Captain of the Engineers. Comprising: Cuff rank tunic, the cuffs with rank Stars and lace indicating a Captain the right cuff with the addition of a single overseas service chevron. Complete with Regimental buttons and collar badges. The interior tailored with two pockets. Minor scattering of moth holes. .... Rare matching trousers, tailored with turn ups. The lining with ink name tag, (? F Robinson). Some moth damage. ... Regulation polished brown leather Sam Browne belt and single brace strap. The overall condition is good, with some mothing, which does not detract from the overall appearance. GC (3 parts) WW1 Royal Engineers Inland Water Transport Group of Three Medals. Awarded to "138178 Spr R.V. Roscoe RE". Comprising: 1914/15 Star "Spr RE", British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose VGC with original silk ribbons. Complete with isue box for the star and the lid for the BWM & VM. Sapper Reginald Victor Roscoe was a native of Liverpool and volunteered in November 1915 joining the inland water transport section of the Royal Engineers. He landed in France, the following month 15th December 1915. He appears to have returned to the UK in 1916 and was admitted into Hospital. WW1 Royal Engineers Officers Cuff Rank Service Tunic. A rare example worn by Colonel William David Rees TD of Swansea. To the cuff full Colonel rank and the addition of three blue overseas chevrons. Medal ribbons to the left breast and complete with original bronze collar badges. The tunic with heavy moth damage see photographs. ... Accompanied by an original photograph of Col Rees wearing this tunic. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 Royal Engineers Officers OSD Cap Badge. A good George V example, retaining both blades GC. WW1 Royal Engineers Officers Soft Trench Cap. An example of the light weight slightly flopping cap, worn by Colonel Rees VD. Complete with Royal Engineers OSD Bronze Cap Badge and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. One button detached heavy moth damage see photographs. ... Accompanied by an original photograph of the Colonel wearing this cap. Provenance Colonel William Rees V.D. See other items attributed to this Officer. WW1 Royal Engineers Other Rank's 1902 Pattern Trench Tunic. A rare example of the standard issue tunic for the Great War. Khaki wool material tailored with two pleats to the collar. There is no lining to the inside of the collar or underside of the pocket flaps (correct for the pattern) . To the left cuff is a brass wound badge and to the right four blue overseas service chevrons. Complete with RE brass shoulder titles. The interior with white lining and with correct WD ink issue stamp. Good size overall condition near VGC with a few scattered moth holes WW1 Royal Engineers Pair of Medals This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to 187422 Pnr S Johnson RE. Mounted as originally worn with original ribbons. GC. WW1 Royal Engineers Pair of Medals & Dog Tags. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 303324 Spr. H. Winstanley R.E. Medals loose accompanied by original dog tags. GC. confirmed as being awarded pair only. WW1 Royal Engineers Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 526193 Dvr G. Walpole R.E. Complete with original ribbons. GC. Confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only WW1 Royal Engineers Railway Troops Pair of Medals. Awarded to 257081 SPR B SMITH R.E. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal with original ribbons and contained in the box of issue. The medal index card confirms Sapper Bruce Smith was issued pair only and was also issued the number WZ269462. He enlisted on the 28th February 1917 and was discharged on the 5th August 1919 from the Railway Troop Depot. WW1 Royal Engineers Tunnelling Company Officers Attributed Cuff Rank Tunic. A very rare example, attributed to Captain Simpson Shepherd MC. The uniform is the regulation pattern with Rank Stars and Lace indicating Captain to each cuff. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons. To each shoulder large red felt "T" to indicate Tunneler. The tunic is in good worn condition, with a small amount of age wear. Please note that medals ribbons to the left breast have been removed some time ago, it is known that Capt Sherpherd undertook uniform service during WW2 and the ribbons may have been removed at that time. In the pocket was found a hand written mess receipt confirming the owners name. Captain Simpson Shepherd was a native of Aberdeen, his family owning the Sherpherd Whiskey Company. At the outbreak of the Great War he was working in South Africa and volunteered his services see action in German South West Africa. He returned to the UK and was commissioned into the Royal Engineers Tunnelling Section, first serving with the 173 and then 251 Tunnelling Companies. WW1 Royal Engineers Victory Medal. Awarded to WR-350294 A.Cpl W. Gunstone RE. GC Original ribbon. WW1 Royal Field Artillery (RFA) Middle East Slip on Shoulder Titles A good used pair white embroidery onto KD backing cloth. GC. WW1 Royal Field Artillery 1903 Pattern Bandolier. A good clean example of the standard issue pattern for mounted troops. Cleat RFA issue stamps. Leather supple, complete with belt loop strap. GC. WW1 Royal Field Artillery 1914 Star & Mons Clasp Group of Medals. Awarded to \"60556 Gnr T. Brandon RA\" Comprising: 1914 Star, with original clasp \"Gnr RFA\", British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted as originally worn with original ribbons. GC. clean Gunner Thomas Brandon landed in France on the 19th August 1914. He was later served with the Labour Corps and was issued a silver war badge. WW1 Royal Field Artillery 1914/15 Star. Awarded to 96069 Dvr T. Thickett RFA. GC. Driver Thomas Thickett landed in France on the 20th May 1915. WW1 Royal Field Artillery 1917 Casualty Military Medal Awarded to ?66961 Dvr J.W. Gaskins B.80/Bde RFA? Some contact marks GC London Gazette 19th February 1917. Acting Bombardier John William Gaskins died on the 26th February 1917, he had landed in France on the 18th October 1915. WW1 Royal Field Artillery Attributed Field Marching Compass. A good example of the issue pattern, brass body with black painted finish, made by Lennie of Edinburgh. Complete with polished brown leather case. GC. The case with ink name Lt J. R. H. Wilson RFA (T). This name is also scratched into the base of the compass with the addition of a south London address. Lt Wilson landed in France during March 1918. WW1 Royal Field Artillery Coin ID Tag. This coin has been polished to one side and stamped with the soldiers details of Coffee E 108532 GR RFA CofE. GC. Gunner Edward Coffee is confirmed as serving with the RFA and was awarded the BWM & VM WW1 Royal Field Artillery Issue 1908 Webbing Cross Straps. A good clean pair, which appear to have been worn as a pair. One with clear issue stamp, the other with the addition of a later name. GC unblancoed WW1 Royal Field Artillery Medals & Honourably Discharged Certificate & Badge A hard to find combination awarded to 177792 Dvr G. Metheringham RA. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal. These contained in original forwarding box and registered envelope, addressed Oxfordshire. .... Discharge Certificate 177792 Driver George Metheringham Royal Field Artillery 19th October 1918. Medal ribbons absent, otherwise VGC. PLEASE NOTE That Driver Metheringham Silver War Badge is included in the lot. This with the number B28848. This is confirmed as his badge. Confirmed as receiving the BWM & VM only and Silver War Badge. WW1 Royal Field Artillery Medals, Cap Badge and Titles. The medals were awarded to "44467 DVR L WILSON RFA". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. ... Accompanied by brass cap badge and pair of shoulder titles. WW1 Royal Field Artillery Old Contemptibles Badge Grouping This grouping is attributed to Sergeant Edger Fowler of the 1st Reserve Brigade RFA. Comprising: 1914 Star & Bar group of miniature Medals. .... Silver War Badge (471182). .... Selection of Old Contemptibles badges. ... RFA OCA Badge. .... 1914 Star Ribbon made into an armband. .... Soldiers Small Book. ... etc. Overall GC. Sergeant Fowler enlisted at Bristol into the RFA Territorials and landed in France on the 16th August 1914, with the 44th Brigade RFA. He was discharged with the award of the Silver War Badge on the 22nd December 1919. WW1 Royal Flying Corps / RAF Observers Brevet and medal ribbons. A scarce worn Observer brevet of the classic WW1 style. Some wear to the wing. .... Accompanied by a Military Cross and 1914/15 Star ribbon and worn. Matching condition as worn. WW1 Royal Flying Corps / Royal Air Force Officer Photographs. These two photographs are of Lieutenant Cecil Woods Turner. The first depicting in the uniform of the RFC. The second an early RAF photograph showing him wearing the rank bars to the cap. Images clear. Lt C.W. Turner qualified as a pilot in February 1918. He served with 53 & 21 Squadrons. He was admitted to Hospital in April 1918 and resigned his Commission in October 1918 being found unfit for further service. WW1 Royal Flying Corps 1st Class Air Mechanic RFC Sleeve Badge. A rare example, remains in good condition. One small moth nip to right point. WW1 Royal Flying Corps 1st Class Air Mechanic RFC Sleeve Badge. A rare worn example. Some mothing. WW1 Royal Flying Corps 1st Class Air Mechanic Sleeve Badge. A rare example, remains in good condition. WW1 Royal Flying Corps 65 Squadron Casualty Pilot\'s Wings & Ephemera. A rare set of RFC attributed Pilots wings worn by Second Lieutenant William John Salmons MM. The Pilot\'s Wings are of classical form flat with a small amount of edge moth damage to the left wing (facings). ... These are accompanied by Official Memorial Scroll. .... RAF Officer Commission dated 1st November 1918. .... Memorial Card stating that he was accidentally Killed at Dover April 22nd 1918. .... Also a WW2 Navigator\'s Brevet and reprint photographs appertaining to his son. William John Salmons a native of Coventry originally enlisted into the Royal Warwickshire Regiment and landed in France on the 22nd March 1915. He was awarded the MIlitary Medal and transfered to the RFC. On the 22nd April 1918 he was serving with 65 Squadron and flying near Dover he was killed, his body buried at Coventry (London Road) Cemetery. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Airmans Cap Badge on Slider A rare example of the RFC cap badge retaining original slider VGC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Airmans Cap Badge on Slider A rare example of the RFC cap badge retaining original slider VGC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Cap Badge, ID Dog Tag and Photographs. A small collection of items comprising: Rare Official issue dog Tag "H.A. Groves 18848 RFC CE". ... Issue Cap Badge. ... Two photographs. GC. The photographs are unnamed. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example complete on loops. Nice age patina WW1 Royal Flying Corps cloth embroidered RFC shoulder title. A good worn example. Some wear. GC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Full Dress Pilots Wings. A superb pair of gold bullion RFC Pilots wings, flat retaining original black paper backing material. Bullion retains bright. GC Have been worn This pattern worn on the full dress tunic and Officer's patrol pattern tunic. Attributed to Lieutenant W.L.P. Gould RFC & RAF. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Leather Flying Helmet. A good and typical example of the pattern worn by Pilots and Observers of the Royal Flying Corps and later RAF. Brown leather, with blanket and part fur lining. Complete with leather chinstrap, ear rolls and flaps, the latter secured by three correct open pattern press studs. GC leather supple, minor fur lost. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Observer / RAF Pilots Medals and Log Books. This interesting grouping of items were awarded to Henry Charles Emanuel Cyril Ponsonby Dalrymple, an Observer in the Great War and in 1922 started Pilot Training. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal (Lieut H.C.E.C.P. Dalrymple RFC) GC Mounted as worn. ... Three Pilots Log Books. .... Officers Advance Book (19178-1918). ... Two Leave Railway Tickets (1918). Overall GC. Henry Charles Emanuel Cyril Ponsonby Dalrymple was originally commissioned into Royal Garrison Artillery, before transferring to the RFC as a Kite Balloon Officer and then an Observer. It was in this capacity that he landed in France during June 1917 and appears to returned to UK on the 7th March 1918 being transferred to 10 Squadron. After the war he remained with the RAF and began Pilot training on the 4th September 1922. The first log records flights until June 1923 and records on the 27th November 1922 Crashed on take off at this time flying the Bristol Fighter. The second log begins on the 7th February 1924, when he was posted to the Kite Balloon School at Lark Hill. He returned to flying Bristol Fighters in September of the year and went on to fly with 24 Squadron and 2 Squadron, the latter an Army Co-operation Squadron. Whist on this squadron he had his second crash. This log ends in November 1925. The third log records flights in the period July to August 1926. He was placed on the reserve in September 1926 and resigned his Commission in 1929 when he left for Shanghai. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Observer\'s Brevet. A good classic shape flat example. Slight brown cream colour to the feathers and O. Has been worn, slight moth nip to edge. smr WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officer's A very good rare example of the floppy style khaki cotton cap, retaining bronze OSD cap badge and the correct WW1 pattern thin brown leather chinstrap with GS buttons. The interior with yellow cotton lining. Slight age and service wear near VGC. There is no evidence of another badge having been worn. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officer's Side Cap. A good scarce example, retaining OSD RFC Cap Badge (On Loops) and both RFC buttons. The interior with light yellow cotton lining. The cap with some service and age wear, but remains a good example. No evidence of another badge having been worn WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge on Loops A good example with original loop fittings. VGC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officer\'s Bronze Cap Badge. A very good example retaining both blades. VGC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officer\'s Field Service Side Cap. A good scarce example of the private purchase tailored side cap. This example with original bronzed OSD Cap Badge and now retaining one of the RFC buttons. The interior is the slightly quilted cotton lining with large tailors label. Overall GC some service wear to the interior. WW1 Royal Flying Corps or early RAF Observer's Brevet A good padded embroidered wing, of the shape adopted by the RFC and worn into the early 1920s. Retaining most of the black wax paper backing. GC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Other Rank's Side Cap. An unusual untouched example as worn. Khaki wool material, retaining RFC Cap Badge and RFC buttons, The interior with black oilskin sweatband and red cloth lining. This with pencil name Hillsdon. Overall GC but with moth surface traces and service wear. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Other Rank\'s Side Cap. A very good and scarce untouched example as worn. Khaki wool material, retaining RFC Cap Badge and RFC buttons, The interior with silver grey wool sweatband, with issue number \"85192\" and \"RFC 7\". The interior also with chinstrap hooks. Two tiny moth holes, not detracting from the appearance. GC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Pair of Cloth Shoulder Titles A good pair that have been worn as a pair. Remain in good condition, small nick to top left corner of one. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Pair of RFC brass shoulder titles. A fine and rare matching pair of large slightly curved examples. Two flat loops to reverse of each. VGC (Westlake 564) WW1 Royal Flying Corps Pair of Shoulder Titles. A superb matching pair as worn. Near VGC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Pilots Flying Helmet. A scarce example of light brown leather with blanket lining. This pattern with ear rolls. Leather remains supple and a good colour, one or two age storage marks. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Pilots Goggles. A superb pair made by Triplex, with a wide band of brown leather, with rabbit fur backing. Fitted with tinted triplex safety glass and retaining original elasticated strap. One small split due to stitching to the upper front section of the leather, otherwise superb condition. Complete with original TSG box. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Rank Badges of Texas USA Interest. This selection of items are contained on three pages of a scrap book. The 1st page gives details of a Royal Flying Corps Field Day January 1918 at Fort Worth Texas. Original cloth badges are included: "Royal Flying Corps" shoulder title , 1st AM two blade propeller, Sergeant Chevrons and four blade propeller, RAF shoulder eagle, Two overseas service chevrons, US Sergeant chevrons. Also other items of ephemera. The badges are in good condition a few moth nips. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC 1914 Star, RAF Meritorious Service Medal Group of Six. A rare group awarded to Chief Master Mechanic later Flight Sergeant Ernest Woolaway an original Old Contemptible of the Royal Flying Corps. Comprising: 1914 Star (370 Sgt RFC), British War Medal, Victory Medal (370 SM1 RAF), Defence Medal, War Medal, Royal Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (GVR) (370 CH MAS. MEC E Woolaway RAF). Medals loose GC ... Accompanied by an original postcard photograph showing him in the uniform of a F/Sgt in the RAF during WW2. Flight Sergeant Ernest Woolaway was a direct enlistment into the Royal Flying Corps on the 20th September 1912. In August 1914 he was posted to France, landing on the 13th August 1914. He was promoted to T/SM (T) March 1916 and the 1918 RAF Muster Roll shows him with the rank of Chief Master Mechanic. He was awarded the MSM which appeared in the London Gazette on the 1st January 1919 for services in France. In April 1918 he was serving with 29 Squadron. At the outbreak of the Second World War he rejoined the RAF. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC 1914 Star, RAF Meritorious Service Medal Group of Six. A rare group awarded to Chief Master Mechanic later Flight Sergeant Ernest Woolaway an original Old Contemptible of the Royal Flying Corps. Comprising: 1914 Star (370 Sgt RFC), British War Medal, Victory Medal (370 SM1 RAF), Defence Medal, War Medal, Royal Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (GVR) (370 CH MAS. MEC E Woolaway RAF). Medals loose GC ... Accompanied by an original postcard photograph showing him in the uniform of a F/Sgt in the RAF during WW2. Flight Sergeant Ernest Woolaway was a direct enlistment into the Royal Flying Corps on the 20th September 1912. In August 1914 he was posted to France, landing on the 13th August 1914. He was promoted to T/SM (T) March 1916 and the 1918 RAF Muster Roll shows him with the rank of Chief Master Mechanic. He was awarded the MSM which appeared in the London Gazette on the 1st January 1919 for services in France. In April 1918 he was serving with 29 Squadron. At the outbreak of the Second World War he rejoined the RAF. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC 1917 Pattern Trench Cap. A good example of khaki wool cloth with correct thin brown leather chinstrap and full oilskin lining to the interior. The cap retains what appears to be its original RFC loop cap badge, no evidence of another badge having been worn loops or slider. Minor wear with small amount of moth o the peak. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Cloth Shoulder Title. A good worn example GC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Flying Coat & Flying Helmet. A superb and outstanding example of an Officer's private purchase light brown flying coat retailed through the Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Limited. The 3/4 length coat is tailored in the wrap over style with slanted map pocket to the chest. Also with slanted waist pockets. The interior with full heavy wool blanket lining with leg straps. Minor stitching faults to the back underside of the collar, otherwise superb supple condition and retaining a very good colour. ... Accompanied by a private purchase flying helmet, this of matching colour, with blanket and fur trim lining. Minor wear GC. Coat will button to the neck. A very heavy item for posting. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Flying Helmet By Ledux A very good example and typical of the pattern worn by the RFC and RAF. Tan coloured leather, with correct period open brass press stud and covered with the typical orange coloured cover. The interior with blanket lining and tailor's label. Leather supple, near VGC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Officer's OSD Cap Badge and silver ID Bracelet. The OSD Cap badge is complete with both blades. VGC. ... The silver bracelet engraved "Lieut W.L.P. Gould C of E RAF". The reverse "18 Upper Higley Rd Edgbaston Birmingham". GC. Lieutenant W.L.P. Gould is confirmed as a Pilot in the April 1918 Air Force List See His RFC Full Dress Bullion Wings and Service dress Wings WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Other Ranks Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on loops WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Pilots Wings. A good embroidered cotton pair of classic shape. Have been worn, GC small moth nips to the edge. Attributed to Lieutenant W.L.P. Gould RFC & RAF. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Pilots Wings. A very good worn pair, retaining original backing cloth to the reverse. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Silk Embroidered Handkerchief Typical of the style purchased in France & Flanders and sent home to loved ones. The coloured silks depicting the RFC Cap Badge remain bright and fresh. Minor wear. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RFC Trigger Flying Gauntlets, Gloves. An extremely rare pair of WW1 period flying gauntlets, these been the trigger pattern. To the back otter skin and to the underside, light tan leather, typical of the colour used by RFC aircrew. To the wrist adjustment straps. To the inside, wool lined hand section, the wrist with leather. Retaining makers label of Fowness England. One are two small bald patches, otherwise GC. WW1 Royal Flying Corps RNAS Pilot / Observer Wrist Compass. A rare example made by Dent & Co. Wrist strap absent. WW1 Royal Flying Corps Sergeant's Four Bladed Propeller Badge A scarce example, has been worn, now with some staining. GC WW1 Royal Flying Corps Shoulder Title & Corporal Rank Chevron A good example of the RFC shoulder title and a single WW1 period Corporal Chevron. GC Has been worn WW1 Royal Flying Corps. RFC Flight Sergeant's cloth propeller badge. A rare example of the four bladed propeller with central star worn above three chevrons.. Heavily mothed. WW1 Royal Fusiliers Officer\'s \"Floppy\" Trench Cap A good and scarce example, of khaki cotton floppy material. Complete with OSD regimental cap badge and correct thin leather chin strap. The interior with cotton lining and cotton sweatband. The cap is tailored with four vent holes. The overall condition is very good, however an area of mothing under the chinstrap (see photograph) not over noticeable when displayed, area of frying under the peak (see photograph) WW1 Royal Garrison Artillery Pair of Medals. This British War Medal and Victory Medal were awarded to 34830 GNR A.S. DAVIES RA." Accompanied by his Church Lads Brigade Certificate, showing that he was serving in 1905. Gunner Albert S Davies is confirmed as serving with the RGA and being issued the pair only. WW1 Royal Horse Guards Silver War Badge. This example complete with pin bears the number B32980. GC. Awarded to 1748 Trooper Charles J Penfold. Who enlisted on the 15th September 1914 and landed in France with the regiment on the 13th May 1915. He was discharged on the 18th October 1918 following being found unfit for further service as a result of wounds WW1 Royal Irish Officers Map Case. A good example of a private purchase Officers map case retailed through the A & N C S L (The Army & Navy Co-operative Society Ltd) Single flap and retaining window. Ink name of W.L. Campbell Royal Irish. GC leather supple. WW1 Royal Irish Regiment OR?s cap badge by Smith & Wright Ld., B?ham. A good 1902-22 die-stamped brass example on named slider. (KK 614) WW1 Royal Irish Regiment Pair of Medals. British War and Victory Medal awarded to 4001 Pte A.C. Major R. Ir Regt". GC. Private Albert C Major is confirmed as receiving the BWM & VM only. WW1 Royal Marine Artillery British War Medal. Awarded to R.M.A. 16446 Pte P Hall . Mounted to be worn as a single medal. Confirmed as sole entitlement. WW1 Royal Marine Artillery Long Service Group of Four Medals. Awarded to ?RMA 10480 Act BR. T. Phillips? Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?RMA GR?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?RMA Act BR?, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Admiral Bust) ?RMA Gunner?. Medals loose GC. WW1 Royal Marine Light Infantry RND Original Pistol Set. Gallipoli & Western Front A rare untouched set of equipment as worn by a member of the RMLI. Comprising: 1914 pattern leather belt, complete with all four back straps (Stamped with WD Arrow and L). 1914 pattern ammo pouch. Leather pistol holster clear 1914 issue date. ... Pistol ammo pouch, again dated 1914. The inside flap of the 1914 pouch with initials "CMFB 2nd RMLI" the inside flap of the pistol pouch "C.M.F Burk----" (Faint). Leather remains supple, dusty condition. GC. This belt set remains as originally worn in the field by the owner. The RMLI saw action at the Gallipoli landings and also on the Western Front. WW1 Royal Marines Light Infantry Unusual Rank Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Deal. S-1534 Wheelwright O. Hunt R.M.L.I. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (WHLR RMLI), British War Medal, Victory Medal, (WHR RM). Medals loose GC. Wheelwright Osman Hunt volunteered in November 1914, his civilian occupation given at Wheelwright. He was posted to the Divisional Train. He was discharged in March 1916. WW1 Royal Munster Fusiliers Cap Badge A Good die stamped bimetal example retaining slider WW1 Royal Naval Air Service Artisan?s RNAS trade badge A fine scarce example. Gold wire embroidered eagle over crossed axe and hammer on navy cloth. Has been worn, one or two small moth holes. GC WW1 Royal Naval Air Service Attached Officer?s cuff wing. A fine and rare die-cast gilt winged ?A?. Retaining both screw posts to the reverse. VGC WW1 Royal Naval Air Service British War Medal & Box. This example was awarded to "F20351 W.F. Brigham CPO 3 RNAS". GC. Complete with original card case. CPO William Foster Brigham was born in Scarborough and joined the RNAS in September 1916. His trade is given as photographer and the single medal entitlement is confirmed. WW1 Royal Naval Air Service RNAS Ratings Sleeve Eagle. A scarce gold bullion embroidered onto dark blue example. GC. WW1 Royal Naval Air Service RNAS scarce Engineer?s sleeve badge. A good bullion embroidered eagle with propeller below on navy melton cloth ground. Small area of moth holes, otherwise GC. The Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps was authorised 11th July 1912 and soon became known as the Royal Naval Air Service, this title was officially recognised in July 1914. The RNAS merged with the Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force on 1st April 1918. sb WW1 Royal Naval Air Service RNAS Uniform rare pair of Cuff Badges A very good gilt facing pair, each with three screw posts retaining ribbed nuts and backing plates. Gilt bright WW1 Royal Naval Air Service RNAS Uniform rare pair of Pilots Cuff Badges A very good gilt facing pair, each with three screw posts retaining ribbed nuts and backing plates. Gilt bright this pattern with three screw posts worn by pilots of the RNAS on the reefer jacket and as a single badge to the breast of the khaki land service tunic. WW1 Royal Naval Air Service winged ?A? RNAS shoulder board badge. A good gilt example, retaining loop wires. GC. This badge was worn to the shoulder boards of the great coat by Officers attached to the RNAS. WW1 Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Chief Petty Officer?s cap badge. A scarce bronzed example, with blades removed and small pin holes to sew on to cap. GC. WW1 Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Chief Petty Officer?s cap badge. A scarce die-stamped bronzed example, with blades removed and small pin holes to sew on to cap. WW1 Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Chief Petty Officer?s cap badge. A scarce die-stamped bronzed example, with blades removed and small pin holes to sew on to cap. WW1 Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Officer?s bronze cap badge A very good example, retaining both blades. GC. WW1 Royal Naval Division 1915-18 Officer?s cap badge. A good cast bronze example on blades (cut short and drilled for use with split pin.. GC WW1 Royal Naval Division RND Brass shoulder title. Retaining two loops, these now bent flat. WW1 Royal Naval Division RND Telegraphist Sleeve Badge. A very rare example of white embroidery onto khaki cloth. Typical WW1 construction. WW1 Royal Naval Division Royal Navy Ratings Cap Tally. This example is a length of 22 inches. Heavy age wear lettering faint. WW1 Royal Naval Division scarce cap ribbon / tally Black silk with gold wire embroidered ?ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION?. Some service wear and creased from many years storage. Just over 30 inches in length. Firstly on navy blue sailor?s hat, then on the khaki sailor?s hat and for a short time on khaki peaked cap until Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916. WW1 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Officers Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to Lieut C. St. C Penny RNVR. GC Accompanied by a rank shoulder board. Lieutenant Claude St Clan Penny was commissioned into the RNVR in 1916. He was given command of ML94 Motor Boat. After a bout of illness he applied for pilot training on Seaplane. Due to his illness he was later discharged and awarded the Silver War Badge. BWM & VM confirmed as only entitlement. WW1 Royal Navy & Royal Naval Air Service Ratings Cap Badge. A good example of the patten worn on the ratings peaked cap and commonly seen worn by RNAS personal. This badge with red cotton embroidery, padded with stiffener to the back. Has been worn GC. WW1 Royal Navy / RAF Long Service Medal Group. This group remains mounted as originally worn and was awarded to Flight Sergeant A.F. Hall. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (M7251 WR3 RN), British War Medal, Victory Medal (2 WR RN), RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR) (313756 F/Sgt RAF). GC official correction to the number of the LSGC Medal. The RAF service number confirms RAF intake from RN personnel. WW1 Royal Navy 1911 Coronation Medal Pair. Awarded to ?152217 G. Sweetingham Sto 1 RN?. Comprising: British War Medal, 1911 Coronation Medal. Mounted as a pair as originally worn. GC. Stoker George Sweetingham was born in 1871 and enlisted into the RN in 1892 for 12 years service. After transferring to the Royal Fleet Reserve in January 1914, he appears to have been recalled for RN service and served at the RN College. WW1 Royal Navy 1914/15 Star Medal. A good example awarded to 152464 F Belcher CERA 1 RN. GC. Frederick Belcher is confirmed as receiving the 1914/15 Star Trio, issued at HMS Pembroke. He was a native of New Brompton, Kent. WW1 Royal Navy 1914/15 Star. Awarded to 202061 W.H. JOHNS A.B. RN. WW1 Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Ark Royal & Zeppelin ID Tag. This grouping was awarded to 204057 G. Lillywhite L.Sig RN. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal GC. .... Accompanied by a small alloy ID tag, pendant engraved G Lillywhite HMS Ark Royal portion of zeppelin L55. GC. George Lillywhite was a native of Bermondsey London. L55 infact LZ55 was damaged by fire from the battleship HMS Agamemnon on 5 May 1916, it came down in the Vardar (Macedonia) marshes. WW1 Royal Navy Battle of Jutland HMS Nottingham Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 213505 W.I. Addelsee A.B. RN. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal GC. Able Seaman William Inman Addelsee was a native of South Boston Lincolnshire and joined the Royal Navy as a boy at the age of 12 in 1901. At the outbreak of the Great War he was serving onboard HMS Nottingham a Light Cruiser which saw action at Heligoland on 28th August 1914, Battle of Dogger Bank on 23rd January 1915 and on the 31st May the Battle of Jutland, where Nottingham was attached to the 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron. Whilst he was on board the ships luck ran out on the 19th August 1916, she was engaged in a sweep of the North Sea in thick mist 120 miles south-east of the Firth of Forth, she was hit by two torpedoes from U-boat U-52, and sank in just 25 minutes. Most of the crew survived including Addelsee who then joined HMS Defiance. WW1 Royal Navy British War Medal Awarded to J18412 T.J. TOVEE LS RN Some edge knocks. Leading Seaman Thomas J Tovee was awarded a 1914/15 Trio at the time of issue was serving at HMS Vernon. WW1 Royal Navy British War Medal. Single Entitlement. Awarded to M.19690 F.S. Bardsley 3 WR RN. Complete with original forwarding box and a calling card indicating service at HMS Victory. VGC. Single Medal entitlement confirmed. WW1 Royal Navy Chief Petty Officer\'s bullion cap badge. Good scarce example ornamented in crimson and black velvet with gilt anchor indicating non-seaman branch of the service. Removed from cap, minor service wear. WW1 Royal Navy Group of Medals. Awarded to K15502 W Hillier Sto 1 RN. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and silver & enamel RAOB Buffalo Medal, this engraved to Miller and presented in 1927 whilst at the Royal Standard Lodge GC. WW1 Royal Navy Group of Three Medals. This group was awarded to K.14083 M.L. Martin SPO RN. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, (STO 1 RN), British War Medal and Victory Medal (SPO RN). GC Mounted as originally worn. At the time of issue of the medals SPO Martin was serving on board HMS Hood. WW1 Royal Navy HMS General Crauford (1915-1921) Ratings Cap Tally. A rare example full length 36 1/2 inches. Has been worn. HMS General Craufurd was a First World War Royal Navy Lord Clive-class monitor. She was launched in 1915 and scrapped 1921. WW1 Royal Navy Master at Arms Long Service Group of Four Medals. This group was awarded to Master at Arms George Henry Luscombe the medals with the rare rank of Ships Corporal. Comprising: 1914/15 Star \"206825 G.H. Luscombe Sh. Cpl 1 RN\", British War Medal, Victory Medal \"Sh Cpl 1 RN\", Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Admiral Bust) \"Sh Corpl 1Cl HMS Isis\". GC mounted as worn. Master at Arms George Henry Luscombe joined the Royal Navy as a Boy in 1901 at the age of 12 years. At the outbreak of the Great War he was posted to HMS Isis as Ships Corporal and served with her until 1917 when he was transfered to HMS Tamar and in 1920 was promoted to Master at Arms and a year later was at Woolwich, in 1922 he was at HMS Revenge and his final posting was to HMS Vivid II. He was discharged in 1923. HMS Isis was an Eclipse-class protected cruiser. WW1 Royal Navy Midshipman Victory Medal. Awarded to MID H MASON RN. GC. WW1 Royal Navy Officer?s trio. Awarded to ?Lieut G.D.W. Turner RN?. Comprising: 1914/15 Star ?Lieut RN?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?Lieut RN?. Medals loose. GC Lieutenant Turner is confirmed as serving aboard HMS Telemachus, an R Class Destroyer WW1 Royal Navy Pair of Medals. These medals were awarded to \"K.10432 J Barkus SPO RN.\" Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal. Retaining original ribbons but tatty. Official correction to the rank of the BWM. Medal roll confirms only entitlement WW1 Royal Navy Pair of Medals. Awarded to \"K.42636 A Fletcher Sto 1 RN\" VGC. WW1 Royal Navy Pair of Medals. This British War Medal and Special Constabulary Medal were awarded to L.9354 S.B. Dawes O.S. 3 RN. The Special constabulary medal named to Stanley B Dawes. Medals loose GC. Single BWM entitlement confirmed. WW1 Royal Navy Pattern Overseas Service Chevrons. A good set of three chevrons of blue embroidered onto dark blue, representing three years overseas service. WW1 Royal Navy Ratings Cap. A scarce example of the WW1 pattern, tailored with white canvas top. Retaining original "HMS Victory" Tally. The interior with blue cotton lining and owners stamped name. Some service wear, near VGC for the type. The shape of the WW1 period caps, differ from the WW2 and later patten caps. WW1 Royal Navy Ships Cook Long Service Group of Three Medals. An unusual ranked group of medals Awarded to Herbert William Morgan a Chief Ships Cook and later Instructor of Cookery. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal “Inst Cky H.W. Morgan RN”, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Admiral bust) “340871 H.W. Morgan Ch Sh Cook HMS Defiance”. Medals mounted for display. GC Herbert William Morgan was born in 1873 and enlisted into the Royal Navy in 1895. During the Boer War he remained on shore establishment and joined HMS Repulse in September 1903. He was awarded the LS&GC Medal in February 1915. From 1916 to January 1918 he served onboard HMS Royal Oak WW1 Royal Navy Special Constabulary Group of Three Medals. Awarded to ?J-73087 A.B. Piggott A.B. RN?. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Special Constabulary Faithful Service Medal (GVR Crowned Head) with clasp ?The Great War 1914-1918? ?Harry Piggott? Albert Benjamin Piggott, was born on the 11th June 1899 at Midhurst in Sussex WW1 Royal Navy Unusual Rank British War Medal & Box. This example was awarded to M.12240 L Andrews L.V.A. R.N. The British War Medal complete with original card box of issue with typed details. Leading Victuallers Assistant Leslie Andrews is confirmed on the Medal Roll with this rank and awarded the BWM Only. WW1 Royal Scots Fusiliers Medals. 1914/15 Star and British War Medal awarded to 16510 Pte W Hobson R Sc Fus. GC. Pte Willie Hobson landed in France on the 20th September 1915. WW1 Royal Scots Fusiliers Victory Medal and Card Box. This example was awarded to 39052 Pte J Green R Sc Fus. Box also with typed details and retaining original unused Victory Medal ribbon. VGC. Private Green landed in France on the 21st September 1915. He later served with the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. WW1 Royal Scots Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 3931 Pte H. Grant R Scots GC. Private Herbert Grant is confirmed as being awarded to the BWM & VM only WW1 Royal Sussex Regiment All Brass Economy Issue Cap Badge circa 1916-18 A fine die-stamped example on slider WW1 Royal Sussex Regiment British War Medal Single Entitlement Awarded to 869 Pte J Miller R Suss. R GC. Private John Miller is confirmed as a single BWM entitlement his MIC states he was in Hospital whilst in Waziristan 1917. WW1 Royal Sussex Regiment Pair of Medals. Awarded to 265780 Pte A E Stanton R. Suss R. Complete with original silk medal ribbons and box of issue. WW1 Royal Warickshire Regiment & Army Service Corps Silver War Badge. A good example complete with pin fitting, numbered B258038. GC. Awarded to Private Edin C Clay, who originally enlisted into the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. He later transferred to the Army Service Corps and was discharged on the 13th May 1919 as a result of wounds. He saw overseas service earning the BWM & VM. WW1 Royal Warwickshire Regiment (Birmingham Pals) Group of Three Medals. This group is awarded to "371 Pte W. Cooper R. War R", who is believed to have served with one of the Birmingham Pals Battalions. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted as originally worn with original ribbons. GC. Private William Cooper is confirmed as landing in France on the 21st November 1915. His low service number would indicate a "Kitchener" army recruit. All three Birmingham Pals Battalions landed in Landed at Boulogne 21 November 1915. WW1 Royal Warwickshire Regiment Three Brothers 1914 Casualty Family Group of Medals. A scarce grouping including the group to Lance Corporal George Brookes, a pre war regular soldier who had served on the North West Frontier in 1908 and was Killed in Action on the 26th August 1914 the opening day of the Battle of Le Cateau. Comprising: Group awarded to ?9666 L.Cpl G. Brookes R. War R? India General Service Medal, clasp ?North West Frontier 1908? ?9666 Drumr 1st R. War R?, 1914 Star ?9666 L.Cpl R. War.R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?9666 Pte R. War .R.? Medals loose GC ... Group awarded to ?1711 L, Cpl. H. Brookes R. War R?. Comprising: 1914 Star ?1711 L.Cpl R.War R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?1711 Pte H. Brooks R.War R? (please note spelling of surname, this is confirmed on the MIC cards with cross reference), Defence Medal, National Fire Brigade Association Silver Medal with ?Twenty Year Clasp? ?Harry Brookes?. Medals loose GC ... Group awarded to ?325904 Spr C. Brookes RE?. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal, Imperial Service Medal (GVIR) ?Charles Brookes?. Medals loose GC. ... Also two Army Temperance Medals,l and an Ancient Order of Druids silver medal.?Charles Brookes?. Overall GC. The family lived in Leamington Spar, Lance Corporal George Brookes had seen service on the North West Frontier, before the regiment returned to the UK. He was with the 1st Bn when it embarked to France landing on the 23rd August 1914, with news coming through about the retreat from Mons, the Battalion was rushed to Le Cateau arriving on the evening of the 24th it acted as a rearguard during the 25th and was then withdrawn towards Harcourt. On the 26th it received orders to attack the Germans holding the ridge this was to prove unsuccessful and it was at this action it is believed L.Cpl Brookes was Killed in Action. He is entitled to the clasp on the 1914 Star.... Lance Corporal Harry Brooks landed in France on the 4th October 1914 and was awarded the clasp to the 1914 Star. His MIC also shows that he was awarded the SWB. The misspelling of his name is confirmed on his MIC cards ... Private Charles Brookes was awarded the BWM & VM he would in later life join the telephone service and completed 37 years in this job, thus being awarded the Imperial Service Medal. WW1 Royal Warwickshire Regiment Three Brothers 1914 Casualty Family Group of Medals. A scarce grouping including the group to Lance Corporal George Brookes, a pre war regular soldier who had served on the North West Frontier in 1908 and was Killed in Action on the 26th August 1914 the opening day of the Battle of Le Cateau. Comprising: Group awarded to ?9666 L.Cpl G. Brookes R. War R? India General Service Medal, clasp ?North West Frontier 1908? ?9666 Drumr 1st R. War R?, 1914 Star ?9666 L.Cpl R. War.R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?9666 Pte R. War .R.? Medals loose GC ... Group awarded to ?1711 L, Cpl. H. Brookes R. War R?. Comprising: 1914 Star ?1711 L.Cpl R.War R?, British War Medal, Victory Medal ?1711 Pte H. Brooks R.War R? (please note spelling of surname, this is confirmed on the MIC cards with cross reference), Defence Medal, National Fire Brigade Association Silver Medal with ?Twenty Year Clasp? ?Harry Brookes?. Medals loose GC ... Group awarded to ?325904 Spr C. Brookes RE?. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal, Imperial Service Medal (GVIR) ?Charles Brookes?. Medals loose GC. ... Also two Army Temperance Medals,l and an Ancient Order of Druids silver medal.?Charles Brookes?. Overall GC. The family lived in Leamington Spar, Lance Corporal George Brookes had seen service on the North West Frontier, before the regiment returned to the UK. He was with the 1st Bn when it embarked to France landing on the 23rd August 1914, with news coming through about the retreat from Mons, the Battalion was rushed to Le Cateau arriving on the evening of the 24th it acted as a rearguard during the 25th and was then withdrawn towards Harcourt. On the 26th it received orders to attack the Germans holding the ridge this was to prove unsuccessful and it was at this action it is believed L.Cpl Brookes was Killed in Action. He is entitled to the clasp on the 1914 Star.... Lance Corporal Harry Brooks landed in France on the 4th October 1914 and was awarded the clasp to the 1914 Star. His MIC also shows that he was awarded the SWB. The misspelling of his name is confirmed on his MIC cards ... Private Charles Brookes was awarded the BWM & VM he would in later life join the telephone service and completed 37 years in this job, thus being awarded the Imperial Service Medal. WW1 Royal Welsh Fusiliers All Brass Economy Cap Badge by Smith & Wright. A good die-stamped example retaining slider with the makers details of \"Smith & Wright Ltd B\'ham\" WW1 Royal Welsh Fusiliers Attributed Officers Mess Kit A rare set carried by Captain Archibald Gordon McPherson who served in France from 1916. Comprising: Circular allow mess tin. ... plate... combination knife, fork & spoon. ... Teas strainer and tin. Contained in a khaki canvass cover, this with printed name and Manchester makers name to the interior of the flap. Some service wear GC. Captain Archibald Gordon McPherson landed in France during June 1916. He is listed as serving with the 19th and later 25th Battalions RWF (details from MIC). WW1 Royal Welsh Fusiliers Victory Medal Awarded to 10824 Pte J.L. Rissettio R.W. FUS. GC. Pte Rissettio enlisted in December 1915 and was discharged from the 4th Bn RWF after overseas service on the 17th January 1918 WW1 Royal West Kent Cloth Title Mothed and cut close to letters WW1 Royal West Kent Regiment & Kent Cyclist Bn group of three medals. Awarded to Private Frederick J Bateman, who served with both units. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal ?2032 Pte Kent Cyc Bn?, India General Service Medal, clasp ?Afghanistan NWF 1919?, ?266140 Pte R.W. Kent R?. Medals mounted as originally worn WW1 scarce Interpreter?s brass sleeve badge. Die struck Pharaoh?s head. (as Cox page 245) Retaining all four blades to the reverse. GC WW1 scarce Royal Flying Corps cloth RFC shoulder title. See "Cloth Shoulder Title" category for this item WW1 scarce Royal Flying Corps cloth RFC shoulder title. Heavy service wear. Removed from a uniform. WW1 scarce Royal Flying Corps cloth RFC shoulder title. A good embroidered example. Has been worn GC. WW1 scarce T / RAMC/ NOTTS & DERBY Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on three loops worn by the Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance WW1 Scots Guards Casualty Pair Of Medals & Badges. Awarded to 13966 PTE A TAYLOR S. GDS. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, these retaining original silk ribbons. Scots Guards Cap Badge with loops. Scots Guards shoulder title and tunic buttons. Private Andrew Taylor was a native of Liverpool and landed in France after the 1st July 1916 earning the British War Medal and Victory Medal. He was Killed in Action on the 27th September 1918, whilst serving with the 1st Bn Scots Guards. WW1 Scots Guards Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 17532 Pte A Barclay S Gds GC. Private Andrew Barclay was awarded the Pair only WW1 Scottish Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) glengarry badge. A good die-stamped white metal \"lacesset\" example with scrolls on loops. WW1 Service / Pioneer Battalions collar badges. Die-cast brass facing pair (each a crossed pickaxe and rifle). Four loops on each. Not exact pair but appear to have been worn as such. WW1 set of British Army War Service chevrons for 1914-1918. A fine set removed from uniform with one red (1914) and four blue (1915-18). Minor mothing to bottom right otherwise GC. WW1 Shropshire Volunteer Corps VTC scarce enamelled mufti badge. by Robinson, The Square, Shrewsbury. A good blue enamel oval strap inscribed ?Shropshire Volunteer Corps?; blue enamel shield charged with three loggerhead to centre. Buttonhole fixing to reverse which bears issue number. WW1 Silver I.D. Bracelet. West Riding Regiment. This silver bracelet is engraved Signaller E Anderson 33637 1/4 West Ridings BEF France. Complete with chain. Has been worn and polished. WW1 Silver Masonic War Medal. This example awarded to \"Bro C. Osmond No. 3821\". Silver Hall mark for Birmingham 1928. GC Retaining original ribbon and pin fitting. WW1 Silver War Badge Royal Navy This example is numbered RN46703. Slight age wear. WW1 Skegness Tribute Bronze Medal A good scarce example, the obverse depicting Britannia with trident crowning a kneeling soldier with a wreath, an airship to the background. The reverse with the coat of arms of Skegness. GC. WW1 Sketches by a Kent Yeoman 1914 to 1918 Original Edition. A good clean copy of this book which follows the war time service of the unit, from Gallipoli, to Palestine and France. Original soft back binding clean condition. WW1 Small Box Respirator Gas Mask Bag. A good used example of the WW1 pattern. Faint ink stamps to the underside of the flap. Complete with web strap, this with correct brass button and hook as well as the leather side strap, to be used in battle order. With pencil name and Regimental number to the outside. GC. WW1 Small Box Respirator Gas Mask Bag. A worn example of the WW1 pattern. Complete with web strap, this with correct brass button and hook as well as the leather side strap, to be used in battle order. The interior divider has been removed. The bag with some use. WW1 soldier?s comfort .?The Man in Khaki sock knitters help?. Comprising knitting instructions and a tape measure contained in the original cardboard box. The lid is illustrated with a soldier standing next to the Union flag. The patent date is for 1914. WW1 Somerset Light Infantry Bandmasters Silver War Badge. A rare issue and appears to be a sole WW1 entitlement. Awarded to Bandmaster Thomas Arnold Mitchell. The badge with the issue number 281897. Complete with pin. Bandmaster Thomas Arnold Mitchell enlisted on the 21st July 1874 and was discharged on the 26th November 1917 at the age of 57. He did not serve overseas during the war. WW1 Somerset Light Infantry Officer\'s service dress cap. A good example tailored in doeskin, complete with General Service buttons, correct thin brown leather chinstrap and bronze OSD cap badge. The interior with cotton lining and leather sweatband. Good clean condition, Minor age wear and moth nips. GC. WW1 South Africa. Cape Fortress Engineers Officer?s brass cap badge circa 1914-22. Scarce die-cast example, retaining two loops to the reverse GC. (Owen 1370) Raised July 1914, mobilised October (5 Officers, 150 OR?s). CO Major F. Pickering. 19th May 1922 merged into SA Engineers. WW1 South African 11th Infantry 1914/15 Star. A good example awarded to Pte J Maniom 11th Infantry. GC. WW1 South African Artillery 12th Cit Batt Group of Three Medals. Awarded to \"Gnr J.D. Lawrence 12th Cit Batt\". Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, South African Bi-lingual Victory Medal. Medals loose GC WW1 South African Military Issue Binoculars & Case. A good clean pair of the pattern issued to Commonwealth Troops, this pair being South African issue. Both the binoculars and case are dated 1913 and made by Ross of London. Good clean condition, leather in very good condition. GC. WW1 South African Mounted Rifles Regiment British War Medal. This example awarded to Pte. C.C. Nel 1 St MR. GC. WW1 South Lancashire Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 South Lancashire Regiment All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example. Slider. WW1 South Lancashire Regiment Victory Medal. Awarded to 28361 Pte E.T. Parsons S. Lan R. GC. WW1 South Midland Royal Field Artillery Officers Silver ID Bracelet A good example, clearly engraved Col T.E. Kimberley C of E 3.S.M. RFA. The reverse with silver hallmark for Birmingham 1917 Colonel Thomas Edwin Kimberley VD landed in France with the 3rd South Midland Brigade Royal Field Artillery on the 15th July 1917. He later served on the Staff. His address was given as Birmingham in 1920. WW1 South Oxfordshire Cadets scarce brass mufti badge. Retaining original button hole fitting. GC WW1 South Russia Territorial Force Nursing Service 1920 Royal Red Cross Group of Medals. A scarce group awarded to Sister Miss Lily Lister. Comprising: Royal Red Cross (Second Class in case), British War Medal, Victory Medal (Sister L Lister), Territorial Army Nursing Service (HM Birmingham 1928)..... Accompanied by miniature medal group of the 1st three. ... Silver ID tag made from a coin. Overall GC and Rare. Sister Lilly Lister was born in 1886 at Willenhall, near Wolverhampton and undertook Nurse training at Bristol Royal Infirmary between December 1908 and December 1911. She joined the Territorial Force Nursing Service as a Staff Nurse in October 1914. Later promoted to Sister she volunteered her services to the British Army Black Sea expedition fighting the Bolshevik forces and it was here she was awarded the Royal Red Cross 2nd Class, a note stating the award sent to G.O.C. British Army of the Black Sea, 4 October 1920. She left the TFNS in 1921. WW1 South Staffordshire / Army Ordinance Corps Family Group of Medal, This grouping comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 015930 Pte W.L. Knowles A.O.C. & 5243 Pte F. H. Knowles S Staff R. .... Also a Special Constabulary Medal awarded to George Knowes. The groups with the addition of a South Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge. GC. WW1 South Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge by BP & Co. A good die-stamped example on slider which is stamped BP & CO B'HAM WW1 South Wales Borderers 1914/15 Star This example was awarded to 13744 Pte T. Rees S Wales Bord. GC. The Medal index card states that Private Thomas Rees was Killed in Action on the 19th June 1915 having landed in France on the 10th December 1914. However no confirmation of this has been found. WW1 South Wales Borderers Cap Badge and Shoulder Title. A good example, the cap badge retaining slider, the title with loops. WW1 Special Constabulary Medal. A George V Great War period example awarded to ASST SERGT HARRY DOWDNEY. Bearing The Great War 1914-18 clasp. Mounted for wearing. WW1 Style British Officers Canvas Side Bag. This is an all canvas example, with no leather base section. Complete with web sling and to the flap single leather strap. GC some service wear. WW1 Style British Officers Side Bag. A good example of the canvas and leather side bag of the style worn by Officers with the leather Sam Browne equipment. This example with a fixed web sling. GC. WW1 Style Early Inter-War Army Dental Corps Officers Doeskin Cap. A good example of the WW1 style soft cap. This example complete with original Army Dental Corps Bronze OSD Cap badge. The interior with soft leather sweatband. GC Good clean condition. The Army Dental Corps was formed in 1921. WW1 Style Flying Motoring Cloth Flying Helmet A good example of soft brown material, with a cotton lining. Tailored with a neck flap. Slight wear Near VGC. WW1 Style Leather Flying Helmet London Made. A good and unusual example of brown leather with blanket lining. Tailored with a neck flap, with correct period style open press studs. The lining with tailors label. Leather remains supple, chin strap absent, but buckle present. WW1 Suffolk Regiment / City of London Army Cadet Force Long Service Group of Medals. Awarded to Captain William R Q Harries, who served during the Great War with the Suffolk Regiment and was later commissioned into the Army Cadet Force, retiring with the rank of Captain. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, (63176 Pte W R Q Harries Suff R), Defence Medal, War Medal (engraved Sgt W R Q Harries), Cadet Forces Medal (GVIR), (Lt W R Q Harries) GC mounted as originally worn. Captain Harries is confirmed as been issued the BWM & VM for service during the Great War. He was awarded the Cadet Forces Medal on the 19th May 1953, then serving with the City of London Army Cadet Force and resigned his commission due to age on the 31st March 1959. WW1 Suffolk Regiment 1916 All Brass Economy Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider WW1 Suffolk Regiment Casualty 1914/15 Star Medal & Forwarding Slip. This example was awarded to 7777 Pte F.A. Fenson Suff R. GC. .... Accompanied by the 1914/15 Star casualty forwarding slip. GC. Private Frederick Arthur Fenson was a native of Dry Drayton Cambridgeshire and landed in France on the 16th January 1915. He died on the 3rd October 1915. WW1 Suffolk Regiment Printed Slip On Cloth Shoulder Titles. GC WW1 Suffolk Regiment WW2 Air Training Corps Officer's Group of Medals. This group was awarded to Flight Lieutenant James Clarence Cooper a Great War Officer with the Suffolk Regiment and ATC Squadron Commander. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal "2. Lieut J.C. Cooper", Cadet Forces Medal (GVIR) "Act Flt Lt J.C. Cooper RAFVR (T)" Mounted as originally worn. GC. .... Accompanied by a forwarding Air Ministry envelope dated 1950 addressed to Leytonstone. .... Uniform medal bar. .... Pair of Army uniform shoulder straps with Lieutenant rank Stars. <-> Flight Lieutenant James Clarence Cooper is confirmed as serving with the Suffolk Regiment during the Great War, MIC confirming the address his medals were sent, which is a match to the address on the AM envelope. He landed in France on the 12th April 1917, his WW1 medals being issued in 1923. WW1 Superb Example of a Brodie Helmet with Original Issue Cover. This B pattern Brodie helmet retains its original War Department issue khaki cotton cover. The helmet is the pre Mid 1917 issue with no ring to the crown of the lining. Retaining original oilcloth sweatband and leather chinstrap. The four section cover with band and six vents. The inside of the cover with WD Issue stamp and makers stamp of Lomas. This is a recently discovered item and remains in sleepy untouched condition. WW1 Surrey VTC Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronze example on slider WW1 Sussex Yeomanry Officers Medal Pair British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to LIEUT H.P. HARRISON. BWM possibly officially re-impressed. GC. Attributed to Lieutenant H.P. Harrison who was commissioned into the Sussex Yeomanry, later attacked to the Rifle Brigade and Royal Engineers. The MIC confirms the medals were applied for on the 1st August 1925 WW1 Swansea Castle Royal Field Artillery 1918 Casualty Medal Group. This group was awarded to 1146 Gunner Robert Crowest Griffiths RA. Comprising: 1914/15 Star \"Gnr RFA\", British War Medal, Victory Medal \"Gnr RA\", Bronze Memorial Plaque \"Robert Crowest Griffiths\" (This with Buckingham Palace Letter, paper envelope and card outer). Medals loose near VGC. .... Accompanied by WD Army Form forwarding letter, stating KIlled in Action. .... Newspaper cutting giving details of his death. .... His original wallet with pencil name. Overall GC. Gunner Robert Crowest Griffiths was Killed in Action on the 4th September 1918 whilst serving with the 108th Battery 23rd Brigade. He was a native of Mumbles Swansea, he originally volunteered to serve with the 1st Welsh Howitzer Brigade, the, Swansea Castle Artillery and later transfered to the 108th Battery. He landed in France on the 25th November 1915 and at the time of his death he was hit by a shell splinter during a bombardment of his battery. The Regimental number found on the wallet is confirmed on the Medal Index Card. PLEASE NOTE that the head and shoulder photograph, is a digital image only and can be found on the \"Peoples Collection of Wales\" web site http://www.peoplescollection.co.uk/Item/29041-gunner-robert-crowest-griffiths WW1 T / 4 / GLOSTER Brass Gloucestershire Regiment Shoulder Title circa 1908-21.. A good example on three loops. 4th (City of Bristol) BN HQ in Queen's Road, Clifton, Bristol WW1 T / 7 / CITY OF LONDON Brass London Regiment Shoulder Title circa 1908-21.. A good example on three loops, retaining original backing plate. 3rd London Rifle Volunteer Corps raised in 1861 and became 7th (City of London) Bn. The London Regiment in 1908. WW1 T / RFA / LONDON Pair of Brass Shoulder Titles. A good pair retaining loops and backing plates. GC. ... Accompanied by three collar badges, complete with loops, scrolls removed. WW1 T / RGA / CORNWALL brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21 A fine example on three loops. WW1 T / RGA / Lancashire brass Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder title circa 1908-21. A good example on three loops. WW1 T RE London brass Royal Engineers Shoulder Title Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC WW1 T RFA Essex Brass Shoulder Title circa 1908-20 A good example retaining three loops to the reverse. GC WW1 T RFA Essex Brass Shoulder Title circa 1908-20 A good example retaining three loops to the reverse. GC WW1 Territorial Officers Miniature Medal Group. This group remains mounted as originally worn. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Territorial War Medal, Territorial Decoration and Special Constabulary Medal. GC. WW1 Territorial Battalion 1902 Pattern Other Ranks Tunic. A very good example of the standard issue British "Tommy" tunic. Khaki wool material, tailored with the correct two pleats under the collar. To each arm Sergeant chevrons, to the left cuff a marksman badge and to the right four blue overseas chevrons. The interior with white cotton lining, bearing WD issue stamp and light khaki pocket lining. Retaining a large section of the paper label. The shoulder cords with three holes for titles, indicating a Territorial unit. Small moth hole to the left cuff, otherwise moth free. VGC. WW1 Territorial Reserve Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment Bronze Buttons. Two large and two small examples by Firmin & Sons Ld, London, all complete with shanks. WW1 Territorial Reserve Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment Bronze Buttons. Two large and two small examples by Firmin & Sons Ld, London, all complete with shanks WW1 Territorial Royal Artillery Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW1 Territorial Royal Garrison Artillery Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to 321263 Gnr P Bridgeman RA. GC only fragment of Victory medal ribbon present Gunner Percy Bridgeman MIC indicates he was a Territorial and was awarded the Pair only. WW1 The Daily News Map of the British Front. This purchase map was published so family's back home could see were loved ones were fighting on the Western Front. Some age and use wear. .... Accompanied by a second french printed example. (2 maps) WW1 The Queen\'s Royal West Surrey Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 The Welsh Regiment All Brass 1916 Economy Cap Badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. WW1 Trench Art coal scuttle made from 1915 dated 13 pounder shell Well made example now toned. Height approx. 11 cms WW1 Trench Art Pair of Aircraft. A very good pair of Tench Art aircraft modeled on the Imperial German Gotha Taube monoplane. Made from bullets and sheet brass with rotating propellers. Each plane is mounted onto a rifle bullet stand, these decorated with buttons. VGC Wingspan approx 6 inches. From the estate of Sergeant Frank Edger Fowler of the Royal Field Artillery who landed in France on the 16th August 1914. WW1 Trench Bomber's arm badge A fine khaki grenade with red flames grenade embroidered on khaki worn during the Great War by Officers and Other Ranks. WW1 Trench Bombers arm badge A fine red flaming grenade embroidered on khaki worn during the Great War Officers and Other Ranks tunic. VGC. WW1 Trench Mortar cloth arm badge Scarce blue embroidered on khaki example. GC WW1 Trench Mortar Gunner?s arm badge A fine blue flaming grenade embroidered on khaki worn during the Great War on the tunic of 112752 Gunner Harold Willcock, 10th Bn. Tank Corps. WW1 Trench Mortar Gunner?s arm badge A fine blue flaming grenade embroidered on khaki worn during the Great War on the tunic of 112752 Gunner Harold Willcock, 10th Bn. Tank Corps. WW1 Turkish Army All Brass Economy Emergency Issue All Brass Belt Buckle. A rare example, remains in good condition. WW1 Turkish Army All Brass Economy Emergency Issue All Brass Belt Buckle. A rare example, remains in good condition. WW1 Turkish Army All Brass Economy Emergency Issue All Brass Belt Buckle. A rare example, remains in good condition. WW1 Turkish Army Issue Belt Buckle. A good example of the pattern modeled on the Imperial German pattern. GC clean condition. WW1 Uniform Medal Bar & Original Card. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal with pin back fitting. WW1 Uniforms of Brigadier General Hurbert Horatio Shirley Morant, D.S.O A rare collection of uniforms worn by Brigadier General Morant DSO who commanded the 3rd and, later the 147th Infantry Brigades. Comprising: General khaki field service peaked forage cap tailored by Hawkes & Co. London. This is a superb example, retaining bullion cap badge, oak leaf decoration to the peak and the early feature of a silk sweatband. Brigadier General Service Dress Tunic,bearing crossed sword and baton Brigadier rank insignia, General Officer scarlet Gorget patches, DLI brass buttons and medal ribbons including the DSO. To the cuffs is evidence of Overseas chevrons and wound stripes being worn indicating the tunic was worn late WW1 until 1924 when these badges were ordered to be removed. Also evidence of Lt Col rank insignia having been worn. Heavy grade WW1 "Trench" wear service dress tunic, this tailored in Bedford cord material. Brigadier General rank insignia to the shoulder straps, pair of General?s gorget patches (loose), Medal ribbons to the left breast, DLI brass buttons. The lining with tailor?s label of Sanderson & Co. London ,ink name faint. A third Service dress tunic this complete with medal ribbons and DLI brass buttons and a single DLI bronze collar badge. Evidence of Lt Col insignia having been worn. Pair of service dress overalls these with a label for Sandon & Co London ink name Lt Col H.H.S. Morant The overall condition is good wear conducive to military service use. Brigadier General Hurbert Horatio Shirley Morant, D.S.O was born in 1870 and commissioned into the Durham Light Infantry in 1889, with promotion to Lieutenant in 1892. He served in the Sudan 1898 and promoted Captain in August 1899 a rank he held until 1910. He landed in France in May 1915 and commanded the 10th Bn DLI. During the Great War he was wounded on four occasions, resulting in his evacuation back to the UK. He served in France May to Aug 1915, March 1916 to June 1918 and again from August 1918. He was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General and with this rank commanded both the 3rd and 147th Infantry Brigades in 1918. After the war he appears to reverted back to the rank of Lt Col and took Command of the 1st DLI taking the Battalion to Germany as part of the Occupation Army. He Commanded the Battalion until 1923 From 1924 he commanded the Territorial Northumberland Infantry Brigade and retired in 1927. In 1937 he was given the great honour of being appointed Colonel of his old Regiment. He died in September 1946 WW1 Unissued Wrapped Example of the British 1917 Pattern Trench Cap. A very good and rare example of the British Army serge trench cap, contained in the original paper wrapping as issued. Khaki woolen cloth with full oilskin lining sweatband. Complete with General Service buttons and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The wrapping with the size stamped to the outside. Please note it is difficult to put a condition on this cap, as it has not been removed from the original wrapping. From what can be seen there appears no evidence of moth, but is dusty. The cap represents an example as it would have left the mill, for issue. See item 1019079 for an example of the pattern unwrapped as worn. WW1 Unissued Wrapped Example of the British 1917 Pattern Trench Cap. An incredibly rare example of the British Army serge trench cap, contained in the original paper wrapping as issued. Khaki woolen cloth with full oilskin lining sweatband. Complete with General Service buttons and correct thin brown leather chinstrap. The wrapping with the size stamped to the outside. Some service moth. Please note it is difficult to put a condition on this cap, as it has not been removed from the original wrapping. From what can be seen there appears to be evidence of light surface moth, and is dusty. The cap represents an example as it would have left the mill, for issue. WW1 Unusual Officer's Trench Whistle & Strap. This unusual shaped white metal whistle, retains original polished brown leather neck strap. Bearing an ink name of S Craven 1915. Leather supple. WW1 Veteran Reserve Somerset Home Front Badge A fine large die-stamped pinback example. White metal Dragon within brass title oval resting on ?For King & Country? scroll. WW1 Volunteer Training Corps Officer\'s Hendon VTC armband. A fine rare example comprising a red woollen five inch deep band with applied black felt GR. Reverse with \"Lieu. Whitmore\" in indelible pencil and stamped \"\"Hendon Volunteer Training Corps\". Tongue and buckle closure. One or two minor moth holes. WW1 Volunteer Training Corps VTC armband (belived to be Hendon VTC) A fine example comprising a red woollen five inch deep band with applied black felt GR. Reverse with \"G.S.M. Hawthorne 127\" in indelible pencil. Tongue and buckle closure. Attribution due to accompanying armband marked to the unit WW1 Volunteer Training Corps VTC marksman insignia. Die -stamped brass Royal Arms cap badge on loops (slight verdigris) ... cloth VTC Marksman's badge ... brass and enamel pin back VTC Proficiency badge. (3 items) WW1 Warrant Officer 1st Class Cloth Rank Badges. A rare padded matching pair. Complete with paper backing. WW1 Welsh Guards cap badge. Die-cast brass leek on slider. Some polishing consistent with a keen Guardsman. WW1 Welsh Regiment 1916 brass economy cap badge. Good die-stamped issue on slider WW1 Welsh Regiment All Brass Economy Issue Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A good die-stamped example on slider. One or two spots of verdigris and minor service wear. WW1 Welsh Regiment British War Medal and Silver War Badge. Awarded to 46937 PTE H GREEN WELSH R. The silver war badge is numbered B2356. Complete with pin. Private Harold Green enlisted into the Welsh Regiment and served overseas earning the BWM & VM He was discharged from the 3rd Bn on the 14th August 1918. The badge number is confirmed. WW1 Welsh Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. WW1 Welsh Regiment Victory Medal. Awarded to 35461 Pte J.G. McCulloch Welsh R. Polished. WW1 Welsh Regiments Officers Bronze Collar Badges. A very good pair as worn, complete with loops to the reverse. VGC WW1 WEST LONDON REGT. / VTC / KENSINGTON scarce bronzed shoulder title by J.R. Gaunt London. A good example on loops. WW1 West Riding Regiment Officers ID Tag. This example is stamped 2 Lt W Ilett West Ridings C of E. GC. Second Lieutenant Ilett was commissioned in January 1918 and was later attached to the 1st/ 8th Bn Lancashire Fusiliers. WW1 West Yorkshire Regiment Gallipoli Veteran 1914/15 Star Medal. A good example awarded to 21061 Pte W Heathcote W. York R. GC. Private Willie Heathcote is confirmed as landing at Gallipoli on the 19th September 1915. He was awarded the Silver War Badge, this awarded due to wounds. He was discharged on the 3rd June 1917 WW1 Wiltshire Regiment Brothers Memorial Plaques. This pair of Memorial Plaques commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of George Windless and Walter James Windless. GC. 19321 Private George Windless landed in France on the 11th August 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 4th April 1917 whilst serving with the 6th Bn. 19323 Lance Corporal Walter James Windless landed in France the same day as his brother and was Killed in Action on the 23rd May 1915, whilst serving with the 1st Bn. The CWGC Roll confirms then to be the sons of Thomas Ambrose and Mary Ann Windless, of Wherwell, nr. Andover, Hants. WW1 Woman's Royal Air Force cloth shoulder Title A scarce example of this short lived title, white embroidered onto black. WW1 Women's Auxiliary Army Corps WW1 OSD Bronze Cap Badge A good die-cast example retaining both blades. GC WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WW1 Women's Auxiliary Army Corps WW1 OSD Bronze Cap Badge A good die-cast example retaining both blades. GC WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WW1 Women's Legion / QMAAC / WAAC Officer's bronze rank badge. A fine rare die-cast bronze fler-de-lis on loops. Formed 1915 under the patronage of the Marchioness of Londonderry; became Womens Auxiliary Army Corps in 1917 and serviced in France; became Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps in May 1918. Disbanded 27th October, 1921. WW1 Women's Voluntary Reserve Tunic & Skirt. Probably one of the rarest pattern of uniforms for the Great War. Khaki cloth of light weight material. The tunic is tailored with a V neck, breast and waist pockets and to the lapels WVR bronze collar badges, to the shoulder straps "WVR" metal shoulder titles. The left cuff with three blue overseas chevrons and to the left breast an embroidered circular badge. One waist pocket interior with yellow tailor's stamp. Complete with leather football style buttons (2 absent). ... Accompanied by matching skirt. Very little wear Good clean condition. WW1 Womens Auxiliary Army Corps Officer shoulder strap Good rare 1917-18 khaki shoulder strap with central orange insert bearing two bronze rose heads (equivalent to Lieutenant) and Corps button. WW1 Womens Auxiliary Army Corps short lived cap badge circa 1917 by JR Gaunt, London A good die-stamped bronze example on loops. (KK 1066) WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WW1 Womens Auxiliary Army Corps short lived Officer\'s Bronze OSD Cap Badge circa 1917 A good die-stamped example on blades. WAAC formed in 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WW1 Womens Land Army felt cloth national service armband. Good scarce Womens Land Army proficiency service armband; green felt example bearing red felt Crown. Cream cotton lined. Closure buttons not fitted. WW1 Womens Land Army LAAS Good Service ribbon badge. A very good example. WW1 Womens Land Army LAAS Good Service ribbon badge. A very good and rare example. WW1 Womens Legion M.D. Cloth Shoulder Title. A good scarce example, black embroidered on maroon. Some service wear WW1 Womens Volunteer Reserve Storm Pattern Cap. Probably one of the rarest patterns of Great War Hats. A very rare and good example of the Ladies pattern Storm Cap, especially popular with women drivers during the Great War. Khaki cloth material, with cotton lining. Complete with bronzed cap badge on loops. Minor service wear VGC. WW1 Women\'s Auxiliary Army Corps WW1 OSD Bronze Cap Badge A good die-cast example retaining both blades. GC WAAC formed in March 1917, redesignated Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WW1 Women\'s Legion / QMAAC / WAAC Officer\'s bronze rank badge. A fine rare die-cast bronze rose on loops. Formed 1915 under the patronage of the Marchioness of Londonderry; became Womens Auxiliary Army Corps in 1917 and serviced in France; became Queen Mary\'s Auxiliary Army Corps in May 1918. Disbanded 27th October, 1921. WW1 Women’s Army Auxillary Corps cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze issue on bent loops by J.R. Gaunt, London. Bears oval tablet with issue number G6979 WW1 Women’s Army Auxillary Corps Officer\'s shoulder strap. Good scarce example bearing three bronze roses worn by the Unit Administrator, equivalent to a Captain. WW1 Women’s Legion / QMAAC / WAAC Officer’s bronze rank badges. 6 good scarce die-cast bronze roses on loops by J.R.Gaunt, London. Equivalent to Captain. WW1 Women’s Legion cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze issue with original brooch pin WW1 Women’s Legion rank badge. Good scarce die-cast bronze disl surmounted by a stat; WL to the disc. Loops WW1 Woolwich, London National Reserve mufti badge A good gilt & enamel example, the right hand butt impressed ?29?. Reverse impressed with issue number and ?Woolwich?. Complete with buttonhole fitting VGC WW1 Worcestershire Regiment / Machine Gun Corps Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Private Frederick Edwards. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal \"29625 Pte F. Edwards Worc R\", India General Service Medal, clasp \"Afghanistan NWF 1919\" \"17509 Pte F Edwards MGC\". Medals loose GC. WW1 Worcestershire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider WW1 Worcestershire Regiment Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good die-cast example on blades. WW1 WRAF Woman\'s Royal Air Force Embroidered Cap Badge A fine rare example instituted in April 1918. White embroidered crowned circle with white eagle to domed black velvet centre. Removed from hat. Reverse retains star shaped paper label WW1 York & Lanc Regiment Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 39515 PTE N.A. SHINBERG Y & L. R. Confirmed Pair only WW1 York & Lancashire Regiment Officers Medals. Awarded to Second Lieutenant Frank Edward Semper. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oak Leaf (2 LIEUT), Masonic Cross (engraved 2 LIEUT F.E SEMPER Y & L 1918). Second Lieutenant Frank Edward Semper originally served in the ranks of the 2/4th KOYLI. He was commissioned into the York & Lancs and landed in France on the 14th September 1918. He is entitled to the pair only. He resigned his commission in 1921. THE MID Oak Leaf is not confirmed. WW1 York & Lancs Officers Attributed Casualty Victory Medal. This example was awarded to Capt A Wear. GC. Attributed to Captain Arthur Wear of the 2nd Bn York & Lancaster Regiment who was Killed in Action on the 4th December 1917 (final day of the Battle of Cambrai) in France. He had previously served in the ranks of the DLI landing in Egypt on the 22nd December 1915. He was discharged for a Commission on the 21st April 1917. Only one Medical Index Card can be found confirming the details on the medal. WW1 Yorkshire Hussars attributed Officer?s Tunic. A rare Yeomanry example of the Great War Officer?s ?Cuff Rank? Tunic retaining regimental collar badges and buttons. To the cuffs rank indicating Major. To the left breast a single medal ribbon of the Queen?s South Africa Medal The interior is fully lined with tailor?s label of Hawkes with ink name ?Major R.S. Pearson?. Little age wear GC, small moth hole below lower button... Accompanied by a Sam Browne Belt, with single brace strap. (2 items) Major Pearson had served during the Boer War with the 3rd Dragoon Guards. He later transferred to the Reserve of Officers and served with the Yorkshire Hussars from 1915. WW1 Yorkshire Hussars Pair of Medals. Awarded to 1915 Sjt E. Watson York Hrs. Very good condition complete with original ribbons and card box of issue with typed name. Sergeant Edward Watson joined the Yorkshire Hussars in 1911. He was discharged with the award of the Silver War Badge on the 25th December 1917. He was awarded the Pair only. WW1 Zeppelin SL11 Leefe Robinson Souvenir A piece of Zeppelin wire sold on behalf of the Red Cross recovered from the first Zeppelin bought down at Cuffley Essex. September 3rd 1916. Complete with original Red Cross envelope. GC clean condition. Zeppelin SL11 brought down by Lt Leefe Robinson VC of the Royal Flying Corps WW1/ WW2 Pattern Khaki Wool Knitted Gloves A god thick wool knitted pair, typical of the type worn by British Troops in the front line. Good clean condition no moth damage. WW1/WW2 British Army pattern pistol lanyard. A good clean example. From the estate of Cpl. H. Willcock (Warrington HG), formerly Tank Corps. WW1/WW2 Staff Officer\'s cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped OSD bronze Royal Crest on two blades. VGC WW2 33rd Army Tank Brigade cloth diabolo formation sign. Good rare green felt inverted triangle above black felt triangle. Service wear. Removed from battledress. WW2 Far East / Malaya Campaign Army Poster. An interesting humorous information poster regarding protector yourself at night. One fold mark otherwise GC. Overall size 15 x 10 inches. WW2 Period Cloth Cornwall ARP Home Front Badge. A scarce example, now with heavy moth damage. Accompanied by a silver ARP Badge with buttonhole fitting. WW2 Special Air Service SAS Embroidered Cap Badge. A fine rare WW2 example of the Winged Dagger Who Dares wins Cap Badge. Moth nips to edge, WW2 US American Airforce Pilot?s Silver Wings. A good pair. Complete with pin fittings. (Safety clip to hook absent). No makers details GC WW2 !st Corps Royal Canadian Engineers formation sign. Blue RCE embroidered on red felt diamond. Removed from uniform WW2 / Cold War Period Cornwall Civil Defence Insignia. Comprising: Cornwall Title. ... Printed Messenger Title. ... CD Badge (WW2 Pattern). ... Rank badge. Overall GC. WW2 / Early Cold War Period Royal Navy Officer's Beret Badge A scarce bullion embroidered example, retaining original backing cloth and pin fitting GC. WW2 / Malaya East Surrey Regiment / General List Officers Medal Group. A good Officers long service unusually named group awarded to Captain H. Jeffery who served with the East Surrey Regiment. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal (EIIR) clasp Malaya (Capt H Jeffery Gen List), Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EIIR) (1761264WO Cl 2 H. Jeffery RASC). Mounted court style as originally worn. Last medal with contact marks. GC. Captain H Jeffery was commissioned into the Reserve of Regular Officers, serving with the East Surrey Regiment. He resigned his commission on the 17th April 1964 due to age, at that time he is listed under the Home Counties Brigade. WW2 / Palestine 1945-48 Army Air Corps Parachute Regiment Group of Medals. This group was awarded to \"14489111 Pte K. Marlowe AAC\". Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, War Medal, Defence Medal, General Service Medal, \"Palestine 1945-48\" \"Pte AAC\" Medals loose GC. ... Accompanied by a sporting medal. WW2 / Pre War Royal Air Force scarce Chaplain?s cap badge. This is a very fine example. Fresh silvered and gilt winged Maltese cross device on black wool padded oval surmounted by a bullion Crown. VGC The small size and quality of this servicedress cap badge would indicate, inter war, early WW2 period. WW2 / Pre War Royal Air Force scarce Chaplain?s cap badge. This is a very fine example. Fresh silvered and gilt winged Maltese cross device on black wool padded oval surmounted by a bullion Crown. VGC The small size and quality of this servicedress cap badge would indicate, inter war, early WW2 period. WW2 109th (Bangalore) Lines of Communication formation sign. Yellow palm tree printed on red square. KD backing. Removed from uniform. Good condition. WW2 11th Armoured Division pair of formation signs. Black embroidered bull on yellow rectangle, facing uncut pair. Mint condition. WW2 11th Armoured Division uncut facing pair of formation signs Good black charging bull embroidered on yellow felt rectangles WW2 11th East African Division formation badge. Red rectangle printed with black rhino?s head within an oval. Removed from uniform WW2 12th Anti-Aircraft Division printed formation sign circa 1939-43. 12th Anti-Aircraft Division printed formation sign.Double six domino printed on red diamond. Unworn Covered South-West Scotland, Clyde Estuary and Northern Ireland. In 1943 all AA units were rebadged with AA Command sign off the bow and arrow. WW2 12th Canadian Tank Regiment 1st Canadian Armoured Brigade cloth formation sign. Yellow 12 CTR printed on red horizontal bar of black canvas diamond. Removed from uniform WW2 148th Independent Infantry Brigade Cloth formation Badge A good example, black NM embroidered on green silk rectangle. RFU, VGC WW2 14th Army formation signs and SEAC titles. Good gold wire on felt set removed from uniform. WW2 17th Indian Division facing pair of formation signs. Black arching cat printed on KD rectangles; slight service wear. Division raised Ahmednagar Spring 1941 under Major General Smythe VC. The black cat was adopted in 1943. Saw much bitter fighting against the Japanese in Burma and Assam and particularly in the Chin Hills and Imphal areas. WW2 17th/21st Lancers Cap Badge / Motto. A good die stamped white metal example on slider. WW2 1937 Pattern 1940 Dated BEF Period Webbing Officer's Side Bag. A superb unissued example, with clear MECo 1940 issue stamp. VGC. WW2 1937 Pattern Officer's 1937 Pattern Webbing brace straps. A pair one dated 1939 the other 1940. No a matching colour. Dusty condition. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment Ammo / Compass Pouch Dated 1938. A very good near unissued example, with clear 1938 date VGC. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment Binocular Pouch Dated 1939. A very good near unissued example, with clear 1939 date VGC. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment Small Pack Dated 1939. A very good near unissued example, with clear 1939 date VGC. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment Straps Dated 1940. A good pair, with clear 1940 date GC. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment Water Bottle Cradle Dated 1940 A very good near unissued example, with clear 1940 date VGC. WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Holster and Ammo Pouch. A good matching combination as worn. The holster with issue date 1942, pouch 1940. A very good matching pair as worn WW2 1939 Dated BEF 1937 Pattern Webbing Large Pack A good and scarce early dated example, with clear issue stamping. Little dusty GC. WW2 1939 Edition Form 1548 Instructions to Officers & Airman Captured by the Enemy. A rare early war edition printed in November 1939. Fold out card with instructions. Including a February 1940 Amendment. GC WW2 1939 German Third Reich Black Leather Bayonet Frog A good example with clear issue date. GC. WW2 1939 German Third Reich Black Leather Bayonet Frog A good example with clear issue date. GC. WW2 1939 National Fire Service Area 3 Steel Helmet. A very good example with green painted finish to the shell and retaining NFS Cap Bade transfer (100% present) and number 3 area. The interior with early pattern liner, with round cushion to the crown and dated 1939. Complete with chinstrap. VGC WW2 1939 RAF Battle of Britain B Type Flying Helmet. A rare example tailored with press studs for the MKVI Flying Goggles at the temples. The helmet has been worn and retains the cups to accommodate the radio receivers. The interior with original makers label dated 1939 size 2. Leather remains supple and a good colour, light surface scuffs the leather along the central panel, see photograph. Has been worn. Metal edge to chinstrap absent. GC WW2 1939 RAF Battle of Britain B Type Flying Helmet. A fine used example made by G. Waddington & Son 1939. The exterior of the helmet remains good, being a good rich brown colour. Ear pads zips in working order and retaining rubber cushions, these with a little crumbling. Complete with chinstrap (Metal V absent) and strap to the rear. The interior with large diamond maker\'s label size 3 1939. Retaining frost protectors to the D type mask fitting studs. A very good example of the standard pattern, inside with the usual \"Brylcreem\" wear. WW2 1939 War Department Pamphlet No. 20 Camouflage Disruptive Painting of Vehicles. A very good clean example. Printed with illustration. WW2 1939-45 War Medal A good example WW2 1939/40 British Army Tommy Helmet. A good clean example retaining original green painted finish. The shell is dated 1939 and the lining is dated 1940. Complete with original chinstrap. Minor age wear and some small areas of rust. WW2 1939/45 Star. A good example. WW2 1939/45 Star. A good example unnamed as issued. GC. WW2 1940 BEF 12th Infantry Division Steel Helmet. A rare example of the Tommy pattern helmet with rough green painted finish and to the left side a white painted diamond. The interior with MKI pattern lining dated 1938 and with round crown pad. GC Clean condition. The white diamond was the formation badge of the 12th Infantry Division. It fought during May and June 1940 suffering very high casualties, evacuated from Dunkirk on its return to the UK was disbanded. WW2 1940 BEF British Expeditionary Force Slip on Cloth Title A good scarce example retaining web tape to the reverse. VGC WW2 1940 RAF Aircraft Seat Harness A heavy duty web belt, possibly for an Air Gunner. Clear 1940 ink issue stamps. GC. WW2 1940 RAF Battle of Britain B Type Flying Helmet. Size 3 A very good clean example made by G. Waddington & Son 1940. The exterior of the helmet remains good, being a good rich brown colour. Ear pads zips in working order. Complete with chinstrap and strap to the rear. The interior with large diamond maker's label size 3. The overall condition is very good. The right leather ear covering with surface scuffs (these appear to be the only ones) interior clean condition. Near VGC WW2 1940 RAF Battle of Britain B Type Flying Helmet. Size 4 A good worn example made by G. Waddington & Son 1940. The exterior of the helmet remains good, being a good rich brown colour. Ear pads zips in working order. Complete with chinstrap retaining Metal V end and strap to the rear. The interior with large diamond maker\'s label size 4 (largest size). The overall condition is good, I have not cleaned the helmet, the interior with usual dirt and wear. The left leather ear covering with surface scuffs (these appear to be the only ones) and a tiny cut (see photograph). The metal wear with a small amount of storage wear and minor stitching faults to the velvet internal pad. A rare large size of the classic Battle of Britain pattern WW2 1940 Royal Navy HMS Oak Postcard Photograph. A scarce snap shot photograph of an armed trawler, the reverse with pencil inscription HMS Oak 1940. GC. HMS Oak was a MS Trawler which carried the pennant number T54. She was commissioned in June 1939 and sold in March 1946. WW2 1940 Scots Guards Steel Helmet. A good example of the ?Tommy? pattern steel helmet with original painted finish to the shell and to the left side a Regimental diced red and white flash. The interior with original lining and fitted with web and spring chinstrap. The interior of the shell with scratched number ?2991315? and makers stamp of ?RO & Co GD 1940?. Interior dusty, otherwise GC. WW2 1940 South Staffordshire Regiment Field Service Side Cap. A good example, retaining South Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badge and to the interior 1940 issue stamp. Near VGC. WW2 1941 Dated British Army Webbing Gaiters This pair with clear 1941 issue stamp. Complete with leather straps. GC. Little dusty WW2 1941 German Third Reich Brown Leather Bayonet Frog A good example with clear issue date. GC Small break to frog button hole WW2 1941 RAF Other Ranks Side Cap & Badge. A good clean example as worn complete with brass cap badge and buttons. The interior with issue stamps. GC. WW2 1941 RAF Silk Escape Map. A good early WW2 example. Printed single side black and white showing area around Berlin. Dated 1941. GC. WW2 1941 Tankcrew Long Strap Holster. A scarce clean example, with long strap and retaining original leg strap. Both with clear makers stamp and date 1941. GC. WW2 1942 Airborne Forces Paratrooper\'s Sten Gun Additional Webbing Bandolier A very good and early war issue example of the special pattern webbing bandolier issued to Airborne Troops. Unissued condition with clear early 1942 issue date. VGC WW2 1942 1937 Pattern Battldress Blouse DSO MC Winner. A good clean example worn by a Lt Col. The blouse is British made retaining original issue label dated 1942. To the left breast medal ribbons of the DSO, MC., 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, MID. Rank insignia to the shoulder strap of Lt Col. GC. WW2 1942 Attributed RAF Officers Servicedress Pilots Tunic. A good tailored example worn by Flight Lieutenant P Berriman MID. To the left breast a good pair of early WW2 style padded Pilot Wings and medal ribbons 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Rosette, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, MID. Tailors label and ink name to the interior pocket. Overall GC some service wear and now with some moth holes. Tunics tailored with additional interior pockets to the lining, are usually pre Battledress flying tunics. WW2 1942 British Army Side Cap. A good example tailored by L Silberston & Sons 1942. Size 7. Complete with buttons. GC. WW2 1942 dated Royal Signals Bush Hat. A good example of green felt, retaining original Royal Corps of Signals brass cap badge and regimental backing cloth badge. The interior with leather sweatband, this with date stamp 1942 and tailors details of Ward. Also bears ink name Blair. Chinstrap absent GC. WW2 1942 Oxfordshire Headington Fire Guard Items Comprising: Fire Guard certificate awarded to Mr Thomas George Glanville of Headington, Fire Guard Booklet and Fire Guard Armband. (3 items) The last photograph shows the back cover of the Fire Guard Booklet WW2 1942 Pipe Mines Field Engineering Pamphlet. This is part 1 Pushing loading and firing. This example was printed in India for use in the far East and is in superb condition. The text complemented by illustrations. VGC WW2 1942 RAF Issue Other Ranks Jumper. A very good and scarce example of the Air Ministry issue pattern, with V neck. Clear AM tamp and issue label. one or two small moth holes, not effecting the overall appearance very clean condition. WW2 1942 RAF MKVIII Goggles Cleaning Kit. This tin fits into the MKIII Goggle box. Clear 4/42 impressed stamp and instructions printed to the top. Retaining a white cloth inside. GC. WW2 1942 RAF Signaler Tunic and Side Cap. A good example of the simplified four pocket tunic, complete with original insignia. Comprising: shoulder eagles, Sparks Badge, Sergeant chevrons and padded Signaler brevet. Complete with RAF buttons (one loose) and original belt. The interior with clear label and date 1942. GC. ... Accompanied by an issue pattern side cap, this dated 1945. WW2 1942 Royal Artillery Bush Hat. A very good large size issue example. Green felt material with wrapped pagri. To the fold up flap RA cloth badge. The interior with leather sweatband, this with issue date 1942 size 7 1/8, WD Arrow and makers details of Moore London. Complete with chinstrap. Has been worn very good clean condition. WW2 1942 Sten MKII Machine Gun Manuel. A good scarce WD official issue manuel on the Sten Gun. Minor wear. WW2 1942 US Air Force B-3 Life Jacket. A good clean example of yellow cloth, with clear issue stamps, these including ?Mfr Sep 1942. Complete with straps, tubes, CO2 bottle covers etc.. Near VGC. WW2 1943 1st Airborne Division Drop / Combat Map. A rare example produced and printed at the 1st Airborne Division Headquarters June 1943. The map is believed to be Italy, place names have not been printed for security reasons and may relate to the 1st Airborne landings of Operation Slapstick September 1943. Has been used some service wear. WW2 1943 4th Bn Buffs Malta Casualty This group was awarded to 6289876 Lance Corporal Royson Card of the 4th Bn Buffs. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal. Comdolance slip with typed name L/C R Card. Complete with box address label removed. Lance Corporal Royston Card died on the 13th July 1943 and now rests in Intarfa Cemetery Malta. The 4th Bn saw action in France 1940 before being posted to Malta, serving throughout the siege. WW2 1943 Airborne Forces Paratroopers Leather Harness Helmet. A rare original example, retaining original WW2 painted finish to the shell. The leather sweatband with 1943 issue date. The rear with two harness securing screws. The leather harness is a little dry, small damage to one rear strap, but remains sound, with a repair to the chinstrap and the sweatband with storage age wear. WW2 1943 ATS Hampshire & Dorset District. Uniform Jacket. A good example of the issue pattern tunic, retaining Sergeant Chevrons and formation badges. The interior with issue and size label dated 1943. GC some overall moth nips, brass belt buckle absent. WW2 1943 ATS Other Ranks Womens Service Cap. A good example with 1943 issue date to the lining. The cap retains its original cap badge, which has been broken during its working life and repaired by being stitched in place. Complete with chinstrap buttons (strap absent). Small moth holes to the rear flap. GC. WW2 1943 Attributed ATS Pair of Officer Bronze Collar Badges by JR Gaunt, London A good matching pair as worn accompanied by a uniform tailors label with ink name Miss J.M. Skjold Mar 1943. WW2 1943 Attributed ATS Pair of Officer Bronze Collar Badges by JR Gaunt, London A good matching pair as worn accompanied by a uniform tailors label with ink name Miss J.M. Skjold Mar 1943. WW2 1943 British Armoured Black Beret. A good worn example, with faint WD issue arrow stamp and date 1943. Clean condition no moth. WW2 1943 British Army Boiled Sweets, Salt & Matches Tin. A good clean example, filled October 1943. WW2 1943 British MK I Boys Anti Tank Rifle Ammunition Pouch. A good scarce example, khaki canvas retaining sling and two small metal buttons. The interior with clear stamp for July 1943. Some service wear GC. WW2 1943 dated British Special Forces Commando issue skeleton assault Jerkin. A rare early dated example, tailored with two Bren gun magazine pouches to the front. and solid cloth spine. Clear makers stamp and issue date. VGC WW2 1943 Devonshire Regiment Other Ranks Side Cap. A good example, retaining original cap badge and also fitted with Officers Bronze regimental buttons. The interior with ink issue stamp for 1943 Minor wear. Evidence of a second hole, possibly worn with an Officers Devonshire Regiment Cap Badge WW2 1943 Middle East Training Book Tank Hunting & Tank Destruction. A scarce official publication with a number of German & Italian Tanks, also details of mines etc. GC used. WW2 1943 RAF 8 Day Control Panel Aircraft Clock. A good example, with black case and winding hand at the 5 o\'clock position. Face with details 8 Day MK 2D 6A/1275. Issue code date for 1943. Reverse with AM stamp. The clock is in good working order. GC Please note that this item is been sold as a historical collectors item only. WW2 1943 RAF MK IIA Control Panel Aircraft Clock. A good example, with black metal case and winding bezel Face with details MKIIA One Day 6A/1002. Issue code date for 1943. Reverse with AM stamp. The clock is in good working order and remains in original condition, the perspex front panel now loose, numbers dulled as per photograph. Good running order PLEASE NOTE offered as an historical item only; the instrument?s accuracy is neither warranted or implied. WW2 1943 Royal Navy Sailor's Pull over Tunic. A very good near unissued example of the dark blue woolen top. This example retains original paper issue label with clear date VGC WW2 1944 Airborne Forces Medical Officer's Red Beret Grouping. A fine rare original untouched example, maroon parachute beret with leather band and retaining original gold bullion embroidered cap badge, this onto maroon backing. The interior with maker's stamp of Kangol Wear and date 1944. The beret is accompanied by RAMC Bronze cap and collar badges, Captain slip on rank slides, plus a quantity of rank stars, buttons etc. VGC no moth damage. WW2 1944 British Army Camouflaged Leather Jerkin. A superb example in unissued condition. The light brown leather jerkin with dark camouflaged lines. The interior with green wool lining and retaining original issue label VGC. WW2 1944 British Far East Issue Aertex Battledress Blouse A good scarce WW2 issue example The interior with an issue stamp January 1944. Buckle absent, otherwise near unissued condition. WW2 1944 Dated 1937 Pattern Belt. A very good example, probable Indian made with clear issue stamp. VGC. WW2 1944 dated 1937 Pattern Map Case and Strap. A very good clean example, with clear issue stamp and date. VGC. WW2 1944 Edition US Pilots Log Book. This example is blank unfilled in. To the inside cover a certificate dated July 1945. GC. WW2 1944 Far East British Army Aertex Battledress Blouse. A good scarce WW2 issue example worn by a Lieutenant (Correct pattern rank slides). The interior with an issue stamp January 1944. Has been worn clean condition. WW2 1944 Fleet Air Arm Aircrew First Aid Pack. A very rare complete unopened example. Printed instructions to both sides and clear Royal Navy stamp and date 1944. Has been carried GC. WW2 1944 Luftwaffe Ski Cap A good dated example,of the M43 Ski Cap. Wool material with original embroidered Luftwaffe badge to the front. The interior with herring bone material lining and date stamp 1944. Service wear, has been worn. Lining with ink stain, stamping clear. GC WW2 1944 Luftwaffe Ski Cap A good dated example,of the M43 Ski Cap. Wool material with original embroidered Luftwaffe badge to the front. The interior with herring bone material lining and date stamp 1944. Service wear, has been worn. Lining with ink stain, stamping clear. GC mothing to the badge and overall wear. WW2 1944 Original RAF Pilots Notes for the Halifax II & V A very good set of official issue notes these published in January 1944. Clean Condition. WW2 1944 Pattern Jungle Belt Dated 1945. A good used example with clear M.E. Co. 1945 date. GC Used. WW2 1944 Pattern Webbing Ammo Pouch Dated 1945 A very good unissued example with clear issue stamps. VGC WW2 1944 Pattern Webbing Binocular Case Dated 1945 A very good unissued example with clear issue stamps. VGC WW2 1944 RAF 101 Lancaster Squadron Gilt Caterpillar Club Badge & Card. A rare example awarded to Flight Sergeant Edward Charnock, who over Berlin, life was saved when he abandoned his doomed Bomber. The gilt caterpillar with engraved name Sgt E Charnock to the reverse, retaining pin fitting, red eyes absent. The badge is accompanied by the original card named to Sgt E Charnock. GC. Edward Charnock was born in 1917 and volunteered for the RAF in 1941. On the night of the 30th January 1944 the Squadron was tasked with ops to Berlin. Charnocks Lancaster was to undertake a Special Duty carring the ABC radio equipment and additional crewman operator. This equipment would transmit on the Luftwaffe voice wave lengths and jam them. The Lancaster took off from Ludford Magna and was attacked by a Night Fighter and shot down at Teltow 16 KM South West of Berlin. Originally held at Stalag Luft 6 he was later transferred to Stalag 357, where he remained until April 6th 1945. WW2 1944 RAF 8 Day Aircraft Clock. A good example, with black case and winding hand at the 5 o'clock position. Face with details 8 Day MK IID 6A/1275. Issue code date for 1944. Numbers have been repainted with white paint during working life. Reverse with WD Arrow and AM stamp. The clock is in good working order. GC Please note that this item is been sold as a historical collectors item only. WW2 1944 RAF 8 Day Control Panel Aircraft Clock. A good example, with black case and winding hand at the 5 o'clock position. Face with details 8 Day MK 2D 6A/1275. Issue code date for 1944. Reverse with AM stamp. The face with additional numbers indicating serviced in 1951 The clock is in running order. GC Please note that this item is been sold as a historical collectors item only. WW2 1944 RAF 8 Day Control Panel Aircraft Clock. A good example, with black case and winding hand at the 5 o'clock position. Face with details 8 Day MK 2D 6A/1275. Issue code date for 1944. Reverse with AM stamp. and last served date of 1956. The clock is in running order, keeping good time, but may need a service. GC Please note that this item is been sold as a historical collectors item only. WW2 1944 RAF Bomber Pilots Route Map. A rare example printed onto paper dated 1944 showing the area Newcastle to Prague. This example has been used and shows a route from a RAF Station to a target North of Duisberg. Turning points are indicated on the route GC Size 16 inches X 13 1/2 inches. Good Condition WW2 1944 RAF Bomber Pilots Route Map. A rare example printed onto paper dated 1944 showing the area Newcastle to Prague. This example has been used and shows a route from a RAF Station to Magdeburg. Turning points are indicated on the route GC Size 16 inches X 13 1/2 inches. Good Condition WW2 1944 RAF Wireless Operator Air Gunner\'s Battledress Blouse. A good example representing a Sergeant WOP/AG. Complete with original insignia including a flat AG brevet. The interior retaining original issue label dated 1944. GC good clean condition. WW2 1944 Royal Army Service Corps 30 Corps Officer's Battledress Blouse. This is a good untouched example worn by Lieutenant of the RASC. The blouse is Canadian made, retaining printed cloth shoulder titles and printed 30 Corps Divisional Badges. To the shoulder straps Officer rank insignia, set onto yellow backing cloth. The interior with clear issue stamps for November 1944. Complete with lanyard and military pattern whistle. Slight storage wear Near VGC. WW2 1944 US Air Force Just In Case Booklet Ditching in the Sea An original booklet giving tips of what to do if you crash in the sea. Good Condition. WW2 1945 "Monty" Personal Message to the 21 Army Group. An original example dated February 1945. WW2 1945 A Dictionary of RAF Slang. A scarce first edition published 1945. Gives details of all RAF slang. Original dust cover GC. Clean condition. WW2 1945 Dated RAF Airmans Cap. A good clean worn example of the issue pattern. Retaining Cap Badge and buttons (Polished). The interior with issue stamps 1945 size 6 3/4. GC. WW2 1945 RAF De Havilland Mosquito Factory V-Victory Medal This alloy medal shows a De Havilland Mosquito set against a Victory V and date 1945. The reverse is plain. Complete with original red, white and blue ribbon. GC WW2 1945 RAF Other Ranks Side Cap A good clean example as worn complete with Black plastic Economy buttons. The interior with issue stamps. GC. WW2 1945 RAF War Service Battle Dress Jacket A good example of the pattern worn by both aircrew and ground crew personnel. This example with clear issue label for 1945 Size 9. Minor wear, insignia removed. Good clean example. WW2 1945 RAF War Service Battledress Trousers. A superb and clean pair of the pattern worn by both aircrew and ground crews. Tailored with field dressing pocket and one rear pocket. Also retaining original period braces as worn. VGC no moth damage. WW2 1945 WRNS Ratings Summer Cap. A good worn example with an impressed 1945 date to the sweatband. Complete with HMS cap tally and white cotton top. Has been worn GC. WW2 19th Indian Division bullion formation sign. Gold wire arm clutching dagger embroidered on red rectangle.Red cotton backing retaining two of four press studs. Slight service wear. It was raised in Secunderabad in India in 1941. It originally consisted of the 62nd, 63rd and 64th Indian Infantry Brigades. Its first commander was Major-General Jackie Smyth VC WW2 19th Indian Division cloth formation sign. Yellow arm clutching dagger printed on red rectangle. Cotton backing with evidence of four press studs or hooks. Raised in Secunderabad in India in 1941. It originally consisted of the 62nd, 63rd and 64th Indian Infantry Brigades. Its first commander was Major-General Jackie Smyth VC WW2 1st Army Clasp For the Africa Star. A good example. WW2 1st Canadian Army Group Royal Artillery formation sign. Red zigzag printed on blue horizontal bar of red canvas diamond. Removed from uniform. A little grubby WW2 1st Div RAMC shoulder side formation sign. Good scarce KD epaulette side bearing formation sign with RAMC Arm of Service strip. WW2 1st GHQ Liaison Regiment ?Phantom? formation sign. A very rare example comprising a grey metal Gothic letter ?P? sewn to black felt diamond. Old playing card backing. Removed from uniform, some service wear. WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. A fine scarce large padded example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. Black paper backing. WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good worn large flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. A little service wear. WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good large flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. Black paper backing. VGC. WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good worn large flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. A little service wear. WW2 1st Glider Pilot Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good worn large flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. A little service wear. WW2 1st S.A.S. attrubuted shoulder title with photographs. Scarce blue embroidered on maroon title worn by Iain MacDonald, 1st SAS. Together with a snapshot of 2 SAS men with their jeep. (MacDolnald in the driver\'s seat, the other man with SAS wing on his breast), another with RAC man in SAS jeep mounted with twin machine guns (SAS winged dagger on jeep), group shot of the two SAS men with group of RAC men (jeep and caravan in background), D. Ian MacDonald was born 1922 in Oban, 1939-42 Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders; 1942-44 1st and 5th Parachute Battalions; 1944-46 1st Special Air Service. Represented British Army in Norway Track Events 1945. Malayan Police 1951-55. Holder of Royal Humane Society Parchments for saving life at sea. Founder member of Kitwe Parachute Club 1960. WW2 219th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign Phoenix with flaming torch in its beak; painted on canvas. Unworn WW2 219th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign Good scarce issue. Phoenix with flaming torch in its beak painted on canvas. Disbanded on 11 December 1942 WW2 219th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Phoenix with flaming torch in its beak; painted on canvas. Unissued. VGC WW2 219th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Phoenix with flaming torch in its beak; painted on canvas. GC WW2 219th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Phoenix with flaming torch in its beak; painted on canvas. Unissued. VGC WW2 223rd Independent Infantry Brigade 1940-42 formation sign. Three red seaxes embroidered on blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition. Formed 17.10.1940. CO Brigadier Sir A.B.G Stanier, Bart. 7.11.42 converted to 3rd Parachute Brigade. Took part in 6th June Normandy Landing WW2 22nd East African Brigade scarce formation sign. White trumpeting elephant printed dark blue / black disc. Unworn Served in Burma 1944-45 and present at The Irrawaddy. WW2 22nd East African Brigade scarce formation sign. White trumpeting elephant printed on navy disc. A fine unworn example. Served in Burma 1944-45 and present at The Irrawaddy. WW2 24th Independent Guards Brigade pair of formation signs A good pair; red and blue heraldic wing embroidered on dark blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear. (2 items) Formed 13th February 1940, served Norway, North Africa, Anzio etc. WW2 24th Independent Guards Brigade pair of formation signs. Red heraldic wing embroidered on blue rectangle. A good pair as worn, retaining press studs to the reverse. GC. WW2 24th Lancers OSD Badge. A fine scarce die-cast bronze example on loops, crown slightly dished to reverse. Raised 30th December 1940 WW2 24th Lancers OSD Badge. A fine scarce die-cast bronze example on loops, crown slightly dished to reverse. Raised 30th December 1940 WW2 25th Dragoons rare bullion NCO arm badge Removed from uniform WW2 27th Armoured Brigade embroidered formation sign. A good example removed from a uniform. White edged golden Seahorse on blue felt shield. Regular Armoured Reconnaissance Brigade converted to 27th Armoured Brigade, 26th November 1940; landed in Normandy on D Day as part of 21st Army Group. Disbanded 30th July 1944. WW2 27th Lancers / 12th Lancers Officers Field Service Side Cap. A very rare khaki example tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. Complete with bullion 12th Lancers Cap Badge, with 27th Lancers Regimental buttons. The interior with initials I.M. Overall GC minor service wear. WW2 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division pair of formation signs. Facing red witches on broomsticks. Removed from a uniform. Good condition Located in Midlands and North WW2 2nd Glider Pilot wings. Good scarce padded issue. Yellow G in circle flanked by light blue feathered wings on dark ground. Fine hessian to reverse. Introduced 1944. WW2 3 Corps formation sign Green fig leaf embroidered on white rectangle WW2 32nd Searchlight Regiment RA formation sign. Silk embroidered black bar, central white flaming grenade with 7 on ball; red edged white strip either side. Unissued Smaller version worn post war by 567 LAA/SL Regiment Royal Artillery WW2 33 Indian Corps formation sign. Winged crossed sword & trident embroidered on black square. WW2 33 Indian Corps uncut pair of formation signs Good scarce white winged crossed trident and sword embroidered on black cotton rectangles WW2 36th Division formation sign Good scarce interlinked white and red circles embroidered on black cotton rectangle WW2 38th (Welsh) Division formation sign. Silk embroidered; set on a khaki rectangle a black shield charged with yellow cross. Removed from uniform. Slightly faded. Formed in summer 1939 with TA Bns. of Welch Regt, RWF etc. WW2 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division Polish breast badge. A scarce WW2 excavated example by Lorioli, Milano, Roma. Monte Cassino Cross bearing fir tree, crowned eagle over crescent and two bayonets etc. Reverse with Polish legend. Single screw post to reverse now absent. Formed in Syria 1940, badge designed by Lt. Z. Ochnio WW2 3rd County of London Sharpshooters Officer's Field Service Side Cap. A very good and rare example, tailored by Herbert Johnson of London. Dark green cloth, with gold bullion piping. Complete with original fine quality bullion and coloured silk embroidered Cap Badge and plain ball bullons. VGC. WW2 4 Corps pair of printed formation signs. A scarce uncut pair of facing black charging elephants on red cloth. VGC Fought hard against the Japs during the liberation of Burma. WW2 404 (East Bengal) L of C Area Indian bullion formation sign. Paddy-bird embroidered on red rectangle. Evidence of press studs/hooks to reverse. Very good condition WW2 404 (East Bengal) L of C Area Indian bullion formation sign. Paddy-bird embroidered on red felt rectangle. Evidence of press studs/hooks to reverse. WW2 47th (London) Infantry Division formation sign. Red "Bow Bells" embroidered on black rectangle. Condition: VGC WW2 47th (London) Infantry Division silk embroidered formation sign. Red ?Bow Bells? on black rectangle. Removed from uniform. Service wear WW2 47th London Division Company sniper?s badge. A very scarce post 1942 example comprising an embroidered fleur de lis similar to that of the old Trained Scout?s badge. VGC See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 106A WW2 48th (South Midland) Infantry Division Pair of Cloth Formaton Badges. A good pair mounted onto backing cloth with three red Infantry Brigade Bars. Have been worn as a pair. GC. WW2 48th (South Midland) Infantry Division Pair of Cloth Formaton Badges. A good pair mounted onto backing cloth with three red Infantry Brigade Bars. Have been worn as a pair. GC. WW2 4th Anti-Aircraft Division Printed 2nd pattern formation sign. Three blue buckles printed on red inverted triangle. A little service wear. Territorial Army Anti-Aircraft formation covering the North-Western Counties WW2 4th Division Reconnaissance Regiment formation sign. A good scarce black panther printed on a yellow / green diagonally divided rectangle. WW2 4th Recce rare facing pair of formation signs. Diagonally halved yellow over green rectangles printed with black panther. VGC WW2 503rd US Airborne Parachute Infantry Regiment Patch A good embroidered example with 'cheesecloth' type backing WW2 51st Highland Division Battle School Instructor\'s formation sign. Good rare issue. Green crossed broadswords embroidered on mauve felt rectangle. WW2 52nd Lowland Division Royal Engineers Sergeants Battledress Uniform. A very good untouched example as worn. The blouse is the 1940 pattern, to each sleeve printed insignia of Royal Engineers 5nd Division two part badge, arm of service bar Sergeant chevrons. The interior with issue label with faint date 1941. ... Accompanied by the intermediate pattern 1938 pattern trousers. Tailored with field dressing and knee pockets, belt loops. Ankle traps have not been tailored. Near VGC a good matching set. WW2 5th Anti-Aircraft Division formation sign circa 1939-43. Khaki square embroidered with black Heinkel falling from the sky in flames. VGC HQ at Reading. In 1943 all AA units were rebadged with AA Command sign off the bow and arrow. WW2 5th Corps cloth formation sign. Good white Viking sailing ship / longboat embroidered on black Commanded by Auckinleck then Montgomery WW2 5th Flying Training School Canada large Flying Jacket Badge. A scarce large embroidered example, probably worn on a leather flying jacket. GC. WW2 5th Gurkha Rifles WW2 1944 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer?s cap badge. A fine die-cast 3.8 cm example on loops by JRG&S (JR Gaunt & Sons). WW2 6th Airborne Division Operation Varsity Jump Zone Large Photograph & Details. This rare enlarged aerial photograph was taken on the 11th September 1944 and shows the drop zone North of Ringenberg. Some minor wear. The reverse with an interesting inscription confirming the use of the photograph. This was Edias work in the WAAF when my Dad met up after the war they discovered she did this very map. Dad was issued with it to go on one of his jumps in the Paras. Edia wasn't a ? then. WW2 6th Anti Aircraft Division Embroiderd Formation. Arrow and target worn by Division which covered the Thames Estuary, Essex and North Kent. WW2 6th Anti Aircraft Division Printed Formation. Painted arrow and target worn by Division which covered the Thames Estuary, Essex and North Kent. WW2 6th South African Armoured Dvision, Infantryman's epaulette slide. A good example. Small moth hole to right edge of green triangle. WW2 7th Anti Aircraft Embroidered Formation Cloth Badge. A good example. Paper glue marks to reverse. GC WW2 7th Bn Norfolk Regiment Normandy Bridgehead Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to Private Henry William George Allen. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Forwarding condolance slip typed name Pte H.W.G. Allen. Box of issue with address Mrs H Allen St.Albans. Private Henry William George Allen died on the 9th July 1944 whilst serving with the 7th Bn Norfolk Regiment. The medals appear to have been sent to his Mother. WW2 8 Corps first pattern formation signs circa 1940-42. Black Francolin partridge in flight printed on white oval. Small stain at 7 o'clock. Badge changed to that of the charging knight in 1942 WW2 8 Corps pair of first pattern formation signs circa 1940-42 A good facing pair, each a black Francolin partridge in flight printed on white oval. Sewn round card stiffeners. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear. Badge changed to that of the charging knight in 1942 WW2 8 Corps pair of first pattern formation signs circa 1940-42. A good facing pair, each alack Francolin partridge in flight printed on white oval. Sewn around card stiffeners. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear. Badge changed to that of the charging knight in 1942 WW2 8th Armoured Division formation sign. Black ?GO? on green disc printed on black square. Removed from battledress . GC Raised in England 1940. Divisional sign and motto ?No stop; No caution; Go on? alluding to traffic lights. WW2 8th Armoured Division formation sign. Black ?GO? in green circle printed on black square. Raised in England 1940. Divisional sign and motto ?No stop; No caution; Go on? alluding to traffic lights. WW2 8th Army Slip On formation signs A good pair WW2 8th Army, Army Catering Corps Group of Medals. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, "8th Army" clasp. Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Each medal has been crudely named "4694220 H. Wild A.C.C.". Mounted as originally worn WW2 9th Anti Aircraft Division Embroidered Formation Sign. Khaki rectangle embroidered with outline of black cat bearing red aeroplane and numeral "9". Covered Cardiff and South Wales Ports WW2 Africa Star with clasp "1st Army" A good example WW2 Air Observation Post, Royal Artillery Pilot?s wing. A fine example. Light blue embroidered wings; centrally a golden flaming grenade on "Ubique". Removed from uniform . WW2 Air Raid Precautions Gents Silver Lapel Badge A good example bearing silver hallmark for London 1938. Complete with buttonhole fittings. GC. WW2 Air Raid Warden Brass Door / Wall Plaque A scarce and unusual brass example. GC Size 3 3/4 x 2 3/4 inches. WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary ATA Bullion Pilot's wing. A fine rare example removed from a uniform. ATA formed on 11th September 1939 with Commander Gerard d?Erlanger CBE (BAOC director) at its helm. HQ At White WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary ATA Bullion Pilot's wing. A fine rare example removed from a uniform. ATA formed on 11th September 1939 with Commander Gerard d?Erlanger CBE (BAOC director) at its helm. HQ At White WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary ATA gilt bap badge. A fine rare two part example. Within an oak wreath a rope edged oval bearing "ATA" monogram to voided centre, One of two blades to reverse. Separately above the wreath, an associated gilt eagle with wire fixings. ATA formed on 11th September 1939 with Commander Gerard d?Erlanger CBE (BAOC director) at its helm. HQ At White WW2 Air Transport Auxiliary ATA gilt bap badge. A fine rare two part example. Within an oak wreath a rope edged oval bearing "ATA" monogram to voided centre, One of two blades to reverse. Separately above the wreath, an associated gilt eagle with wire fixings. ATA formed on 11th September 1939 with Commander Gerard d?Erlanger CBE (BAOC director) at its helm. HQ At White WW2 Airborne Forces facing pair of printed Pegasus formation signs Light blue on maroon, small rust mark on one. The badge was designed by Edward Seago, the well known landscape artist and was worn as a formation sign by men of the Airborne Forces. WW2 Airborne Forces Parachute Qualifiaction Wings. A very good padded worn pair with central fleck to wings, retaining original backing cloth. Removed from uniform, WW2 Airborne Forces Parachute Qualification Wings. A very fine padded example with central fleck across the wings. Hessian back retaining three press studs. Minor service wear. WW2 Airborne Forces Parachute Qualification Wings. A very fine padded example with central fleck across the wings. Hessian back. WW2 Airborne Forces Parachute Qualification Wings. A very fine unusual drooped padded example with central fleck across the wings. Hessian back retaining three press studs. Removed from uniform. WW2 Airborne Forces Parachute Qualification Wings. A very fine padded example with central fleck across the wings. Hessian back retaining three press studs. Minor service wear. WW2 Airborne Forces printed Pegasus formation sign Light blue on maroon, races of glued paper to reverse The badge was designed by Edward Seago, the well known landscape artist and was worn as a formation sign by men of the Airborne Forces. WW2 Airborne Parachute Qualification cloth Wing. Fine scarce padded example of white canopy flanked by blue wing with central fleck embroidered on khaki cloth semi-circle felt. Removed from uniform. WW2 Airborne printed formation sign. Removed from uniform. One or two pinholes otherwise good condition WW2 Airborne printed Pegasus formation sign. A good used example removed from uniform WW2 Airborne troops Pegasus formation sign. Good light blue Bellerphon astride a Pegasus embroidered in light blue on maroon cotton square. Removed from uniform. Minor old suface moth and service wear WW2 Airborne troops Pegasus formation sign. Good light blue Bellerphon astride a Pegasus printed in light blue on maroon cotton rectangle. Removed from uniform WW2 Airborne troops printed Pegasus formation sign. Good light blue Bellerphon astride a Pegasus in light blue printed on maroon cotton square. Removed from uniform. Some service wear. WW2 Aircrew Europe Star. A good example, unnamed as issued with original ribbon. WW2 Allied Control Commission Austria rare formation sign. Blue felt rectangle embroidered with 8th Army formation sign with ?ACA? scroll above. VGC WW2 Allied Control Commission Austria rare formation sign. Blue felt rectangle embroidered with 8th Army formation sign with ?ACA? scroll above. VGC WW2 Alloy Victory bell 1945. The bell was cast from the alloy of shot down German aircraft and is with head and shoulder busts of Winston Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt. Also embossed stating sold for the RAF Benevolent Fund. Pristine condition. WW2 Alloy Victory bell 1945. The bell was cast from the alloy of shot down German aircraft and is with head and shoulder busts of Winston Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt. Also embossed stating sold for the RAF Benevolent Fund. Good clean condition. WW2 Alloy Victory bell 1945. The bell was cast from the alloy of shot down German aircraft and is with head and shoulder busts of Winston Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt. Also embossed stating sold for the RAF Benevolent Fund. Good clean condition. WW2 Alloy Victory bell 1945. The bell was cast from the alloy of shot down German aircraft and is with head and shoulder busts of Winston Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt. Also embossed stating sold for the RAF Benevolent Fund. Good clean condition WW2 American Ambulance Great Britain scarce cap badge. A fine large die-cast bronze example on blades. (KK 2193) WW2 American Ambulance in Great Britain Cloth formation sign. Removed from unifomr. Some service wear WW2 American B3 Flying Peaked Sheepskin Flying Cap A scarce example of the pattern commonly used with the 8th Air Force operating over Europe. Four panel crown tailored with side fold down flaps. Stiffened leather hard peak GC. Some service and age wear. Leather remains supple. WW2 anti invasion Women?s Home Defence enamelled badge A good example, yellow bordered maroon shield upon which appears crossed rifles with WHD between the angles, with an automatic pistol below. GC Unofficial Women?s Home Guard formed by Dr.Edith Summerskill MP. The inaugural meeting was held in London on 6th December 1941 and attended by 100 women . Swallowed up in April 1943 when official Home Guard Auxiliaries formed. WW2 Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Scottish Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Armoured Tanks etc. Black Beret 1945. A good clean example of a black beret tailored by Kangol and dated 1945 Size 7 1/8. Very clean condition, one or two minor surface moth nips. Near VGC. WW2 Army / RAF Pigeon Carrier Box. A scarce example made of compressed card with green webbing double pocket to accommodate papers attached to one side. With wire door to each end. Complete with leather carrying strap. Minor wear GC. This pattern was issued to RAF aircrew and Army. WW2 Army Air Corps Beret Badge. Die-stamped white metal example, complete with loops worn by AAC and Glider Pilot Regiment during WW2 WW2 Army Air Corps Officer?s 1942 hallmarked silver beret badge. A fine and scarce example with by JRG&S (Gaunt) bearing Birmingham halmarks for 1942 (the year of the unit?s creation). Loops replaced with a brooch pin. Very good condition. WW2 Army Air Corps Plastic Ecomony Cap Badge. A good example with makers details of "A. Stanley & Sons Walsall". Retaining both blades. WW2 Army Catering Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Army Dental Corps (ATS) Cloth Shounder Title Badge. This is a printed shoulder title that had the red letters hand stitched. This being a common practice among the ATS Girls. WW2 Army Educational Corps Cap Badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Formed 1920; redesignated \"Royal\" 1946 WW2 Army Fire Service Officers Tunic. A scarce example of the service dress tunic worn by Major Godfrey Eaton MC. This WW2 tunic is tailored with General Service Corps Buttons, medal ribbons of the MC & Pair and to each arm embroidered Army Fire Service badges. Overall Good Condition, some storage wear. .... Also with service dress cap, with Pioneer Corps Cap badge.... Tie and copy photographs. Major Eaton served during the Great War with the South Staffordshire Regiment and was awarded the Military Cross. At the outbreak of WW2 he was serving as a Air Raid Warden in Paddington, before gaining a commission in the KRRC. He later transfered to the Army Fore Service and was appointed Second in Command of the Army Fire Fighting Training School. WW2 Army Fire Service Printed Arm Badge Formation Sign A fine example WW2 Army Pioneer Corps Presentation Pocket Watch. A WW2 period General Service Time Piece with presentation inscription to the reverse. Watch is not working and sold as found WW2 Army Recruiting Staff cap badge. A good scarce die-cast brass GVIR cypher on slider. WW2 ARP Home Front Air Raid Warden Bronze Plaque. A very good example retaining original paper makers label to the reverse. VGC Size 6 x 1 1/2 inches. WW2 ARP Home Front Overall Cloth Badge. A good example GC. WW2 ARP Nurse?s Apron Badge. A good example of red embroidered lettering upon a blue backing cloth GC. WW2 Atlantic Star. A good example, retaining original period ribbon. GC. WW2 Atlantic Star. A good example unnamed as issued, but now with verdigris marks hence price WW2 Atlantic Star. A good example, retaining original ribbon Unnamed as issued. WW2 Atlantic Star. A good example unnamed as issued WW2 ATS / FANY Officer\'s Leather Belt. A scarce correct pattern example of polished brown leather with brass buckle. Leather remains supple and soft. VGC. Please note there is no brass ring mounts as found on the Sam Brown belt. WW2 ATS 1940 Other Rank's 1st Pattern Issue Cap. A good and scarce early war example, with stitched material peak and cloth chinstrap. Complete with ATS Brass cap badge. The interior with WD issue stamp for 1940. Minor service wear. Near VGC. WW2 ATS Anti Aircraft Printed Cloth Sleeve Badges. Comprising: \"Auxiliary Territorial Service\" printed cloth shoulder title and Anti Aircraft Command printed badge. GC both with traces of paper to the reverse. WW2 ATS Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW2 ATS Cloth Embroidered Shoulder Title Black on khaki with green border. Very good condition WW2 ATS Field Service Coloured Side Cap. A good example of an issue side cap. Complete with General Service buttons and cap badge. Has been worn GC. Sold as a historical collectors item only length of cap approx 11 inches. WW2 ATS Issue Soft Cap. A good example, tailored with a soft cloth chinstrap. Complete with brass cap badge. The interior with cotton lining. GC clean condition, small moth hole to the rear. WW2 ATS Officers Battledress Uniform & Cap. A good clean example worn by a Subaltern. Comprising: Officers cap tailored by Tom Brown (details to the lining), retaining cloth chin strap and bronze OSD cap badge. .... Battledress blouse, an issue example with two rank stars indicating the rank of Subaltern. The interior with 1941 issue label. One button absent. .... Skirt with ink name. .... Sam Brown leather belt, again with ink name. Overall near VGC good clean fresh condition. PLEASE NOTE THE UNIFORM IS A GOOD COLOUR. WW2 ATS Officers Cap. A good example of the sevicedress cap, tailored by Moss Bross. Complete with bronze cap badge and leather chinstrap. Good clean condition. WW2 ATS Officers Territorial group of four. Awarded to Subaltern (Lieutenant) J.H. Wyllys. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) (Sub ATS). The group is mounted as worn WW2 ATS Territorial Efficiency Medal Group. 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) ?W. 20153 Sjt E.A. Warner ATS?. Mounted as originally worn GC. WW2 ATS Womens Pair War Office Signals Horizontally halved white over blue felt diamonds. Small spot of surface moth to one on white section hardly visible WW2 Attributed RAF D Type Flying Helmet. A good example of the second pattern, tailored for external wiring loom. Complete with elasticated chin strap, the interior with silk lining and ink name "Sgt Doling 109161" Also stamped size 4. Overall GC worn condition, some oxidising to some studs. The service number would indicate a September 1939 allocation. WW2 Auxiliary Territorial Service ATS Printed Cloth Shoulder Title A good unused example VGC. WW2 badge attributed to 2nd French Parachute Battation later 4 SAS. Good rare standard die-stamped white metal Parachute Regiment beret badge with Royal Crest removed. Loops 2nd French Para Bn became 4 SAS in January 1944. (See \"Some Talk of Private Armies by Len Whittaker) WW2 Battle of Britain Pattern B Type Flying Helmet. An example of the B type flying helmet. This example is undated and is probably a size 1 / 2 example. The helmet retains chinstrap, however rear strap is now absent, the buckle remains. The Zips to ear covers working and retain receiver retainers. The interior with both padded ear pads, although interior leather now dried to parts and cracked. Leather remains supple, some storage and age wear. Remains a good display item. WW2 Battle of Britain Pattern RAF Aircrew Issue Irvin Flying Jacket. This is a good example, retaining rare Wareings of Northampton label. The sheepskin jacket is the Battle of Britain pattern with single seam two panel back. Retaining all original working zips. The interior with original label printed with the contract year and date 1940 officially corrected to 1941. Also with ink name PO R.E. Williams. The jacket remains in good supple condition retaining a good colour. Minor age and service wear. Size 4 see photograph of the label. WW2 Battle of Britain Period MKIIIA Flying Goggles By Lewis A scarce untouched pair. Retaining original strap, elasticated section remains good. The leather of the strap with maker\'s details of \"D Lewis\". and with faint ink name. Slight service wear GC. WW2 Battle of Britain Period MKIIIA Flying Goggles. A scarce untouched pair. Retaining original strap, elasticated section remains good. The leather of the strap with AM Issue stamp and code indicating 1939. Remain in very good condition, WW2 Battle of Britain RAF 1940 ?Scramble? Bell. A fine scarce untouched original large white metal example To the front a clear Crowned AM and 1940 stamp. Complete with original clapper and rope pull, also hanging D rings. The rope is now in poor condition. GC. WW2 Battle of France Period 1939 Officer's Whistle. A rare early WW2 issue by J. Hudson Birmingham. Clear 1939 date VGC. WW2 BEDFS and HERTS Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A good worn example. GC. WW2 Beds & Herts Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Begian Croix de Guerre medal A good bronzed example with original pin WW2 Belgian pin back badge. A good bronze example. Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: VGC WW2 Bomb Disposal Embroidered Sleeve Badge. A good yellow on red example. A little surface moth. WW2 Bombay Sappers & Miners Burma Star This example named to the reverse to '57555 L/Nk Gurbux Singh Bombay S & M.G.P GC WW2 Border Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Brigadier's bullion cap badge Good used example of the Royal Crest embroidered in gold wire WW2 British / Polish 8th Army Officer's Bullion Division Badge A fine unissued example. WW2 British 14th Army Cloth Formation Badge. A good embroidered pair as used and worn. VGC. WW2 British 2nd Corps Formation Badges A very good matching embroidered pair as worn From the estate of Sergeant Eric Arthur Langstone, MID RASC. WW2 British 2nd Corps Printed Formation Badges A very good matching printed pair as worn From the estate of Sergeant Eric Arthur Langstone, MID RASC. WW2 British Army 1940 Pattern Battledress Trousers. A very good large clean pair of the standard pattern worn during WW2. Tailored with both field dressing pocket (unopened) and large leg pocket, with one rear pocket. Complete with buttons and the the lining a WD issue stamp. Have been worn Two tiny moth holes, otherwise moth damage free. Approx size Leg 30 inches, waist 34/36 inches WW2 British Army 1943 dated Denim Trousers. A superb unissued pair retaining original issue label 1943. VGC. WW2 British Army Aertex KD Tunic A good clean example, tailored with breast and waist pockets. The shoulder straps with provision for rank. Complete with waist belt. Near VGC. WW2 British Army DSO, MC Winners KD Tunic. A good example, tailored by Austin Reed. To the left breast medal ribbons of the DSO, MC, 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, MID. Also Lt Col rank insignia to the shoulder straps. Buttons absent, tunic is unnamed. GC with service wear. WW2 British Army Economy Issue Pair Printed Corporal Chevrons Remain in very Good Condition unissued WW2 British Army Issue Far East Maps and Map Case. A scarce heavy duty canvas issue map case with carrying handles. Clear 1941 issue date. ... Accompanied by a small number of paper maps of Burma, message sheets etc. Some storage age wear. Used by Lt I.A. Walsworth-Bell who served with the 1st Bn Bombay Grenadier Regiment Indian Army. He was commissioned in 1941 and was attached to the 252nd Indian Armiured Brigade HQ. WW2 British Army Jungle Green Captain Rank Slip on Badge. A good used pair, as worn. GC. WW2 British Army Major Rank Shirt shoulder straps. Green shirt material, with cloth Major rank crown. GC. WW2 British Army Officers Issue Boots. A superb pair of Officer pattern brown leather boots, these with clear 1944 issue date and size 9 S. VGC. WW2 British Army Officer\'s Webbing Equipment. A good original set rigged by the original owner as worn. Comprising: Holster, Ammo / Compass pouch, water bottle and carrier, side bag and brace straps. Matching blanco colour and number of parts with name \"Lt Whiteway\". and faint issue stamps. A very good item for displays. GC. WW2 British Army Pattern large Map Case. This large example opens into three sections, canvass and leather edged. Complete with leather hanging strap (dry). The interior retains note paper and pencil. GC. WW2 British Army Semaphore Simplified Cards. A scarce WW2 set published by Gale & Polden of Aldershot. A complete set, with pencil notes. Complete with original envelope. WW2 British Army Sterilizing Outfit for Waterbottles. A scarce complete unused example, retaining in original tin. GC clean condition. WW2 British Home Front ?Victory? Cigar. Complete with original wrapping stating ?Victory? and ?Special Army Quality? GC WW2 British Military / National Fire Service / Civil Defence Issue Gas Cape and Helmet. A good supple example of the British issue oil cloth gas cape, attached to its original Tommy pattern steel helmet, this retaining green painted finish and original liner. The latter dated 1939. The Cape remains in near Very Good condition one or two small holes not effecting the overall appearance and supple. WW2 British Military Issue Gas Mask & Bag. A good example, the black rubber face mask remains in good condition and the hose is supple. Complete with canister. The mask is dated August 1941. Complete with issue pattern bag. GC clean condition. WW2 British Military Issue Map Hamburg Berlin. A good clean example, published 1944. GC. WW2 British Officer\'s 14th Division Cloth Formation Badge A good pair with bullion embroidery. GC have been worn as a pair. WW2 British Red Cross Motor Transport VAD Officer's Felt Cloth Sleeve Badge. A rare original Second World War British Red Cross Society Motor Transport cloth badge, red and yellow embroidered silk cotton on black felt backing, worn on the right forearm of the jacket and greatcoat of Transport Officers of the Society's Detachments. Colours faded, edge a little jagged, service wear. As specified in the 1942 BRCS Dress Regulations. WW2 British Second Army Printed Pair of Cloth Badges. A good matching pair removed from battledress, a little service wear WW2 British Troops in Norway embroidered formation sign. Rare embroidered White Viking ship and sunrise on light blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear Included in this force were 1st Airborne Division under Urquhart and 1st SAS Brigade under Calvert WW2 British Troops in Norway facing pair of formation signs. White Viking ship and sunrise printed on light blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear <1>Included in this force were 1st Airborne Division under Urquhart and 1st SAS Brigade under Calvert WW2 British Troops in Norway facing pair of formation signs. White Viking ship and sunrise printed on light blue rectangle. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear <1>Included in this force were 1st Airborne Division under Urquhart and 1st SAS Brigade under Calvert WW2 British Troops Norway Formation Badges. A very good matching printed pair as worn From the estate of Sergeant Eric Arthur Langstone, MID RASC. WW2 British War Correspondant Bullion Shoulder Title. A good scarce slip-on example with two tapes to reverse, WW2 bullion parachute wing probably Special Forces issue Silver parachute, gold wings, embroidered on black ground Worn WW2 Burma Star A good example with original ribbon. Unnamed as issued WW2 Burma Star Medal Group of Four Medals. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Mounted as worn GC. WW2 Burma Star. A good example unnamed as issued WW2 Cheshire Home Guard scarce formation sign. Sprig of oak printed on black edged green shield; white border probably worn by the Northwich Battalion. See ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. No. 174. WW2 Cheshire Home Guard scarce formation sign. Good scarce issue. Sprig of oak printed on black edged green shield; white border. Possibly attributed to Northwich Battalion. See “In the space of a single day” Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. No. 174. WW2 Cheshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Child?s Mickey Mouse pattern Black Gas Mask A very rare 1942 dated Black example. Black rubberised material with two eye holes. Retaining original blue elasticated straps and blue filter. Mask has date marks for November 1942 and is contained in its original cardboard box. Gas mask is in clean and supple condition. A little age wear and surface grazing to the rubber. This pattern is more common found in red rubber WW2 China-Burma-India Theatre US formation sign. Shield, the dark blue top embroidered with silver wire sun and star; red and white stripes below. Removed from uniform, service wear. WW2 Chindit Badge A rare locally made blue painted metal pinbackexample with applied Burmese Dragon and Temple. WW2 City of LondonCompanies ATS pair of formation signs. Red upright swords embroidered on khaki. Removed from uniform WW2 Civil Air Guard Side Cap. A scarce example of dark blue cloth, retaining original chrome GAC buttons and chrome & enamel cap badge. The interior of black cotton. VGC. WW2 Civil Defence Bournemouth Cloth Badges. A good selection as worn on the Battledress blouse. Comprising: CD breast pocket badge, Bournemouth title, Pair embroidered "Warden" titles (mothed), printed "Warden" title, service chevron, 1942 booklet "Chart of War Gases". Overall GC. WW2 Civil Defence Messenger Steel Helmet. A rare early WW2 example, black painted shell, with Civil Defence M transfer to the front and back. Complete with early pattern lining with round crown cushion and retaining chinstrap. Untouched original condition GC. WW2 Civil Defence NCC Wardens Armband. A good example black ink printed onto white, with the addition of four stars (possibly rank). Minor wear GC. WW2 Civil Defence Printed Depot Cloth Shoulder Title Badges A good worn pair GC. WW2 Civil Defence Printed Depot Cloth Shoulder Title Badges A good worn pair GC. WW2 Civil Defence Printed Rank Badges. A good matching pair. Near VGC. WW2 Civil Defence Printed Warden Shoulder Titles A good pair of printed titles worn as a pair and removed from a uniform GC WW2 Civil Defence Reading Uniform Badges. This small collection of items appear to have been one mans, who served with the Rescue detachment Reading Civil Defence. GC. WW2 Civil Defence Southampton Area Badge. A good embroidered example. GC. WW2 Civil Defence Walton & Weybridge Area Uniform Badge. A scarce example worn on the battledress blouse GC. WW2 Combined Operations Badge A good circular example as worn by Army Commandos. Red eagle, Tommy Gun and anchor embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. Some service wear, ragged edge around 7 o\'clock. Designed in 1942 by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR. WW2 Combined Operations Bullion Badge A good unusual gold wire example. Anchor, ?Tommy? Gun and eagle on black cloth. Designed by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR of HMS Tormentor in 1940. WW2 Combined Operations facing pair of formation signs A good 'Tombstone' shape pair removed from uniform From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals WW2 Combined Operations facing pair of printed Commando formation signs. Good circular pair used by Commandos. Removed from uniform. One a little faded otherwise good condition. WW2 Combined Operations facing pair of printed formaton signs Ordnance issue ?Tombstone? shape. Slight service wear Designed by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR of HMS Tormentor in 1940. WW2 Combined Operations formation sign A good unused example. Red eagle, Tommy Gun and anchor printed on navy \"tombstone\". Designed in 1942 by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR. WW2 Combined Operations formation sign. Good circular embroidered example. Service wear Designed by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR of HMS Tormentor in 1940 WW2 Combined Operations Printed Badge. A cut and worn example. WW2 Combined Operations uncut facing pair of circular formation signs A good circular shape uncut facing pair From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals WW2 Combined Operations Uncut Pair of Printed Cloth Badges. Ordnance issue red anchor, ??Tommy? Gun and eagle printed on navy blue tombstone, facing pair. Designed by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR of HMS Tormentor in 1940. WW2 Commando / Oxf & Bucks Light Infantry General Service Medal. This medal bearing the clasp Palestine 1945-48 was awarded to 14492097 Pte R Austin Oxf & Bucks. ... Accompanied by an original January 1945 membership card to the Old Comrades Association of the Special Service Brigade. This with ink name R.C. Austin membership number 3945 dated 11th January 1945. ... Also a sports medal of the 52nd Light Infantry January 1946 and original ID dog tags. WW2 Commando white on black embroidered Shoulder Title. A good original example tatty to the edge WW2 Corps of Military Police 7th Armoured Division Cloth Badge Combination. A good attributed combination worn on the battledress. Worn by Lance Corporal R. Miller 7th Armoured Division Provost Unit. WW2 County of Essex Air Raid Warden Pass. A good example awarded to Mrs Jessie C Latinier of Shenfield Essex. The exterior with gold tooled lettering. GC. Shenfield is close to Brentwood Essex. WW2 Cyprus Defence Force cap badge circa 1940-45. A good scarce cast brass example on loops. WW2 Czech Tank breast badge. A good rare example. Silvered oval Linden (lime) wreath; superimposed on the top of the wreath, the Czech shield in gilt. Across the centre of the wreath, a French style tank in gilt. Stout vertical pin to reverse. GC WW2 Czech Tank breast badge. A good rare example. Silvered oval Linden (lime) wreath; superimposed on the top of the wreath, the Czech shield in gilt. Across the centre of the wreath, a French style tank in gilt. Stout vertical pin to reverse. GC WW2 CZECHOSLOVAKIA embroidered shoulder title. A good unissued example. VGC WW2 Danish Brigade Group formation sign. Good rare silk embroidered example removed from uniform. WW2 Danish Brigade Group rare formation Badge A good silk embroidered example. WW2 Defence and War Medal. A good matching pair. Loose WW2 Defence Medal A good example WW2 Devonshire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldier's war booty tin WW2 Devonshire Regiment Plastic Cap Badge by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. A fine example on blades. WW2 Devonshire Regiment Plastic Economy Cap Badge. An example by Stanley of Birmingham. Retaining both blades. WW2 Distinguished Service Cross Winners Uniform Medal Ribbon Bar. A good clean example remains as originally worn. GC. WW2 DORSET / REGT / PACK TPT cloth slip on title. An excessively rare white on green embroidered example. VGC. WW2 Dorset Regiment Pair of Cloth Slip on Shoulder Titles. A very good unissued pair VGC. WW2 Dorset Regiment Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title. A very good example. Cloth tape to reverse. WW2 Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Economy Plastic Cap Badge. A good example on brass blades.A little distorted WW2 Durham & North Riding County Division formation sign. A good example Yellow sheep shears embroidered on green rectangle. VGC. WW2 Durham & North Riding County Division formation sign. A good example Yellow sheep shears embroidered on green rectangle WW2 Durham Light Infantry Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Durham Light Infantry Printed Shoulder Title. A good worn example. GC. WW2 Early Pattern Head Warden Helmet. A rare pre 1942 pattern helmet worn by a Head Warden. White painted finish, with a single black diamond. The interior with the 1st pattern lining, round head cushion and dated 1939. Very good clean condition. The diamond rank badge was phased ont and replaced with lines Circa July 1942. WW2 Early Pattern RAF issue Miniature Escape Compass. A scarce example with four hole compass rose. GC WW2 East African Army Service Corps cap /slouch hat badge by Walimohd & Co. Nairobi circ 1939-45. Scarce cast blackened brass badge on named slider. (See Owen 3699) WW2 East Lancashire Regiment Economy Plastic Cap Badge A good example on brass blades WW2 East Yorkshire Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 East Yorkshire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Complete with both blades GC. WW2 Esher Surrey ARP Chief Warden ID Card A good original example. Has been carried GC. WW2 Essex Home Guard Imperial Service Medal Pair. This pair of medals were awarded to Sydney Charles Allen of Woodbridge. Comprising: Defence Medal with issue slip from Essex T.A.A.F. Association. dated 1946 (Then living in Clacton-on-Sea), Imperial Service Medal, in box of issue. GC. ... Newspaper cutting giving details that he was a member of Woodbridge Post Office and a native of the town. WW2 Essex Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 FANY personnel attached AA Command armband. Red felt embroidered with black A believed worn, among others, by certain FANY personnel attached AA Command. Condition: GC WW2 FANY Uniform Jacket. A good clean example of the regulation four pocket tunic. Complete with bronze FANY collar badges and buttons. The cotton lining with a tailors tab of Conduit, Camberley. GC please note this tunic is a good colour, some photographs light. WW2 FANY Women's Transport Service Far East Rank Slide. A rare example embroidered onto Jungle Green material. VGC. WW2 FANY Women's Transport Service OSD Cap Badge by Firmin, London. A good die-cast bronze example old replacement blades WW2 FANY Women's Transport Service OSD Cap Badge by Gaunt, London A very good example with original blades. Makers details to the reverse. WW2 FANY Women\'s Transport Service OSD Cap Badge. Good die-cast bronze example J.R. Guant, London. Complete with blades. WW2 Far East 5th/16th Punjab Regiment MBE, 1944 Military Cross Group of Six. Awarded to Major Peter W Burton MBE MC. Comprising: Breast Badge of a Member of the British Empire (Civil Division), Military Cross (privately Engraved) EC 3758 Captain P.W. Burton 5/16th Punjab Regt 1944, 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Mention in Despatches. Mounted Court style as originally worn. GC. First three campaign Medals privatley engraved as the MC. ... Accompanied by Buckingham Palace investiture letter and a 14th Army HQ letter of congratulations signed by General Officer Commanding-in-Chief W.J. Slim. The recommendation for Military Cross is dated 25th April 1944 and recommended and signed by General later Field Marshal Viscount Slim. ?In the early morning of 13th April 1944 when the Bn was holding points Spit & Polish S.W. of Buthidaung a vague message was received at Bn HQ, that one of the forward Coys had been over-run by the enemy and requesting help. More detailed information was essential and T/Capt, Burton who was Adjt immediately volunteered to go forward in the dark over country in which enemy patrols were active and in which mines were laid. His carrier hit a mine and two men were wounded, however T/Capt Burton proceeded forward on foot with one man and eventually reached one of the forward posts. He found a small part of the position over-run, the Coy Comd wounded and some 25 enemy in 3 bunker positions in one corner of the main position. Having seen to the disposal of casualties T/Capt Burton then took command and organised and directed the eviction of the enemy from their bunker positions. It was impossible to use Arty as the posts were too close to our own. However after some 5 hours the entire enemy party had been exterminated and the position stabilised. This action took place under severe enemy mortar & MG fire, but under the leadership of T/Capt Burton was entirely successful, with comparatively few losses to our own troops. T/Capt Burton then reorganised the defences of the positions and held it against several determined enemy attacks and under enemy shell and mortar fire for 6 days and nights until relieved. The successful reoccupation and defence of these features was in great measure due to the coolness, powers of leadership and complete disregard for his own personal safety of T/Capt Burton who showed ability and assumed responsibility well above his rank?. The positions Spit & Polish were two high points allowing free observation of two valleys used by the Japanese forces to advance. Major Burton commanded fewer than 100 men and faced far greater number of Japanese. Knowing his command consisted Christians, Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs, he ordered his men to shout out religious Battle Cries in their on tongue thus deceive the enemy. The ruse worked as records later showed the Japanese believed Burton?s command was at least Battalion strength. Peter W Burton was born in Bradford his father a civil servant serving in India. After his education in England he chose career in business and in the late 1930?s chose to study the German language. Living in Berlin he personally witness the Nazi raceme and on at least two occasions heard Hitler speak. Seeing what was on the cards, he first moved to Switzerland and on the eve of war he travelled across France to return home. The day after war was declared he volunteered for service with the Indian Army and volunteered for the Home Guard. He served with the Indian Army from 1940 to 1946 then returned home to Bradford. He was awarded the MBE in 1983 for services as Calderdale Council?s Industrial Development Officer. WW2 Far East 5th/16th Punjab Regiment MBE, 1944 Military Cross Group of Six. Awarded to Major Peter W Burton MBE MC. Comprising: Breast Badge of a Member of the British Empire (Civil Division), Military Cross (privately Engraved) EC 3758 Captain P.W. Burton 5/16th Punjab Regt 1944, 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Mention in Despatches. Mounted Court style as originally worn. GC. First three campaign Medals privatley engraved as the MC. ... Accompanied by Buckingham Palace investiture letter and a 14th Army HQ letter of congratulations signed by General Officer Commanding-in-Chief W.J. Slim. The recommendation for Military Cross is dated 25th April 1944 and recommended and signed by General later Field Marshal Viscount Slim. ?In the early morning of 13th April 1944 when the Bn was holding points Spit & Polish S.W. of Buthidaung a vague message was received at Bn HQ, that one of the forward Coys had been over-run by the enemy and requesting help. More detailed information was essential and T/Capt, Burton who was Adjt immediately volunteered to go forward in the dark over country in which enemy patrols were active and in which mines were laid. His carrier hit a mine and two men were wounded, however T/Capt Burton proceeded forward on foot with one man and eventually reached one of the forward posts. He found a small part of the position over-run, the Coy Comd wounded and some 25 enemy in 3 bunker positions in one corner of the main position. Having seen to the disposal of casualties T/Capt Burton then took command and organised and directed the eviction of the enemy from their bunker positions. It was impossible to use Arty as the posts were too close to our own. However after some 5 hours the entire enemy party had been exterminated and the position stabilised. This action took place under severe enemy mortar & MG fire, but under the leadership of T/Capt Burton was entirely successful, with comparatively few losses to our own troops. T/Capt Burton then reorganised the defences of the positions and held it against several determined enemy attacks and under enemy shell and mortar fire for 6 days and nights until relieved. The successful reoccupation and defence of these features was in great measure due to the coolness, powers of leadership and complete disregard for his own personal safety of T/Capt Burton who showed ability and assumed responsibility well above his rank?. The positions Spit & Polish were two high points allowing free observation of two valleys used by the Japanese forces to advance. Major Burton commanded fewer than 100 men and faced far greater number of Japanese. Knowing his command consisted Christians, Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs, he ordered his men to shout out religious Battle Cries in their on tongue thus deceive the enemy. The ruse worked as records later showed the Japanese believed Burton?s command was at least Battalion strength. Peter W Burton was born in Bradford his father a civil servant serving in India. After his education in England he chose career in business and in the late 1930?s chose to study the German language. Living in Berlin he personally witness the Nazi raceme and on at least two occasions heard Hitler speak. Seeing what was on the cards, he first moved to Switzerland and on the eve of war he travelled across France to return home. The day after war was declared he volunteered for service with the Indian Army and volunteered for the Home Guard. He served with the Indian Army from 1940 to 1946 then returned home to Bradford. He was awarded the MBE in 1983 for services as Calderdale Council?s Industrial Development Officer. WW2 Fleet Air Arm 1940-48 ratings pilot?s wings. Printed Tropical Pattern VGC It is believed that only about 150 Rating Pilots were awarded their wings. WW2 Fleet Air Arm 1940-48 ratings pilot?s wings. Printed Tropical Pattern It is believed that only about 150 Rating Pilots were awarded their wings WW2 Fleet Air Arm C type Flying Helmet A second pattern example, with provision for internal wiring loom and elasticated chin strap. The Leather remains supple, but with storage creases. Heavy service wear to the interior ear pads absent. WW2 Fleet Air Arm Navy C Type Flying Helmet. A good clean example, fitted with RCAF issue rubber cushions. Retaining a good colour, leather very soft. Not wired Approx Size 2 WW2 Fleet Air Arm Officers Battledress Rank Shoulder Boards. A scarce pair of shoulder boards worn by a Sub Lieutenant of the Fleet Air Arm. These examples with dark blue cloth underside. Have been worn. GC. WW2 Fleet Air Arm Pilots Wings, with Pin Fitting. A good scarce pair of padded bullion wings, retaining original backing cloth and metal pin fitting. GC has been worn WW2 Fleet Air Arm Pilots Wings. A good pair of padded bullion pilot wings. Retaining backing cloth. GC Have been worn WW2 France & German Star. A good example. WW2 France & Germany Star Group of Medals. A good boxed group comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Contained in box of issue made up of two lids. Ink address for Uxbridge. Medals VGC WW2 Free Dutch Forces Australian made bronzre pagri / cap badge by A.G. Luke, Melbourne. Fine scarce die-cast example on stout pin. WW2 Free Dutch Forces Officer's gilt cap badge. A fine die-cast British made example on blades. WW2 Free Dutch Forces Officer's OSD bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine die-cast example on blades WW2 Free Dutch Forces OR's brass cap badge. A good die-stamped British made example on slider. A little service wear. WW2 Free French 1943 CEF en Italie breast badge. Good rare die-stamped brass hexagonal badge depicting French Cockeral. Slider to reverse to affix to leather tongue suspended from left breast pocket Made in North Africa in 1943 WW2 Free French SOE Women?s brass cap badge. Retaining slider. GC French Women attached to the SOE, is believed to have worn this pattern of Cap Badge. WW2 Free Norwegian Forces 1942 Birmingham hallmarked silver cap badge. Good die-cast example on loops. Within an oak wreath, crowned cypher of King Haakon VII. WW2 Free Norwegian Forces 1942 hallmarked silver cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Within an oak wreath, crowned cypher of King Haakon VII. Two loops to reverse. A little service wear. WW2 General Service Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 General's escape button by JR Gaunt, London An extremely rare example of a brass General's button that houses a compass which can be revealed by unscrewing the reverse thread. These escape aids are more usually associated with RAF buttons, but were also used by RCAF, Royal Navy, Royal Marines and in General Service buttons WW2 General's gorget patches. Gold wire embroidered on red, each retaining mounted General's button. Clip on fasteners to reverse. A little faded otherwise good condition. WW2 German 1939 War Merit Cross without Swords 1st Class. A good silvered example, retaining original pin fitting to the reverse. WW2 German Afrika Korps cuff title A good example worn by members of DAK (Deutsches Afrika Korps) fighting in North Afrika. Silver wire block letters embroidered on dark green band edged with band of silver wire in turn edged in tan coloured cotton. Full length. GC. Instituted 18th July 1941 WW2 German Afrika Korps cuff title A fine example awarded to members of DAK (Deutsches Afrika Korps) fighting in North Afrika. Silver wire block letters embroidered on dark green band edged with band of silver wire in turn edged in tan coloured cotton. Instituted 18th July 1941 WW2 German Afrika Korps cuff title. A good example worn by members of DAK (Deutsches Afrika Korps) fighting in North Africa. Tan cotton band with silver wire block letters embroidered on dark green band edged with aluminium wire. A few moth nips. GC WW2 German Army Cap Eagle. A good alloy example on three blades. WW2 German Army Issue K98 Bayonet with Matching Numbers. A good untouched example. Both the blade and scabbard with matching numbers, the blade with additional stamp 41crs. The scabbard with black leather frog, this with a 1937 date. GC Clean condition. WW2 German Army Officer\'s Cap Eagle. A scarce unissued example of silver wire. Near VGC WW2 German Army Other Ranks Belt. This black leather belt is complete with original alloy clasp and bears RZ stamp. GC old repair to rear of belt. Length approx 34 inches. WW2 German Army Soldiers Belt A good worn example retaining alloy buckle and hook. The leather is dated 1937. Stitching fault to the interior tang for the hook. Otherwise GC. Overall length of leather 33 inches WW2 German Army, three OR's sleeve badges Medical severely mothed ...radio operator marked H & W on reverse ... rank star with two moth holes. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 German Artillery Collar Badges A fine pair of OR's examples, unissued and still attached to each other, one still retaining original circular paper label to reverse. WW2 German Artillery Collar Badges A fine pair of OR's examples, unissued and still attached to each other, one still retaining original circular paper label to reverse. WW2 German Belt Buckle. An example of the Other Rank\'s German Army issue die struck steel belt buckle. Retaining some of the painted finish. WW2 German Georgien Volunteers Printed Arm Badge circa 1941-45. A good unused cotton example. WW2 German Incendiary Bomb Fin. Slight pitting otherwise a good example. WW2 German Incendiary Tail Fin. A very good example, with original painted finish. VGC. WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class. A good clean example, retaining original ribbon. GC. WW2 German Iron Cross Second Class A good clean example with makers stamp 65 to the ring WW2 German K98 Bayonet & Combat Frog. A very good "Pick up" example of the K98 German Bayonet. Blade and scabbard with matching issue numbers. Complete with original black leather bayonet frog. This with date 1937. GC . WW2 German Kriegsmarine Coast Artillery Bevo Cap Eagle A good unused example yellow eagle, against khaki backing. please note photograph over exposed, showing light colour backing. WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officers Breast Eagle A fine simulated bullion example in celluloid. Excellent WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officers Breast Eagle A fine simulated bullion example in celluloid. Excellent WW2 German Kriegsmarine Rating Bevo Breast Eagle Excellent WW2 German Kriegsmarine Rating Bevo Breast Eagle Very good unworn condition. WW2 German Luftwaffe Flying Helmet. A winter weight example, brown leather with wool lining. This example, has not been fitted with electrics and has been contemporary tailored with flat leather cover to the ear pieces. Complete with both chinstraps. Clean condition, leather supple. WW2 German Merit Cross WW2 German Mother's Cross 2nd Class in Silver. A good clean example retaining original full length ribbon. Silver bright, Very small nick to the enamel, left arm. GC WW2 German Mother\'s Cross Gold 1st Class. A good clean example retaining original full length ribbon. Gilt bright, no damage to the enamel. GC WW2 German NSKK Cap Badge. An BeVo embroidered example. WW2 German Officer' / NCO's alloy Cap Insignia Eagle and swastika on two of three pins (stamped M.O.S. 37) ...oak wreath retains all pins / blades (stamped E, Sch L37) ... cockade on blades (stamped WR 38). Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 German Officers Bullion Cap Insignia Aluminium wire embroidered eagle and swastika ... oakleaf wreath with central aluminium national cockade. Removed from cap, a little service wear. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 German Snap Shot Photographs. Four original photographs of Luftwaffe and Army personnel. .. Accompanied by a alloy badge, pin absent. WW2 German SS sleeve eagle and swastika A fine scarce white on black embroidered example cut off field grey Waffen-SS uniform Provenance Soldiers war booty tin ... WW2 German Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by Steinhauer & Luck, Ludenscheid. A good example with magnetic centre. Reverse with brass tapered pin impressed "4" in a rectangle. Hinge appears to be reaffixed, post repair reassembly resulting in a "Friday afternoon" or "freitag Nachmittag"Iron Cross with pin now horizontal. WW2 German Third Reich 1941 Marine Field Service / Overseas Cap A good scarce example of field grey cloth material, with yellow BeVo eagle and swastika and separate cockade to the front. The cotton interior with issue stamp ?Berolina Berlin 1941?and size ?55?. Good clean condition WW2 German Third Reich Afrika Korps / Tropical OR's webbing waist belt. A good clean web example, Complete with Army steel clasp with dark green non reflective finish (possibly repainted). Small holes to the belt, may indicate used as a Booty belt, otherwise a very good example of the type. WW2 German Third Reich Aircraft Tinnie Badge. A good pressed example on brooch pin. Some wear to finish WW2 German Third Reich Army Farrier Trade Badge. A fine unworn example. Yellow horseshoe embroidered on field-grey disc. WW2 German Third Reich Army Officer?s dagger by Eickhorn, Solingen. A fine example with amber ivorine twist grip and silver plated mounts. Oak leaf ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika, the blade etched with maker?s Original squirrel logo. Housed in its plated scabbard retaining both loose suspension rings. Army (Heer) Officer?s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935. WW2 German Third Reich Army Signals Unteroffizier shoulder strap.. A good field grey example with faded yellow piping / waffenfarbe. Reverse with tongue to facilitate easy removal from tunic WW2 German Third Reich Breast Eagle A good unissued example of yellow embroidered on Green. WW2 German Third Reich breast eagle and swastika A good example removed from uniform From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals WW2 German Third Reich Brown Leather Bayonet Frog A good example with clear issue date. GC WW2 German Third Reich Cap Eagle A good unissued example of yellow embroidered on Green. WW2 German Third Reich Cap Eagle A good unissued example of yellow embroidered on blue. WW2 German Third Reich cased 1st Class Iron Cross A good example with tapering pin fitting. Retaining most of the silvered finish. Housed in original fitted case, the lid tooled in silver with the Iron Cross. Minor service wear. WW2 German Third Reich Early Luftwaffe Air Communictions Branch NCO?s cap. A good scarce early example of grey woollen material. The welt of the crown and the black cap band edged with brown piping. To the front, an early style droop aluminium Luftwaffe eagle and swastika; below aluminium winged oakleaf wreath with cockade to centre. Black leather chinstrap supported by black buttons. Fibre peak with bound edge. The intyerior with leather sweatband. Retains partial celluloid diamond with name tag. Good shape and clean condition. WW2 German Third Reich Kriegsmarine issue Trade Badges Two good examples of yellow embroidered on blue. WW2 German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Metal Breast Eagle. A good die-stamped brass example on stout brooch pin and hook fitting. WW2 German Third Reich Luftwaffe Belt Buckle A good alloy example. Some service wear GC. WW2 German Third Reich Luftwaffe Flying Section Hauptmann collar patches. A good scarce matching pair. Yellow velvet patches edged with aluminium wire and bearing three aluminium wire "gull wings". over oak leaf sprays WW2 German Third Reich Luftwaffe Flying Section Oberfeldwebel collar patches. A good scarce matching pair. Yellow cloth patches trimmed with aluminium lace and bearing four aluminium applied "gull wings". WW2 German Third Reich Luftwaffe Side Cap, Ski Cap National Cockcade A good padded example. WW2 German Third Reich Master Technical Artisan Trade Badge. A fine unworn example. Pink wheel embroidered on field-grey disc, with gold coloured rope edging. WW2 German Third Reich Nachrichten Mechaniker Trade Badge. A good unissued example worn by a Signals Mechanic. WW2 German Third Reich NSDAP Leader?s peaked cap. A good clean example of tan woollen cloth with light blue piping to the welt of the crown and either side of the cap band. To the front, gilt washed political eagle and swastika; below, an enamel cockade with central black enamel swastika all set in large gilt metal oakleaf wreath. Celluloid cap cords supported by seeded gilt buttons. Brown pressed fibre peak, tan lining. Ersatz ?leather? sweatband retains NSDAP RZM fibre label. A little service wear, good clean condition. WW2 German Third Reich NSDAP party Drape / flag. A good printed example of scarlet cotton bunting bearing large black swastika against a white circle. Has been flown, some age wear and damage GC Overall size 54 x 38 inches WW2 German Third Reich Police Cap Eagle A good issued example. WW2 German Third Reich Stretcher Bearers Armband A good scarce black ?Hilfs-Krankentrager? embroidered on white linen band WW2 German Third Reich Truppensattlermeister Trade Badge. A good unissued example worn by a Troop NCO Saddler. WW2 German Third Reich Waffen SS sleeve eagle and swastika A good white on black embroidered example removed from uniform. Minor service wear From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals WW2 German Third Reich Waffen SS sleeve eagle and swastika A good white on black embroidered example with field grey backing removed from uniform. Minor service wear From the effects of an unknown member of Beach Signals WW2 German Third Reich Walfeldwebel Trade Badge. A good unissed example worn by a Fortifications Sergeant Major. WW2 German Third Reich Watfenfeldwebel Trade Badge. A good example worn by a Ordnance NCO. WW2 German Third Reich Wehrpass A good example issued 12/10.1939 to Johann Mellen who worked for WBK Moers. Last entry 17/2/44. Good condition. WW2 German Third Reich WW2 1939 War Merit Medal. Complete with original ribbon. WW2 German Third Reich, Army Other Ranks Afrika Korps / Tropical Uniform shoulder Strap. A fine scarce cotton drill example with green piping / waffenfarbe. Reverse with tongue to facilitate easy removal from tunic. WW2 German Thitd Reich Cloth Badges. Comprising: Luftwaffe breast eagle (moth damage) ...Flying Branch Officer flight section rank collar badge (minor age wear) ... Army rank insignia. GC. WW2 German War Merit Medal. Complete with original ribbon. WW2 GHQ India pair of formation signs. Yellow five-pointed star embroidered onto centre of red over black horizontally divided rectangle. Aertex backing. Some moth holes WW2 GHQ India pair of formation signs. Yellow five-pointed star embroidered onto centre of red over black horizontally divided rectangle. Aertex backing. Slight moth WW2 GHQ India pair of formation signs. Yellow five-pointed star embroidered onto centre of red over black horizontally divided rectangle. Aertex backing. Slight moth WW2 Glasgow Yeomanry Officer Service Dress Cap. A good example of the regulation pattern, retaining original cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband. Good clean condition. GC. WW2 Glider Pilot Regiment / Army Air Corps Pilots Wings. A good worn flat pair. Complete with black paper backing to the reverse. Some service wear. GC. WW2 Glider Pilot Regiment beret badge by Firmin, London. Good scarce die-stamped white metal eagle with upswept wings within crowned tri-part title scroll. Slider WW2 Glider-Borne Troops, Airborne Forces cloth arm badge. A rare example. Blue glider embroidered on khaki. Glue marks to reverse. VGC WW2 Gloucestershire Regiment Economy Plastic Back Badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall A good example on brass blades. The 28th Foot (which became 1st Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment on 1st July 1881) was accorded the unique honour of wearing a back badge in commemoration of their distinguished conduct when engaged both to the front and rear in the great Battle before Alexandria on 21st March 1801. WW2 Gloucestershire Regiment Economy Plastic Cap Badge A good example on brass blades (one very slightly clipped) WW2 Gloucestershire Regiment pair of Major's rank slides. Scarce KD pair, each with applied cloth crown and embroidered curved GLOSTER. WW2 Gloucestershire Regiment Territorial Far East Campaign Medal Group. This group was awarded to 5563619 Cpl T.I Williams Glouc R. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (Glouc R). Mounted as originally worn. ... Accompanied by Soldiers Pay Book. ... & Snap shot photograph in uniform. Corporal Thomas Ivor Williams was a pre war Territorial having enlisted in 1939. By the end of the war he had been promoted to the rank of Sergeant. He was a native of Tonypandy Glamorgan WW2 Gordon Highlanders Scottish Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 green cotton armlet / armband Worn by a member of Field Security / Intelligence Corps. Good condition Field Security part of the Intelligence Corps and had anti-espionage and security role. WW2 Green Howards Yorkshire Regiment Officers Battledress Blouse. A good rare untouched example worn by a Captain of the Regiment. To each sleeve theater made XIX badges, with Infantry red bar and green diamond. The shoulder straps with Captain rank stars. The interior with linen issue label worn. The blouse is in untouched original condition as worn, dusty with moth hole to the back right shoulder. GC. WW2 Group of Campaign Medals. A good set mounted as worn, comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. GC. WW2 Guards Armoured Division attributed Formation Badges. A good embroidered pair of the "Ever Open Eyes" worn by Guardsman N Raddon, Irish Guards. WW2 Guards Armoured Division Formation Badges. A good embroidered pair of the "Ever Open Eyes" worn by Guardsman N Raddon, Irish Guards. WW2 HG slip on title and HOME GUARD printed / painted shoulder titles Both in good order WW2 HLI Highland Light Infantry Scottish Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Home Front "Home Guard" Knitting Pattern Book This booklet was produced by L Copley-Smith & Sons Ltd of Manchester and contains the patterns for knitting garments for the Home Guard. Has been used, little loose GC. WW2 Home Front Civil Defence Fiber Helmet A very good example of the pattern. Black fiber shell, complete with original lining, retaining paper size label and original leather chinstrap. The shell embossed Plasfort. VGC Very clean. WW2 Home Front Civil Defence Helmet with Town Crest. This example of the British Tommy helmet with green painted finish and colour transfer of a town crest to the front. The interior with original lining with date 1940. The shell with clear makers stamp HBH and date 1938 WW2 Home Front Civil Defence Repair Party Gas Steel Helmet A good early war example, black painted shell with RP/G front and back. Complete with early pattern lining, this with round cushion to the crown and possibly stamping indicating 1939. Complete with chinstrap. GC. Minor wear. please note only the front stencil RP/G has been photographed the rear stencil is slightly better condition. WW2 Home Front Emergency Road Repairs Armband. A good printed example, red printed letters on dark blue. VGC WW2 Home Front Fire Guard Armband. A good printed example, yellow printed letters on dark blue. WW2 Home Front National Fire Service Womens Cap. A good worn example of dark blue cloth with scarlet piping. Complete with chrome and enamel cap badge. The interior with issue stamps for 1942. Worn condition with small moth hole to the rear flap. GC. WW2 Home Front NFS / 38 red on navy printed circular breast badge. A good unissued example VGC 38 was one of the London NFS Fire Force Areas WW2 Home Front Official Information sheet Phosphorus and Other Bombs now being used by the enemy. Printed 1942 this is a double sided information sheet. GC. ... Accompanied by War Damage Act 1941. This being four sides, and now with some paint marks, see photographs. (2 items) WW2 Home Front Stourport-on-Severn Special Officer armband. A good scarce example, Red printed on white canvas. Good condition. WW2 Home Guard Armband. A good worn example. Black printing onto khaki cloth GC. WW2 Home Guard City of London attributed cloth combination Good scarce patch bearing printed HOME GUARD title over brown square over printed COL over printed 35. Removed from battledress. Worn by a Sergeant J.H. Horton, a member of the Admin Section, HQ Company at Hackney WW2 Home Guard Derby Sherwood Foresters Badges A good printed set, with title County combination and red service chevrons. Have been worn GC. WW2 Home Guard Derby Sherwood Foresters Badges A good printed County badge and shoulder title. Have been worn GC bp WW2 Home Guard Devon 21 (33 General Post Office) Bn Plymouth Cloth Badge. A good scarce example as worn by a member of the detachment. Printed and remains attached as worn. GC. Paper and glue marks to the reverse. WW2 Home Guard Embroidered Cloth Shoulder Titles. A good unworn pair, cream coloured embroidery. VGC WW2 Home Guard Gloucestershire 101 (Rocket Troop) Cloth Badges. A good matching set as removed from a battledress blouse. Comprising: Printed Home Guard titles (slightly padded by the wearer), printed GLS 101, Anti Aircraft printed badges, (all Pairs), khaki lanyard. Have been worn GC. WW2 Home Guard Humor ORIGINAL EDITION Booklet. A good fun booklet, with a large number of cartoon illustrations giving a history of the Home Guard during WW2 Printed in Birmingham. Clean condition. WW2 Home Guard London (Deptford) Printed Titles. A very good uncut pair. VGC. WW2 Home Guard manual Advanced Training in the Home Guard. A good used example together with Notes and Skeleton Orders for Junior Commanders and a small quantity of ephemera appertaining to 78th County of Lancaster (Warrington) Home Guard. From the estate of Cpl. H. Willcock, formerly Tank Corps. WW2 Home Guard Rare Officer's Gold Bullion Embroidered Shoulder Titles. A rare uncut pair. Slight wear GC. WW2 Home Guard Rare Officer's Gold Bullion Embroidered Shoulder Titles. A good uncut pair. WW2 HOME GUARD rare white on khaki embroidered shoulder title Paper backing. Very good condition WW2 Home Guard Special Forces Auxiliary Units HG Badge. A very rare Second World War period 'Home Guard Auxiliary Units' chrome and enamel badge, retaining original buttonhole fitting, some enamel loss, otherwise very good condition. Height 20mm The Home Guard Auxiliary Units were specially selected members of the Home Guard, who volunteered in the event of a German invasions, to go underground and operate behind enemy lines in a guerrilla war. These men were skilled on the land, Gamekeepers, poachers, farmers etc, who received specialist training in small arms, explosives and demolition. 201 (Scotland), 202 (North of the Thames) and 203 (South of the Thames) top secret units formed by Col. Gubbins in June 1940. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by L. Whittaker, Illustration No. 7 WW2 HQ Land Forces Hong Kong car pennant. A good locally made green felt example bearing embroidered formation sign to each side. WW2 Humours of the ARP A fun booklet published about 1941. with cartoons by Giles. GC clean condition. WW2 Important Battle of Arnhem Casualty Medal Group & Original Archive. This grouping is the family archive of 5381455 Lance Corporal Raymond Singer Army Air Corps, who was killed in Action during the Battle of Arnhem, when serving as Coverman and Batman to Colonel Hilaro Nelson Barlow, as his Officer made his way to take control of the 1st Parachute Brigade, the 11th Parachute Battalion, and the 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment, Comprising: Medals 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal (mounted as worn by a family member). ... Original Buckingham Palace Memorial Scroll. .... Original photographs, including one of Singer wearing his Battledress.and of his temporary grave marker. .... Original War Department papers stating he is Missing and later Killed in Action. Overall GC. 5381455 Lance Corporal Raymond Singer originally served with the Bucks Battalion and volunteered for service with the Paratroopers, earning his wings at Ringway in February 1943. He dropped at Arnhem having been assigned as Coverman and Batman for the second in command of 1st Airlanding Brigade, Col Hilaro Barlow. After General Urquhart returned, he ordered Colonel Barlow, to the advance positions to take control of the 1st Parachute Brigade, the 11th Parachute Battalion, and the 2nd Battalion, The South Staffords, and then make a coordinated advance towards the bridge. Col Barlow and his batman, Lance-Corporal Raymond Singer, sped off to the area in a jeep. Captain John McCooke of the 2nd South Staffords later wrote Colonel Barlow appeared there with his batman and asked me about the situation in front. I decided to go forward with him. Heavy mortaring started, and we made a dash for one of the houses which backed onto the river. But the one we got into was on fire in the top storey and it had some bodies in it, and we were being sniped at. So we decided to move on to another building, two houses along. We arranged that I would go first, Colonel Barlow second, and his batman third. As I ran, I heard a crash behind me and was slightly injured in the leg by a mortar-bomb fragment. I collapsed in the doorway of the house we were making for. No one followed me in. I looked out, back down the street, but couldn't see anything. I went upstairs and looked out of the front bedroom window. There I saw what I can only describe as a mess on the pavement - which I presumed was Colonel Barlow - and a dead body behind that which must have been his batman. WW2 Indian IEME Slip-on Cloth Shoulder Titles. A near pair which appear to have been worn as a pair. WW2 Indian Artillery Officer\'s KD Tunic. A good clean example tailored with pockets to the chest and waist. Complete with Royal Artillery pattern buttons, collar badges and to the shoulder straps \"IARTY\" brass shoulder titles. Complete with cloth belt. Good clean condition GC. WW2 Indian Artillery Officer\'s Side Cap. A good tailored example, complete with OSD cap badge and regimental pattern buttons. The interior with tailor\'s label for Camp Karachi. Has been worn good clean condition. WW2 Indian Contingent in UK cloth formation sign. Good rare printed/painted Order of the Star of India set on a light blue cotton drill square with card strengthener. Removed from uniform. Originally called Force K6. Fought in France early 1940; returned to England & renamed Indian Contingent in UK; trained in mountain and arctic warfare. WW2 Insignia of The King?s Commendation for Brave Conduct. A very scarce grey plastic example. Crowned oval laurel wreath; within the wreath a tablet inscribed ?For Brave Conduct? superimposed on an upright sword all on a red plastic ground. Original brooch pin to reverse. Introduced in 1943 and soon replaced by oak leaf. WW2 Insignia of The King?s Commendation for Brave Conduct. A very scarce grey plastic example. Crowned oval laurel wreath; within the wreath a tablet inscribed ?For Brave Conduct? superimposed on an upright sword all on a red plastic ground. Original brooch pin to reverse. Introduced in 1943 and soon replaced by oak leaf. WW2 Intelligence Corps cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A good die-stamped brass example on slider WW2 Irish Guards, Guards Armoured Division Badges. This grouping is attributed to Guardsman 2725567 Gdsm W. Raddon. Pair of IRISH GUARDS cloth shoulder titles ...pair of Guards Armoured Division "Ever Open Eyes" formation signs ... Irish Guards Cap Badge, Selection of Buttons, Dog Tags etc. WW2 Iron Cross WW2 Issue 1937 dated Military Whistle. A good example, by J.Hudson of Birmingham. Clear date stamp. GC. WW2 Italian Artillery brass shoulder plate. Worn in full dress by Sergeants, Corporals & Privates Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC WW2 Italy Star A good example with original ribbon. Unnamed as issued WW2 Italy Star A good example WW2 Japanese Army Company and Battalion Commanders Breast Badge. A very good example of dished aluminium lobed oval mounted with brass wreath and central five pointed star, retaining folding securing flat bar to the reverse. WW2 Japanese Pilot?s wings badge. Winged golden silk embroidered wreath with five pointed star to centre; beneath the star, a silver bullion embroidered propeller; the wings are also silver wire embroidered all on a blue cloth ground. VGC WW2 Japanese silk flag with other captured items Flag of fine silk bearing Sun with various Japanese characters on it, some wear, grubby and with blood / rust stains (approx 37 x 24 inches) Cotton Sun patch with Japanese characters and numerous red stitches. These were good luck tokens sewn by a soldier's family and stitched into his uniform to ward off evil, give him strength in battle and protect him Die-cast brass maker's plate for a Japanese tank; curved heavy brass example with numerous raised Japanese characters Mall medal medallion for medal bearing star, anchor and wreath housed in (possibly associated) balsa wood box, the lid impressed with Japanese characters Piece of folded paper with four large Japanese characters Identity document believed to be for a Chinese employed by the Japanese authorities - deceased WW2 Japanese Soldier?s Prayer Flag. A scarce example bearing signatures and evidence of fighting. Approximate Size 32 x 28 inches WW2 Jungle Greens Sergeant\'s insignia Good pair of rank slides and a jungle made wrist strap WW2 King's Own Cloth Combination. A good scarce example of printed shoulder title, red felt Infantry Arm of Service bar and blue/orange printed regimental flash WW2 King?s Commendation for Brave Conduct in plastic. Crowned oval laurel wreath; within the wreath a tablet inscribed ?For Brave Conduct? superimposed on an upright sword all on a red plastic ground on original pin fitting. This plastic badge was introduced in 1943 and soon replaced by oak leaf. WW2 Kings Badge & Original Box. A good clean example of the Official WW2 British Services Rendered Badge complete with original box. VGC. WW2 Kings Badge and Original Box. A very good example contained in original box of issue. WW2 Kings Liverpool Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldier's war booty tin WW2 KOSB 53rd Highland Division Battledress Badges. A good matching set of cloth badges, as worn on the battledress Blouse. Comprising: Pair Printed two part 53rd Div badges, Pair regimental tartan badges, medal ribbon bar. Also KOSB cap badge with tartan backing and pair of dog tags. GC. WW2 Kriegsmarine Blockade Runners miniature badge. A good example, retaining original stick pin fitting. GC WW2 Kriegsmarine Minesweepers War Badge. A good example of the Nazi German Minesweepers, Sub-Chasers and Escort Vessels War Badge manufactured by RK (Rudolf A Karneth & Sohne). Slight wear to finish Pin now absent. WW2 Kriegsmarine Minesweepers War Badge. A good example of the Nazi German Minesweepers, Sub-Chasers and Escort Vessels War Badge manufactured by RK (Rudolf A Karneth & Sohne). Slight wear to finish Pin now absent. WW2 Kriegsmarine Officer?s Personalised Dagger. A late war example, with the original owners name engraved to the scabbard. This example with a plain fulled blade. The scabbard is engraved with the name M Fenner. The white grip now with a crack, pommel and spring button absent. WW2 Lancashire Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Lancashire Fusiliers Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Land Girl Manual for the Women's Land Army Book. A good original used example. WW2 Lay Force Middle East Commando Ephemera Grouping & Medals. A rare and superb grouping of items attributed to Lieutenant Ronald George Freke who volunteered for the Commandos and was captured on Operation Exporter, whilst serving with Lay Force 11th Scottish Commando. Comprising: 1941 Commando Pass, with photograph and numbered 40. ... No of Airmail letters giving Freke units as Lay Force, 11 Scottish Commando, A Troop Middle East Commando, 1st Special Service Brigade. Official letters on notification of capture (9/6/41). ... Official Telegram and follow up letter of notification he is safe. Original Red Cross letter from Freke dated 11th July 1944 saying he is a prisoner of the French, although wounded safe. ...Original Soldiers service book, which confirms Commando Training 1940. ... Officers service release book. ...Membership book of the The Old Comrades Association of Army Commandos 1946. .... Commandos lapel Badge with number to the reverse. ... Parachute Regiment Old Comrades Association Membership Card .... and Badge. ... Wiltshire Regiment OCA members card... and Badge. Medal Group of 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, 1st Army Clasp, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, War Medal, mounted as worn. ... Plus a small number of badges etc. Lieutenant Ronald George Freke from Yeovil Somerset enlisted into the Wiltshire Regiment on the 15th February 1940. He volunteered for services with the Commandos and before the year was out was training in Scotland. As a member of 11 Scottish Commando, Lay Force he took part in Operation Exporter the Allied invasion of Vichy French-controlled Syria and Lebanon in June 1941. They were tasked with seizing a crossing over the Litani River on the 9th June prior to the main invasion, one detachment came upon French colonial troops and the commandos suffered heavy Casualties. The operation was a success, but cost the unit nearly a quarter of its strength. In this action Freke was wounded suffering injuries to the creek and shoulder. He was released by the French and rejoined his unit in August 1941. The airgrame letters confirm him serving with A Troop ME Commandos Feb 1942, D Squadron 1st Special Service Regiment , Feb 1942, GHQ PAIF November 1942, He returned to UK and was discharged for commission and was discharged in 1946. WW2 Leicestershire Home Guard Photograph Album This album was compiled by Frederick Oliver Hountrods an Observer in the Great War who joined the Home Guard in September 1943. The album contains six photographs and a 1945 thank you card. The album is accompanied by a Home Guard Certificate of service and also a Leicestershire Air Raid Committee certificate. This dated 31st January 1940. GC. See the Aviation for this Officer\'s WW1 RAF ephemera. WW2 Leicestershire Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Lincolnshire Home Guard formation sign. Green Lincoln Imp printed on brown rectangle. Removed from uniform. GC See 93 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. WW2 Lincolnshire Home Guard formation sign. Green Lincoln Imp printed on brown rectangle. Minor glue marks to reverse. See 93 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney WW2 Lincolnshire Home Guard formation sign. Green Lincoln Imp printed on brown rectangle. Minor glue marks to reverse. See 93 in ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney WW2 Lincolnshire Regiment Norway Campaign 1940 POW Death March Casualty GSM. This General Service Medal, clasp Palestine was awarded to 4800228 Pte G.W. Thomas Linc R. GC. Private George William Thomas, a pre war regular soldier was serving with the 2nd Battalion at the time of the award of the GSM. Transferring to the Reserve at the outbreak of the WW2 he was recalled and posted to the 4th Bn. This Battalion was dispatched to Norway and was the first major British Army unit to engage the German Army at Steinkjer, the Battalion was forced to withdraw with a number of casualties and it here that Pte Thomas is believed to have been captured. In 1945 he, with other POWs were on the Death March, the movement of Allied POWs from the advancing Russian Army. Private Thomas was reported as died on the 19th April 1945 and now rests at Venray Military Cemetery Holland. WW2 Lincolnshire Regiment Norway Campaign 1940 POW Death March Casualty GSM. This General Service Medal, clasp Palestine was awarded to 4800228 Pte G.W. Thomas Linc R. GC. Please note the last digit of the regimental number on the medal is 8. The medal roll and casualty roll give the last digit as 9. The Palestine Medal Roll for the Regiment shows only one Pte G.W. Thomas serving with the Regiment and entitled to the GSM. There can be no doubt this is the medal of Pte George William Thomas who died on the death march Private George William Thomas, a pre war regular soldier was serving with the 2nd Battalion at the time of the award of the GSM. Transferring to the Reserve at the outbreak of the WW2 he was recalled and posted to the 4th Bn. This Battalion was dispatched to Norway and was the first major British Army unit to engage the German Army at Steinkjer, the Battalion was forced to withdraw with a number of casualties and it here that Pte Thomas is believed to have been captured. In 1945 he, with other POWs were on the Death March, the movement of Allied POWs from the advancing Russian Army. Private Thomas was reported as died on the 19th April 1945 and now rests at Venray Military Cemetery Holland. WW2 Local Defence Volunteer (Home Guard) Armband. A good original early WW2 printed example. The ends stitched together to form a band. Good condition. After the German forces invaded Holland and Belgium on the 10th May 1940 an appeal was made on the 14th May by Anthony Eden for men between the age of seventeen and sixty-five to join a new force known as the 'Local Defence Volunteers'. After only seventy days of existence on the 23rd July 1940 the name was changed to the 'Home Guard'. WW2 LON / 38 (County of London) Home Guard printed designation A good two part sewn together, removed from uniform Great Western Railway unit based at Paddington commanded by Lt.Col. GH Hemmen WW2 London Borough of Islington Air Raid Warden Cards. An interesting grouping of items of Mr George John Pearson. Comprising: WW1 Exemption Certificate, indicating the Mr Pearson was an Electrical Instrument Maker dated April 1915. .... 1940 Borough of Islington Air Raid Warden Card. .... Similar dated April 1940. ... Fire Guard Arm Band. ... Anti Gas Eye Shields. Overall GC. WW2 London St John Ambulance Nurse Medal Group. Awarded to District Nursing Officer May Margaret Durrant, who qualified as an SRN in 1942 and represented the St John Ambulance in the 1946 Victory Parade. She later devoted her life to Industrial Nursing and Occupational Heath being appointed editor of the Occupational Health newspaper. Group Including: Serving Sister Breast Badge, Defence Medal, 1953 Coronation Medal, St John Service Medal and clasp Named 39661 D/N/Off Durrant London SJAB 1948. This group is mounted as originally worn. Chips to enamel of first medal. Accompanied by: Miniature Medals, A second St John Service Medal, SRN Badge "MM Durrant 29.6.42" Large Silver Medal for a Fellow of The Royal College of Nursing of the United Kingdom (1978). This is one of the highest awards the RCN can give and is given to those who have given great service to Nursing: Engraved to the reverse 27 M.M. Durrant Williams 8.11.1978. Williams was her married name. She was born in 1912 and died on the 18th February 1997. WW2 Luft Flak Collar Badge. WW2 Luftwaffe Aircraft Control Panel Clock An example of the pattern found in Fighter and Bomber aircraft. PLEASE NOTE A NONE WORKING EXAMPLE WW2 Luftwaffe Aircraft Control Panel Clock, Box & Instructions Matching Numbers. A rare group of items as issued. The pattern of control panel clock is typical of the pattern found in both fighter and bomber aircraft. This example appears to have never been issued. The clock is numbered Fl23885. This number can be found to the instruction leaflet and also the outside of the box. The outside of the clock is very good, however is not in running order and is sold as not working. WW2 Luftwaffe Aircrew Wireless Operator Badge In Cloth A good embroidered example. GC. Cloth Badges were usually worn on the flieger blouse. WW2 Luftwaffe Early Pattern Afrika Korps / Tropical Breast Eagle. A good example in clean condition. WW2 Luftwaffe Lietz one piece Flying Goggles in Original Tin of Issue. A good scarce pair of flying goggles. Fitted with clear lenses, within alloy painted frames, complete with elasticated headband. The goggles are contained in original alloy box of issue, with spare lenses and head strap. GC. Minor wear to exterior of the ally box. WW2 Luftwaffe Nitsche & Gunther Boxed Flying Goggles A superb pair in virtually unissued condition. Commonly known as the ?Splinter? pattern goggles. Black composite frames hinged to the centre. Tinted lenses. Green elasticated strap. Contained in original grey painted tin with card lining. VGC. WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot's Cloth Breast Badge. A good flat embroidered example. GC WW2 Luftwaffe Summer Flying Helmet and Electrics. A very good example of light brown cotton with lambs wool to the ear pieces and cotton lining. Complete with electrics comprising: earphones, throat mike and jack plug. The interior with issue label. VGC. WW2 Luftwaffe Winter Flying Helmet and Electrics. A good clean example of brown leather with lambs wool lining. Complete with electrics comprising: earphones, throat mike and jack plug. The interior with issue label One stud absent to chin strap, remaining one works, otherwise VGC Leather supple, wool clean WW2 Luftwaffe Winter Flying Helmet and Electrics. See Aviation Flying Clothing Section to see details, photographs and purchase. WW2 Malaya Nationality Title White serif locally embroidered letters. Removed from uniform WW2 Malayan Peoples? Anti-Japanese Army special forces cap badge. Scarce 1942-45 sand cast brass example with integral flat loops. Tiger?s head resting on tri-part curved scroll bearing Chinese and Malay script and ?Malaya?. Black painted scroll and tiger?s highlights. See ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker. WW2 Manchester Regiment Officer\'s OSD Bronze Collar Badges. A good pair as worn, retaining loops to the reverse and with J.R. Gaunt London tablet WW2 Maritime Ant-Aircraft Artillery pair of 2nd pattern cloth formation signs A good used pair of dark blue rectangles embroidered with white R A; red fouled anchor between the letters. (2 items) WW2 MBE Miniature Medal Group of Five Medals. Mounted as originally worn, the Atlantic Star with the France & Germany Clasp. GC. WW2 Mechanised Transport Training Corps Womens Side Cap. A scarce example of the service dress field service cap worn by the corps. Khaki cloth material with blue piping to the welt of the crown and curtain. Complete with MTTC pin on bronze badge and two bronze General Service buttons. Minor service wear. VGC. The Corps was formed in February 1939 it?s duty to provide drivers for Government bodies and the military services. Many members found themselves serving in theatres of operations. WW2 Medals & Paperwork of Lance Corporal R. Miller 7th Armoured Division Provost Unit. A good grouping of items, comprising: Medal group, 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, "8th Army" clasp, France & German Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Mounted as worn. ... Brass Cap Badge and shoulder titles. ... Personal items of paperwork. WW2 Medical Services & ATS Pair of Medals. This Defence Medal and War Medal are contained in the original forwarding box, addressed to Mrs E.J. Sykes who lived near Driffield Yorkshire. The reverse with a return address of Medical Services & ATS Winchester. WW2 Mention In Dispatches Medal Group. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, clasp (France & Germany), Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, MID Oak Leaf. Mounted as originally worn. WW2 Metropolitan Police War Reserve, London Special Constable Badge. A good Second World War chrome and enamel on buttonhole / lapel fitting WW2 Middle East Land Forces scarce cloth shoulder title. A good scarce unofficial locally made example. GC WW2 Middlesex Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Middlesex Regiment Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title. A very good embroidered example. Cloth tape to reverse. WW2 Middlesex Regiment Territorial Efficiency Medal Group of Three Awarded to 6201389 Cpl J.D. King Middx R. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal. GC Medals loose. WW2 Military Cross 8th Army Uniform Medal Ribbon Bar A good example, as worn. WW2 Military Map of South England. A good example Circa 1944 including the Isle of White GC. WW2 Military Police Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW2 Military Police Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Military Police Vunerable Points "Blue Caps" formation sign. Red letters "VP" printed on blue diamond. A fine example WW2 Ministry of Information Greek motto censorship badge. Good scarce wartime oxidised silver plated badge, rose within a laurel wreath surmounted by a King\'s Crown with Greek motto scroll below which translates as \"We Work in Silence\". Believed to be worn by officers at ports employed to seek out sensitive material which would be of use to our enemies. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings. WW2 MX / 11 (Wealdstone, Middlesex) Home Guard printed designation & Title.. A good example as worn. Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. E.W.C. MacDonald OBE with HQ at Wealdstone WW2 MX / 11 (Wealdstone, Middlesex) Home Guard printed designation. Battalion commanded by Lt. Col. E.W.C. MacDonald OBE with HQ at Wealdstone* Very good condition* WW2 National ARP Animals, Animal Guard Air Raid Precaution Badge. A good example, the reverse with official issue number \"8705\" and maker\'s details \"Vaughton\'s Ltd B\'ham\". GC. WW2 Navy Army & Air Forces Institutes NAAFI 1944 British Empire Medal. A scarce example awarded to Miss Rosina Jones, who worked as a Manageress with the NAAFI. The medal remains mounted on original ribbon as worn and is accompanied by the box of issue (poor condition) and a copy photograph of Miss Jones after receiving her medal at Buckingham Palace. Medal GC. London Gazette 10th June 1944 confirming the post of Manageress NAAFI WW2 Netherland Army Air Service combined Pilot / Observer's wing. Fine scarce bullion eagle in flight on orange disc, bullion W (Waarnemer) on blue below in laurel sprays. WW2 NEW ZEALAND WW2 RAF Officer?s nationality title. A good clean example. GC WW2 No 4 Mk1 Cruciform Spike Bayonet A good clean example of the short cruciform blade bayonet. Blackened socket stamped ?GR Crown No 4 Mk1 SM? (Singer Manufacturing Co). Complete in steel Mk1 scabbard fitted with a webbing grey RAF pattern frog. VGC WW2 No 6 Commando Pair of Shoulder Titles. A good pair of red embroidery onto dark blue cloth. Near VGC. WW2 North Kent & Surrey District embroidered formation sign. 2nd pattern (full horse in oval) introduced 1941. Old pin rust mark to base otherwise very good condition. WW2 North Staffordshire Regiment Economy Plastic Cap Badge by MMMC (Mentmore Manufacturing Co.Ltd) A good example on blades WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment OSD Bronze Cap Badge. A good example retaining both blades. GC WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment Economy Issue Plastic Cap Badge. Complete with blades, slight distortion. GC WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment Economy Issue Plastic Cap Badge. Complete with blades, slight distortion. WW2 Norwegian Brigade formation sign c1944-45. Good rare printed issue depicting the midnight sun over the North Cape. Removed from uniform. Comprised parachute and mountain troops among others to reinforce the Norwegian Resistance etc WW2 Norwegian Flag formation sign. A good British made example embroidered on khaki worn by Free Norwegian Forces and a platoon of Surrey Home Guard. See ?In the space of a single day? Insignia and Uniforms of the LDV and Home Guard by Mills & Carney. Page 30 and No. 112 on plate XXVII WW2 Norwich Home Guard Defence Medal & Box This Defence Medal was issued by the T & AF Association Cambridge, details to the reverse of the box. This is addressed to a Mr Jack Parfitt of Norwich. VGC. WW2 Operation Varsity Rhine Crossing Glider Pilot Casualty Group of Medals. A rare grouping awarded to Staff Sergeant William Lynch Ross, who was killed on the 24th March 1945. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal. Condolence forwarding slip for the medal, typed name S/Sgt W.L. Ross, Original photograph of Ross wearing Glider Pilot insignia to his beret and battledress. A photograph of him early WW2 wearing the uniform of a highlander, possibly London Scottish. Some wear original untouched condition. Staff Sergeant William Lynch Ross was killed on the 24th March 1945, whilst serving with the Glider Pilot Regiment he is commemorated in the Groesbeek Memorial. WW2 Original Pacific Star Ribbon. An original length approx 28 inches long. WW2 Original RAF Pilots & Flight Engineers Notes for the Lancaster Bomber A good rare used example, retaining fold out photographic keyed photograph of cockpit layout etc. Printed April 1945. GC WW2 Original RAF Pilots Notes for the Martinet A good rare used example, retaining fold out photographic keyed photograph of cockpit layout. Printed January 1944. GC WW2 OSS Detachment 101 Special Forces silver badge. An exceptionally rare example, reverse inscribed ?Sterling?. Original stout brooch pin to reverse. Excellent condition. Detachment 101 formed 14.02.1942 under the auspices of the Office of Strategic Services, the US equivalent of SOE, following recommendations to General Stilwell. It?s first member and its CO was Captain Carl Eifler (later known as ?The Dangerous Colonel?). The unit was raised to sabotage behind enemy lines and to raise, train and work with local guerilla groups, mainly Kachins. WW2 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Pair Cloth Slip On Shoulder Titles. A good pair of early WW2 period examples, retaining tapes to the reverse. GC Have been worn. WW2 Pacific Star A good example unnamed as issued. Original ribbon. WW2 Pacific Star. A good example, retaining original ribbon Unnamed as issued. WW2 Pacific Star. A good example with original ribbon. Unnamed as issued WW2 Pacific Star. A good example with original ribbon. Unnamed as issued WW2 pair of 11th Anti-Aircraft Division formation signs. Light brown felt rectangles embroidered with black German eagle pierced by a red arrow. Removed from a uniform. A little service wear and touch of moth. Manned the air defences of the West and Central Midlands. WW2 pair of 11th Anti-Aircraft Division formation signs. Light brown felt rectangles embroidered with black German eagle pierced by a red arrow. Removed from a uniform. A little service wear. Manned the air defences of the West and Central Midlands. WW2 pair of 3rd Division cloth formation signs. A good pair removed from a uniform. Red felt inverted triangle sewn onto black felt triangle. WW2 Pair of Australia KD Slip on Titles. A good used pair, retaining KD backing. GC WW2 Pair of printed 21st Army Group GHQ Formation Badges. An unworn matching pair. WW2 Pair of Printed Grenades Near Unissued Condition. WW2 Pair RAF Warrant Officer rank A good pair as worn, embroidered onto dark blue cloth. Removed from a uniform. Traces of uniform cloth present. WW2 Parachute qualification wing. A fine scarce example manufactured with very narrow khaki border (slightly mothed). Usual WW2 flecking to wings. WW2 Parachute qualification wing. A good scarce example manufactured with usual WW2 flecking to wings. Has been worn GC. WW2 Parachute Quilification Wings White parachute flanked by light blue wings with slight central fleck, embroidered on khaki. Late war. Removed from uniform WW2 Parachute Regiment Airborne Forces Parachute Qualification Wings. A very fine padded example with central fleck across the wings. Hessian back retaining three small metal hooks. WW2 Parachute Regiment beret badge. A rare nickel plated brass early example on loops. Plating polished to brass on highpoints. WW2 Parachute Regiment beret badge. A good die-stamped chrome-plated example on loops. Voided crown. Slight service wear. WW2 Parachute Regiment beret badge. Good scarce polished example removed from red beret. Loops WW2 Parachute Regiment early plated beret badge. A scarce nickel on brass die-stamped example on loops. Some service resulting in brass visible on highpoints. See CLOTH FORMATION SIGNS for same Para\'s Pegasus See CLOTH SHOULDER TITLES for same Para\'s PARACHUTE title WW2 Parachute Regiment Economy Plastic Cap Badge without blades.. A good example. Blades absent. WW2 Parachute Regiment Grouping of items. These items are attributed to 1498053 Private Laurie Rodgers. Comprising: Parachute Regiment Cap Badge (Chrome Loops). ... Cloth flat Parachute qualification wing (has been worn). .... Original Soldiers service book and ephemera. ..... Parachute Regiment Old Comrades Association Lapel Badge. .... Small quantity of photographs, one showing Rodgers in uniform. Private Rodgers joined the army on the 15th July 1939 His solders book confirms he was granted his wings 12th August 1944 and was discharged from the Army Air Corps April 1946. WW2 Parachute Regiment Plastic Economy beret badge with Original Finish. Good scarce issue on brass blades. Slight distortion WW2 Parachute Regiment plastic economy beret badge. Good example on blades WW2 Parachute Regiment Plastic Economy Cap badge with Original Finish. A fine example on blades WW2 Parachute Staff/ Instructor's rare armband. A fine early example of red melton cloth bearing parachute wings with central fleck to wings. Evidence of previous badge large (parachute with open canopy). Black cloth lines, brass press studs WW2 Parachute Wing attributed to No. 2 Commando. Fine rare padded example of white canopy between light blue wings with central fleck embroidered on black felt. Beige Hessian backed. Adopted late 1944. WW2 parachute wing probably Special Forces issue A good padded unworn example, white parachute, light blue wings embroidered on black ground. WW2 parachute wing. A fine scarce example, white parachute flanked by mid blue wings with slight central fleck embroidered on black cloth. Slight old glue marks to reverse. WW2 Parachute wings. A fine scarce pair, white canopy with mid blue wings embroidered on black. Excellent WW2 Pattern Airborne Paratroopers Steel Helmet A good clean example, complete with padded lining, this with size 7 1/8 and dated 1972. Also web and chin harness. Minor service wear Near VGC WW2 Pattern Airborne Paratroopers Steel Helmet A good clean large size example, complete with padded lining, this with size 7 3/8 and dated 1971. Also with WW2 pattern web and leather chin harness. Minor service wear dent to crown GC. WW2 Pattern Army Battldress Trousers. A good large pair with large leg pocket and small field dressing pocket. Overall GC no moth damage. WW2 Pattern Army Form A2026 Pay Book Wallet. A very good example of waterproof example with clear stamping and press stud fitting VGC. WW2 Pattern British Army Boot Laces. Black leather laces in unissued condition. VGC. WW2 Pattern British Army Issue Boots. Size 9 A very good pair of the war time pattern, complete with leather soles and studs. This pair are dated 195? (possibly 1951). WW2 Pattern British Army Side Cap. A good issue example, retaining both GS buttons. Badge never fitted GC clean Condition. WW2 Pattern Cold War Period Wing Commander KD Rank Slide Badges. A good matching pair as worn. WW2 Pattern Cold War Period Wing Commander KD Rank Slide Badges. A good matching pair as worn. WW2 Pattern Fleet Air Arm Pilots Uniform. A good example of the Royal Navy Officer tunic, worn by Commander S.M. Howard. Complete with gold rank lace and King's Crown Pilots Wings to the left cuff. To the breast medal ribbons of the 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, War Medal and Naval General Service Medal. The interior pocket with original label of Gieves and typed name "S.M. Howard 8.53" (August 1953). Complete with King's Crown buttons and overalls. Small amount of service wear near VGC WW2 Pattern Luftwaffe Flying Goggles. A good worn pair the rubber remains supple and the elasticated strap is good. Some crazing to the rubber. GC. WW2 Pattern Parachute Regiment Officers Pair of OSD bronze Collar Badges. A good die-cast facing pair on loops as worn. one with maker's stamp of Ludlow. WW2 Pattern RAF Aircrew Jumper. This is a modern MOD issue white wool jumper, in near unissued clean condition. Good size. This is a modern issue for Royal Navy service, but is identical to the pattern issued to RAF aircrew during WW2. A very good display item, see RAF Pilots DFC & Bar service dress listed to get the effect. WW2 Pattern RAF Aircrew MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good worn pair fitted with tinted lenses. Complete with original elasticated strap. GC Have been worn WW2 Pattern RAF Aircrew Portable Oxygen Bottle. A good example of the pattern (6D/227) which was used during WW2 and the early postwar years. Retaining most of the black painted finish and fixed clip. GC. Please note a heavy item and can only be UK posted. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet & Large Mike H Type Oxygen Mask A very good clean example. The second type C type flying helmet with elasticated chinstrap and internal wiring loom and AM stamped earphones. Interior remains very clean. Wiring loom of dark brown with pink flecks and correct pattern large bell jack plug. ... Accompanied by a late WW2 pattern H type oxygen mask, this again in very good near unissued condition. Date stamp for January 1962 size Medium. Helmet size 2. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet and Wireless Loom. A very good example of the second pattern C type flying helmet with internal wiring loom, this complete with jack plug. The interior with issue stamps and size 2. VGC Leather supple, one hole to the lining not effecting the overall appearance. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good example of the 2nd Pattern. Complete with elasticated chin strap. Rubber remains soft and supple. Has been worn GC. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A very good example of the second pattern with internal wiring loom and elasticated chinstrap. The example with supple earphone holders and complete with wiring and jack plug. The inside with issue stamps indicating size 2. Leather supple and a very good colour Near VGC. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good worn example of the 2nd pattern with provision for internal wiring loom. Rubber remains soft. Some service wear and age wear. Leather remains supple. GC. WW2 Pattern RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good worn example of the 2nd pattern with provision for internal wiring loom. Mike wire female jack plug present and small amount of wiring. Rubber remains soft and supple. Some service wear and minor age wear. Leather remains supple. GC Probably Size 3. WW2 Pattern RAF Flag. A good cotton bunting example of the 2 yard size flag. Has been flown, good condition a few small areas cotton thin. GC Clean flown condition. WW2 Pattern RAF Gosport Tubes. A good used pair, with black bakerlite ear pieces. These with clear Crowned AM stamps. This stamp is repeated to the alloy tube connector. GC. WW2 Pattern RAF MkVIII Flying Goggles. A good worn pair fitted with clear lenses, retaining original elasticated strap, GC WW2 Pattern RAF Navigator Course & Speed Calculator A good clean example with AM issue stamps and contract number indicating 1939. GC. clean condition WW2 Pattern RAF Pilot Wings. A good slightly padded pair, sometimes referred to as the 1943 pattern. Retaining all black paper backing. Near VGC WW2 Pattern RAF Pilot Wings. A good padded pair, possibly Canadian made. Retaining black anvass backing cloth. Faint ink \"Mum May\" to each wing. VGC WW2 Pattern RAF Warrant Officer Cap & Beret Badge. Two good bright examples, each retaining loop fitting. GC. WW2 Pattern US Air Force Pilots Silver Wings. A good worn example, probably late WW2 Korean War Period. Retaining pin fitting and embossed Sterling. GC. WW2 Period A scarce copy retaining original paper covers. Slight wear GC. WW2 period 1st Glider Pilot wing / Army Flying Badge / Wing. Large embroidered example in excellent condition. WW2 period 2nd Glider Pilot wing. A good embroidered example; yellow G within a circle, blue wings; dark blue backing. Revoved from uniform. Blue a little faded. Some service wear WW2 period 2nd Glider Pilot wing. Good scarce lightly padded embroidered example; yellow G within a circle, blue wings; dark blue backing. WW2 Period 8th Gurkha Rifles, RAF Pilots Uniforms. A rare and unusual pair of uniforms worn by a Commanding Officer of the Regiment a forma qualified RAF pilot. Comprising: KD service tunic, complete with black horn regimental pattern buttons and Lt Col rank insignia. To the left breast RAF Pilot Wings (Flat Indian Made), IGS (1908), IGS (1937), 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, War Medal, Indian Service Medal, Indian Independence Medal. Minor wear GC. ..... Officer tailored Battledress Blouse modeled on the 1937 pattern. Lt Col cloth rank insignia and to the left breast corresponding RAF pilot Wings and medal ribbons. Some minor moth nips not effecting the overall appearance. GC. WW2 Period 9th Lancers NCO Arm Badge A good die-cast white metal crowned cypher of Queen Adelaide, reversed and interlaced, on three loops complete with brass backing plate. Granted the title ''Queen's'' by King William and Queen Adelaide in 1830 whilst serving at Kensington. WW2 Period Air Gunners Brevet Badge. A good padded example has been worn GC. WW2 Period Airborne Forces RAMC Doctors Uniform Grouping. A rare grouping of items attributed to Captain T. Taylor a military Doctor with the RAMC who qualified for his Parachute wings and was attached to the HQ 1st Para Brigade. Comprising: 1937 Pattern Battledress. The blouse tailored to Officer style with open neck. retaining original cloth insignia of Captain rank stars, RAMC shoulder titles and Parachute qualification wings. The interior with issue label and date 1941. ..... Matching 1940 pattern Battledress trousers with large leg pocket and field dressing pocket. ... Denison Airborne smock, with three quarter zip and button cuffs. The arm with Parachute qualification badge. The interior with issue label Size 4 1945. (VGC). ....Two WW2 pattern KD tunics, with Parachute Wings. ..... A number of shirts, including collarless, one with Parachute Wings. .... Plus a large number of other items, including KD shorts..... Wool socks. .... Red Cross Armband .... etc. The grouping is contained in one wooden and two metal trunks, each with painted details of Capt Taylor and HQ 1 Para Brigade. An outstanding grouping of items to one Airborne Officer. The 1st Parachute Brigade saw action on D-Day, Operation Market Garden, Denmark and later in Palestine. The Brigade was disbanded in 1948. PLEASE NOTE This is a very heavy item and overseas clients will be charged for the item and postage separate. WW2 Period Airborne Forces RAMC Doctors Uniform Grouping. EXTRA PHOTOGRAPHS. To buy this item please see item 1022345 WW2 Period Allied Land Forces South East Asia Bush Hat. A good example of the felt bush hat with wrapped pagri, this with the unusual feature of a scarlet band to he top fold. Retaining original A.L.F.S.E.A. pagri badge. The leather sweatband to the interior appears to have been removed during it's working life. Chinstrap absent. No moth damage GC. WW2 Period Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Glengarry A good untouched example of the OR pattern complete with Cap Badge and both tails (one detached). GC minor age and service wear. WW2 Period Army Sergeant Chevrons. A good matching unissued pair VGC. WW2 Period ARP Air Raid Precautions Cloth Armband. A good example of white cotton cloth with stencilled lettering. VGC. Originally formed in 1924. WW2 HQ was Baylis House in Slough, Buckinghamshire. Disbanded 1946. WW2 Period ATA Women Pilot Group Photograph. WW2 Period ATA Women Pilot Group Photograph. This black & white period image depicts female pilorts of the ATA standing before a fighter aircraft. An interesting selection of uniform and flying helmets can be seen. Mounted into a contemporary glazed frame. GC image clear Overall size 8 x 6 1/4 inches. WW2 Period ATS Officers pair of bronze OSD Collar Badges. A good die-cast pair on loops. WW2 Period ATS Officers pair of bronze OSD Collar Badges. A good die-cast pair on loops. WW2 Period Bren Light Machine Gun Booklet. A very good example, published by Gale & Polden Ltd of Aldershot. A number of fold out illustrations. VGC. WW2 Period BRITISH / WAR CORRESPONDENT slip-on shoulder title. Bullion embroidered on dark green. GC WW2 period British Army General\'s bullion cap badge A fine scarce example. Gold wire embroidered laurel wreath surmounted by Royal Crest; crossed sword and baton to centre. WW2 Period British Army KD Captain Rank Slides. A good scarce pair fitted with the wartime economy plastic rank pips. WW2 Period British Army Mosquito Spats. Light brown cotton material, complete with buttons and leather strap. Issue label for 1945 size 4 VGC unissued condition. WW2 Period British Army Officer's Boots. A good worn pair of private purchase brown leather regulation boots, retaining original leather soles, with studs. Stamped "7" to the base. GC. .... Accompanied by web gaiters dated 1945. WW2 Period British Army Officer\'s KD Shorts. A good clean pair of Officer\'s tailored shorts, made of KD cotton material. GC. WW2 Period British Army Pocket Watch by Buren This example with plated case, the face signed Buren Grand Prix. The reverse with stamp "GSTP WD Arrow and H14565". GC not in working order. Sold as seen WW2 Period British Army Sergeant Chevrons. A good matching pair as worn. WW2 Period British Military Maps of the Middle East. Comprising: six examples including: Damas, Syrie & Liban, Alexandria, Iraq, ElHamman and El Ghayata. Used condition. WW2 Period British Red Cross (Scottish Branch) POW Food Parcel. A rare example of the pattern sent to Army, Navy & RAF POWs during WW2. This example was originally packed in Stirling Scotland. Retains a good shape and Very Good Condition for age. WW2 Period Brown Leather Shoulder Holster. An unusual and scarce example, made of Sam Brown style brown leather. Tailored for a small automatic style pistol Retaining leather ties and elasticated strap. VGC. WW2 Period Cheshire Regiment Other Ranks Side Cap A good issue example as worn, retaining original Cheshire Regiment Cap Badge. Issue stamps to the interior very faint. GC WW2 period Cloth Belt bearing seven cloth badges WW2 period cloth parachute qualification wing. A good classic padded example removed from uniform, Very good condition. WW2 Period Combined Operations Embroidered Formation Sign A good circular example as worn by Commandos. Removed from Battledress, slight service wear WW2 Period Curtiss kittyhawk Trench Art Ashtray A good scarce example made of aircraft aluminium. GC possibly had propeller blades at one tine. Height 8cm Width 16cm. WW2 Period Dakota Pilots Start Up Check List. This period list with ink stamp to the reverse of the RCAF. Minor wear. WW2 period Dehavilland Hydromatic Propellers official booklet. A scarce original publication with a number of fold out illustrations. GC WW2 Period East Riding Yeomanry Armoured Officer\'s Beret. A rare example of Regimental pattern, black with burgundy edging and patch to the back of the badge, this retaining a regimental cap badge. The interior with tailor\'s label of Locke & Co of London. GC Clean condition. The East Riding Yeomanry embarked with the BEF in 1940 serving as part of 1st Armoured Reconnaissance Brigade. It landed at D-Day supporting the 9th Infantry Brigade. WW2 Period Far East Jungle Greens Officers Rank Slide Representing a Lieutenant, have been worn GC. WW2 Period first type Observer Corps badge. A good example retaining three blades to the reverse. VGC WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Observers Bullion Badge. A good worn example. WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Pilots Wings. A good worn bullion padded pair. GC some dulling to the gold bullion. WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Pilots Wings. A good bullion embroidered small pair of Pilot Wings, retaining metal backing plate and pin fitting. Have been worn GC. WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Royal Navy Lieutenant Rank Lace A good pair of gold bullion with embroidered A. Removed from a uniform. GC WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Royal Navy Lieutenant Rank Shoulder Boards. A good pair tailored by Gieves of London. Gold bullion with embroidered A. GC WW2 Period Fleet Air Arm Royal Navy Sub Lieutenant Rank Shoulder Boards. A good pair with economy yellow cotton lace with embroidered A. VGC WW2 Period Fleet Air Arms Bullion Pilot Wings. A good worn pair of the pattern worn on the Mess Jacket. This example tailored with pin fitting. GC. Some service wear. WW2 Period Flying Helmet Wiring Loom Female Jack Plug. A good scarce clean example, retaining original short wiring loom. GC WW2 Period Generals Bullion Beret / Field Service Cap Badge. A good and rare example, removed from a hat. Small Size Height 2 1/4 inches. GC. WW2 Period Generals Bullion Beret / Field Service Cap Badge. A good and rare example, removed from a hat. Small Size Height 2 1/4 inches. GC. WW2 Period Generals Buttons & Cloth Rank Badge. A selection of three large buttons and six small. Also a cloth rank badge worn on the Battledress GC. WW2 Period Glasgow Yeomanry Officers Uniform. A good example of the special Cavalry pattern service dress of cavalry pattern ribbed material. Complete with Regimental collar badges and buttons. Medal ribbons of the 1939/45 Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal. Complete with trousers. Overall GC small moth nips not effecting the appearance. Evidence of other collar badges having been worn, possibly RTR, or RAC as the Regiment served as an Armoured unit. WW2 Period Home Front London Passenger Transport Board Senior Fire Guard Steel Helmet. This is a scarce early WW2 example, believed worn by Mr D.C. Davidson of the London Passenger Transport Board. These details can be seen written to the underside of the shell. The shell was originally painted green and is dated 1939 and the liner with round crown cushion is dated 1938. Retaining most of the white painted finish and complete with chinstrap. Little dusty GC. The initials L.P.T.B. can be clearly seen to the underside along with initials S.W.J.R. The London Passenger Transport Board (LPTB) was the organisation responsible for local public transport in London, from 1933 to 1948 WW2 Period Honourable Artillery Company Slip on Shoulder Titles. A good pair retaining tapes to the back. VGC. WW2 Period Indian Artillery Officer\'s Rank Slides. A good aertex pair as worn by a Lieutenant with \"I.ARTY\" Ink on cloth title. WW2 period Italian made alloy cigarette case. The obverse of this example depicts a cut out of Arabic style building. The reverse with floral decoration. The interior decorated with a scene of the Nile and further floral decoration. GC. WW2 Period Japanese Army Officer Sword Tsuba. A good brass example of military pattern. GC. WW2 Period Luftwaffe Flying Gauntlet Gloves. A good clean worn pair, leather remains supple complete with straps. WW2 Period Middlesex Yeomanry Officers Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A good and scarce khaki cloth example with ten fold pagri , the top two folds of Regimental colours. To the V of the front a George VI period Regimental badge. The helmet retains is leather edging, but this is dry to places. The interior is with leather sweatband and silver paper lining. No damage to cork body and no moth damage. Dusty condition. WW2 Period MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good used pair, complete with elasticated. Overall GC but with service wear. WW2 Period Observer Corps Cap Badge. A good example retaining loops. GC. WW2 Period Officer's KD Desert Rat Rank Slides. Representing a Lieutenant, have been worn GC. WW2 Period Officer\'s Field Service Side Cap. A good clean example of the regulation pattern. Complete with bronzed General Service buttons. No evidence of a Cap Badge having been worn. Two small moth nips otherwise VGC. WW2 Period Other Ranks Wolseley pattern foreign service helmet. A good khaki cloth example with six fold pagri The interior is with leather sweatband and retaining original chinstrap. Interior very clean exterior dusty. No damage to cork body and no moth damage. GC WW2 Period Ox & Bucks Light Infantry Soldiers Dog Tags. These with clear stamping 5389099Povey H.J. CE. The service number is within the batch given to the OX & Bucks and is confirmed as that given to Private Harry James. Povey WW2 Period Phillips Hand dynamo Torch. A very good example of the style used by the German Army during WW2. Remains in working condition. VGC. WW2 Period Photograph of a WAAF Officer. A good quality portrait photograph. Overall size 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. GC. WW2 Period Polish Air Force Observer / Navigator Wing By Gaunt London. A very good bronzed example with clear makers stamp of G R Gaunt & Son Ltd London. Complete with screw post, nut and chain with hook. WW2 Period RAF ?Belgium? Nationality Title. A good clean scarce example. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew C Type Flying Helmet. A good example of the second pattern tailored for an internal wiring loom. This example is a size three, the interior with the name Christopher Cordon. Has been worn good condition, leather and rubber supple. GC. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Complete Flying Helmet. A good and scarce complete flying helmet combination, as worn. Comprising: C Type Flying Helmet, Second pattern with internal wiring loom and complete with Jackplug. The interior with ink name Clothier. The helmet with blind tooled AM stamp, possibly Size 2 or 3. .... G Type Oxygen Mask, this has been worn there is no splits to the rubber of the nose and the wire retaining rubbers, remain good. The elasticated straps retain original elastic band. It is interesting to note the original owner has placed fabric plasters to the edge of the mask for comfort. ... Mk VIII Flying Goggles and very clean pair fitted with tinted lenses. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Escape Silk Map of Europe A good clean colour printed double sided example. This example with the map 43 C Holland, France Germany etc and Sheet D Belgium & France. GC. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Flying Helmet & Oxygen Mask Combination. A good and scarce complete flying helmet combination, as worn. Comprising: C Type Flying Helmet, Second pattern with internal wiring loom and complete with Jackplug. The interior with ink name Christopher Corden, which is repeated to the inside of the mask. Possibly Size 2 or 3. .... G Type Oxygen Mask, this has been worn there is no splits to the rubber of the nose and the wire retaining rubbers, remain good. Rubber supple. Overall GC a good original set. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Issue G Type Oxygen Mask. A very good clean example in near unissued condition. Rubber supple with no cracks, retaining copper nose wire, one rubber retainer loop split (see photograph). Fitted with mike and rubber hose. No split at the nose. VGC for the type. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Issue MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good used pair fitted with clear lenses and original elasticated strap. This pair with light brown coloured padding and with pale leather backing. Have been worn. Elasticated strap remains good Possibly early post War. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Mosquito Flying Boots A scarce pair of green suede shoe and upper section flying boots. Leather soles and heel, these stamped "9". Cotton braid internal edge lining and bearing a ?WD? issue stamp. Clean condition, but the soles have been wet and now with stitching faults. Remain a good display item. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Pattern Sea Socks A scarce pair of period private purchase white wool socks of the style favored by RAF Aircrew during WW2. These are in unused condition. VGC. Moth free Length toe to top approx 26 inches These socks were acquired with a small quantity of WW2 dated equipment. WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Pattern Sea Socks A scarce pair of period private purchase white wool socks of the style favored by RAF Aircrew during WW2. These are in unused condition. VGC. Moth free Length toe to top approx 26 inches A few pairs of these socks were acquired with a small quantity of WW2 dated equipment WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Stopwatch. A good used example, with issue stamps to the reverse. Running Order. please note sold as a historical collectors item. WW2 Period RAF Battledress Trousers. A good worn pair, with blue grey woollen wide legs. The Left hip with first aid pocket. Side slash pockets. Single seat hidden pocket with buttoned flap. Label now faded, worn condition but clean. WW2 Period RAF Bomb Aimer?s Unsual Shaped Brevet. A good padded example, retaining sample of Uniform. GC. WW2 Period RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good example of the second pattern, with provision for internal wiring loom and elasticated chin strap. Rubber ears remain supple, however one spongy. Has been worn usual wear to the interior leather supple. GC. WW2 Period RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good worn example, tailored for internal wiring. Complete with elasticated chin strap, rubber holders remain soft and supple. GC. WW2 Period RAF Canadian made Pilots Wings. A good clean flat pair. Have been worn. GC style would indicate made in Canada. WW2 Period RAF Chaplain?s Badge. A good example with blade fittings. GC. WW2 Period RAF Crocodile clip for the Aircrew Oxygen Tube A good example. GC. WW2 Period RAF Education Branch Officers Collar Badges. A good die-cast gilt metal example on loops. Badge introduced 22nd February 1940 for RAFVR Officers employed as education Officers. Abolished 14th June 1948. WW2 Period RAF Embroidered Shoulder Eagles. A good matching pair as worn. WW2 Period RAF Embroidered Wireless Operator Trade Badge A good example as worn. WW2 Period RAF Engineer\'s Brevet A good flat example, has been worn GC. WW2 Period RAF Flight Engineer Brevet Badge. A worn flat example, some service wear GC. WW2 Period RAF Flight Engineer Brevet Badge. A good flat example has been worn GC. WW2 Period RAF Flight Sergeant Brass Crowns. A good matching pair as worn. Complete with loops, backing plates and split pins GC. WW2 Period RAF Knitting Pattern. A printed four sided example. Minor wear. WW2 Period RAF Large Pattern Heliograph. A good clean example of the 4x4 inch pattern Retaining instruction sticker, spotting tool and white cotton cover GC. WW2 Period RAF Middle East Officers KD Rank Slides. A good pair as worn by a Flight Lieutenant. GC. WW2 Period RAF Mk VIII Flying Goggles & Box A very good worn pair contained in the original Crowned AM issue box. The goggles fitted with dark lenses. Retaining original elastic strap in good condition. The box complete with clear lenses and September 1942 cleaning kit. GC WW2 Period RAF Mk VIII Flying Goggles & Box A very good clean pair contained in the original Crowned AM issue box. The goggles fitted with clear lenses, the central leather pad with AM issue stamp. Retaining original elastic in good condition. The box complete with tinted lenses and March 1942 clean kit. Slight wear to box GC. WW2 Period RAF Mk VIII Flying Goggles & Box A very good worn pair contained in the original AM issue box. The goggles fitted with clear lenses and ink name 2672129 A.M. Williams. Retaining original elastic strap in good condition. The box complete with spare lenses and August 1942 cleaning kit. GC WW2 Period RAF MKVIII Flying Goggles Boxed. A superb pair contained in original card box of issue. Complete with original elasticated strap (Good) and fitted with clear lenses. Contained in original box of issue with spare dark lenses and cleaning kit tin dated March 1942. WW2 Period RAF Navigator's Computor MK II A good example, retaining knee strap. Has been used GC. WW2 Period RAF Navigators Aircrew Brevet, Khaki backing cloth. A rare padded example, retaining original paper backing to the reverse. VGC. Believed made for use with the Army battledress possibly for use in the Middle East WW2 Period RAF Navigators Brevet Badge. A good flat example, GC. WW2 Period RAF Navigator\'s Brevet Wing Badge. A good flat example, has been worn. GC. WW2 Period RAF Night Adaption Goggles. A good pair with red tinted lenses and retaining original elasticated strap. GC. WW2 Period RAF Officers Bullion Cap Badge. A good worn example. Some service and age wear. GC. WW2 Period RAF Officers Cap Leather Chinstrap. A very good and hard to find example. Black patent leather. Minor wear no damage and the strap is free to slide. Near VGC. WW2 Period RAF Officers Cap. A good clean example tailored by Gieves of London. Complete with Kings crown bullion Cap Badge, leather chinstrap and leather sweatband. The lining with tailors stamp. Good size. WW2 Period RAF Officers Side Cap. A good clean example retaining original two piece Cap badge and brass buttons. The interior with lining and issue stamps. GC. WW2 Period RAF Officer\'s Cap Badge A good worn example. GC. WW2 Period RAF Officer\'s Cap Badge A good worn example. GC. WW2 Period RAF Officer\'s Peak Cap. A good example, retaining King\'s Crown bullion cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband and tailor\'s label of Gieves London. Some service wear, small moth nip to crown. GC WW2 Period RAF Pair of LAC BeVo Style Rank Badges. Removed from a uniform. A good matching pair. GC WW2 Period RAF Pilots Service Dress Tunic & Side Cap. This is a good unnamed example, with early style RAF pilots wings and medal ribbons of the DFC & Bar, 1939/45 Star. Complete with brass King's Crown buttons. The inside pocket with the details of Simpson Piccadilly. This indicating a war time tailored jacket. Retaining cloth belt and buckle. Overall good clean condition, with a few moth nips. ... Accompanied by a RAF Officer's side cap complete with brass gilt badge and buttons. Small moth nips, GC clean Please note the aircrew style jumper for display only. This is for sale as item 1018101 WW2 Period RAF Pilots Style Silk Scarf A good quality blue and white polka dot style silk scarf of the pattern popular with RAF Fighter pilots during WW2. Complete with tassel ends. Good clean condition. Circa 1940s WW2 Period RAF Pilots Wings. A good worn padded pair, retaining original black paper backing. WW2 Period RAF Printed LAC Rank Badges A good pair as worn. WW2 Period RAF Printed Shoulder Eagles. A good matching pair as worn. WW2 Period RAF Printed Wireless Operator Trade Badge A good example as worn. WW2 Period RAF scarce Meteorological Air Observer?s brevet A fine padded example. White embroidered ?M? within a brown wreath with single white wing. Original canvass backing. Near VGC. WW2 period RAF Silk Aircrew issue Escape & Evasion ?Goolie Chit? A good example, showing the Union Jack Flag and gives a friendly message in various languages, including Arab and far East. Remains in clean condition GC WW2 Period RAF Silk Escap Map T1/T3 PALESTINE CYPRUS etc WW2 Period RAF Silk Escap Map T1/T3 PALESTINE CYPRUS etc A very good example, printed double sided. Syria, Cyprus, etc. WW2 Period RAF Silk Escape Map of Norway. A rare double sided colour printed example. Shows both North and South of the country. VGC. WW2 Period RAF Silk Escape Map. A good early WW2 example. Printed in black and white single sided. This example shows Holland and Germany, boundaries as of 1941. Map number 9U VGC. WW2 Period RAF Tube Pattern Whistle. A good scarce example, with clear Crowned AM Issue stamp. Minor age and service wear. GC. WW2 Period RAF Tube Whistle A scarce example with Crowned AM issue stamp. GC has been used. WW2 Period RAF Unusual Printed Shoulder Eagle Has been worn GC. WW2 Period RAF WAAF Officer\'s Cap. A scarce example made of RAF blue gray fine cloth. Complete with bullion King?s Crown cap badge. The interior is with cotton sweatband and tailor?s label of Moss Bros. GC minor service wear, chinstrap absent. WW2 Period RAF Warrant Officer Air Gunner Uniform Insignia. A good matching set as worn comprising: Padded Air Gunners Brevet. ... Medal ribbon bar: 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, War Medal. ... Warrant Officer sleeve rank badge. .... Two part brass side cap badge. Overall GC. WW2 Period RAF Warrant Officer Rank Badges. A good scarce pair, that have been worn as a pair. GC. WW2 Period RAF White Pilots Silk Scarf A good quality silk evening scarf of the pattern popular with RAF Fighter pilots during WW2. Complete with tassel ends. VGC please note a mark were an old label was stuck. Not effecting the overall appearance. WW2 period REME Cap Badge & Titles. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Accompanied by a cut down printed cloth shoulder title and brass title. (3 items) WW2 Period REME Officers Gilt Cap Badge by Ludlow. A very good example on loops. (KK 2127) REME formed 1942 from elements of RAOC. WW2 Period Royal Australian Air Force RAAF Pilot Wings An unpadded example GC WW2 Period Royal Australian Air Force shoulder strap eagle. A bronzed small example with three screw posts with nuts. Complete with backing plate Good Condition. WW2 Period Royal Canadian Air Force Pilots Wings. A good flat pair, has been worn. GC. WW2 Period Royal Engineer Officers Paeaked Cap. A good clean example, complete with Regimental buttons and bronze cap badge. GC size label 6 7/8. WW2 Period Royal Engineers Slip On KD Rank Slides. Worn by a Lieutenant, the rank stars with blue backing. GC worn. WW2 Period Royal Fleet Auxiliary Officers Cap Badge. A good worn example. WW2 Period Royal Marines Commando cloth badge. Remains in Very Good Condition. WW2 Period Royal Marines Commando cloth badge. Remains in Very Good Condition. WW2 Period Royal Marines Set of Uniform Badges. A good matching set all on loops: Cap Badge ... Pair of Collar Badges ... Pair of shoulder titles. WW2 Period Royal Marines Set of Uniform Badges. A good matching set all on loops: Cap Badge ... Pair of Collar Badges ... Pair of shoulder titles. WW2 Period Royal Navy Commander?s Cap. A good worn example, retaining bullion Royal Navy Cap Badge and bullion embroidery to the peak. The interior with leather sweatband. Overall GC retaining a good shape, some service and storage wear WW2 Period Royal Navy Officer's Cap Badge. A good padded example, retaining backing cloth. GC has been worn WW2 Period Royal Navy Officer's Cap Badge. A good padded example, retaining backing cloth. GC has been worn WW2 Period Royal Navy Officers Bullion Cap Badge & Band. A good worn example, retaining on original mohair cap band. Some service and age wear. GC. WW2 Period Royal Navy Rating Cap A good worn example retaining HMS Victory Tally. Clean condition with original owners name to the interior. GC. WW2 Period Royal Navy Sub Lieutenant Slip on Rank Slides. A scarce pair, navy blue serge backing cloth with rank lace. GC minor wear. WW2 Period Royal New Zealand Air Force RNZAF Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. WW2 Period Royal Tank Regiment Officer's Black Beret. A good rare example of black woolen cloth, retaining silver plated Officers pattern Cap badge. The interior with cotton lining and large tailors label. Slight service and age wear GC. WW2 Period Royal Welch Fusiliers Officer's Beret. A good example, complete with a bronze OSD cap badge. Cotton lining to the interior. GC some surface moth traces. WW2 Period Scottish KOSB Other Ranks Glengarry. A good worn example, the original cap badge, retaining tartan backing cloth and complete with tails. Minor service wear GC. WW2 Period Soldier\'s trophy badge belt An interesting selection of 21 Badges collars and buttons, including British and Canadian. Including Parachute Qualification Wings, Canadian Armoured Corps, etc. GC. One end of buckle detached. Ink name to inside \"295381 Alfred\" WW2 Period South African Air Force 12 Squadron Badge. Silvered metal badge depicting the Squadron crest, pin fitting absent. During WW2 flew light bombers including the Douglas Boston and Martin Marauder. WW2 Period Staff Sergeant Rank Armband. An interesting field made example, felt material rank stitched onto webbing. WW2 Period Superb RAF Aircrew Issue G Type Oxygen Mask An outstanding example in unissued condition. Rubber very supple with no cracks, retaining copper nose wire, and loops. Fitted with a mint mike and rubber hose. The latter with correct pattern clip. No split at the nose. VGC WW2 period The Royal Regiment of Canada Cap Badge A good bi-metal example on loops. Slight service wear. WW2 Period US Air Force Silver Miniature Air Gunners Wings A good pair of sterling silver wings, retaining pin fitting (rolling safety catch absent) and maker Sterling. GC. WW2 Period US Air Force Silver Miniature Pilot Wings by Meyer New York. A good pair of sterling silver wings, retaining pin fitting and makers details of N.S. Meyer inc New York. GC. WW2 Period US Army A-11 Control Panel Clock This example with issue stamps to the face and detail panel to the reverse. The clock remains in good overall condition, but is not running. Sold as a none working example. WW2 Period US Army Airforce A-4 Flying Suit. A very good example tailored with Crown zips, all in good working order. Open pockets to the right leg and right breast. Complete with issue label indicating size 48. Minor wear Good clean condition. WW2 Period US Navy Submarine Clasp. Pin fitting replaced with loops. The reverse stamped \"Imperial\" with Eagle logo. GC. WW2 Period WAAF Dog Tags. These tags are clearly stamped 2063958 ALNER E.D. WAAF. Clear stamps. WW2 Period Womens ATS Coloured Lanyard. A good worn example complete with brass clip. GC. WW2 Period Womens Land Army Wall Plaque. A good scarce period example, made of plaster, painted to simulate giltmetal and wood. The reverse with three metal loops. GC Height 9 1/2 inches WW2 Phoney War Adolf Hitler in Poland Chamber Pot. A scarcer pattern of the miniature pottery chamber pot made during the Phoney War period September 1939 to May 1940. The outside with Text Adolf in Poland, this repeated to the inside with the face of Hitler. Made in England stamp to the base. Dia 2 inches. WW2 Pioneer Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Plastic economy Reconnaissance Corps beret badge by AS Stanley, Walsall A good scarce example on blades. Slight distortion WW2 POLAND Polish nationality title and 8th Army formation sign. Poland in silver wire, formation sign in bullion. Both a little oxidised otherwise very fine. WW2 Polish 14th Wielkopolski Independent Armoured Brigade formation sign Black panther embroidered on yellow. Hessian backed. WW2 Polish 14th Wielkopolski Independent Armoured Brigade formation sign Back panther embroidered on yellow semi-circle. WW2 Polish 14th Wielkopolski Independent Armoured Brigade WW2 formation sign. Black panther on yellow semi-circle. VGC Established in 1945 WW2 Polish 2nd Infantry Division 1st type breast badge by Huyuen Freres, Le Locie.. A good scarce French made die-cast silver on copper example with single screw post to reverse (retaining nut not present. Minor service wear. Unit formed in France 1939. Badge designed by Lieutenan G. Garlinski. WW2 Polish 4th Armoured Regiment, 2nd Independent Armoured Brigade pair of collars badges A rare pair of pennons with scorpions complete with backing plates and screw fixings WW2 Polish Air Force Observer / Navigator badge by J.R. Gaunt, London. Good scarce die-cast bronze eagle in flight clutching lightning bolts it its talons and laurel wreath in its beak. Complete with screw post and original circular securing nut, chains and hook WW2 Polish Air Force Officer's Cap Badge. A good padded bullion embroidered example, retaining original backing cloth. Has been removed from a cap. WW2 Polish Air Force Pilot?s badge. A fine unissued example by JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London. Swooping silver coloured eagle with wreath in its beak. Single screw post to reverse with retaining nut, complete with hook and suspension chain. WW2 Polish Air Force Pilot\'s Wing by J.R. Gaunt & Son Ltd London. A fine die-cast grey metal example complete with screw post, nut and chain WW2 Polish Air Force Radio Operator?s Bronze Wing by J.R. Gaunt & Son Ltd London A fine die-cast example on screw post with retaining nut and suspension chain with hook (one end unconnected). Eagle with wreath in beak bearing silvered ?R? and three lightning bolts. WW2 Polish Air Force Volunteers from France RAF formation sign. A good scarce embroidered example. WW2 Polish Airforce 306 (City of Torun) Fighter Squadron enamelled breast badge. A rare large size example of the pattern worn on the Battledress and servicedress uniforms. This example with screw post to the rear and retaining nut. Some enamel loss. Raised by Flt/Lt Rolski in August 1940 at Polish Depot. Blackpool, moved to Church Fenton and equipped with Hurricanes. Following a distinguished war service (8357 operational sorties), 306 was disbanded 07.01.47. WW2 Polish Airforce 306 (City of Torun) Fighter Squadron enamelled Miniature badge. A rare miniature silvered & enamel example. Complete with screw post to the rear and retaining nut. GC Raised by Flt/Lt Rolski in August 1940 at Polish Depot. Blackpool, moved to Church Fenton and equipped with Hurricanes. Following a distinguished war service (8357 operational sorties), 306 was disbanded 07.01.47. WW2 Polish Airforce Volunteers from North America cloth badge / formation sign. Grey felt rectangle embroidered with wreath surmounted by crowned Polish eagle; centrally the flags of Poland over those of USA and Canada Worn by Polish ?migr?s who made their way to England and volunteered to join the Free Polish Forces. WW2 Polish Armoured Train Corps in Britain breast badge by Spink. A fine rare silver example, authorised in 1941, on screw post with dished Spink & Son Ltd. London retaining nut. Plumed hussar helmet rest om four part scroll "Essex Devon York Perth". Reverse with issue number 277/1. Suspension absent. Designed by Major S. Bahrynowski. WW2 Polish Army Badges A fine selection worn by one man WW2 Polish Army Cap Badge. A fine die-stamped unissued example on blades. WW2 Polish Army cloth beret badge. Condition: VGC WW2 Polish Army Other Ranks Cap Badge. White-metal example on screw post with non associated nut. Some verdigris. WW2 Polish Army Soldiers Pay Book, Photographs & Badge. This pay book was given to Private Jozer Pawelec, who served in the Italian campaign. The book is accompanied by four small portrait photographs of him in uniform and one cloth Poland National title. GC minor wear WW2 Polish Army Volunteers from Belgium cloth badge / formation sign. Khaki felt rectangle embroidered with wreath surmounted by crowned Polish eagle; centrally the flag of Poland over that of Belgium Worn by Polish ?migr?s who made their way to England and volunteered to join the Free Polish Forces. WW2 Polish Army Volunteers from South America cloth badge / formation sign. Khaki felt rectangle embroidered with wreath surmounted by crowned Polish eagle; centrally the flag of Poland over those of Argentina and Brazil. Worn by Polish ?migr?s who made their way to England and volunteered to join the Free Polish Forces. WW2 Polish Army, Monte Cassino Cross A good example retaining original ribbon. Stamped with the number \"47135\" GC. WW2 Polish Navy rare Petty Officer's bullion wire cap badge. A good rare example of crowned Polish eagle atop an Amazon shield bearing a fouled anchor. Bullion dull with minor service wear. WW2 Polish Navy Volunteers from France Green wreath surmounted by white eagle; Polish and Belgian flags to centre. All embroidered on black felt rectangle. WW2 Polish Navy Volunteers from France cloth badge / formation sign. Black felt rectangle embroidered with wreath surmounted by crowned Polish eagle; centrally the French flag. Worn by Polish ?migr?s who made their way to England and volunteered to join the Free Polish Forces. WW2 Polish Pilot?s breast badge. Swooping eagle, reverse with screw post and impressed ?Warsawa? mounted on rather fragile presentation Polish Airforce checkered board. Old ink inscription to reverse ?Good luck ...? Badge GC Chain AF, board sections now dividing. WW2 Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R. Cap / Collar Badge by J.R.Gaunt London. A good well detailed example of a 'Q.A.I.M.N.S.R. silver plated cap / collar badge', worn on the cap and on the collar, the reverse with maker's details "J.R.Gaunt London". Complete with original two loop fittings and split pin. WW2 Queen's Regiment Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title. A very good example. Cloth tape to reverse WW2 Queen\'s Royal West Surrey Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. WW2 R.Northumberland Fus Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 RAC Cap Badge & 9th Lancers Collar Badges. RAC badge cast in India on loops ... 9th Lancers collars British die-stamped examples, each on four loops. (3 items) WW2 Radio & Gramophone Maker His Masters Voice HMV Factory Home Front Civil Defence Helmet. A superb and rare example, worn by a First Aider working in the HMV factory. The Tommy style helmet with original black painted finish and to the left side an embossed with the Company logo of the famous dog sitting listening to a gramophone, with title "His Masters Voice" below. To the front a painted Red Cross. Retaining original early pattern lining with round cushion, this with date 1939. Good original untouched condition. WW2 RAF A good matching original pair, as worn, retaining long blades. VGC. WW2 RAF / RCAF B Type & Navy C Type Flying Helmet Rubber Cushions. A very good pair with clear RCAF issue stampings. VGC. WW2 RAF / RCAF B Type & Navy C Type Flying Helmet Rubber Cushions. A very good pair with clear RCAF issue stampings. VGC WW2 RAF 1930?s Battle of Britain period white flying suit by Lewis of London A very good and rare example of one of the most sought after pieces of Battle of Britain period flying clothing. The one piece white flying suit bearing Lewis tailor?s label inside. Tailored with two breast pockets and pockets to the legs. Complete with original working zips and epaulettes for rank. This example with the addition of buttons to the neck to accommodate a sidcot flying suit collar, this confirming used for WW2 flying. Good clean condition, some service wear and few marks to the back. Waistbelt absent WW2 RAF 1930?s Battle of Britisn period white flying suit. A very good example of one of the most sought after pieces of Battle of Britain period flying clothing. The one piece white flying suit bearing Lewis tailor?s label inside. This example is with two breast pockets and pockets to the legs. Complete with original working zips and epaulettes for rank. This example with the addition of buttons to the neck to accommodate a sidcot flying suit collar, this confirming used for flying. Good clean condition, some service wear and few marks to the back. Waistbelt absent. please forgive poor quality full length photographs of the suit, condition of the cloth can be seen by the close up shots. Please see the superb Battle of Britain period Irvin jacket which was acquired from the same source. WW2 RAF 1939 Pattern Flying Boots. A scarce worn pair of the 1939 Green upper canvas flying boots. This pair with leather retaining straps. The interior with fur lining (Some moth damage), retaining all four leather pulls, these bearing AM issue stamps and also the name Ries 954560 GC some service and age wear. The service number would indicate a Cardington 1939 intake. WW2 RAF 1939 Secret Official Photographs of the Gloster Sea Gladiator Three original 8 x 6 inch black and white photographs of the aircraft showing different sides. The back with original AM Secret stamp. GC Image clear. WW2 RAF 1940 Brass Button Stick. A good AM stamped example, with stores code number indicating 1940. GC WW2 RAF 1940 DFC Photographic Reconnaissance Pilots Stalag III POW Grouping. Awarded to Flight Lieutenant James Ralph Thorton Smalley was was awarded the DFC following a Tour of operations with 9 Squadron and was shot down over Kiel in a PRU Spitfire. Comprising: Distinguished Flying Cross (1940) Privately engraved to the reverse ?Flt Lt J.R.T. Smalley RAF? Contained in original case, 1939/45 Star ... Accompanied by RAF Officer?s service and release book ... October 1944 Bescheinigung document for LW 3 Sagan (Ostlager) (Stalg Luft 3) ... Copy of the German photograph taken shortly after his capture ... Bronze Commemorative plaque for a Belgiem International flying display on 9th July 1939, his name is engraved to the reverse ... Plus small quantity of research. Overall GC. The recommendation for the DFC is dated 13th June 1940 ?Flying Officer Smalley until recently the Captain of No.2 Aircraft in B Flight, is now No.5 Section Leader. Flying Officer Smalley has been a member of this Squadron since August 1937 and sine the outbreak of the War has been engaged in every type of operation undertaken by the Squadron. He has always shown the greatest determination in reaching his objective and in pressing home attack. In two recent raids over enemy occupied territory in France and Belgium, in spite of severe enemy opposition, he brought his aircraft down to under 1,000 feet in order to locate the target, which he attacked with success. His aircraft has several times been damaged by enemy AA fire and on one occasion his rear gunner was wounded. His courage has always been of the very high order, and the example he has set is deserving of the greatest praise.? Flt Lt Smalley first war operation took place on the 3rd September the first day of the war, when the Wellington Bombers of 9 Squadron were detailed to sweep the North Sea for enemy shipping. He would fly operations over Germany, Norway, France and Denmark, on the night of the 16th May 1940, after attacking Targets in the Rhur, his aircraft strayed off track and he was forced to ditch off the French coast, he and the rest of his crew returned to base and resumed operations on the 22nd May. Posted to the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit at Heston he flew his first op as a second pilot in a Hudson on the 15th September 1940, with an op to Calais and Dunkirk in a Spitfire on the 5th October 1940. However on the 8th October again in Spitfire he was task with a trip to Kiel, which he failed to return. Some months later The PRU CO received a letter from Smalley now a resident of Dulag Luft the German Interrogation centre. ?Sorry I couldn?t finish the job, Sir Don?t quite know what happened. Big Bang and fireworks. I just managed to get out, a bit battered but safe and sound and as happy as can be expected. Very good treatment, good quarters, food and company here. But of course I?m worried about the anxious for all my friends back home and long for news and long to be back with you all again. My love to all the boys, Sir thank you for a very happy stay in your unit?. Smalley finally finished in Stalag Luft 3 the camp from which the Great Escape was made. Here he made two attempts to qualify for repatriation on the ground of ?persecution Mania?, declined the first time, he tried a second time and was repatriated in February 1945. He was finally released from the RAF in April 1946. WW2 RAF 1940 Pattern Aircrew issue Flying Boots. A superb pair of the brown suede 1940 pattern flying boots. These boots are in near unused condition with no deterioration to the rubber band and retaining original sole and heals. White sheepskin lining to the interior and retaining original Crowned AM stamp zips. Issue stamps and size 6. two small areas of rubbing to the interior side of the left boot. VGC. WW2 RAF 1941 Aerial Propaganda Leaflet A good printed both side example, dropped by the RAF over occupied Europe in 1941. GC. WW2 RAF 1941 No. 23 Propaganda leaflet A rare four sided example. Remains in good clean condition little age wear. GC. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern ?Mae West? Life Jacket. A very good clean example, complete with all web ties, working zip to the neck, torch pocket with cover, and dye flap. This example with WD Arrow issue label Medium. Minor service wear GC. WW2 RAF 1941 pattern Aircrew ?Mae West?. A superb clean example of the second type aircrew issue life jacket. Complete all ties, torch pocket and fitted with original working brass zip . Retaining WD Arrow issue label size medium and also with a 1945 inspection date. Near VGC. dye pad flap, need minor stitching. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew issue Flying Boots A superb pair of the brown suede 1941 pattern flying boots, with ankle strap. These boots have been worn (evident by the heals) with no deterioration to the rubber band and retaining original sole and heals. White sheepskin lining to the interior and retaining original Crowned AM stamp zips. Issue stamps and size 8. VGC. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West Bladder. A very good clean example of gray material, for use with the 1941 pattern Mae West. Clear date stamp of September 1944 and with various inspection dates, the last for 1956. Near VGC Remains supple. Item has not been inflated. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West Life Jacket A good used example, bearing WD Arrow issue label size Medium. Complete with all ties, dye flap and touch pocket, with cover. The zip to the neck has been removed. Small red mark, near bladder handle flap. Dirt and wear conducive to service use GC. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West Life Jacket A good used example, bearing AM (Air Ministry) issue label size Medium. Complete with all ties, dye flap and touch pocket, with cover. Retaining original zip to the neck small period repair (see photograph). Overall Good some wear conducive to service use GC. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West. A very good used example, bearing AM (Air Ministry) issue label size Medium. Complete with all ties, dye flap and touch pocket, with cover. Retaining original zip to the neck Overall Good clean condition with service wear. This example complete with original bladder, but please note the bladder in poor condition and has been added for display purpose. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West. A very good used example, bearing Arrow issue label size Medium. Complete with all ties, dye flap and touch pocket, with cover. Retaining original brass AM zip to the neck Overall very Good clean condition with minor service wear. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Aircrew Mae West. A good used example, bearing early style issue label size Medium. Complete with all ties, dye flap and touch pocket, with cover. The overall condition is good used, zip now absent and one grab handle damaged. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Brown Suede Flying Boots. A good clean pair, retaining original working zips and rubber soles. To the ankle brown leather and buckle. The interior leather with issue stamps. Retaining nearly all the sheepskin lining. Very good clean condition. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Brown Suede Flying Boots. A good clean pair, retaining original working zips and rubber soles. To the ankle brown leather straps and to the interior white sheepskin lining. Bearing issue stamps. Minor wear Very Good Clean condition. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Mae West Dye Marker. A scarce and hard to find item, which would be under the dye flap. Complete with outer rubberized outer and cotton inner. GC Unused. WW2 RAF 1941 Pattern Mae West Life Jacket A good bright clean example of the standard pattern aircrew mae west. Complete with zip, torch pouch and all web ties. Retains medium size label Yellow remains bright with a small amount of service wear dirt. Dye flap requires a stitch. GC WW2 RAF 1941 Publication. The Airmans Welfare This being a note for Officers. GC clean condition. WW2 RAF 1941 Secret Official Photographs of the Westland Lysander II Three original 8 x 6 inch black and white photographs of the aircraft showing different sides. The back with original AM Secret stamp. GC Image clear. WW2 RAF 1941 Webbing Belt. A good untouched example of the RAF issue 1937 pattern belt. Complete with brass furniture clear issue date size large. Blue faded. WW2 RAF 1942 Wireless Operator Air Gunner Servicedress Tunic A good example, as worn by a Sergeant WOP/AG. Complete with original insignia, including AG brevet, Wireless operator badge and chevrons. The interior label with issue date of 1942. GC clean condition. Waistbelt absent WW2 RAF 1943 Escape Pattern Aircrew Flying Boots A good worn pair, with black shoe lower section and black suede upper section, this with white sheepskin lining. Complete with working brass zips with Arrow issue stamp. Leather soles and rubber heals. GC. Clean condition. WW2 RAF 1943 Escape Pattern Aircrew Flying Boots A good worn pair, with black shoe lower section and black suede upper section, this with white sheepskin lining. Complete with working brass zips with Arrow issue stamp. Leather soles and heals. GC. Clean condition. WW2 RAF 1943 Escape Pattern Aircrew Flying Boots A very good pair, with black shoe lower section and black suede upper section, this with white sheepskin lining. Complete with working brass zips with Arrow issue stamp. Leather soles and heals. Near VGC with very little wear, difficult to improve on.. The soles are stamped 12. Sold as a Historical Collectors item only. WW2 RAF 1943 Navigatiors Suits Aircrew Blouse A good and rare original example worn by a Flight Sergeant Navigator. Rank to each sleeve and N brevet to the left breast. The interior with original issue label Suits Aircrew Blouse Size 8 1943. Some service wear, no mothing GC. WW2 RAF 1943 Pilot's Service Dress Tunic. This example was worn by Flight Lieutenant R.O. Vinert. Regulation pattern, tailored in Toronto and retaining tailor,s label with ink name and date 13th July 1943. Complete with padded Pilots wings, medal ribbons of the 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal. Also with addition of gilt US Navy Pilots Wings. Overall GC Minor age wear. The uniform was acquired with the US wings attached. WW2 RAF 1943 Suits Aircrew Battledress Blouse A good scarce example retaining original issue label ? Size 9. Height 5\'7\"-5\'8\". Chest 39\'-40\'. Waist 35\' 1943?. The blouse shows evidence of badges having been worn. Near VGC. WW2 RAF 1943 Trousers Air Crew Battledress Trousers. A good rare pair of the aircrew issue tailored with field dressing pocket. Retaining original issue label \"Trousers Air Crew Size 15 Height 5ft to 6ft waist 38 ins. Faint 1943 stamp. Have been worn, but remain in good condition WW2 RAF 1944 Aircrew Mae West Bladder. A good supple example with date stamp "9/44" and test date of February 1945. Good supple condition. WW2 RAF 1944 Airman\'s Side Cap with Economy Cap Badge & Buttons. A good worn example, of the regulation pattern, complete with black plastic economy cap badge (Blades) and buttons. The interior with clear issue details and date 1944 Size 7. GC WW2 RAF 1944 Attributed Pilots Battldress Blouse A good and rare original example worn by a Flight Sergeant Pilot. Rank to each sleeve, with scarce plastic economy issue Crowns and padded Pilots wings to the left breast. The interior with original issue label War Service Blouse Size 12 1944. Some service wear GC. The blouse is attributed to 1607710 Flight Sergeant A Preston, his dog tags accompany the blouse and a photograph of him when an aircrew Cadet. WW2 RAF 1944 Dated Aircrew Mae West Life Jacket Bladder. A very good clean example of gray material, for use with the 1941 pattern Mae West. Tested May 1945 with a further inspection date 20 Nov 1950. Near VGC Remains supple. Item has not been inflated. WW2 RAF 1944 Dated Aircrew Mae West Life Jacket Bladder. A very good clean example of gray material, for use with the 1941 pattern Mae West. Clear date stamp of May 1944 and a very faint test date, possibly January 1946. VGC Remains supple. Item has not been inflated. WW2 RAF 1944 Pilot\'s Battledress Blouse. A good worn example, to the left breast RAF Pilot\'s wings, and the shoulder straps with Flying Officer rank lace. The interior with original issue label \"War Service Dress Blouse Size 6 1944\". Overall GC, moth nips to the left strap. Rubbing to pilots wings, indicating contact with seat or parachute harness. GC. WW2 RAF 1945 Issue H Type Oxygen Mask A very rare and good example of the late war issue H Type mask. This example with the early date 2-45 (February 1945). Complete with original elasticated harness and large pattern mike. Retaining original wiring loom brown with pink flecks. Rubber remains clean and supple no cracks. Size Medium. This is unusual being dated February representing one of the earliest made examples of the type WW2 RAF 1st Pattern C Type Flying Helmet and G Type Oxygen Mask A good combination comprising 1st pattern C type flying helmet tailored for an external wiring loom and with leather chinstrap. (Approx size 3 or 4). Complete with a G type oxygen mask. This complete with mike and elasticated straps. Split to nose and some crumbling to the chin rubber. Retains copper nose wire. See photographs. Overall GC a good display item. WW2 RAF 214 Special Duties Squadron Pilots Log Book A Scarce log book covering the operational flying of Flight Lieutenant Bernard J Hayes who flew the Fling Fortress Bomber on "Spoof" raids as part of 100 Group. Comprising: Pilots Log Book, this with a number of photographs glued into the pages. Please note the log has some water damage, this has effected the ink in the early part of the book. The ink to the operational flying remains clear. .... RAF Service Release Book. .... Pilots Route Map. .... etc. The log starts on the 5th November 1941 with training on a Stearman aircraft in the USA. After training he was posted to No.2 (O) AFU flying Lysander aircraft as a Drogue Towing. After further postings he was posted to No. 12 OTU in April 1944. 1657 Conversion Unit flying Short Stirlings and then the Flying Fortress joining 214 Squadron. He flew his first of 41 operations on the 9th September 1944 to Munchen. Most of the operations were to drop window to indicate spoof raids or radio counter-measures, detection and jamming of enemy radio and radar equipment. This last op was on the 25th April 1945 to Oslo. WW2 RAF 5 Group Lincolnshire Officer\'s Cap A good clean example, tailored by J.S. Wilson of London and retailed through A.B. Cheer of Lincoln. This is a good example, complete with bullion King\'s Crown Cap Badge. GC Minor service wear, Please note the cap is a very good RAF colour not pale as shown in the photographs. 5 Group Bomber Command operated in and around Lincolnshire. The group operating the Avro Lancaster Bomber. It is possibly that this cap was worn by a newly commissioned Officer of this Group. WW2 RAF 83 Squadron Lancaster Bomber Pilots Casualty Group of Medals. This group was awarded to Flying Officer Thomas Bertram Field, Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, War Medal, Air Ministry Condolence Slip typed name Flying Officer T.B. Field. All contained in original forwarding box addressed to Mrs H.S. Field of Plumstead South Lindon. GC. Flying Officer Thomas Bertram Field was the pilot of a Lancaster Bomber of 83 Squadron. On the evening of the 19th / 20th February 1944 he was detailed to bomb Leipzig. He took off from RAF Wyton at 8 minutes past midnight and was shot down near Belzig, all the crew were killed. The Commonwealth War Commission Roll of Honor confirms Helen Sophy Field of Plumstead as his mother. WW2 RAF Air Gunners Brevet A good flat example of the type seen on the Battledress Blouse. Has been worn Good Condition. WW2 RAF Air Gunners Brevet. A good padded example, retaining original black paper backing. Has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Air Gunners Brevet. A good flat example, retaining black paper backing. Has been worn with some service wear. GC. WW2 RAF Air Gunner\'s Brevet A good flat example. GC WW2 RAF Air Gunner\'s Brevet Badge. A good padded example, retaining black paper backing. Has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Air Gunner\'s Brevet Badge. A good flat example,has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Air Gunner\'s Brevet. A good example of the flat pattern. VGC WW2 RAF Air Gunner\'s Brevet. A good example of the flat pattern, retaining original black paper backing. An unworn example. VGC WW2 RAF Air Ministry Whistle. A very good clear stamped example, retaining original metal chain and hook. Near VGC. WW2 RAF Air Ministry Whistle. A very good clear stamped example, retaining original metal chain and hook. Near VGC. WW2 RAF Air Officer's Field Service Side Cap Badge. A scarce small gold wire example. Some service and age wear. WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue embroidered sleeve badge. White embroidery onto a battledress serge material. GC Unissued condition. Badge introduced 1943 for wear on right sleeve only, abolished in 1948. WW2 RAF Aircraft Recognition Heinkel III Bomber Aircraft. A very good and rare official issue bakelite model of a HEIII. This example officially embossed to the base and retaining German markings. Wing span 21cm Length 24 cm. The tail section with a crack see photographs otherwise Near VGC. Please note metal stand shown in photographs not included. WW2 RAF Aircrew Complete Aircrew Mae West Life Jacket. A superb and rare as worn complete example. Comprising: Yellow cloth outer, complete with all ties, grab handles and issue label. .... Bladder with issue stamps. .... Kapok Pads. .... CO2 Bottle. .... Chrome pull handle. .... Floatation torch. .... White Metal AM stamped tube whistle. .... Heliograph signalling mirror. ... Yellow cotton skull cap. Overall GC has been worn. Not suitable for overseas air fright posting. Please not Overseas posting will be charged at cost and adjusted. WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Map of Germany, Poland, Croatia etc. A good clean example coloured printed double side. The map shows Sheet E Germany Protectorate, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary. Reverse Sheet F Croatia, Montenegro, Hungary (West), Germany, Italy, Switzerland. GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Map Wallet. A rare example of the rubberized wallet which would have stored silk escape maps C/D. Remains in near very good condition. WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Tissue Map of Hungary & Jugo-Slavia. A Scarce and very good example of the tissue escape map. Corrections dated August 1940. One very small hole, otherwise VGC WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Tissue Map of Hungary & Jugoslavia & Italy A scarce and very good example of the tissue escape map. Corrections dated August 1940. No damage of holes VGC WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Whistle A very good example, retaining 98% of the chrome finish. WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Whistle A very good example, retaining 98% of the chrome finish WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Whistle. An example of the pattern seen worn on the aircrew Battledress blouse. This example with heavy service wear and slight damage. Ideal for display on a used B/D. Complete with large split ring. WW2 RAF Aircrew Escape Whistle. This example with clear AM issue stamps and retaining original split ring. Plating worn GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Europe Group of Four Medals. This unnamed group as issued and remains mounted as originally worn. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, War Medal and Defence Medal. GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Issue 1st Type C Type Flying Helmet. A very good supple example, tailored for an external wiring loom. Fitted with double press studs for mask attachment. The interior with ink name "Thomas J 1510704". Has been worn. One scuff to the crown, otherwise GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew issue D pattern Flying Gauntlets, gloves. A clean matched pair of soft brown leather with wool lining. One glove retaining original AM issue label. Minor service wear, close colour match GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Issue Irvin Flying Trousers. A superb and the best pair I have handled. Leather with sheepskin lining, with full length working zips and retaining original braces. The exterior retaining all original finish. VGC. These trousers were acquired with the previous lot a superb Irvin flying jacket. The pair would make an excellent display combination WW2 RAF Aircrew Issue MKVIII Flying Goggles. A good used pair, retaining original strap, with leather tags. Some wear GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Issue White Silk Inner Gloves. A rare and very good pair. The interior of the right glove with clear 1944 8 1/2 issue date. Very little use. VGC. The gloves are the same size issued and used as a pair, but please note to different makers details to the inside. WW2 RAF Aircrew Pathfinder Official Badge. A very rare example of the official pattern with the correct tube pin shank fitting. Detail good retaining some of the gilt finish. These badges were worn by the elite specially selected aircrew of Bomber Command and would be worn on the pocket flap of the left breast pocket of the Service dress and Battledress. They were issued with pin fittings, as they were to be removed when flying on operations and on leaving the Pathfinder Force. WW2 RAF Aircrew Pathfinder Official Badge. A very rare example of the official pattern with the correct tube pin shank fitting. Detail good retaining some of the gilt finish. These badges were worn by the elite specially selected aircrew of Bomber Command and would be worn on the pocket flap of the left breast pocket of the Service dress and Battledress. They were issued with pin fittings, as they were to be removed when flying on operations and on leaving the Pathfinder Force WW2 RAF Aircrew Silk Escape Map France, Spain, Portugal. A Scarce clean colour printed double sided example. This example with the map 43K Portugal & Spain and Northern Spain & France. GC. WW2 RAF Aircrew Silk Escape Map. A double sided example covering the area of China and French Indo China. Unissued Condition. WW2 RAF Aircrew Silk Escape Map. A double sided example covering the area Italy. . Unissued Condition. WW2 RAF Airmans Issue Royal Doulton Mug This large mug of white china, with RAF transfer to the front. Makers stamp to the base GC. Small hairline crack. WW2 RAF AP 1970 Standard Notes for Wireless Operators A well used copy of the notes for WOP/AG's. This copy with some ink hand written notes. WW2 RAF Army Pattern Battledress Uniform. An extremely rare example worn by a RAF LAC. This example is a war aid made 1940 pattern Battledress uniform. The blouse retaining original insignia of RAF Eagles, LAC Propeller Badges, and a good conduct chevron to the cuff. The interior with issue label and date 1943. .... Accompanied by Battledress trousers, these tailored with both field dressing and knee pocket. VGC a superb matching rare set. WW2 RAF Army Pattern Battledress Uniform. See Uniform & Equipment Section for a description, additional photographs and price. WW2 RAF Attributed Aircrew Escape Whistle. A good used example of the aircrew whistle with clear issue stamps, accompanied a lucky charm shamrock, and pair of dog tags, these stamped RAF O'Neill J RC 1798645. ... Also with ID car and travel permit, plus photograph cuttings etc. Attributed to John O'Niell who lived at St.Albans Hertfordshire. WW2 RAF Attributed Officer\'s Cap A good worn example, complete with bullion King\'s Crown Cap Badge. The interior with leather sweatband, with ink name \"V.L. Coals\". This cap with the light blue stitching indicating the early style. GC Minor service wear. Attributed to Flying Officer V.L. Coals a navigator who was promoted Flying Officer September 1943. WW2 RAF Attributed Uniform Grouping. A rare grouping worn by 1404546 LAC A.W. Freeman, who served in North West Europe with the 5023 Airfield Construction Squadron. Comprising Service dress Tunic with original cloth badges... Service dress Trousers 1943. .... Side Cap black economy plastic buttons and brass cap badge. .... Black Tie. ... Maps.... Snap shot photographs. .... History of 5023 Airfield Construction Squadron... Knitted wool comforts scarf... Kit Bag (not photographed. .... etc. Most items with ink name and service number. The grouping remains in very good clean condition with No Moth Damage. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Luxor 12 Flying Goggles A superb pair retaining original elasticated strap, fitted with clear lenses and clearly stamped to the chrome frame. Rubber slightly stiff, but retains correct shape. The photograph of Pilot Officer Keith Gillman used on the front cover of Picture Post at the height of the Battle in August 1940, shows him wearing this pattern of goggles. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Pattern D Type Cloth Oxygen Mask. A scarce example of green cloth with leather lining. Fitted with white canvas backed RAF pattern frost protector studs, for attachment to the helmet. Retaining original transit blank end cap. The mask with some moth damage, see photographs, the nose section appears to be moth free. Still remains a good display item. Please Note Mask Only. Helmet for display only WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Pattern MKIIIA Flying Goggles. A very good clean worn pair. Complete with all screws and original leather strap with good elasticated section. The strap with AM issue stamps. Small amount of service wear, scratch to left lens. GC. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Pattern MKIIIA Flying Goggles. A good used pair. Complete with all screws and original leather strap with good elasticated section. The overall condition is good, some minor wear to the elasticated section to one side. Faint AM issue stamp to the leather strap. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period 1936 Pattern Flying Boots. A scarce pair of the pattern of flying boot commonly worn by aircrew during the Battle of Britain. Black polished leather with a white sheepskin lining. The interior retaining original leather pulls with Air Ministry issue stamps indicating 1939 size 6. This pair have been worn, the origin leather soles have now got a hole in each through wear. The black upper section remains good with the usual scuffs etc. Lambswool now a cream colour WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period 1936 Pattern Flying Boots. A good worn pair of the black leather sheepskin lined flying boots. The interior retaining most of the sheepskin lining and both leather pull tags. This with clear AM stamp and coding for 1939. The other pull with AID inspection stamp. Fitting Size 6. The soles with rubber repair, otherwise Good supple condition. A very good display item. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period B Type Flying Helmet A good supple example, retaining working zips to the ears and rear strap. Complete with leather chinstrap, retaining metal edging. The interior with both padded ear pads and also with ear phone mounts. The helmet has been worn and please note the Bennetts buckle for the chin is absent. Otherwise this is a good used example. Probably size 2 WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period Flying Helmet. A very good supple example, of the correct pattern for the Battle of Britain with vertical working zips to the ear covers, these concealing the earphone receivers. Complete with leather chinstrap with metal edging and buckle. The interior with AM issue label undated indicating size 3. Leather remains a very good colour and supple. Ink name of A Corke. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period Irvin aircrew issue flying jacket. This example, has had rather a hard life, but would probably closely resembles a true multi tour example. One seam early pattern back and short fur. Complete with all original zips. Main zip puller absent, one cuff zip not working. Belt absent and damage to the shoulder and back see photographs. The leather remains supple and fur lining to interior good. Suitable for reenacting without the worry of damaging, to good to scrap, as the estate agent would say suitable for the DIY enthusiast. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period MKIIIA Flying Goggles. A scarce good clean pair. Retaining original strap, elasticated section remains good. The leather of the strap with AM Issue stamp and code indicating 1939. Slight discolouring to one lens, otherwise near VGC. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Period Outstanding Irvin Flying Jacket. An outstanding example, of the most sought after patterns of the Irvin flying jacket and one of the best I have handled. The leather remaining in superb supple condition, with no fur loss and retaining virtually all its finish to the leather. Complete with all original zips. The main zip in full working condition, small amount of damage to the base (see photograph). Both arm zips are at the moment fixed (no damage to teeth), probably through storage, may release with use of WD40 or other oil. The back with single seam indicating early Battle of Britain period issue. No label remains. Across the chest armpit to armpit is 22 inches (approx 44 chest Sold as collectors item). Complete with belt and strap to the collar. Near as issued condition you will find. Please see the Battle of Britain Period White Flying Suit, which was acquired from the same source. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Pre War MKIIIa Flying Goggles A good pair of 1937 dated MKIIIa flying goggles, clear lenses. The strap with AID issue number and name of \"F.M.V. Tregear\" AM issue stamps with date code for 1937. Elastic to strap VGC. Small amount of wear, near VGC. WW2 RAF Black Plastic Economy Issue Cap Badge. A good example made by A. Stanley of Walsall. Complete with both blades. GC. WW2 RAF Bomb Aimer's Brevet A good flat example, with black cloth backing. Removed from a uniform GC WW2 RAF Bomber Aircraft Morse Key. A good example of the dark brown bakerlite morse key used in bombers during WW2. Small chip to left side not effecting the overall appearance. GC. WW2 RAF Bomber Aircraft Morse Key. A good example of the dark brown bakerlite morse key used in bombers during WW2 GC. Clean condition. WW2 RAF Bomber Command Sterling Bomber Aircrew Family Casualty Group of Medals. This is a Father and Son family grouping of medals. Comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 85591 Pte H.H. Jordan MGC. Contained in original card boxes of issue. ... WW2 Group: 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, War Medal, Air Ministry Casualty Forwarding slip, with typed name (Flight Sergeant H.F. Jordan), Original card forwarding box, addressed to E.A. Jordan Reading Berkshire. Overall VGC. A good complete grouping. Flight Sergeant Herbert Frederick Jordan was killed on night operations to Rostock on the 26-27th April 1942. He was flying with 149 Squadron operating the Short Sterling Bomber. His aircraft took off from RAF Lakenheath and was lost over the Baltic sea. Five bodies were washed ashore, F/Sgt Jordan is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, his body never recovered. WW2 RAF British Empire Medal Group Five & Ephemera. Awarded to Sergeant William H Rumsey for services in India. Comprising: British Empire Medal (Military) "1258051 Cpl William H Rumsey RAFVR", 1939/45 Star, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. The BEM mounted for wearing as a single medal and contained in original box. The campaign medals are retaining in the original forwarding box. ...Accompanied by Buckingham Palace forwarding latter. ... RAF Pay Books etc. VGC. Sergeant William H Rumsey enlisted into the RAFVR on the 19th September 1940, he was a native of Lngley Vale Epsom Downs. In July 1941 he was posted overseas and saw service in Singapore, Java and India. He returned to UK for demob in September 1946. He was awarded the BEM in the New Year Honours list of 1945 for services whilst stationed at RAF Station New Delhi. WW2 RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good worn example of the second pattern C type flying helmet, retaining original internal wiring loom complete with Jack plug. Leather remains supple. The helmet now with service and age wear, please note one front press stud absent and rubber ear cup to right side has some congealing, see photograph. WW2 RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good clean worn example of the second pattern C type flying helmet, retaining original internal wiring loom complete with Jack plug. Leather remains supple and a good colour. Slight service wear. GC. WW2 RAF C Type Flying Helmet. A good second pattern example, the rubber receivers remain very supple. Minor wear good clean condition. WW2 RAF Cap Badge. A good example. GC has been worn. WW2 RAF Caterpillar Club Gold Badge Aircrew Europe Star Group of Medals. This group was awrded to Warrant Officer H Masters an Observer. Comprising: Caterpillar Club gold badge engraved to the reverse \"Sgt H Masters Pres by Irving Co\". Retaining original pin fitting. Medal group of: 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. mounted as originally worn. ... RAF service and Release Book. Overll GC. Warrant Officer Masters enlisted into the RAF on the 10th September 1939 and qualified as an Observer Navigator. He was posted to 144 Squadron operating the Handley Page Hampden Bomber. On the night of the 8th / 9th February 1941 he was briefed for an operation to Mannheim, returning over the UK he and his crew were forced to bail out, thus earning the Caterpillar badge. His medal group indicating he did not fly operations after the D Day landings and he was discharged from the RAF on the 9th January 1946, at that time he had been serving as a Navigation instructor. WW2 RAF Chaplain Mention in Despatches Medal Group and Rare Cap Badge. Attributed to the Reverend Stanley Bates appointed a Church of England Chaplain in the Royal Air Force in September 1940. Comprising: Special pattern Raf Cap Badge, correct small size period example. Medal Group: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, MID Oak Leaf. The medals are loose, but each with a pin for wearing. ... Also original box of issue for Alconbury Vicarage Huntingdon. WW2 RAF Chindit Ground Observers Medal Group Badge & Ephemera. A good combination of items appertaining to 626438 Corporal William Albert Bow a qualified Ground Observer who was attached to the Chindits. Comprising: Medal Group 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal & War Medal, all contained in forwarding box with AM slip and typed list. ... Rare original Certificate of Service. .... Discharge Book. .... Chindit Cloth Badge, the reverse with pin for wearing. ... Indian anti British Propaganda leaflet. ... Japanese Occupation money. ... Theater programmes etc. Overall GC some wear to paperwork. Corporal Bow had joined the RAF on the 11th November 1938 and in 1942 was training at the Signals School. In March 1942 he was posted to India serving with various units until posted to 3rd Tactical Air Force in January 1944. It is believed it was at this time he acted as a ground Observer, at this time aircraft of 3TAF flying support operations to the 14th Army. He was discharged in 1946. WW2 RAF Coastal Command Sunderland Wireless Operator Log Book Grouping. A good complete grouping of items for Flight Lieutenant Herbert Livesy Ibbotson, a WOP/AG in the closing stages of the war with 228 Squadron operating the Short Sunderland Flying Boat. Comprising: Observers and Air Gunners Log Book covering the period 31st August 1941 to 31st January 1946. ... Medal Group 1939/45 Star, War Medal, Defence Medal, with miniatures. .... RAF Release Book. .... Air Gunners Brevet, Bullion Cap Badge, Flying Suit Badge. ... Photograph etc. Flight Lieutenant Herbert Livesy Ibbotson volunteered for service with the RAFVR. He started flying training in August 1942 at the US Naval Flying School Pensacola, flying in PBY 5. He returned to the UK in March 1943 and after further training was posted to 228 Squadron on the 11th May 1945. He remained with the Squadron until January 1946 and was discharged in August 1946. WW2 RAF Coastal Command, Low Altitude Flying Headset with early External Loom. A good as worn set, 10A/12100 black rubber covered wire headset with ear cups and soft chamois pads. Complete with a external pattern wiring loom, complete with mike and jack plug. Minor wear GC. Wiring loom would be suitable for an early pattern C Type flying helmet. WW2 RAF Comforts Committee knitting Pattern. A good WW2 pattern, the front showing a "Dapper" RAF Chap four sided minor wear. WW2 RAF D Type Oxygen Mask Face Protectors. A very good matching pair, white leather facings with material backing and two press stud fittings. Both with AM issue stamp. Near VGC Clean. WW2 RAF E Type Airtex Flying Helmet & Loom. A second pattern example, with internal wiring loom. The helmet has been worn with small rip to the left temple. The right rubber holder has now hardened see photograph. Complete with original loom. WW2 RAF E Type Flying Helmet. A good clean second pattern example. Complete with brown leather goggle straps, rubber remains supple. Elasticated chinstrap and buckle absent, otherwise near VGC. WW2 RAF Early 1st Pattern C Type Flying Helmet. A scarce early example, tailored with only two press studs each side to accommodate the E of F pattern oxygen mask. Now with official hook press stud fitting. Also with leather chinstrap and blind tooled AM issue stamp to the leather. The helmet is probably a size 3, some small areas of flanking to the leather and a small hole to the interior lining leather. Rubber to the earphone receives remains very supple. Overall GC. WW2 RAF Early 1st Pattern C Type Flying Helmet. A scarce and very good early example, tailored with only two press studs each side to accommodate the E of F pattern oxygen mask. Fitted with leather chinstrap and blind tooled AM issue stamp to the leather. Rubber to the earphone receives remains very supple. The interior with ink name E.J. Wilson. Overall GC. Leather remains supple and a good colour. WW2 RAF Early Pattern D Type Flying Helmet. A scarce early issue example, with provision for both the D type and later type Oxygen masks. This example with heavy wear and is now grubby. One ear rubber has hardened and crumbled see photographs. The other rubber remains good and very supple. As stated heavy wear and damage to felt inter panel. WW2 RAF Early Pattern D Type Flying Helmet. A scarce early issue example, with provision for both the D type and later type Oxygen masks. This example is in very good clean condition. One ear rubber has slightly hardened with a crack, but will still hold an earphone. The other rubber remains good and very supple. WW2 RAF Early Pattern MKVII Flying Goggles. A very good clean pair, with the early style leather strap, with press stud fitting. Blue painted finish to the frame and clear AM stamp. VGC. WW2 RAF Early Pattern Silk Escape Map Southern France Spain & Portugal A rare example. Colour printed double sided silk map D / H2 Gives details of roads borders etc. Good clean condition GC. WW2 RAF Early Style Engineer?s Brevet A good padded example, retaining most of the black paper backing. VGC WW2 RAF Economy Officer Cap Badge. A very good and scarce all metal example. Gilt remains very bright and fresh. WW2 RAF Electrical and Radio Notes for Wireless Operators. A scarce 1939 edition. Used condition GC. WW2 RAF Engineer's Brevet A good padded example with canvas's backing cloth. VGC WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Aircrew Issue Phrase Card. A scarce example of the phrase card issued to RAF aircrew, including German, French, Dutch, Spanish. Clearly printed \"Not to be Produced in Public. Has seen a lot of use. .... Accompanied by a RAF Escape & Evasion photograph of Flying Officer J Williams. See Aviation section for the Log Book and Ephemera of Flying Officer Williams who flew over 30 operations, with 102, 76 and 462 Special Duty Squadrons. WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Aircrew Issue Phrase Card. A scarce example of the phrase card issued to RAF aircrew, including German, French, Dutch, Spanish. Clearly printed "Not to be Produced in Public". VGC Clean condition, complete with cover. WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Aircrew Issue Pipe. A very rare example, one of only two known, to have be sold on the open market in the last 10 years. This example is fitted with a secret chamber to the stem that contains the tiny size brass escape compass. The mouth section can be pulled out like a normal pipe and then can be unscrewed to reveal the compass chamber. Remains in good condition, some age wear. Brass compass body with needle pin for the rose is present, however compass rose and glass absent. Rubber stopper for the chamber present. These pipes were issued to aircrew of Bomber Command Circa 1942 / 43 WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Aircrew Issue Pipe. A very rare example, one of only two known, to have be sold on the open market in the last 10 years. This example is fitted with a secret chamber to the stem that contains the tiny size brass escape compass. The mouth section can be pulled out like a normal pipe and then can be unscrewed to reveal the compass chamber. Remains in good condition, some age wear. Brass compass body with needle pin for the rose is present, however compass rose and glass absent. Rubber stopper for the chamber present. These pipes were issued to aircrew of Bomber Command Circa 1942 / 43 WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion British Issue Goolie Chit. A very good and clean example of the Goolie Chit phase silk sheet. Showing a large Union Flag with text in various languages to aid shot down British airman. VGC. WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Map Compass Blade Packet North West Europe A scarce example of the packet issued to RAF aircrew operating over North West Europe to aid escape in the event of being shot down. Comprising: Waterproof packet Maps Only C/D. Silk double sided coloured map 43/c & 43/d Remains as originally folded. Miniature escape Compass Saw Blade in wax card cover (Blade now broken) Remains in good clean condition WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Silk Map Far East A good example, printed colour double sided. Showing maps Sheet G and H. VGC. WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Silk Map Western Europe A good double sided printed example, with Maps 43/G and 43/H. Countries include Poland, Romania, Croatia, Turkey, Greece etc. Small amount of ink staining not effecting the overall appearance GC two small holes. WW2 RAF Escape & Evasion Tissue Escape Map. A rare single sided example, showing a map H2 detail of North Africa, Spain and surrounding area. Gives details of borders roads etc. VGC. No Damage. Approx 23 x 15 inches. WW2 RAF Escape / SOE miniature brass telescope. A good very scarce example with good magnification for its size. 3 cm long when closed, 4.3 cm long with single drawer extended. Generally GC. Developed by the Special Operations Executive from the slightly larger escape and evasion version produced by MI9 for downed aircrew and other would be escapers. WW2 RAF Escape and Evasion compass buckle. A rare example of the pattern used on the battledress blouse. This with hidden compass needle. VGC. WW2 RAF Escape Cigarette Lighter. An extremely rare example of black metal. Made as a petrol lighter. The base plate with a reverse screw thread, revealing an escape pattern compass. VGC An example of this pattern of escape lighter is on display amongst the escape aids in the Royal Air Force Museum Hendon. WW2 RAF Escape Silk Map Northern France. A scarce single sided printed example, showing Northern France and the tip of the UK. Good clean condition. Near VGC. WW2 RAF Flight Engineers Brevet Badge A good unpadded example VGC WW2 RAF Flight Engineers Brevet. A very rare padded example, of the short lived FE brevet. This example retaining original canvas backing cloth and fitted with a pin for wearing. GC WW2 RAF Flight Engineers Suits Aircrew Battledress Blouse. A good clean example, with a padded Engineers brevet to the left breast and Pilot Officer rank lace to the shoulder strap. The interior with issue label Suits Aircrew Blouse a blurred stamped date believed to be 1945. Size 11. VGC. WW2 RAF Flying Clothing Card & Ephemera. This grouping of items were awarded to 742717 Flight Sergeant M.U. Sills, who qualified as a Pilot in 1940. Comprising: Flying Clothing Issue Card dated 1st May 1940. This giving full details of equipment issued. .... Group photograph October 1940. ... Several Leave passes whilst serving at RAF Feltwell. GC. WW2 RAF G Type Oxygen Mask This example fitted with microphone and wire & plug to attach to an internal loomed flying helmet. The rubber remains supple, but now with age damage to the edge. The edge still with leather lining. Retaining copper wire to the nose section, two retainers cracked. No split to the nose. Remains a good display item. WW2 RAF G Type Oxygen Mask Original Box, Instruction Sheet & Clip A very rare WW2 period G Type mask contained in in original cardboard box of issue. The mask remains in very good supple condition, the elasticated harness retaining rubber bands. To the nose original copper wire (now coloured black). The box with various issue labels, as photographed. The mask is accompanied by original instruction leaflet (part photograph) and flying helmet clip. VGC little age wear. WW2 RAF General Service Medal Clasp (S.E. Asia 1945-46) Group of Medals. This group was awarded to 2211568 Act Cpl S.J. Mcintyre RAF. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, War Medal, General Service Medal (Act Cpl RAF) Medals loose GC. WW2 RAF Great Britain Nationality Title. A rare example of the pattern worn by RAF personal serving in Canada. GC Has been worn WW2 RAF India General Service Medal Group of Three. Awarded to "543863 AC1 K.Fritchley RAF". Comprising: India General Service Medal clasp "North West Frontier 1937-39", Defence Medal, War Medal. Medal loose GC. ..... Accompanied by WW2 medal forwarding box addressed to Cpl Fritchley RAF Boscombe Down. .... Also a small snap shot photograph showing Fritchley wearing RAF uniform WW2 RAF Indian Middle East / Theatre Made Pilots Wings. A good pair, retaining brown paper backing, this with price of 1/8 VGC. WW2 RAF Irvin aircrew issue flying jacket. A good mid war four panel back example, with short fur. Retaining all original zips, one arm zip puller is broken, but present no damage to the teeth. Belt is present. The interior retains original issue label indicating Size 3 Breast 45 inches. The overall condition is good and clean with no major damage. Stitching faults to the belt loop, easy to restitch. WW2 RAF issue Aircrew Escape Whistle. A good plated example, with clear AM issue stamp. Complete with original ring. GC some service wear This pattern of whistle was worn by both RAF aircrew and members of the 8th Air Force operating over Europe. WW2 RAF issue Aircrew Escape Whistle. A good plated example, with clear AM issue stamp. Complete with original ring. GC some service wear This pattern of whistle was worn by both RAF aircrew and members of the 8th Air Force operating over Europe. WW2 RAF issue Aircrew Escape Whistle. A good plated example, with clear AM issue stamp. Complete with original ring. GC some service wear This pattern of whistle was worn by both RAF aircrew and members of the 8th Air Force operating over Europe. WW2 RAF issue Aircrew Escape Whistle. A good plated example, with clear AM issue stamp. Complete with original ring. GC some service wear and now with a chain. This pattern of whistle was worn by both RAF aircrew and members of the 8th Air Force operating over Europe. WW2 RAF July 1941 Propaganda leaflet A rare four sided example. Remains in good clean condition little age wear. GC. WW2 RAF K Type Dingy Bellows. A good pair of the rubber bellows issued with the one man fighter aircraft K Type Dingy. GC. WW2 RAF K Type Dingy Paddles. A good pair of the pattern issued with the one man Fighter aircraft K type dingy. GC. WW2 RAF Khaki Backed Pilot Wings. A scarce padded pair, embroidered onto khaki ground. Retaining original canvas backing. This pattern was worn by Army Officer's and Ranks who had served with the RFC, RNAS, RAF and had qualified as pilots. Commonly worn by Home Guard Members. WW2 RAF Khaki Drill LAC Badges. A matching set of four KD RAF sleeve badges. Comprising Pair of Shoulder Eagles and Pair of Leading Aircraftman Propellors. Some service and age wear. WW2 RAF Luftpost August 1941 No. 14 Propaganda leaflet A rare double sided example. Remains in good clean condition little age wear. GC. WW2 RAF Mid War Irvin Flying Jacket. A superb example of a mid war example, with a main four panel back, with two small lower panels. Complete with original working Lightning zips. The jacket retains a very good colour and remains in very good condition, leather supple. Small damage to back near collar see photograph. Also minor seam stitching fault under collar. Near VGC. Sold as a Historical Collectors item only WW2 RAF Middle East Observer\'s Brevet Wing Badge. A very good padded example, with pin fitting to the reverse indicating worn for service middle or Far East. VGC WW2 RAF miniature Escape compass A scarce 15 mm glazed example designed for concealment. Good working order. WW2 RAF Miniature Escape Compass. A good example of the standard pattern found in the Escape Pack and Map packet. GC WW2 RAF Miniature Pilots Wings Worn by Foreign Nationals. A rare padded pair of the pattern worn by the Free Foreign National Air Force Pilots flying with the RAF. WW2 RAF MK VI Flying Goggles Polaroid & Original Box. A rare pair, retaining black elasticated strap. One side lens with stores number and "Polaroid". Complete with original green issue card box. The interior with instructions. Slight delamination, otherwise GC. The box with details indicated packed at 23 MU. WW2 RAF MKIV Aircrew Issue Flying Goggles. A good untouched pair retaining original polarized flip shield. Complete with original strap with AM issue stamps. Overall GC usual service and age wear. Flip shield distorted. WW2 RAF MKIVB Flying Goggles The goggles are with dark brown painted frames with angled lenses. Central adjusting bar, with screw nut. Side fabric covered wire loops with elasticated and leather headband. Minor damage to one loop, see photograph and please note leather nose bridge absent, padded has hardened. Some service wear. GC. WW2 RAF MKIVB Flying Goggles. A very good clean pair, retaining nearly all of the orginal brown painted finish. Complete with original nose piece and strap. The leather with clear issue stamps. Near VGC Retaining original rubber pads these now hard WW2 RAF MKVI Flying Goggles Box. A rare good example, of the green box for the MKVI Polaroid Flying Spectacles. Complete with instruction leaflet. Minor age wear GC. WW2 RAF MKVIa Flying Goggles. A rare pair, retaining black elasticated strap. One side lens with stores number and \"Crookes B2\". Complete with padding to the nose. GC. WW2 RAF MKVII Flying Goggles Flip Shield. A very good example, retaining blue steel attachment clip. Now slightly curved. GC. WW2 RAF MKVIII Flying Goggles. This pair fitted with clear glass lenses and original elasticated strap. This has now stretched and at some time stitched. Leather a little dry to parts, but remains supple. WW2 RAF MKVIII Flying Googles in original issue box A superb pair contained in original AM box of issue. Complete with tinted lenses, and December 1941 dated cleaning kit. Goggles VGC, box with a small amount of age wear WW2 RAF Navigator's Course Speed Calculator. A good cased clean example. Complete with AM issue stamps and both calculator and case with issue code for 1939. WW2 RAF Navigators Brevet Badge A good flat example. GC. WW2 RAF Navigators Uniform Badges. A good set comprising: Padded Navigators brevet, medal ribbon bar, 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, with rosette, Defence Medal, War Medal. RAF gilt metal eagle, with two screw posts and nuts. Overall GC brevet has been worn. WW2 RAF Navigator\'s Brevet Badge A good flat example. GC. WW2 RAF Navigator\'s brevet. A good flat embroidered example removed from uniform. Slight service wear. WW2 RAF Navigator\'s Divider / Compass This example with clear Crowned AM stamp. Contained in original wooden case. This with a label indicating in later life used by an ATC Cadet. VGC WW2 RAF Newfoundland Other Ranks Nationality Shoulder Title A good original example GC WW2 RAF Night Training Goggles. A good clean pair fitted with clear lenses and original elasticated strap. VGC. WW2 RAF North West Europe Silk Escape Map. A good colour double sided printed example. One side Shows Croatia, Hungary Slovakia German Italy Switzerland. Map F. The other side Belgium and Germany Map D. GC. WW2 RAF Notes on the German Me109 Fighter Aircraft. An interesting selection taken from a large note book giving details of the German aircraft These show a shot down ME109, an example in RAF markings and details of the cockpit layout and radio. GC. 8 photographs and a key. These photographs are official AM images and came from the estate of an Official RAF Artist and used for training manuals etc. WW2 RAF November 1942 Propaganda leaflet A rare double sided example. Remains in good clean condition little age wear. GC. WW2 RAF Observer's Battledress & Aircrew Whistle A good and rare example worn by a Navigation Leader, Flight Lieutenant. Retaining original Flight Lieutenant rank and padded Observer brevet. The interior with issue label. The battlesdress is complete with the chrome plated aircrew issue whistle. The blouse has been worn with service wear, this conducive with the wear to the plating of the whistle. GC. The rank and brevet, would indicate that the blouse was worn by a section leader, Navigation Leader on a Squadron. These men usually had complete a Tour of Ops, prior to the appointment. The blouse with good service wear. WW2 RAF Observers Brevet A good clean flat example. VGC. WW2 RAF Observers Brevet Badge and Medal Ribbon Bar. A good early WW2 example of the flat Observer brevet. ... Accompanied by a uniform medal ribbon bar of the 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. GC have been worn. WW2 RAF Observers Brevet. A Good Early WW2 padded example with original canvas backing cloth. GC WW2 RAF Observer’s Brevet A good padded example. Slight service wear WW2 RAF Officer's Bullion Cap Badge. A good worn example, with wear to the high points GC. WW2 RAF Officer's Cap Badge. A good period example. Retaining original black cloth backing. Small moth hole under the eagle's head, otherwise GC. WW2 RAF Officers Bullion Cap Badge and Band. A good example, retaining original mohair cap band GC. WW2 RAF Officers Bullion Cap Badge. A good clean example. GC WW2 RAF Officers Cap Badge. A good bullion example. Has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Officers Field Service Side Cap. A very good tailored example, complete with gilt cap badge and buttons. the lining with tailors label of J.S. Wilson. Two very small moth holes otherwise near VGC. WW2 RAF Officers Servicedress Pilots Tunic. A good tailored example worn by a Flight Lieutenant Pilot. This example is possibly an early WW2 example, with a large number of interior pockets, including field dressing pocket. Tailored in England and retailed in South Africa. To the left breast a good pair of padded Pilot Wings. Two pocket and one large button absent Overall GC some age wear and small moth nips. Tunics tailored with additional interior pockets to the lining, are usually pre Battledress flying tunics. WW2 RAF Officer\'s Bullion Cap Badge. A good padded example, has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Officer\'s Cap Badge on Cap Band. A good early war example, still attached to the hat band. GC. hat band is full length but cut at the back. WW2 RAF Officer\'s Cap Badge. A good padded bullion example GC. Clean condition. WW2 RAF Officer\'s Cap. An extremely good example of an RAF Officer\'s servicedress cap retaining original metal economy cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband bearing size label 7 1/8. Tailor\'s details to the cotton lining. VGC. WW2 RAF Officer\'s Field Service Side Cap. A good example, of the regulation pattern, retaining two piece cap badge and brass buttons. The interior with red cotton lining. GC slight service wear. WW2 RAF Official Duties Pair Cloth Badges. A good uncut, one eagle discoloured. GC WW2 RAF Official JU88 Aircraft Recognition Aircraft This is a scarce official RAF early war example, wood with green painted finish. The underside stamped \"Ju88\". Overall condition good with some paint loss and flaking. See photographs. Wingspan 14 inches Length 11 inches (approx) WW2 RAF Original DFC., DFM, 1939/45 Star Medal Ribbon Bar A good example, which has been worn on a uniform. GC slight age wear. WW2 RAF Original Nickel Aerial Leaflet. A good example dated 4 March 1943 and dropped over French Towns and Cities by the RAF. Covering two sides. GC. WW2 RAF Original Nickel Aerial Leaflet. A good example dated 24 November 1942 and dropped over French Towns and Cities by the RAF. Covering two sides. GC. Some wear WW2 RAF Original Nickel Aerial Leaflet. A scarce example dropped over French Towns and Cities by the RAF giving details of the raid on the Renault factory. Covering two sides GC. WW2 RAF Other Ranks Side Cap with Economy Badge & Buttons. A good wartime example with matching black plastic buttons and cap badge. The interior with clear issue stamp and date 1945. GC. WW2 RAF Oxygen Mask Hose A good WW2 period example, with narrow rubber tube, complete with brass connecter and crocodile clip. Has been worn near VGC. This is the war time narrower hose, post war hose's slightly fatter. WW2 RAF Oxygen Mask Hose. This is the WW2 narrow pattern hose, but is in poor condition, as can be seen by the photographs. Complete with brass connector and crocodile clip. Sold as seen WW2 RAF padded Pilot Wings Slight moth nips WW2 RAF Pair Sergeant Chevrons A good pair as worn, woven onto dark blue backing. GC WW2 RAF Pathfinder Mosquito Navigator's Attributed Flying Helmet. An extremely rare attributed flying helmet worn by Flight Lieutenant Eric Shipley DFC who completed 31 Pathfinder operations with 139 & 142 Mosquito Squadrons. Comprising: 1st type C type Flying Helmet, with brass studs and fitted with external wiring loom. To the inside clear ink name "F/Lt E Shipley ES". The helmet leather is good and supple, retaining a good colour. ... Complete with G type oxygen mask this with heavy age wear and damage to the nose. (hose attachment thread absent). The elastic to the harness remains good. The combination makes a very good display item as can be seen by the photographs.... Accompanied by an envelope and contents addressed to then Sgt Shipley, while a POW of the Vichy French. in 1942. .... 139 Squadron Tie. Flight Lieutenant Eric Shipley was a pre war member of the RAFVR and was posted to 107 Squadron as a Navigator, flying his first operation to Ostend on the 8th September 1940. In November 1940 he volunteered for service in Greece. On route a stop over was planed at Malta to drop off supplies, on the final stage his aircraft was attacked and he was forced to bail out and was then taken POW by the Vichy French. After several escape attempts he was released by the advancing armies in North Africa. He returned to operations with 139 Pathfinder Squadron in May 1943 and whent on to complete 31 ops and in 1944 was awarded the DFC. After a short rest period he returned to ops with 142 Squadron completing a further 5 trips, including the last Bomber Command Operation over Europe to Kiel on the 2nd May 1945. It is safe to say, that these ops were flown wearing this flying helmet. In the post war years he wrote a history of 139 Squadron. Flt/Lt Shipley's Medal group was sold by Spink & Sons in 2010. The catalogue description confirms that this flying helmet and items were included. See Flt Shipley's MKVII Flying Goggles. Also listed WW2 RAF Pathfinder Mosquito Navigator's Attributed MK VII Flying Goggles. A very good pair of the 1st type MKVII goggles worn by Flight Lieutenant Eric Shipley DFC who completed 31 Pathfinder operations with 139 & 142 Mosquito Squadrons. The goggles retain original leather strap and 99% of original blue painted finish. The interior with leather pads, bearing clear ink name "F/Lt E Shipley" VGC. . Flight Lieutenant Eric Shipley was awarded the DFC in 1944 for completing 31 Pathfinder Operations with 139 Squadron. See his flying helmet for full biographical details. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube & Crocodile Clip. A good clean example, retaining brass connector this with issue stamps. Complete with clip fitting. VGC rubber supple. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube & Crocodile Clip. A good clean example, retaining brass connector this with issue stamps. Complete with clip fitting. VGC rubber supple. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube & Crocodile Clip. A good clean example, retaining brass connector this with issue stamps. Complete with clip fitting. VGC rubber supple WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube & Crocodile Clip. A good clean example, retaining brass connector this with Crowned AM issue stamps. Complete with clip fitting. VGC rubber supple WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube & Crocodile Clip. A very good clean example, retaining brass connector Complete with clip fitting. VGC rubber supple WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Oxygen Tube. A very good clean example, retaining brass connector this with clear AM issue stamps VGC rubber supple. Suitable for use with the G Type Oxygen mask. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Spectacles No.3 Sun Glasses A good unissued pair with tinted lenses, wrap around side frames and retaining leather side panels. Complete with issue tin. Unissued condition, some delamination to the lenses. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Spectacles No.3 Sun Glasses A good unissued pair with tinted lenses, wrap around side frames and retaining leather side panels. Complete with issue tin. Unissued condition, some delamination to the lenses. WW2 RAF Pattern Aircrew Spectacles No.3 Sun Glasses A good pair with tinted lenses, wrap around side frames and retaining leather side panels. Complete with issue tin. Near Unissued condition, No delamination to the lenses. WW2 RAF Pattern C Type Flying Helmet Size 4. A good unissued example of a size 4 helmet representing the largest size. This is the second pattern with provision for an internal wiring loom and elasticated chin strap. leather with no scuffs a good colour and supple. the rubber ear pieces again remain supple. One goggle strap stud is detached, but both sections are present. Some storage wear to some metal furniture not effecting the overall appearance. WW2 RAF Physical Training Instructor?s cloth arm badge. A rare cloth example of the pattern normally found in brass. Retaining original backing cloth. One small nick at 12 o'clock otherwise VGC WW2 RAF Pilot Wings. A good flat pair of 1943 pattern. Flat and the style worn on the battledress blouse. Removed from blouse WW2 RAF pilot's wing A good padded pair, retaining original canvas backing, this with three press studs. Near VGC. WW2 RAF Pilot's Wings A good pair of padded pilots wings, sometimes refered to as the 1943 pattern. Retaining black cloth backing. Near VGC WW2 RAF Pilot's Wings of pattern commonly worn on battle dress A good flat pair. GC have been worn. WW2 RAF Pilot's Wings. A good flat pair, have been worn, small amount of ware. GC WW2 RAF Pilots Aircrew C Type Flying Helmet and G Type Mask Combination. A superb example representing the flying helmet combination worn by RAF aircrew 1943 to the end of the war. Comprising: C Type Flying Helmet, second pattern size 4 (Largest issue size). The helmet complete with internal wiring loom and velvet band to the interior. .... G Type Oxygen mask in near unissued condition. Rubber supple with no cracks, retaining copper nose wire and rubber bands to the elasticated straps. Fitted with mike and rubber hose. The hose again in superb condition and retaining spring clip. Overall Very Good Clean Condition. WW2 RAF Pilots Battldress Uniform. A rare matching set worn by Flying Officer Molloy. Comprising: Blouse with Flying Officer rank lace and flat Pilot Wings. Under the collar can be found the pilots original lucky charm medal. The interior retaining original early issue label Aircrew Blouse Size 9 1942. Trousers tailored with one small front pocket with flap and two flap pockets to the rear. This again with ink name. This is a good matching pair as worn, some service wear, very little or no moth. A superb display item WW2 RAF Pilots Battledress Blouse. An example of the War Service Blouse, this example with Flight Lieutenant rank lace and padded pilots wings. Retaining issue label with faint date 1943 or 1945. Overall GC some service wear and moth holes to the elbows. WW2 RAF Pilots Home Guard Cloth Wings and Medal Ribbons. This fragment of uniform was probably cut from a Home Guard Battledress blouse. GC Clean condition. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings and Leather Name Tag. A padded pair of Pilots wings with heavy wear. Accompanied by a short brown leather, this with faint ink name WILT?. It was common for RAF aircrew to have a small brown leather tag sew above the right pocket of the battledress blouse. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings Canadian Made. A good padded pair of the style made in Canada and awarded to RAF pilots of the Empire Training Scheme. Retaining black cloth backing (part detached) GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good padded pair of the type sometimes known to as the 1943 pattern. Retaining black backing cloth GC Removed from a uniform WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good pair of flat pilots wings. Have been worn GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining original black paper backing GC Have been worn. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, possibly theatre made, as a slight variation on the standard pattern. Retaining black paper backing. Have been worn with some service wear. GC WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A classic shaped WW2 padded pair of wings. Retaining original black canvas backing. VGC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good padded pair with original backing cloth. GC WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A used pair of flat pilots wings, sometimes referred to as the 1943 pattern. Moth damage to edges. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining black wax cotton backing. GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A very good clean padded pair, sometimes refered to as the 1943 pattern. retaining original backing cloth. VGC. Have been worn. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good worn flat pair. GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good worn padded pair retaining original black backing cloth. GC wear to one wing. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good flat pair, have been worn GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A good pair of padded Pilots wings, still attached to a uniform fragment. GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. A very good flat pair, have been worn GC. WW2 RAF Pilots Wings. Canadian Made. An original flat pair of wings GC Have been worn. The construction and style of this pair would indicate they were made in Canada. WW2 RAF Plastic Economy Cap Badge. This example with makers details of A Stanley & Sons Walsall and retaining both blades. GC. WW2 RAF POW Stalag Luft 1 ID Tag. A very rare Stalag Luft 1 example with clear stamping and number 1124. GC. WW2 RAF Printed KD Wireless Operatoes Printed Trade Badge A scarce printed red on KD cloth. Unissued VGC. WW2 RAF Printed KD Wireless Operatoes Printed Trade Badge A scarce printed red on KD cloth. Has been worn GC. WW2 RAF Radio Oberver Aircrew Brevet. A scarce padded example, retaining original canvas backing material. VGC This brevet was introduced in 1941 and was worn by Radio Observers, who were trained Airborne Radar Operators. The brevet was unpopular, as shot down aircrew with this badge received extra, and often more brutal interrogation from the Gestapo. smr WW2 RAF RCAF Style Bomb Aimer\'s Brevet Badge. A scarce an unusual example, modelled on the RCAF pattern. This brevet with RAF embroidered to the base of the wreath. Padded with canvas backing cloth. Small moth nip at the 6 o\'clock position. WW2 RAF RCAF Unusual Wireless Operator Air Gunner?s brevet. This example is modeled on the RCAF pattern, but is without lettering to the base of the wreath. Padded with original white backing cloth. Near VGC Lettering does not appear to have been stitched WW2 RAF Regiment North West Europe Medal Group & Badges. This group is attributed to 1530856 LAC J Clarke. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. These in box of issue with typed slip. ... Pair of embroidered RAF Regiment Titles, Pair of LAC propeller badges. Uniform medal bar of F&G Star & Defence Medal. Overall GC. The address on the box is St Neots Hunts. The typed slip does not confirm the issue of the 1939/45 Star. WW2 RAF Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A scarce printed example VGC WW2 RAF Regiment Printed Shoulder Title. A rare unused example VGC WW2 RAF Rhodesia Officer's Nationality Title A good example VGC WW2 RAF Royal Air Force Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 RAF Sidcot Flying Suit Collar A good example of soft light brown wool. With printed issue stamps. GC. WW2 RAF Sidcot Flying Suit Collar A good example of soft dark brown wool. With printed issue stamps. VGC WW2 RAF Sidcot Flying Suit Collar A good example of soft light brown wool. With printed issue stamps. VGC WW2 RAF side cap with badge. A good example with plastic RAF buttons to the front, cast brass RAF badge on left side. Medium size WW2 RAF Signaller's Brevet A good padded example, with canvas backing cloth. VGC. WW2 RAF Signaller\'s Brevet A flat example, has been worn, some age wear. WW2 RAF Silk Aircrew Escape Map of Southern France. A very good two sided printed example. These maps being H2 and D/H2. WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map Cyrenaica. This is a double sided example showing North Africa Tobruk and Create to one side and area of Tripoli to the other. Some staining GC. WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map Italy J3/J4 A good double sided example, showing Italy. Remains in good clean condition. WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map of North France & Holland. A good colour printed single sided example. Unissued condition, but creased. WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map of Scandinavia. A scarce colour double sided example. Titled Scandinavia and the Baltic, one side shows Top half, the other Lower half. Shows bounderies as of the 1st April 1940. VGC. WW2 RAF Silk Escape Map Southern France Spain & Portugal A very rare example. Colour printed double sided silk map 43/k West and 43/K East. This shows South West France, Northern Spain and Northern Portugal. Gives details of northern limit of forbidden zone and southern line of demarcation. Good clean condition GC. WW2 RAF South Africa embroidered shoulder title. A scarce example. VGC WW2 RAF Southern France Silk Escape Map This is a single sided colour printed example showing Map D of Southern France. Has been heavily creased otherwise GC. WW2 RAF Special Duties Squadron Bomb Aimer\'s Log Book, Medals & Ephemera. See the Aviation Section to buy and for the full details of this Log Book grouping. WW2 RAF Special Duties Squadron Bomb Aimer\'s Log Book, Medals & Ephemera. A rare grouping of items recording the RAF operational career of Flying Officer J. Williams Air Bomber who completed 33 operations with 4 Group Bomber Command. Comprising: Medal Group 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, France & Germany clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal, mounted as worn. .... Operational flying log book covering the period June 1942 to 22nd January 1945. (GC damage to spine). .... Flying Clothing issue booklet. .... Biographical details. .... Bomb Aimers Brevet. .... Officer Cap Badge. .... RAF Escape & Evasion photograph. .... plus other items. Flying Officer J Williams was a pre war regular having joined the RAF in 1935. At the outbreak of WW2 he was rated as an airframe fitter and was recommended to undertake Pilot training. In October 1941 he was selected for Pilot Training, but was remustered as a Bomb Aimer. After training he was posted to 102 Squadron 4 Group flying the Halifax bomber and flew his first Op to Nuremburg on the 27th August 1943. a flight of nearly 8 hours. During September he flew 4 trips and was then posted to 76 Squadron flying with Wing Commander Iverson DSO, DFC & Bar. he flew on the D Day operations and remained with the Squadron flying with the \"Winco\" until September 1944 with a brief posting to 77 Squadron before joining the newly reformed 462 Squadron. Continuing operational bombing raids, this squadron was converted to a Special Duties Squadron joining 100 group as a radio countermeasures unit, drawing German fighters away from the main bomber formations. He flew five trips in this role the last being on the 22nd January 1945 when he completed his operational tour. He was discharged from the RAF on the 17th June 1946 WW2 RAF Spitfire Pilot Casualty Group of Medals This group was awarded to Flight Lieutenant John Bernard Locke Jones of 241 Spitfire Squadron who was Killed in Action on the 9th June 1944. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Air Ministry Forwarding Condolence Slip with typed name Flight Lieutenant J.B.L. Jones. Small list indicating medals awarded. All contained in Air Ministry forwarding box addressed to Mrs L.H. Hemmings of Hythe Kent. ... The group is accompanied by a British War Medal & Victory Medal awarded to 168001 Pnr H.R. Hemmings RE. GC. Flight Lieutenant John Bernard Locke Jones, on the 9th June 1944 was detailed to lead a section and ground attack operation, whilst attacking targets, he was hit by an 88mm shell and on the return flight his aircraft was seen to hit the ground and explode. He now rests in the Bolsena War Cemetery. The medal slip indicates the award of a clasp to the Africa Star. WW2 RAF Spitfire Pilots Grouping of Uniform, Flying Helmet, Log Books, Photographs etc. A very rare grouping of items appertaining to Warrant Officer K.F. Carter who flew in the Middle East, Spitfires, Mustang, Hurricanes, etc. Comprising: 1st Pattern C Type Flying Helmet with exterior wiring loom fitted. This early example with double three stud fitting for oxygen mask. Ink name to the interior Size 3. One small rip, otherwise leather very supple. RAF service dress uniform. the jacket with Pilot Wings Warrant Officer rank to the cuffs. Complete with trousers (clean condition) RAF Officers Side Cap, complete with badge (moth damage) Two pilots logs book, these record flights from April 1942 until November 1944. Photograph Album (Training in South Africa), plus a large number of loose snap shot photographs, Spitfires etc. Service & Release Book plus other paperwork. Overall GC. Warrant Officer Kenneth Frederick Carter enlisted on the 21st July 1941. After volunteering for Pilot training he was posted to South Africa in April 1942. Gaining his wings in June 1943 he was posted to North Africa to No.1 C & C Unit (Check & Conversion ) and flew Spitfire and Hurricane fighters. In July 1943 he was posted to a Aircraft Delivery Unit, here he also flew Mustang and Kittyhawk fighters, DC3 and later Wellington Bombers as Second Pilot. His final entry being on the 10th November 1944 the logs recording 861 hours flying. He was discharged in June 1946. WW2 RAF Stirling Bomber Emergency Drill Sheets. An interesting selection giving the orders and instructions for each crew member for Parachute Drill. .... Dingy Drill etc. Ink printing faint in parts, some water damage. WW2 RAF Superb Battle of Britain Period 1939 Issue Irvin Flying Jacket. This is a Classic Battle of Britain example, with single seam two panel back. Fitted with Dot zips to the arms and front, all in working order. The interior with short fur and retaining original issue label Size 42 with issue code for 1939. Retains most of the original colour finish to the leather. Near VGC minor wear, leather supple. WW2 RAF Transport Command scarce chrome and blue enamel cap badge circa 1943-45 by by Scully of Montreal A good example on screw posts. Enamel slightly defective. WW2 RAF Trench Art Spitfire Tiepin. A good workshop example, with a wingspan of 2 1/2 inches. GC. WW2 RAF Trench Art Bomb Cigarette Lighter . A superb and rare lighter modeled as an aircraft bomb. Made of brass with a white metal point. 3 inches long. GC. WW2 RAF Trench Art Spitfire This good quality piece of trench art depicts a brass Spitfire diving, mounted onto a laminated wooden plinth. GC. Height 9 inches. WW2 RAF Trench Art Wellington Bomber A very good example, depicting a Wellington Bomber flying over an engraved ally ashtray. The aircraft retains its bright original finish. Height 4 1/2 inches Full depth 7 inches. WW2 RAF Unusual Black & White Printed Shoulder Eagles. This pair are printed with a white eagle, normal to find this in blue. Have been worn as a pair. Good Condition WW2 RAF Unusual Navigator\'s Brevet. A good padded example, retaining canvas backing (this loose). GC. This brevet is probably Canadian made issue to a Navigator trained as part of the Empire Training scheme. WW2 RAF Unusual Observer's Brevet. A good pre WW2 early WW2 period padded example. GC. WW2 RAF Unusual Shape Navigators Brevet. A flat example. GC WW2 RAF Unusual shaped Bomb Aimer\'s Brevet. A good padded example, retaining original canvas backing VGC WW2 RAF Unusual shaped Engineers Brevet. A good unpadded example with trances of a newspaper backing. VGC WW2 RAF US Air Force Pilots Wings and Certificate. A scarce combination. The certificate was awarded to LAC David C V Smith RAF on gaining his silver pilot wings on the 16th May 1942. The wings are embossed Sterling to the reverse and complete with pin fitting. GC. Promoted to the rank of Flying Officer in December 1943. WW2 RAF WAAF Bristol Red Cross Medal Group. This group was awarded to Miss D.C.A. Cleave, who served during WW2 with the WAAF and later was a volunteer with the Royal Red Cross. Comprising: Defence Medal, War Medal, Voluntary Medical Services Medal (Depicting the head of Florence Nightingale, Un-named plated example), Proficiency in Red Cross Medal (un-named). Medals loose GC. .... Accompanied by box of issue for WW2 medals addressed to \"Miss D.G.A. Cleave 2 Manor Road Bristol\". .... Box of issue foe VMSM, ink name Miss Cleave Red Cross. .... RAF Cap Badge. .... Dog Tags \"2065590 CE Cleave D\". ... Overall GC. WW2 RAF WAAF France National Great Coat. A rare example worn by a women French National serving with the WAAF. The great coat is of the issue pattern retaining issue label for 1942. Complete with each arm original insignia of a eagle France title and LAC rank badge. The interior is name label 2028029 Jones-Hirst. Minor age wear GC. WW2 RAF WAAF Medals & Ephemera. A good grouping of items appertaining to Acting Sergeant E.M. Johnson who served as a Radar Operator. Comprising: Defence & War Medal in forwarding box (Darlington Co. Durham). ... Service & Release Book. .... Personal ID Dog Tags. .... Booklet with the WAAF etc. A good complete grouping of items. Miss E.M. Johnson was born in 1923 enlisting into the WAAF in 1942. She is confirmed as serving as a RADAR Operator and later was re-employed as a clerk. She left the WAAF in 1946. WW2 RAF Warrant Officer Navigator Battledress Blouse. A good worn example retaining original insignia of Navigators brevet and rank to the cuffs. With the addition of medal ribbons 1939/45 Star, France & German Star, Defence Medal. The interior retains original issue Suits Aircrew, over stamped War Service 1943 Size 5. Minor wear GC clean condition. WW2 RAF Warrant Officer Rank Badges A good pair as worn, woven onto dark blue backing. Have been worn GC WW2 RAF West Indies Officer\'s Nationality Title. A very good example. WW2 RAF WOP/AG Medals Log Book Ephemera Etc. A collection of items appertaining to Warrant Officer William Charles Benjamin Kearns, who flew operationally in the closing stages of WW2. Comprising: medal Group 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal GC Medals loose. Log Book. This covers a period 2nd April 1943 until 1st September 1945. The last entry with the note \"No2 Engine hit by Flak\". .... RAF Service and Release Book. ... RAF ID Card. .... Original RAF Warrant dated 17th April 1946. .... Ephemera appertaining to his time with Imperial Airways and later BOAC. ... 2 x copies of WW2 photographs, plus other items. Overall GC. Warrant Officer William Charles Benjamin Kearns was born in 1922 and in 1936 he was accepted to work with Imperial Airways Ltd at Croydon. At the outbreak of the war he was still with the Company and now working a Shoreham Airport and he volunteered for service with the RAF in December 1941. He began his aircrew training as a WOP / AG at No 2 Radio School, converting to Wellington Bombers in October 1943. On completing of his training he was posted to the Middle East in March 1944 and served with 5 METS. During this period his log records a number of \"Target Illumination\" remarks. In June 1944 he was posted to India and flew with his regular Skipper with both 3 REU and 6 REU. He was posted to 99 Squadron operating the Liberator Bomber in April 1945 and flew his first operation a 13 hour round trip to Mergui to hit supply dumps on the 10th May 1945, with a further operation to Moulmein to bomb the docks on the 1st June 1945. This trip lasting nearly 12 hours. On this occasion the aircraft was hit by flak damaging number two engine. Returning to the UK he was demobbed in May 1946 and returned to work with BOAC. WW2 RAF, Army, Royal Navy, POW British Red Cross Parcel Box A good scarce clean example of the cardboard shoe box type with full lift off lid. The lid with coloured printing ?Prisoners Parcels British Red Cross & Order of St John War Organisation?. Packed in ?Birmingham?. Minor creasing. GC WW2 RAMC 21st Army Group GHQ Battledress Badges. A set of insignia as worn. Comprising: Printed RAMC Titles. .... Pair of printed 21st Army Group Formation Badges. ... Uncut Arm of Service Bar. Some wear WW2 RAMC 21st Army Group GHQ Battledress Badges. A set of insignia as worn. Comprising: Printed RAMC Titles. .... Pair of printed 21st Army Group Formation Badges. ... Uncut Arm of Service Bar. Some wear WW2 RAMC Royal Army Medical Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 RAOC Army Side Cap. This is an issue example possibly worn by an Officer of the RAOC. Fitted with original darkened OR issue cap Badge and bronzed buttons. Some service wear. WW2 RAOC Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 rare 206th Independent Infantry Brigade cloth formation sign. Black chess figure (King) printed on red square. Some service wear WW2 rare 4th Division Reconnaissance Regiment formation sign. Good example of black panther printed on a golden yellow / green diagonally divided rectangle. WW2 rare Army General Service Corps Escape Button. A very rare Army tunic button example purporting to be an ordinary tunic button. When the base section is unscrewed, it opens to reveal a concealed compass. Maker?s details of ?J.R. Gaunt & Son London? WW2 Rare Original Early Pattern Airborne Parachute Qualification Wings. A very good rare original example, of this much reproduced wing. The wings embroidered onto heavy felt backing cloth. Uncut. WW2 rare RAF Parachute Instructor\'s 1st pattern cloth badge. Light blue parachute in open laurel wreath embroidered on dark blue. Some moth damage but generally good condition. Introduced 7th May, 1943. Worn on the right sleeve. Superseded by brevet in 1945. WW2 RASC 1st Division Printed Cloth Div WW2 RASC Norway Medal of Freedom Medal Group & Certificate etc. A scarce grouping of items awarded to Sergeant Eric Arthur Langstone, MID. Comprising: Norway Liberation Medal in Box, with official certificate. Northern Command Mention in Despatch Certificate dated 27th June 1944, whilst serving with HQ 2 Corps. , Soldiers Pay Book etc. An interesting group of items. Award Confirmed LG 19th March 1948 WW2 RASC Personalized Soldiers War Booty Map Case. This is a most unusual example, made from a captured German Army Fur Back Pack. Personalized to the front by Private Cripps, giving details of where he served and with his personal Divisional badge of a full pint of beer. The interior retains original boards, one made from a cardboard US Ration pack. Has been used VGC. WW2 RASC Royal Army Service Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 RCAF Air Gunner Brevet Wing A good scarce padded example, retaining white cloth backing GC. WW2 RCAF Air Gunner Brevet Wing A good scarce padded example, retaining cloth backing GC. WW2 RCAF Bomb Aimer Brevet Wing A good scarce padded example GC. WW2 RCAF Bomb Aimers Brevet Wing. A good flat example, that remain attached to a fragment of an Officers Uniform cloth WW2 RCAF Casualty ID Bracelet and wristwatch. The silver ID bracelet is embossed with the RCAF Pilots wings and engraved R89348 J.A. Box Calabogie Ont. .. The gold plated wristwatch is signed Waltham to the face. The back engraved J.A. Box R 89348. The watch is A/F with crack to dial and glass. Warrant Officer John Alexander Box flew as a Flight Engineer with 434 Squadron. He was lost on operations of the night 31st August 1943. He now rests in Heverlee War Cemetery. WW2 RCAF Engineer Brevet Wing A good scarce padded example GC. WW2 RCAF Navigator Brevet Wing A good scarce padded example GC. WW2 RCAF Royal Canadian Air Force Pilots Wings. A very good padded pair, retaining original paper backing. Near VGC. Very good shape. WW2 RCAF Wireless Operator Air Gunner Brevet Wing A good and scarce padded example, that remains attached to a piece of Airmans uniform cloth. GC WW2 RCAF Wireless Operator Air Gunner Brevet Wing A good and scarce padded example, retaining white cloth backing. GC WW2 Reconnaissance Corps Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Reconnaissance Officer's OSD Cap Badge. A fine die-cast bronze example on loops. WW2 Reconnaissance Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 REME Printed Slip on Cloth Shoulder Titles Remain in near unissued condition, complete with ties. WW2 REME Territorial Army Group of Five Medals. Awarded to 2052298 Sjt R Birkbeck REME. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR), (Sjt REME). Medals loose GC. .... Accompanied by the forwarding card box lid giving the address as Lincoln. WW2 Rifle Brigade OR's white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on slider. WW2 Royal Air Force 1944 76 Squadron Distinguished Flying Medal. A good example awarded to ?1018088 Sgt F.A. Newton RAF?. Mounted as originally worn as a single medal. GC. Sergeant Ferris Arthur Newton was born in 1912 and joined the Royal Air Force qualifying as a Flight Engineer, he was posted to 76 Squadron 4 Group operating the Handley Page Halifax Bomber in 1943. The recommendation for the DFM is: ?This N.C.O. has carried out 29 sorties as Flight Engineer and flown a total of 177 Operational hours. He has carried out attacks against many of the heaviest defended of targets including Berlin, two to Hamburg, two to Cologne and many to the Ruhr. The resourcefulness and cheerfulness, coupled with his outstanding ability with which he has carried out his duties has inspired confidence in his crew. He unconquerable spirit of determination to achieve his objective has always been of the highest order. It is considered that his tenacity of purpose, endurance and fine offensive spirit merits the award of the Distinguished Flying Medal?. Remarks of the Station Commander ?This NCO in the face of heavy odds has shown courage and coolness of a very high order. The completion of a successful operational tour, by his crew is a large measure due to his co-operation and devotion to duty. Recommended for the award of the DFM?. Sgt Newton died whilst living in Hull in 1985. WW2 Royal Air Force 1944 76 Squadron Distinguished Flying Medal. A good example awarded to ?1018088 Sgt F.A. Newton RAF?. Mounted as originally worn as a single medal. GC. Sergeant Ferris Arthur Newton was born in 1912 and joined the Royal Air Force qualifying as a Flight Engineer, he was posted to 76 Squadron 4 Group operating the Handley Page Halifax Bomber in 1943. The recommendation for the DFM is: ?This N.C.O. has carried out 29 sorties as Flight Engineer and flown a total of 177 Operational hours. He has carried out attacks against many of the heaviest defended of targets including Berlin, two to Hamburg, two to Cologne and many to the Ruhr. The resourcefulness and cheerfulness, coupled with his outstanding ability with which he has carried out his duties has inspired confidence in his crew. He unconquerable spirit of determination to achieve his objective has always been of the highest order. It is considered that his tenacity of purpose, endurance and fine offensive spirit merits the award of the Distinguished Flying Medal?. Remarks of the Station Commander ?This NCO in the face of heavy odds has shown courage and coolness of a very high order. The completion of a successful operational tour, by his crew is a large measure due to his co-operation and devotion to duty. Recommended for the award of the DFM?. Sgt Newton died whilst living in Hull in 1985. WW2 Royal Air Force cloth RAF Pilot's 'wings' A good padded example as issued for wear on battledress. Removed from uniform WW2 Royal Air Force Pilot Wings. A typical WW2 period padded pair retaining black backing cloth. Have been worn GC WW2 Royal Air Force RAF Middle East Pilot Wings. A good classic WW2 shape padded pilot wing. Retaining original black canvas backing. This pair retain an original pin fitting to the reverse and would indicate worn on a middle east or far east tunic. Slight moth nips to the edge, otherwise VGC. WW2 Royal Air Force RAF NCO's Pilot Wings. This pair of padded pilots wings, remain attached to a section of an Airman's tunic. Remain in Good Condition. WW2 Royal Air Force Wireless Operator Air Gunner?s brevet. A good padded example, retaining white canvas backing. VGC WW2 Royal Air Force Wireless Operator Air Gunner?s brevet. A good flat example, retaining white canvas backing cloth GC. WW2 Royal Armoured Corps Printed Shoulder Title. A good example. Now creased. GC. ... Accompanied by a second embroidered example. (2 items) GC WW2 Royal Armoured Corps Tanks Pistol Training Manual. A scarce 1940 edition, issued January 1942 RAC Military Training Pamphlet No35 for the .38 Pistol. VGC Original Edition. WW2 Royal Army Dental Corps cap badge circa 1946-52 by Firmin, London Good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Army Dental Corps formed by Royal Warrant on 4th January 1921. Granted the title Royal in 1946 resulting in a redesigned badge bearing the dragon?s head. WW2 Royal Army Ordnance Corps OSD bronze cap badge Good die-cast example on blades WW2 Royal Army Pay Corps Battledress Uniform Badges. A selection comprising: RAPC slip on cloth title. .... RAPC brass shoulder title. .... Blue & Yellow Diamond foramtion Badge. ... 3x Lance Corporal Chevrons. ... Cap Badge. WW2 Royal Army Pay Corps cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider WW2 Royal Army Service Corps Plastic Economy Cap Badge. An example by Stanley of Birmingham. Retaining both blades. WW2 Royal Army Service Corps Cap Badge. Complete with slider. GC. WW2 Royal Army Service Corps Officer\'s Peaked Forage Cap. A good clean example, retaining bronze OSD RASC cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband Some storage wear, otherwise GC Clean condition. This is a good size approx size 7. Please note sold as a historical collectors item only. WW2 Royal Artillery 30 Corps Officer?s Battledress Blouse A good tailored 1940 pattern Battledress blouse, complete with cloth printed ?Royal Artillery? shoulder titles, printed 30 Corps Badges and arm of service bars. To the shoulder straps Lieutenant rank Stars and the left breast medal ribbons of the 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star. The interior with issue label Size 7, WD Z code and faint date1945. overall GC small moth nips not effecting the overall appearance. 30 Corps lead the dash through Holland to Arnhem to relieve the British 1st Airborne Division. WW2 Royal Artillery Battle of Crete Territorial Medal POW Group. Awarded to 2049788 Gnr J.J. Barker RA. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal (contained in original box (Leighton Buzzard) with forwarding slip), Territorial Efficiency Medal (with forwarding box ink name). Accompanied by a Royal Artillery Cap Badge. GC. Gunner James John Barker was a native of Islinghton North London and joined the RA TA in 1938. He was serving with number 304 Company RA when he was captured at Sparkea Crete on the 1st June 1941. During his internment he was held at 5 POW camps and 3 work camps. His MI9 debrief is dated May 1945 WW2 Royal Artillery Drivers Medal Group and Paperwork. A good complete grouping of items appertaining to Thomas Kelly of Glasgow. Comprising: medal group 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. ..... Forwarding slip. Honourable Discharge Badge, in box with forwarding certificate. .... Pay books. .... Official form stating he has been removed from the Seriously ill list, following being wounded... etc. Driver Thomas Kelly was a pre war regular soldier joining the Royal Artillery in 1930, transferring to the Reserve in 1933 and was recalled in June 1939. He embarked with his unit to join the BEF in January 1940 and was evacuated on the 13th June 1940, serving in North Africa and Italy from April 1943 to August 1944. The certificate confirming he had been removed from the seriously ill list is dated 25th June 1944, following been wounded on the 30th May 1943 (official letter stating date included). He returned to the UK in August 1944 and was discharged on the 13th April 1945 as unfit for further service. WW2 ROYAL ARTILLERY embroidered shoulder title & 11 Armoured DiVision "charging bull" formation sign. Embroidered examples. (2 items) WW2 Royal Artillery formation sign. Good scarce red 13 printed on dark blue canvas diamond. WW2 Royal Artillery Lance-Bombadier\'s battledress insignia. Good selection removed from battledress : 3rd Infantry Division pair of felt formation signs, pair of chevrons, field gun and a printed ROYAL ARTILLERY shoulder title, WW2 Royal Artillery Officer\'s Rank Slides. A good aertex pair as worn by a Lieutenant with \"R.A\" embroidered on cloth title. WW2 Royal Artillery POW Escapers Group of Medals. Awarded to 884189 Sgt L.A. Cooper RA. who failed on his first escape attempt and was successful in escaping from Stalag IVF. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, France & Germany Star, War Medal, General Service Medal, clasp Palestine 1945-48, (BDR RA), Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, (EIIR), (Sgt RA). The medals are loose and have been lacquered, complete with original matching ribbons. The group is accompanied by the MI9 POW Debrief Sergeant Leslie Alan Cooper was a Signaller by trade and enlisted on the 1st May 1938. He was captured on the 28th June 1942 at Merza-Matruh and first imprisoned at Bari Italy. He made his first escape hidden in a water cart, aided by an Italian civilian, but was betrayed and recaptured. He was moved to Germany and while at Stalag IVF made a second attempt on the 23rd April 1945 which was successful. During his internment he undertook sabotage, filling locomotive bearings with sand at the place he was employed. The debrief was completed on the 12th May 1945 WW2 Royal Artillery Prisoner of War Dog Tag. The dog tag is stamped with the details Stalag 317 39756. Some Wear. Stalag 317 was also known as Stalag 18a. The POW number is that of 909935 Gunner John Robert McFarlane who enlisted in 1939 and re-enlisted into the Royal Artillery in 1947. WW2 Royal Artillery Territorial Officer\'s Battledress Uniform. A good clean untouched example worn by a Major of a Territorial unit. Comprising: Officer\'s service dress cap, tailored by Bates of London and complete with OSD R.A. Cap Badge. .... 1937 pattern Battledress Blouse (Canadian Made), retaining original cloth insignia, comprising: Printed Royal Artillery titles and Anti Aircraft Command formation badges. Also Major rank Crowns. The left breast with medal ribbons, including the Territorial Decoration with Bar. The interior with issue stamp for 1945 and size 13 (Height 5\'11\", chest 38-39\". .... 1937 pattern Battledress Trousers (Canadian made). These with belt loops, ankle buttons and tags also field dressing pocket. Issue stamp Size 12 1944. The blouse and trousers in very clean condition with no evidence of mothing. Some small moth nips, to felt interior of cap, exterior good clean condition. (3 items) WW2 Royal Artillery Tobruk Desert Rat Officers Territorial Group of Five Awarded to Lieutenant J Allen Royal Artillery. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVIR) (Lt RA). The last medal in box of issue and forwarding letter (dated 1980). The group is accompanied by Miniature Medal Group mounted as worn. .... a "Rats of Tobruk " numbered Members Badge.... TA lapel badge. ... Silver ARP Badge. Overall Near VGC At the time of issue of the TEM Lt Allen was living in Long Ditton Surrey. WW2 Royal Australian Air Force blackened cap badge. Good die-cast issue on loops WW2 Royal Australian Air Force Pilots Wings A good flat pair of RAAF Pilots Wings GC. WW2 Royal Australian Air Force RAAF Signaller's Brevet A good padded example, retaining black paper backing cloth GC Has been worn WW2 Royal Berkshire Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Royal Berkshire Regiment cap badge A good die-stamped brass example on slider of typical WW2 manufacture WW2 Royal Berkshire Regiment POW General Service Medal. This example was awarded to 5334039 Pte W. Morris R. Berks R. GC. Private Morris is confirmed on the GSM Palestine Roll. He would have been serving with the 1st Bn which embarked as part of the BEF in 1940. The Battalion was sacrificed when ordered to defend the Dunkirk perimeter, most of the men being taken POW. WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force Bomb Aimer Brevet. A good padded example retaining heavy canvas backing cloth. VGC WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force Operational Tour Wing with additional bar. Silver-gilt example by Birks, reverse stamped ?Sterling?. Two screw posts to reverse (one still retaining nut). Gilt polished to silver otherwise good condition Authorised in 1943 for RCAF aircrew who performed meritorious operational service and completed a tour of duty. WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force Operational Tour Wing with additional Second Tour bar. A good Silver-gilt example by Birks, reverse stamped ?Sterling?. Two screw posts to reverse, retaining original backing plate and two screw nuts. GC Authorised in 1943 for RCAF aircrew who performed meritorious operational service and completed a tour of duty. WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force Other Rank\'s Side Cap. A good unissued example, retaining RCAF buttons. The interior with 1944 issue stamp. GC. ... Accompanied by an original unissued RCAF Cap Badge. WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force rare Chaplain?s cap badge. A very rare example. Fresh silvered and gilt winged Maltese cross device with RCAF to centre, set on black wool padded oval surmounted by a bullion Crown. VGC WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force rare Chaplain?s cap badge. A very rare example. Fresh silvered and gilt winged Maltese cross device with RCAF to centre, set on black wool padded oval surmounted by a bullion Crown. VGC WW2 Royal Canadian Arir Force Wireless Air Gunner (W.AG) brevet. A good padded example. White and red embroidered crown, brown laurel wreath, white letter and wing. Small moth nip below 'A' of RCAF. WW2 Royal Canadian Army Service Corps 2nd Division formation sign. Yellow RCASC printed on blue canvas rectangle WW2 Royal Canadian Artillery clip-on shoulder title. Black R.C.A. embroidered on khaki rectangle. twotatpes to reverse WW2 Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps 1st Division formation sign. Yellow RCOC embroidered onto 4th Canadian Armoured Division red felt rectangle WW2 Royal Corps of Signals Cap Badge by Sharman, Aligarh UP A theatre made cast brass example on slider. WW2 Royal Corps of Signals Cap Badge. A good die stamped example on slider. WW2 Royal Corps of Signals Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Royal Corps of Signals Cap Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Royal Engineers Lieutenant KD Rank Slides. A good used pair GC. WW2 Royal Engineers Badges. Comprising: GVIR Cap Badge with slider. .... Pair of printed shoulder titles. Have been worn WW2 Royal Engineers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldier's war booty tin WW2 Royal Engineers Economy Plastic Cap Badge. A good example retaining both b rass blades and maker's details of A Stanley & Sons Birmingham. WW2 Royal Engineers GVIR Cap badge A Good example retaining slider WW2 Royal Engineers North Africa / Italy Lieutenant's Rank Slides. A good matching pair. A little service wear. WW2 Royal Engineers Officers Cap. A good worn example of the Regulation pattern. Complete with OSD Bronze cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband, this with some stitching faults. The exterior remains good, the interior with service wear. WW2 Royal Engineers Officer\'s Side Cap. A good example complete with OSD cap badge (Blades) and bronze General Service Buttons. The exterior in good clean condition, the interior with some service wear. GC. WW2 Royal Engineers Printed Badges etc Embroidered panel bearing pair of printed titles, pair of Transport Training Centre RE (Longmoor) printed formation signs, rank stars, service chevrons, nullion blazer badge WW2 Royal Engineers Railway Engineering Manual. A scarce 1943 edition, with various illustrations. GC. WW2 Royal Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider. Provenance Soldier's war booty tin WW2 Royal Fusiliers Officers Cap. A good clean example of the Regulation pattern. Complete with OSD Bronze cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband. GC. WW2 Royal Fusiliers Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example WW2 Royal Irish Fusilers 78th Division shoulde side worn in Italy Good example with two tapes to reverse of KD material WW2 Royal Irish Fusiliers rare Two Part Plastic Cap Badge A fine example retaining blades to both parts. (KK 2260) WW2 Royal Marine 1944 dated beret. A fine large size, dark blue woollen, leather bound example by Supak Manufacturing Co Ld. The lining stamped with the WD 'Broard Arrow' in white, size 7⅛ and maker's details.Red 'tombstone patch to front with brass RM badge (Globe a little polished). Minor service wear. WW2 Royal Marine Commando 1945 Green Beret. A very good example, tailored by Kangol Wear Limited 1945. Complete with brass RM Cap badge. Near unissued condition. WW2 Royal Marines dark blue plastic economy cap badge. A good example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall, details to the reverse. Complete with two blades. GC WW2 Royal Marines Royal Navy Compined Operations formation sign. A good \"tombstone\" shaped example. Red eagle, Tommy Gun and anchor embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. Some service wear. Designed in 1942 by Lieutenant D.A. Grant RNVR. WW2 Royal Naval Patrol Service Minesweeping Anti Submarine badge Good scarce original wartime official second issue sew on unmarked silver uniform sleeve badge impressed with the artist\'s initials \'KG\' (George Kruger Gray) to the obverse, the reverse with registration number in relief \'Rd.837751\'. Privately fitted with loops WW2 Royal Navy 1943 Ship Recognition Book. This being an official 1943 publication showing details of German, Italian, American war & merchant ships etc. Original hard cover GC. WW2 Royal Navy Attributed Group of Medals. Attributed to Petty Officer Hugh Dobson who served as a steward onboard HMS Apollo and HMS Vindex. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Pacific Star, France & Germany Star, War Medal. .... Two small ID Cards naming ships. .... Selection of photographs. HMS Apollo was an Abdiel-class minelayer launched in 1943. HMS Vindex was a Nairana-class escort carrier. WW2 Royal Navy Attributed Medal Group. This group is attributed to Mr. G.E. Sherwood, formally of Sandhurst Berkshire. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Clasp (France & Germany), Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. The group is mounted as worn. ... Accompanied by an original photograph of a RN Seaman.... Silver Wesleyan Day School Sandhurst attendance medal. .... Also the original bill for the mounting of the medals dated 1997 by Glover & Riding of Aldershot. The medals are contained in a Glover & Riding box. WW2 Royal Navy Boxed Set of Four Medals. This group comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Contained in original card post box addressed to Mr G Smallwood of North Harrow Middlesex. Accompanied by forwarding slip for the medals, confirming 4 medals awarded. GC. WW2 Royal Navy Campaign Group of Medals Recipient from Surbiton Surrey A good WW2 campaign group attributed to D.M. Cussie. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, France & Germany Clasp, Africa Star, North Africa 1942-43, Italy Star, War Medal. Unworn and complete with original forwarding box. GC. WW2 Royal Navy Captain\'s naval peaked cap. A very good example tailored by Gieves, of the pattern worn by Captains and Commanders. Dark blue cloth with King\'s Crown bullion cap badge; the cloth peak ornamented with a row of gold embroidered oak leaves. Complete with chinstrap and leather sweatband. VGC WW2 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm 1940-48 ratings pilot?s wings. A scarce pair, blue embroidery onto white backing GC Clean condition It is believed that only about 150 Rating Pilots were awarded their wings. WW2 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm C Type Flying Helmet. A good worn example of the type. Complete with light tan coloured wiring loom and fitted with RCAF rubber cushions to the earphones. Also with provision for Gosport tubes. The interior is in good condition, with usual wear. The exterior leather stamped with a Crowned Anchor. Leather good, could do with a light feeding, untouched condition. WW2 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Observer?s bullion wing. A good padded example. Has been worn GC. WW2 Royal Navy Fleet Air Army bullion pilot?s wings. A good pair, with pin fitting to the reverse. Bullion fresh GC WW2 Royal Navy Long Service Group of Seven Medals. Awarded to JX 161606 J H Ling CPO HMS Dartmouth. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, clasp "France & Germany", Africa Star, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EIIR CPO HMS Dartmouth). GC mounted as originally worn with original ribbons. GC. WW2 Royal Navy Officer's Economy Cap Badge and band. A good example with only minor service wear WW2 Royal Navy Officer??s Bullion Cap Badge. A good padded example, retaining black cloth backing. Bullion a little worn GC. WW2 Royal Navy Officer\'s bullion cap badge. Good example with metal silvered fouled anchor to centre. Removed from cap WW2 Royal Navy Officer\'s Cap Badge and Band. A good bullion example, retaining original black mohair cap band. GC. WW2 Royal Navy Oficers Cap Badge. A good worn example. WW2 Royal Navy Oficers Cap Badge. A good worn padded example. The gilt is better than shown in the photograph. WW2 Royal Navy Ratings Housewife and Contents. A WW2 pattern of dark blue wool material, complete with original threads, cottons, buttons etc. Overall GC slight moth nips. WW2 Royal Navy WRNS Officer?s tricorn hat. A rare example in ?Welflex? black fur felt complete with mohair band and original cap badge in gold and blue embroidery. The interior with cotton sweetband (This with damage to the back section not visible from the otside). Minor age wear, near VGC. WW2 Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service Air Telegraphist / Gunner brevet / wing Fine scarce bullion winged circle bearing T / MS on blue cloth ground. Dark blue backing cloth. WW2 Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service Air Telegraphist / Gunner brevet / wing Fine scarce bullion winged circle bearing T / MS on blue cloth ground. Dark blue backing cloth WW2 Royal Netherlands Naval Air Service wing Gilt metal & enamel. No maker's mark but of obvious English manufacture. Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: VGC WW2 Royal Observer Corps Group of Three Medals. This group was awarded to Leading Observer D.J. Moores. Comprising: Defence Medal, War Medal, Observer Corps Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Medals loose GC. WW2 Royal Observer Corps Lapel Badge. A good post 1941 silver plate example, retaining original button hole fitting GC clean condition. WW2 Royal Scots Fusiliers Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Royal Scots Fusiliers Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Royal Scots Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped bimetal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Royal Sussex Regiment Pair of Cloth Slip on Shoulder Titles. A very good unissued pair VGC. WW2 Royal Sussex Regiment Printed Shoulder Title. A good unissued example. WW2 Royal Tank Regiment Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. WW2 Royal Welch Fusiliers Officers Beret. This example is dated 1945 to the lining and is complete with a bronze OSD cap badge. GC some surface moth traces. WW2 Royal West African Frontier Force Pair of Cloth Slip on Shoulder Titles. A very good unissued pair VGC. WW2 Royal West Kent Regiment POW Group of Medals etc. This grouping of items were awarded to 6340891 Frank Heming a pre war regular who was captured on the retreat towards Dunkirk 1940. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, War Medal, mounted as originally worn. .... Miniature Medal pair mounted. .... Forwarding box for medals address Brockley South London. .... Army Dog Tags confirming name and number. .... POW dog tag Stalag XXI B number 1243. .... Red Discharge Book. .... Pay Book. .... Cap Badge. GC. Frank Heming was born in 1908 and enlisted into the RWK Regiment in 1929. He was discharged in August 1934. As a member of the Reserve he was recalled at the outbreak of WW2 and was posted to the BEF fighting in France he was captured during the retreat towards Dunkirk. WW2 Safe Conduct Pass Dropped by the Allies. A very clean example of the aerial leaflet safe conduct pass. WW2 scarce AIRBORNE straight shoulder title / strip. Light blue embroidered on maroon. Very good condition WW2 scarce Army Commando cloth formation sign. Red Fairburn-Sykes commando knife embroidered on inverted khaki triangle. Old glue and paper marks to reverse. GC WW2 scarce Home Guard Bomb Disposal printed badge. Crossed bombs in yellow on red disc. VGC First issued in August 1943. WW2 scarce large A.F.S. Cloth Shoulder Title A good example removed from a uniform. WW2 scarce unofficial Bomb Disposal Cloth Badge A good example. Paper glue marks to reverse. GC See ?British Army Proficiency Badges? by Edwards & Langley , 185 WW2 Scots Guards Cap Badge. A good die-stamped brass example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Scottish 5th Division shoulder side. Good scarce KD example designed to be suspended from shoulder strap WW2 Scottish Rifles, Cameronians Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Seaforth Highlanders Scottish Glengarry Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Self-propelled Anti-Tank Wing, 22nd Anti-Tank Training Regt RA formation sign. Blue embroidered tank bearing red embroidered grenade and AT monogram all on a khaki cloth ground. Worn from early 1941 until the end of the War. WW2 Self-propelled Anti-Tank Wing, 22nd Anti-Tank Training Regt RA formation sign. Blue embroidered tank bearing red embroidered grenade and AT monogram all on a khaki cloth ground. Worn from early 1941 until the end of the War. WW2 September 1944 Welsh Guards Dash to Arnhem Casualty Medal Group. A good grouping of items awarded to Guardsman Winston Owen Charles Bush who was killed on the 24th September 1944. Comprising: Medal group: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Army Council condolance forwarding slip, with hand written name 2736856 Gdsm W Bush. Complete with forwarding box addressed to Mrs Bush. ... Memorial Scroll printed name Guardsman W.O.C. Bush Welsh Guards. .... Coloured photograph, wearing Welsh Guards Battledress. ... Two Commonwealth War Graves Commission booklets on the Groesbeek Memorial where he is commemorated. Overall GC. Guardsman Winston Owen Charles Bush was born in Caernarvonshire in 1915. He volunteered and served with the 2nd Armoured Battalion Welsh Guards, this unit in September 1944 made its dash towards the besieged Para at Arnhem. Guardsman Bush was killed on the 24th September 1944. Please note photograph is framed and a heavy item for posting. WW2 Signals silk embroidered formation sign Slight moth WW2 Soldiers Pick Up German Army Belt & Bayonet This combination appears to have been always together and remains just as it was picked. Comprising: Waist belt, the black leather remains supple and with a clear 1941 date, the alloy buckle tang with 1937 stamp. The K98 bayonet and scabbard with matching numbers. The leather combat frog with faint issue stamps. Remains in good clean untouched condition. WW2 Soldiers War Booty Tin. We have been fortunate to acquire an untouched Soldiers War Booty Tin, which contained a good selection of Third Reich "Pick Ups" including SS Insignia, plus a good honest selection of British Cap Badges. They have been listed as the following items. WW2 South African Air Force Pilots Wings. A good flat pair. WW2 South Lancashire Regiment Printed Shoulder Title. A fine unworn example WW2 South Staffordshire Regiment Plastic Economy Cap Badge A fine scarce example retaining two brass blades to the reverse. The first British airborne landing was 10th July 1943 as part of Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily by 1st Air Landing Brigade which comprised 1st Bn Border; 2nd Bn South Staffords and 1st Glider Pilot Regt. WW2 South Wales Borderers Attributed D-Day Medal Group. Awarded to Sergeant William Harold Leslie Snelling. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Mounted as worn. .... Soldiers Pay book and Soldiers Discharge Book. Sergeant William Harold Leslie Snelling enlisted into the SWB in July 1939, his trade being given as Barman. At the time of the D-Day landings he was attached to No. 28 6Pr Anti Tank unit and appears to have served with this unit during the North West Campaign. He was discharged in January 1946 WW2 Special Constabulary Section Leader\'s Pair of Medals. This pair were awarded to \"Sub Sect Ldr William H. Newall\". Comprising: Defence Medal, Special Constabulary Medal clasps \"The Great War 1918-18\", \"Long Service 1929\". \"Sub Sect Ldr\". GC WW2 Special Service Battalion, Highland Regiment rare special forces formation sign. Green crossed broadswords embroidered on mauve square. WW2 Superb 1943 Airborne Forces Paratroopers Leather Harness Helmet. An outstanding unissued condition example, retaining original WW2 painted finish to the shell. The leather sweatband with clear 1943 issue date. The rear with two harness securing screws. The leather harness is in supple condition with original black finish and remains in the full length setting as originally issued. The condition is superb with a very small amount of age storage wear. WW2 Superb RAF Aircrew Issue Irvin Flying Jacket. A superb example, of a mid to late war Irvin flying jacket and one of the best I have handled. The leather remaining in superb supple condition, with no fur loss and retaining virtually all its finish to the leather. Complete with all original zips, in working order. The back with four panel back and multi panel arms. No label remains. Across the chest armpit to armpit is 18 inches (Sold as collectors item). Complete with belt. Near as issued condition you will find. This flying jacket was acquired with the following lot a superb pair of Irvin flying trousers. The pair would make an excellent display combination. WW2 SY / 8 Home Guard (Reigate, Surrey) printed designation. Two part sewn together. Removed from a uniform. GC. Battalion commanded by Lt.Col. RJV Hake WW2 The Buffs Original Issue Side Cap. A very good example awarded to an Other Rank's of the Buffs. The cap with issue stamps to the lining. The Cap badge with slider has been secured by cotton and is original as worn. Near VGC slight wear. WW2 The Buffs Regiment Economy Plastic Cap Badge by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall A good example on blades by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall WW2 The Welch Regiment Officer's Bullion Badges. A rare locally made silver wire embroidered set. Pair of THE WELCH REGIMENT shoulder titles together with pair of mailed fist 6th Armoured Division formation signs. WW2 Timber Corps of Women's Land Army, Silver Plated WLA Badge by Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield. A rare original wartime period 'Timber Corps' badge for the girls known as the "Lumberjills"; fine quality die-stamped example identical to the rare plastic economy version only smaller in size, the reverse with maker's details "Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, minimal service wear, an excellent example. Height 37mm. The 'Timber Corps' was established in 1942 and came under the 'Ministry of Supply' as a special section of 'Women's Land Army' to solve the increased demand for timber. They worked in the forests felling trees and also in the sawmills and wore identical uniform to the WLA except the felt hat was replaced by a green beret and Timber Corps badge. They were disbanded in 1946. WW2 Timber Corps of Women's Land Army, Silver Plated WLA Badge by Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield. A rare original wartime period 'Timber Corps' badge for the girls known as the "Lumberjills"; fine quality die-stamped example identical to the rare plastic economy version only smaller in size, the reverse with maker's details "Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, minimal service wear, an excellent example. Height 37mm. The 'Timber Corps' was established in 1942 and came under the 'Ministry of Supply' as a special section of 'Women's Land Army' to solve the increased demand for timber. They worked in the forests felling trees and also in the sawmills and wore identical uniform to the WLA except the felt hat was replaced by a green beret and Timber Corps badge. They were disbanded in 1946. WW2 Truro Cornwall Civil Defence Issue Defence Medal & Certificate. This Defence Medal is accompanied by a certificate issued by the Town Hall Truro and signed by the Clerk of the County Council. WW2 Two Types Cartoon Book. A very good clean copy of our two British Officer Heroes fighting through the campaigns of North Africa and Italy. VGC WW2 U.S.A.A.F. A-8B Oxygen Mask A good rare example representing the pattern worn by aircrews of the 8th Air Force operating over Europe during WW2. The mask section of this example remains in superb condition with no damage to the rubber, which remains supple as original issue. Complete with original leather and elastic straps and retaining original bladder. The bladder remains supple, but as common has cracked in the folds with some holes, this not effecting the overall appearance. Also with tube and end fitting. The mask with makers details and date 2-43. Excepting the damage to the bag and very good example. WW2 UK National Working with the US Army ID Pass etc. An interesting ID Pass and letters concerning Helen M Carrol who was employed by the American Graves Registration Command 1945-47 based in Paris. Including her ID Card dated 1st June 1945. Two typed letters.... plus a number of post WW2 items including photographs (Non military(. WW2 Unusual Local Theater Made Air Gunners Brevet. This is a flat example of unusual manufacture. Little age wear GC WW2 Unusual Pair RAF Warrant Officer rank badges A scarce matching pair. Probably North African or Indian made. Have been worn. GC WW2 US 9th Air Force English made printed formation sign. A fine example. Blue shield with ?cut? top corners bearing winged yellow disk bearing red ?9?. Five pointed star above. Formed as US Middle East Air force in the summer of 1942; 12th November redesignated 9th Air Force; transferred to Britain in 1944. Badge approved 16th September 1943 WW2 US 9th Air Force English Printed Cloth Badge. A good and scarce printed example. Has been worn WW2 US Air Force Airborne Troop Carrier Cloth Badge. This is a felt embroidered example, has been worn, background colour faded and moth damage WW2 US Air Force English Made Air Gunners Wing by J.R. Gaunt. A very good example with makers details embossed to the reverse. Complete with correct English made style pin fitting. Retaining most of the silver plate finish. Near VGC. WW2 US Air Force Silver Navigator Wings A good pair stamped to the reverse Sterling. Complete with pin fitting with safety catch. GC. WW2 US American Air Force B6 Flying Helmet. This example retains issue label to the interior, has been worn, hooks removed and contemporary tailoring. Leather supple. WW2 US American Field Service Cap & Beret. An interesting pair of hats, probably worn by an American Field Service personal attached to UK Forces. The khaki service dress cap is tailored in New York in the English style with a US Army pattern style chinstrap. Complete with brass American Field Service Cap Badge. The interior with leather sweatband. GC. .... Accompanied by a British WD issue beret with silvered cap badge. the interior with faint issue stamps. WW2 US Army & USAAF English made Officer's cap badge. A fine die-cast gilt example by "Luxerberg. Made in England". Screw post to reverse with nut and two anti-swivel pins. Generally VGC WW2 US Army 1944 Pattern Waterproof Boots. A good pair with waterproof upper section and rubber lower and sole. Have been worn GC. WW2 US Army 8th Air Force English Made Gilt Officer's Cap badge. A rare gilt metal example with makers stamp of J.R. Gaunt London. Retaining screw post and nut. Most of gilt finish remains. WW2 US Army Air Corps 8th Air Force Pilots Wings. An unusual silver plated pair of pilots wings with pin fitting. The style and construction indicate English made. WW2 US Army Air Force Aerial Gunners Wings by Firmin London This plated example with pin fitting. The reverse embossed Firmin London. Authorised 29/4/1943 WW2 US Army Air Force Aircrew Splinter Pattern Goggles. This pair with a green metal finish, with horizontal cuts for the eyes. Retaining cloth padding to the interior and elasticated strap. Unissued condition. VGC WW2 US Army Air Force English Made Aerial Gunners Wings by Firmin London This plated example with pin fitting. The reverse embossed Firmin London. Authorised 29/4/1943 WW2 US Army Colonel's English made rank badges by Gaunt Good unmarked silver pair each on four loops for full or 'Bird' Colonel. Reverse impressed J.R. Gaunt, London WW2 US Army Glider badge A good WW2 issue die-cast oxidised silver issue on British style brooch pin. Authorized on 22nd July 1944 WW2 US Army Officers Crusher Cap by Flighter. A very good example of the crusher cap associated with Officers of the US Air Force during WW2. Cotton material with soft peak. The interior with the makers details of Flighter by Bancroft and also the original owners name of Captain Owen A Knorr Sig C. A good size clean condition. The lack of a patent number to the makers details would indicate a WW2 period example. WW2 US Glider Borne Troops breast badge, English made. A good die-cast silvered pinback example of typical UK manufacture and pin fitting. WW2 US Paratrooper Jump Wings by Gaunt. Good scarce die-cast plated pinback issue by J.R. GAUNT,LONDON WW2 USAAF Air Gunner\'s silver wing by GEMSCO. Good scarce example bearing STERLING in relief.Original pinback. WW2 USAAF Silver Glider Pilot Wings, by M.S. Mayer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling, with Meyer shield. WW2 USAAF Silver Service Pilot Wings, by M.S. Mayer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped Sterling, with the Mayer Shield. WW2 USAAF Silvered Observer Wings, by M.S. Mayer This example with pin fitting and Rolling Safety Catch. The reverse stamped S. Mayer New York. Silver plated WW2 Uxbridge Urban District Council Air Raid Shelter Advances Folder Cover. This large format folder is made of leatherette with gold tooled letters to the front. The inside back cover with original paper label with date January 1941 WW2 V for Victory RAF Pen Knife. A rare Circa 1939/40 Phoney War period pen knife, the front depicting a Fairy Battle aircraft and to the reverse ...- V GC clean condition WW2 very rare Home Guard Special Companies formation sign. Red dormouse embroidered on khaki rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition. See No. 8 in ?Some Talk of Private Armies? by Len Whittaker. "In the space of a single day? by Mills & Carney states maybe worn by 8th Bn. Nottingham Home Guard WW2 War Correspondent?s bullion cap badge. A good scarce example comprising a circular bullion chain on a green cloth ground; within the chain, on a lined bullion ground, the letter ?C?. VGC WW2 War Department Issue 303 inch Lewis Machine Gun 1939 Manuel. A scarce original edition. WW2 War Department Issue Assault and Reconnaissance Boats 1940 Manuel. A good original example. WW2 War Department Issue Identification of the Japanese Army 1942 Manuel. A good original example. WW2 War Department Issue March 1940 Periodical Note on the German Army. A rare early war example. Very clean condition. With stamp to front of the London Divisional Engineers. WW2 War Medal. A good example WW2 Welch Regiment Slip on Cloth Shoulder Title Badge. Retaining two web straps. WW2 Welsh Guards Two Clasp General Service Medal. Awarded to 2740115 L/Cpl L.J. Elliott W.G. Comprising War Medal and General Service Medal two clasps Palestine 1945-48, Malaya. Second clasp loose mounted as originally worn GC. WW2 Wiltshire Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good unissued example VGC. WW2 Woman Home Guard Auxiliary Plastic Economy Issue HG Badge. A scarce original Second World War 'Woman Home Guard Auxiliary' large economy issue badge, the reverse with maker's details "A Stanley & Sons Walsall" "Prov.Pat. 1-A". Very good condition, retaining original metal pin fittings, no fading or distortion. Diameter 41mm. Issued from July 1943 and could be worn on left side of a coat or dress, but frequently seen worn as a Hat Badge. WW2 Woman Home Guard Auxiliary Plastic Economy Issue HG Badge. A scarce original Second World War 'Woman Home Guard Auxiliary' large economy issue badge, the reverse with maker's details "A Stanley & Sons Walsall" "Prov.Pat. 1-A". Very good condition, retaining original metal pin fittings, no fading or distortion. Diameter 41mm. Issued from July 1943 and could be worn on left side of a coat or dress, but frequently seen worn as a Hat Badge. WW2 Woman?s Transport Service FANY peaked cap. A very good scarce large size khaki WW2 period example by Scott & Co of London, the label states ?Official W.T.S. (F.A.N.Y). The front bearing circular bronze cap badge and complete with FANY buttons and thin leather chin strap. Minor service wear, near VGC Large size. WW2 Women's Land Army Dungarees & Working Jumper. The dungarees of heavy KD style material retaining cross straps. The interior with faint WD issue stamp and retaining name label of "M. Gardner". GC used condition fromt buttons absent. ..... Accompanied by a contemporary blue woolen jumper with open pocket to the front. Retaining ink label of "Marion Gardner". Some period repairs GC (2 items) Please note this is not a WLA issue jumper, but a jumper used by Marion Gardner at the time. See other WLA items including tie. WW2 Women's Land Army Official Tie. A scarce example of green cloth with embroidered lettering. Please note this tie remains a good display piece, but is with moth damage. WW2 Women?s Army Corps India Badge A scarce example of cast brass, made as a pin back badge. Not converted from a cap badge. GC WW2 Womens Land Army Official Tie. A very good example green material with WLA embroidery. Bearing an ink name label of "M. Gardner". Near VGC. See other WLA items of clothing worn by Marion Gardner. WW2 Womens Land Army WLA hat and uniform badge by H.W.Miller Good scarce WW2 period brass badge inlaid with green enamel to central wheatsheaf and red to the Crown, the reverse impressed with maker\'s details \'H.W.M\' (H.W.Miller Ltd Birmingham). Complete with original pin fitting WW2 Womens Land Army WLA hat and uniform badge. Good scarce die-cast brass badge inlaid with green enamel. Central wheatsheaf; red enamel to the crown. Original pin fitting. WW2 Womens Land Army WLA slip-on shoulder title. Good scarce red serif letters embroidered on green felt rectangle with red border, Tape to reverse. Service wear WW2 Womens Transport Service (First Aid Nursing Yeomanry) Officer's rare Middle East Rank Slides. The FANY pattern rank is embroidered onto KD material slides. WW2 Women’s Land Army Official Tie by Tootal Ltd A good original example green material with WLA embroidery and retaining original tailors label. This example remains in good condition, three small holes near Tip. Please note this is an original example. WW2 Worcestershire Printed Cloth Shoulder Title Badge A good used example VGC. WW2 Worcestershire Regiment cap badge. A good die-stamped post 1926 bi-metal example on slider WW2 Worcestershire Regiment Territorial Dunkirk Group of Five. The group was awarded to \"5385153 Sjt E.W. Day Worc R\" Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal, Dunkirk Medal. Medals loose GC. .... Accompanied by WW2 medal forwarding box, this with address \"Mr W.E. Day Woodburn Green Bucks\". The Dunkirk medal is not confirmed, however the 7th & 8th Bn\'s were present serving with the BEF. and fell back on Dunkirk WW2 WRNS (Wrens) Womens Royal Naval Service Officer??s Bullion Cap Badge. A scarce original Second War period WRNS officer's hat badge, blue cotton embroidered wreath, silvered metal fouled anchor to the center, surmounted by a red velvet and gold wire King's Crown Slight service wear. WW2 WRNS (Wrens) Womens Royal Naval Service Officer??s Bullion Cap Badge. A scarce original Second War period WRNS officer's hat badge, blue cotton embroidered wreath, silvered metal fouled anchor to the center, surmounted by a red velvet and gold wire King's Crown Slight service wear. WW2 WRNS Officers Cap Badge. A fine small example in red and blue embroidered onto stiffened black felt rectangle WW2 WVS Home Front Housewives Section Window Card. A good clean used example of the card which would have been placed in a street window. Printed by Fosh & Cross Ltd June 1942. This example with hand written note to the reverse. Overall size 7 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches VGC. WW2 WVS Home Front Street Leader Window Card. A good clean2sed example of the card which would have been placed in a street window. Printed by Fosh & Cross Ltd June 1942. This example overlaid Street Leader strip over Housewives Service. Overall size 7 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches VGC. WW2 WW2 German Iron Cross Second Class A good clean example. GC. WW2 XV/XIX Hussars Cap Badge. Complete with slider and old red backing cloth. GC WW2 Yorks & Lancs Regiment Cap Badge & Shoulder Titles. A good die-stamped bimetal example on slider. Accompanied by three brass shoulder titles on loops Provenance Soldiers war booty tin WW2 Yorkshire County Division formation sign. A white shield charged with red ?Y? printed on red disk on white square background. Glue marks to reverse. GC WW2/ Cold War RAF Pattern Aircrew MKVIIIA Spectacles Anti Clare. A good clean pair of the WW2 pattern, this pair are stamped with the WW2 code 22/962 to the arms and the original case, bearing the post war code 22c/1072. The spectacles are in good clean worn condition. No bad scratches or chips to the glass. WW3 NFS 34 embroidered National Fire Service area (Ealing) cloth breast badge Good used example WWI 21st Officer (Hampshire) Cadet Battalion white metal cap badge. A rare example, retaining two loops to the reverse. VGC. 21st OCB at Crookham, Hampshire WWI City of London National Guard Volunteer Lapel badge by JR Gaunt & Son, London. A good scarce enamelled example on buttonhole fitting, City Arms to centre. WWI Devon Special Constable gilt and enamel lapel badge. Maker: J.R. Gaunt London Fixing: Buttonhole Condition: VGC WWI Imperial German 121st Regiment shoulder strap. A good example removed from the field grey trench combat tunic. GC WWI Imperial German 15th Regiment shoulder strap. A good example removed from the field grey trench combat tunic. Damage to reverse otherwise GC. WWI Imperial German 263rd Regiment shoulder strap. A good example removed from the field grey trench combat tunic. Condition: GC WWI Imperial German 49th Regiment Shoulder Strap. Removed from the field grey combat tunic. With white piping. Condition: GC WWI Land Army cloth armband A rare example of green woollen cloth with a scarlet crown and additional scarlet service chevrons. GC WWI Medical Orderly / Stretcher Bearer's arnband. Well worn white linen armband bearing applied mothed red Geneva Cross, faint "Army Medical Services" stamp WWI Metropolitan Special Constabulary cap badge. Maker: W.O.LEWIS HOWARD ST Birmingham Fixing: Loops Condition: GC WWI NZ MGC Specialists Reinforcements brass cap badge. A scarce example GC but now with replacement lead soldered flat loops WWI Overseas? service chevrons. A fine veteran soldiers set covering the whole 1914-18 war. One red chevron for 1914 and four blue ones. Removed from uniform. WWI rare First Aid Nursing Yeomanry bronze cap badge. A fine die-cast example on loops. VGC The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry was founded in 1907 by Captain E. C. Baker. WWI rare First Aid Nursing Yeomanry bronze cap badge. A good die-cast example on loops. (KK 1064) The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry was founded in 1907 by Captain E. C. Baker, a sometime a cavalry Sergeant Major. The experience of being wounded in the Sudan with the Kitchener expedition led him to create an independent unit of women nurses on horseback to link fighting units and field hospitals. In 1914 their services were rejected by the British Army however they were welcomed by both the Belgians and the French and served throughout the War with great distinction. WWI RMS Lusitania Anti-German Medal & Box A WWI Medal,inside of lid reads: The? Lusitania (German) medal. An exact replica of the medal which was designed in Germany and distributed to commemorate the sinking of the Lusitania This indicates the true feeling the War Lords endeavour to stimulate and is proof positive that such crimes are not merely regarded favourably,but are given every encouragement in the land of Kultur. Remains in good clean condition. GC. WWI Royal Flying Corps / 1918 RAF. A rare pair of Issue pattern leather flying gloves. The gloves are the finger / mitten pattern which was issued to aircrew during WW1. Soft brown leather with lambs wool to the mitten section. Fitted press stud fastening and stamps to the interior. Leather retains supple a rich colour, supple VGC. WWI Royal Naval Air Service attached Officers? gilt wing worn on the RNAS shoulder strap. A good example of gilt metal. Retaining one wire to the reverse. GC Gilt bright. WWI Royal Naval Air Service Attached Officer’s RNAS cuff wing.s. Good rare short-lived die-cast rich gilt winged A. Screw posts to reverse. Introduced 22nd June 1917; discontinued upon the creation of the RAF on the 1st April 1918. WWI Royal Naval Air Service Observer?s gilt wing worn on the RNAS shoulder board. A fine rare die-cast gilt meta example on wires. WWI Royal Naval Air Service rare Engineer?s RNAS bullion sleeve badge. Bullion eagle over propeller embroidered on navy blue melton cloth ground. Removed from uniform. Bullion somewhat dull otherwise good condition. The Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps was authorised 11th July 1912 and soon became known as the Royal Naval Air Service, this title was officially recognised in July 1914. The RNAS merged with the Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force in April 1918. WWI Royal Naval Air Service rare Engineer?s RNAS bullion sleeve badge. Bullion eagle over propeller embroidered on navy blue melton cloth ground. Removed from uniform. Bullion remains bright. GC Removed from a uniform The Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps was authorised 11th July 1912 and soon became known as the Royal Naval Air Service, this title was officially recognised in July 1914. The RNAS merged with the Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force in April 1918. WWI Royal Naval Air Service rare Engineer?s RNAS bullion sleeve badge. Bullion eagle over propeller embroidered on navy blue melton cloth ground. Removed from uniform. GC Removed from a uniform The Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps was authorised 11th July 1912 and soon became known as the Royal Naval Air Service, this title was officially recognised in July 1914. The RNAS merged with the Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force in April 1918. WWI Royal Naval Air Service rare Engineer?s RNAS working dress sleeve badge. A rare example red cotton embroidered eagle over propeller on navy blue melton cloth ground. Removed from uniform. Good condition. The Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps was authorised 11th July 1912 and soon became known as the Royal Naval Air Service, this title was officially recognised in July 1914. The RNAS merged with the Royal Flying Corps to form the Royal Air Force in April 1918. WWI Royal Naval Air Service RNAS Armoured Car Squadron badge. A good scarce die-stamped bronze example on loops. Crowned oval bearing Talbot armoured car with the letters ?RNAS? above and laurel spray below. (KK 1160) WWI Royal Naval Air Service RNAS Armoured Car Squadron. A good bronze badge on loops. Slight surface verdigris WWI Royal Naval Air Service sleeve eagle Red on dark blue embroidery, denoting worn on the working dress. Removed from uniform. Condition: GC WWI Staff Officer?s bullion cap badge on scarlet cap badge. A good example, bullion and scarlet remain bright. GC WWI War Service Australia HM 1918 silver badge by Dingley Good scarce First World War period \'War Service Australia\' silver and enamel badge, the centre depicting a map of Australia with superimposed crowned rising sun, the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1918 and maker\'s details \'W.J.D\' (William James Dingley, Birningham). Original brooch pin WWI Womens Auxiliary Army Corps WAAC blue arm band circa 1917. A rare example blue cotton armband with white felt letters. GC Faint issue stamps to the reverse Formed in 1917, redesignated Queen Mary?s Army Auxiliary Corps when Her Majesty became Colonel-in-Chief on 9th April 1918. WWI Women\'s Land Army LAAS circular cloth badge. Heavily mothed WWI Wound Stripe A good brass example complete with backing plate and cotter pin WWII Middlesex Regiment Army Welfare Workers lapel badge. chrome and enamel. The reverse shows evidence of having been originally a Buttonhole fitting, which has now been professionally replaced with a brooch pin Maker: Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Regent St. Birmingham Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: GC WWII Period RAF G Type Oxygen Mask Transit Plug. Fitted to the front of the mask in place of the microphone, when made and issued with the plug prior to fitting of the mike. Condition: GC WWII Polish Air Force Flight Meteorologist Wing A scarce die-cast issue in bronze with silver M in wreath by JR Gaunt & Son Ltd. London with single screw post and plain nut fastening as well as suspension chain and hook. WWII RAF 1st Pattern C Type Flying Helmet. This example is a size 2 and fitted with three press studs for the oxygen mask. Complete with adaption hook for the G type Mask. Rubbers to the ears remain supple. Interior with service wear, dirty. Leather supple. Condition: GC WWII Rotol Aircraft Propellor Notes and Maintenance manual Published October 1941... Accompanied by a booklet on DeHavilland Propellor Repair system. This edition appears to be WWII period and is complemented with a large number of illustrations. (2 items) Condition: GC WWII Royal Australian Air Force, perspex Star Brooch. This style of brooch was popularly made by Ground Crews from parts of crashed aircraft* Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: VGC* XXXVI SIKHS curved solid brass Indian Army shoulder title. A well cast example on flat integral loops. Y & L / SHEFFIELD WW1 ?Sheffield Pals? brass Kitchener?s Army shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops. Minor service wear. (Westlake 1342) 12th (Sheffield) Service Bn. York & Lancaster Regt. raised by Mayor and City 5th September 1914. Embarked for Egypt in December 1915; moved to France March 1916. Disbanded in France 17th February 1918. Y / DofL\'sOWN WW1 Duke of Lancasters Own Yeomanry Brass Shoulder Title. A good scarce example on three loops and backing plate. Y / HERTS brass Hertfordshire Yeomanry shoulder title. A good example on loops. Y / RHA Brass Shoulder Title. A good example on three loops. Y / WEST KENT brass QO West Kent Yeomanry brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. HQ Maidstone; fought at Gallipoli. Y.M.C.A. WW1 Canadian Military YMCA CEF soulder title Good scarce die-stamped bronze issue on flat stle loops YCV (14th Bn ?Young Citizens? Bn. Royal Irish Rifles) rare WW1 white metal shoulder title. A good example on flat hexagonal loops. (Westlake 1830) YCV (14th Bn \'Young Citizens\' Bn. Royal Irish Rifles) rare WW1 white metal shoulder title. A good example on loops (one bent) with slight verdigris to reverse. (W 1830) YCV WW1 14th Bn ?Young Citizens Volunteers? Bn. Royal Irish Rifles white metal shoulder title. A good rare example on pinched and bent loops (Westlake 1830) York & Lanc Regiment General Service Medal Clasp Palestine. A good example awarded to 4745216 Pte T Brady Y & L R. GC. York & Lancashire Regiment Dishonoured Officers Group of Three Medals. This interesting group was awarded to Lieutenant Donald Henry Toranel Proctor of the 2nd Battalion who was Dismissed following a Court Marshal and forfeited his medals. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (Lieut), General Service Medal two clasps Iraq, N.W. Persia, (Lieut Y & L R). The group retains original ribbons and remains mounted as originally worn. The Medal Index Card makes interesting reading. Lieutenant Donald Henry Toranel Proctor was commissioned into the York & Lancs Regiment and landed in France on the 5th May 1916, at one stage serving as an Acting Captain. After the war reverting to Lieutenant he joined the 2nd Bn now serving in India and the GSM with the two clasps are confirmed. However in October 1926 he was tried by General Court Marshal and being found guilty was dismissed the service and the card states Forfeiture of medals 3/1/27. The card also states Medals not forfeited reissued Sept 1934. The reason for the Court Marshal has not been established and may make interesting reading. York & Lancaster Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades to reverse. Good condition York & Lancs Regiment WW2 Far East Slip on Cloth Title. Black embroidered cotton onto Jungle Green material. 2nd Battalion became the 65th and 84th columns in the 14th Chindit Brigade. York and Lancaster Regiment (Militia Bn) 1878 pattern Officer?s helmet. A good post 1901 example by F.W.Flight of Winchester. Skull of dark blue cloth in four panels, front peak trimmed with gilt metal; gilt metal cross piece, spike, spine and rose head bosses supporting the velvet backed chinchain. To the front, a gilt crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, to the centre, a Rose in silver and gilt on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed ?The York and Lancaster Regiment?(left tip of scroll absent). Leather sweatband to the interior. Old paper tailor?s label with ink details ?S.C.Raley Esq. 5th Yorkshire?. Furniture with traces of gilt only otherwise GC Lieutenant 5th Battalion 15th May 1909. York And Lancaster Regiment WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal issue on slider York and North East Yorkshire Police 1968-74 EIIR Cap Badge by Firmin London A good die-stamped chrome example on slider. Yorkshire & Lancashire Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on two of four loops Yorkshire Dragoons scarce OSD badge. A good die-cast bronze example, retaining both loops. ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll below slight cast defect. (KK 142) Yorkshire Dragoons scarce OSD bronzed badge. Fine die-stamped example on loops. Crowned title circlet, Rose centrally, on ?South Africa 1900-02? scroll. (KK 1421) Yorkshire Heavy Woollens Division 1915 rare VTC bronze cap badge by JR Gaunt, London. A fine rare die-stamped bronze example on loops . Crossed rifles superimposed on a crowned laurel wreath all on a scroll inscribed" Yorks. H.W.D.?. Yorkshire Regiment (Green Howards) Officer?s bronze cap badge. A good example retaining blades. These slightly bent. GC Yorkshire Regiment (Green Howards) post 1881 OR?s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Circlet inscribed ?Yorkshire? and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; Dannebrog to voided centre. Two of four loops (East & West) to reverse. (KK 308) Yorkshire Regiment post 1881 OR?s pagri badge. A good example, the original pin replaced with long loops otherwise GC Yorkshire Regiment pre 1908 OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops Yorkshire Regiment Victorian bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example worn up to 1908. Loops to reverse. Minor spots of surface verdigris. Yorkshire Regiment Victorian cap badge A good bi-metal example on black loops (pinched and bent) Yorkshire Regiment Victorian OR?s bi-metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example on toned loops. (KK 615) Yorkshire Rifle Volunteers post 1859 Officer?s pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped silver plated two inch diameter rose. Two screw posts to reverse. VGC Yorkshire Volunteers gilt and enamel cap badge A fine example on slider by London Badge & Button Co Ltd Yorkshire. North Riding District WW2 formation sign. Good scarce embroidered example. Zulu War / Boer War 1870 Oliver Pattern Waterbottle A very good scarce example of the Oliver pattern water bottle, complete with pewter screw stopper and wooden plug. Complete with brown leather Slade Wallace Harness. Very minor wear. Zulu War / Boer War 1870 Oliver Pattern Waterbottle. A rare example of the wooden water bottle introduced in 1870 and carried through the Zulu and Boer Wars. Complete with original wooden stopper and wooden plug. This example retains part of the brown leather harness. Overall GC retaining a good shape with some woodworm holes. `Irish. Boer War Royal Dublin Fusiliers rare foreign srervice helmet badge. A fine example. Minor service wear and one or two glue marks to reverse.