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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.

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.

T/ 28 / COUNTY OF LONDON White Metal Artist Rifles Shoulder Tittle 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.

WW2 RAF 1943 Suits Aircrew Battledress Blouse A rare example of the pattern worn by aircrew. This example is fitted with shoulder eagles and evidence of other insignia. Retaining original issue label size 16 and date 1943. The blouse remains in good condition a few moth nips, three flat buttons absent. Good large size. Please note the pictures make to blouse look dark blue, it is a true RAF colour.

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 / PUNJAB blackened brass shoulder title. British made Fixing: Flat loops Condition: GC

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.

1-9-MI cast brass 19th Madras Infantry Indian Army shoulder title. Retaining two loops to the reverse. Heavily cleaned leaving slight scratches to surface

1/6th King’s Liverpool Regiment WW1 Military Medal. A good example awarded to “241788 Sjt. J.B. Coates 1/6 L’pool :R. - T.F”. Good Condition.

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.

101st (Bihar & Orissa) L of C Area formation sign. A scarce printed example. Condition: VGC

101st Coast Artillery Brigade printed formation sign. White gateway and waves on white edged green disc. Good condition

103rd Bn. CEF WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge. A good bronze example on loops.

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.

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 Armoured Division scarce WW2 embroidered formation sign Pink fox’s mask on pink rimmed black disc. 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 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 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 Hussars Queen’s South Africa Medal, clasp “Cape Colony”. A scarce single clasp example awarded to “2307 Private W.Causley”. Good condition. Single clasp entitlement confirmed on the Roll

10th PMO Gurkhas white metal Gurkha hat badge. A good example retaining original slider (Now clipped). GC

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 Royal Hussars scarce WW1 All Brass Economy Cap Badge circa 1916-18. A fine die-stamped example on slider.

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 Patriaeâstrung 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.

11 Corps WW2 printed formation sign. Black and white Martello tower printed on black diamond. Removed from uniform. GC 1940-41 anti-invasion Corps

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

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 (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 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 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 Prince Albert's Own Hussars NCO's silver plated arm badge. A fine example. Two loops to reverse. 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 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 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.

12 Corps WW2 cloth formation sign. Group of three trees painted on black rectangle. Very good condition.

121st (Western Irish) Bn. CEF WW1 cap badge. Bronze retaining loops. VGC

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 (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 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 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 WW2 era Cap Badge by Firmin London. A good die-cast bi-metal example with maker's details stamped on the slider,

12th Royal Scots Great War Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of “Andrew Wilson Reid” for his country. GC Believed to be Unique name. 34457 Lance Corporal Andrew Wilson Reid was Killed in Action in France & Flanders on the 11th April 1918.

12th Sudanese Infantry Pagri Cap Badge. This example retaining original material backing cloth. Loops. Circa 1920’s Moth hole otherwise GC

13/18 Hussars GSM Awarded to "22614917 Tpr. J.T. Marshall 13/18 H.”. Condition: GC

133 Battery Royal Artillery formation sign. Red thistle printed on blue square.

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 Hussars Victorian bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped excavated example on loops (toned black). (KK 769)

13th London (Kensington) chromed cap badge. This example with the owner's details “CSM Smith” engraved to the slider GC.

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.

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.

148th Independent Infantry Brigade WW2 silk embroidered formation sign. Black “NM” on khaki rectangle.

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 Australian Light Horse Regiment QMI slouch hat badge circa 1902-12. Die-stamped silvered example on loops. Good condition.

14th King's Hussars bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1915. A fine die-stamped example on a slider. Excellent condition. (KK 772)

14th King’s Hussars pre 1915 OR’s cap badge. A good example, the loops replaced with lead soldered slider. VGC. (KK 772)

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

155th Lowland Field Ambulance piper’s glengarry badge. A good cast nickel silver example. Loops to the reverse. GC

15th / 19th Hussars Officer's Cap Badge Silver plate, gilt and blue enamel. Loops. VGC. Reverse impressed "LB & B. Made in England"

15th Loodianha Sikhs 1903-22 pagri badge. Well cast Crowned quoit ; to the centre, floriated ï¿½XVï¿½ resting on a scroll inscribed ï¿½Loodianha Sikhsï¿½ which extends across the base of the quoit. Stout pagri pin to reverse. WM, GC (Cox 2402)

162nd Brigade formation sign. Black square printed with yellow heart bearing black castle. Condition: Removed from uniform. VGC

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 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.

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 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 Lancers NCO’s silver plated arm badge or “motto”. A fine scarce example on loops. Minor service wear.

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 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/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.

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 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.

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 London Irish Rifles OR’s cap badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on slider. Minor service wear. (KK 1848)

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

1914 British Army issue SMLE Rifle Breech Cover. A scarce early WW1 1914 BEF example of khaki cotton material with three brass press studs (two male part absent) and leather thong lace. The interior bears clear issue date 1914. GC used.

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 Tyneside Scottish scarce 1st pattern glengarry badge Die-stamped white metal. Brooched. Very good condition. (KK 1135)

1914 Tyneside Scottish scarce 1st pattern glengarry badge Die-stamped white metal. Loops. Very good condition. (KK 1135)

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.

1930s WW2 RAF Observer's Brevet. A good padded example, retaining black paper backing. Has been worn GC

1932 Braunschweig early German NSDAP say badge / A scarce die-stamped brass plated example by R. Wächt 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

1937 German Internationaler Segulflug-Wettbewerb pressed tinnie badge.

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.

193rd Bn (Nova Scotia Highlanders) CEF glengarry badge. A good die-stamped bronze WWI example on loops. VGC This 1916 raised Battalion wore MacDonald tartan

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.

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

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.

1977 EIIR Jubilee Medal. Retaining half the fitted case. Toned otherwise VGC

19th Century Cavalry / Yeomanry Officer's Sabretache Sling Billets. A fine quality and rare set of three fire gilt billets. Embossed with lion heads. Gilt bright. GC

19th Century Cavalry / Yeomanry Officer's Sword Sling Billets. A fine quality pair of fire gilt embossed with lion heads. Retaining red leather loops. Gilt bright GC.

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 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 of the old 19th Light Dragoons in India. Depot at Canterbury.

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

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) 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 (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 (Nyasaland) King’s African Rifles cap badge. A good British made die-stamped brass example on slider. A little service wear.

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.

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 WW2 formation sign. White charging rhino embroidered on black oval, straight tail. Pattern introduced 1942.

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.

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”. 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 East Anglian Regiment CSM Radfan A good example awarded to 23718494 Pte P.N. Talbot 1.E. Anglian GC

1st Bn Rifle Brigade 1914 Star Group of Three Awarded to 1023 Pte R.A. Gardner Rif Brig. Comprising: 1914 Star (Pte 1/Rif Brig), British War Medal, War Medal. Mounted as originally worn GC.

1st Bn Royal Sussex Regiment Egypt 1882 Medal Pair Awarded to “21 Pte T. Nolan 1/ R Suss. R”; Comprising: Dated Egypt Medal, Khedive Star 1882. Medals loose Minor contact. wear. GC.

1st Bn Sherwood Foresters 1945 Casualty General Service Medal, clasp “Palestine”. Awarded to “4973169 Pte. R.S. Hobrow Foresters”. Near VGC. Private Ralph Sidney Kenyon Hobrow died on the 26th December 1945 at the age of 29 and is buried in Southend on Sea Cemetery Essex.

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 Cornwall Artillery Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example, retaining three loops to the reverse. GC

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 Division Royal Artillery WW2 facing pair of formation signs. Removed from uniform. Good condition

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 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 Lancashire Engineer Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Royal Arms, a scroll below inscribed “First” resting on tri-part scroll inscribed “Lancashire Engineer Volunteers”. Two loops to reverse. HQ at 44, Mason Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool.

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 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 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 Regt Royal Edinburgh Volunteers Officer’s gilt open back coatee button circa 1794-1808. A good scarce example retaining shank. Very minor wear to gilt. Generally VGC

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 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 VB Essex Regiment Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good rare post 1883 example. Blackened brass Crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed “Essex 1st Volr. Battn”, the Castle surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a blank tablet. Below the Castle and Key, the motto. Two of three loops to reverse Near VGC

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 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 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 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 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 West India Regiment Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1840. A scarce example comprising a gilt rectangular plate mounted with pierced gilt crowned strap inscribed “West India” with “1” to centre set on a domed white enamel ground. Three silver scrolls mounted on the plate, to the left “Martinique”, to the top “Dominica” and to the right “Guadeloupe”. Brace of hooks and studs to reverse. Enamel with minor defects, traces of gilt only otherwise GC

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 York & Lancs Regiment Khedive Star 1884 This example Regimentally impressed “1906 Pte. Joseph Barcock 1st Y & L R”. GC Suspension rear bar parted right side

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

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.

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 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 Indian Division WW2 formation sign. Hand gripping sword. Good condition

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

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 Bn London Regiment WW1 Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to “653667 PTE W.D. WARDEN 21 LOND R”. Polished GC.

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 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 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 Officer Cadet Battalion scarce WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped white metal example retaining slider. 21st OCB at Crookham, Hampshire

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 Beach Brigade formation sign. A good printed example of a penguin on waterproofed material. Good Condition

22nd Dragoons WW2 OR’s white metal cap badge. A good die-stamped example of this war raided unit on slider. (KK 1912)

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.

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 WW2 OR’s bi-metal cap badge. A fine example on slider from this war raised unit.

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)

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.

254th Indian Tank Brigade rare WW2 formation sign. Red inverted triangle printed with black tank tracks. Retaining three press studs to the reverse. GC.

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 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 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.

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.

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 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 Punjab Native Infantry Afghanistan War Medal, clasp “Ali Musjid”. Awarded to “S. Tikkeh Shah 27 PNI” Polished GC.

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 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 (Nyasaland) King’s African Rifles cap badge. A good British made die-stamped brass example on loops.

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 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 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. 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. 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 â€œFred Graham Bundyâ€ 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 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 Derby Militia (Chatsworth Rifles) Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce silver plated example. Resting in a pierced 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. VGC 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) bullion Collar Badges A fine pair on white backing.

2nd Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry Egypt Medal, clasp “The Nile 1884-85” Pair The Egypt Medal undated “701 Pte. J Dainty 2/D of Corn LI”; Khedive Star 1884-6. Medals loose slight edge rubbing. GC.

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 Military General Service Medal (1793-1814). A scarce example awarded to "D. Potter, 2nd Life Guards" with clasp "Vittoria". Lacquered, some edge knocks, generally GC David Potter is confirmed on the MGS roll which states this medal was sold by Sotheby's in February, 1912 and Bosleys in June 2003. 62 members of the 2nd Life Guards who fought at the battle on 21st June 1813 qualified for the clasp "Vittoria"

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 WW2 formation sign. A fined silver wire winged, armoured arm grasping a sword embroidered on khaki. Reddy brown bar below. Removed from uniform

2nd Polish Corps WW2 bullion "Maid of Warsaw" formation sign A fine example removed from uniform. Formed in 1944

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 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 Essex Regiment Victorian glengarry badge. A good 1883-1901 OR’s blackened brass example. HQ at Colchester Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

2nd VB Manchester Regiment Cap Badge circa 1896-1908. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on loops. 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 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 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 The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), OR’s glengarry badge circa 1887-1908. A good die-stamped white metal example retaining loops. GC. HQ at Hamilton.

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 pattée 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

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 / 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

30 Corps uncut facing pair of printed WW2 formation signs. Minor age wear. Very good. 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

303 (Bengal) L of C Area WW2 formation sign. Golden .303 round on red cotton rectangle. Very good condition

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 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

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 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 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) Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1830-47. A fine and very scarce example. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Crowned laurel wreath with “XXXI” to centre. The wreath rests on a tableau of honours “Talavera, Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Peninsula” with fasces beneath. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. A little wear to gilt. Good condition. (Parkyn 264) Became 1st Bn East Surrey Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881 whilst commanded by Thomas Eaton Swettenham.

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 Brigade Group WW2 formation sign. Black rectangle bearing red painted bull emerging from a crown. VGC Formed 17th July 1940 under Brigadier HEF Smyth; redesignated 1st Airlanding Brigade Group 10th December 1941 whilst commanded by Brigadier GF Hopkinson; 10th march 1943 redesignated 1st Airlanding Brigade.

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 Lanark RVs OR’s white metal tunic button circa 1859-1880 Good example by Gardiner & Co London & Glasgow. complete with shank. GC

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.

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

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 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 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.

37th Division WW1 formation sign. A scarce upright yellow felt horseshoe sewn to light khaki backing. GC Downward horseshoe adopted in July 1916 altered in November to “keep the luck in”

38th (Welsh) Division scarce WW1 formation sign. A scarce example, red dragon embroidered on black. VGC

39th Brigade scarce formation sign. Purple triangle embroidered on orange felt triangle.Removed from uniform. Good condition.

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 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 Carabiniers NCO’s b-imetal arm badge. Complete with both loops. Very good condition

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 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 Dragoon Guards Officer's OSD cap badge circa 1902-22 A scarce die-cast bronze example. Three blades to reverse. VGC

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 scarce white metal cap badge circa 1896-1908. Good example on loops. HQ Swansea. Became 6th Bn. Welsh Regiment 1st April 1908.

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 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 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 West Riding Brigade, Royal Field Artillery OR’s cap badge. Rare die-stamped brass example on slider. Very good condition.

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 rare OR’s cap badge. A good die-stamped brass with slider (top pressed flat against the badge) to reverse. Good condition.

4 Yorkshire related WW2 printed shoulder titles Duke of Wellington's (unworn) ... Green Howards (removed from uniform) ... York and Lancaster (unworn - glue marks to reverse) ... KOYLI (removed from uniform) (4 items)

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 Division silk embroidered formation sign. Removed from uniform. Minor service wear

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 AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth formation sign. White XLI embroidered on a red over blue shield. GC

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 Deoli Regiment pagri badge. A good 1903-21 cast example. Blackened brass strap inscribed ï¿½E.Turba Legionï¿½ 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 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)

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.

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

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 Brigade scarce printed formation sign. Yellow KK on brown edged green square. A good example removed from a uniform.

4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards pre 1855 Officer's waist belt plate. A good rare undress example. Fire gilt rectangular plate; mounted on the plate, in silver, an open topped shamrock wreath with Crowned Maid of Erin Harp to centre resting on Star of the Most Illustrious Order of St.Patrick which is superimposed on the base of the wreath. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop now absent. Some wear to gilt, orb and cross surmounting Crown now absent.

4th Battalion Buffs East Kent rare OR’s blackened brass cap badge. Die-stamped example. Loops replaced with brooch pin. (KK 1699)

4th Battalion Welch Regiment WW2 formation sign. Red saucepan printed on brown rectangle. VGC

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 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. 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. Lincolnshire Regiment NCO’s Lincoln Imp arm badge. A scarce die-stamped brass example on loops. Minor service wear otherwise good condition.

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 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 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 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 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 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 Officer’s shako plate circa 1856-61. A very fine and exceedingly scarce example. Silvered crowned star 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 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 Cameronians OR’s white metal glengarry badge. Scarce post 1887 example struck in one piece. Loops to the reverse. GC. 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 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 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

50 Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. Yellow St. Mark’s lion printed on a blue rectangle. VGC

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 cap badge.

50th (Queen’s Own) Regiment, Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-81. An extremely fine and rare example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter. To the centre on a ground of black velvet the gilt numerals “50”, below the crown a silver scroll “Queen’s Own”, at the base of the laurels a silver Sphinx over Egypt. Three loops to reverse. VGC Became 1st Battalion The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) on Friday 1st July, 1881.

51st Infantry Brigade formation sign. Black rectangle embroidered with white disc bearing black swan. Condition: Glue marks to reverse. VGC

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.

54th (E. Anglian) Division / 162nd Indep Infantry Brigade WW2 formation sign. Blue "JP" printed on red disc. Glue marks to reverse. GC

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 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.

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.

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 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

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

5th (Congleton) Cheshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Cap Badge Retaining two loops to the reverse GC

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. GC

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 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 Dragoon Guards post 1953 Officer’s silvered cap badge. Retaining loops to the reverse. GC

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 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 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 Highland Light Infantry Victorian glengarry badge. A good scarce white metal example. (lacessit) retaining both loop fittings. GC 10th Lanarkshire RVC redesignated 5th (Glasgow Highland) VB in 1887

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 VB Manchester Regiment 1902-08 OSD bronze badge. A good scarce die-cast example on loops retaining rather mothed red felt, pinked edges, backing. Originally formed as 33rd Lancashire RV at Ardwick in 1860.

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)

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.

65th (LONDON) RA scarce WW2 65th Field Regt. RA shoulder title. Red embroidered on navy. Removed from a uniform. Minor service wear. GC

65th Foot (2nd Yorkshire, Nth Riding) Grenadier Company 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, within an open wreath half laurel, half palm, a strap in the form of a flaming grenade inscribed “2nd York North Riding” with gilt “65” to burnished gilt centre. Between the Crown and the top of the wreath, a scroll inscribed “Arabia”; on the junction of the wreath, a scroll inscribed “India”; gilt Royal Tiger beneath the wreath. Reverse retains both original horizontal loops and all four wires behind the Crown. Orb and cross surmounting Crown now absent otherwise VGC. The 65th were granted the Tiger and “India” on 24th February 1823 and “Arabia” on 24th February the following year.

67 / PUNJABIS pair of cast brass shoulder titles. A good pair retaining loops. GC.

670th LAA Regt (Royal Artillery) (Tyneside Scottish (BW) Highland Regt. Sealed Pattern Tam O'Shanter badge A good die-stamped white metal example on Chief Inspectorate of Clothing card with red wax seal to reverse. VGC

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 Native Infantry Officer's coatee skirt tail ornament. A scarce example of the pattern worn on the pre 1855 coatee. GC

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.

68th Durham Light Infantry Georgian Officer’s coatee button. A scarce silvered open back example. Made by Jones & Son, Dublin GC

6th (Duke of Connaught’s Own) Bn. Royal Hampshire Regiment Officer’s cap badge. A very fine die-stamped silver plated example by Firmin, London. Within a ducal crowned laurel wreath, a pierced strap “Duke of Connaught’s Own” on a blue enamel ground. Mounted to the centre a red enamel rose with green enamel sepals. Two loops to reverse. (KK 1729)

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 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 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 Bn East Surrey Regiment mufti badge. Fixing: Buttonhole Condition: GC

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 London Regiment WW1 Cap Badge. A good example retaining slider and blackened finish. GC. This badge was worn by Pte P.G.A. Moor. See medal section for his WW1 pair of medals and ID dog Tag.

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. Royal West Kent WW2 printed formation sign White Horse of Kent on blue. Removed from uniform. Good condition

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 Guards Tank Brigade WW2 scarce formation sign. A rare BeVo embroidered. Shield charged example with upright sword with diagonal bar of Guards colours. GC

6th Guards Tank Brigade WW2 scarce painted formation sign. Shield charged with upright sword with diagonal bar of Guards colours. Good condition.

6th VB Royal Scots OR’s white metal glengarry badge A good example Circa 1888-1908. Retaining both loops GC HQ at Peebles

7 / KING’s brass shoulder title. A good example retaining two loops.

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.

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.

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 Punjabis die-stamped white metal pagri badge circa 1903-22. Stout pagri pin to reverse. Very good condition

73rd Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign. County arms superimposed on a sword printed on blue rectangle. Glued around card stiffener. GC Also worn by Devon & Cornwall County Division

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 Bn. CEF WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge. A good bronze example on loops by Tiptaft, B'ham.

74th Field Regiment Royal Artillery scarce WW2 formation sign. Purpose made 49th Infantry Division (Polar Bear) example embroidered with small red “TT”. Very good condition. Unit adopted this sign in November 1944 when they were transferred from 50th Division (TT) into 49th Infantry Division in memory of their long service with 50th Division.

75th Bn. CEF WW1 Canadian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge. A good bronze example on loops with faint Ellis Bros. to reverse. One loop a contemporary replacement.

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 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

77th Infantry Division WW2 printed formation sign. Excalibur emerging from the water printed on black rectangle. Removed from uniform. Good condition.

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 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 Bn. Hampshire Regiment post 1908 brass cap badge A good example displaying the New Forest dog gauge, retaining original loop fitting. VGC

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 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.

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 Hussars post 1953 NCO’s chrome arm badge. Blades to reverse. Very good condition

7th London OR’s bimetal cap badge. A good example retaining original slider VGC

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 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

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 formation sign. Black spider embroidered on yellow square. Aertex backing with pin fitting GC.

82 / VAD / MIDDLESEX WW1 brass shoulder title. A good example retaining backing plate. GC.

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.

849 Squadron RNAS Flying Suit Badge. A good used example. GC

85th King’s Light Infantry Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A fine scarce composite example of universal pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter. To the centre, a silver strung bugle with “85” between the strings set on a black patent leather ground. Three loops to reverse. Reverse of star with two additional holes for overlay. Generally VGC 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

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 (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 Armoured Brigade WW2 pair of embroidered formation signs. 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 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 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 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 Rajputs pagri badge circa 1903-22. A well cast brass example, stout pagri pin to reverse. VGC (Cox 2391)

8th Royal Rifle Canadian Militia collar badge. Blackened white metal. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

9 Corps scarce WW2 printed formation sign. Black “Kilkenny “ cat printed on orange cotton square. Generally VGC

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.

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

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 OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A good die-stamped brass example, a lined cross with “95” in the open centre. Brass loops East and West. Generally very good condition. (KK 570)

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 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.

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.

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 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 (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 sign. Scarce white metal thistle on dark blue/black cloth disc stiffened with buckrum. Two loops to reverse. GC

9th Battalion Tank Corps / RTR rare brass sleeve badge. A fine example complete with backing plate and loos to reverse.
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

9th Bengal Lancers Victorian Officer’s epaulette. A good example retaining regimental button and device to the crescent. The underside of blue cloth, with flat brass fixing bar GC 1st Regt of Hodson’s Horse became 9th Regt. of Bengal Cavalry in 1861, 9th Regt. of Bengal Lancers in 1886, 9th Bengal Lancers (Hodson’s Horse) in 1901 and 9th Hodson’s Horse in 1903.

9th Bn Devonshire Regiment Memorial Plaque, Scroll & Photograph. Comprising: Bronze Memorial Plaque “Daniel Collins”. ... Memorial Scroll “Daniel Collins Devonshire Regiment”. ... Postcard photograph in uniform. ... Forwarding letters for the 1914/15 Trio. Overall GC. This grouping of items remembers 12336 Private Daniel Collins who died on 30th September 1915 and is commemorated on the Loos Memorial.

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 Officers OSD Cap Badge. A fine die-cast bronze example retaining three of four blades. Very good condition

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 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.

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 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” !

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)

African Pioneer Corps General Service Medal, clasp “Palestine 1945-48” Awarded to “EC. 13946 Pte. M. Modirwa APC”. GC

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 Despatch Group RASC pair of formation signs Printed facing uncut pair of yellow Dakotas on blue. Formed in April 1944.

Air Formation Signals formation sign. A fine example. Black felt triangle embroidered with white border and wings at the base. Unissued.

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 Troop Carrier WW2 embroidered formation badge. Removed from uniform. Small cut to edge at 3 and 9 o’clock,

Airfix Avro 504K 1970's unmade kit. Series One in plastic bag, unopened. Condition: GC

Airfix RE8 1970's unmade kit. Series One in plastic bag, unopened. Condition: GC

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 Forces Base Hospital rare WW1 bronze cap badge. Fine die-stamped example as RAMC cap badge but scroll “Allied Forces Base Hospital”. Loops to reverse. Very good condition.

American Ambulance Great Britain scarce bronze badge. A good scarce example, retaining loop fittings. VGC

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

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.

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 Officer's silver mounted Scottish Skein Dhu A good example with steel single edged blade with rear fuller and scalloped cut back edge. Black bog oak weave pattern grip with stud decoration and a central coronet over intertwined L's (for Princess Louise). Silvered ferrule and pommel with Celtic design, the pommel ornamented with foiled citrine. Housed in its black leather covered sheath with silvered mounts pierced with intertwined mythical beasts. Top mount with "STG SIL" and maker's mark “RGL” (R.G. Laurie). Minor stains and light pitting to blade.

Armoured Car Sleeve Badge

Army Air Corps EIIR Officer’s silver plated beret badge. A fine die-cast example on loops.

ARMY AIR CORPS WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. A fine scarce unworn example. Excellent condition

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 cap badge. An example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall now lacking blades. (KK 2264) Formed in 1942.

Army Cadet Forces, Cadet Forces Medal. Awarded to “D. Davies ACF” GC

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 Cloth Badge A fine small size embroidered example

Army Fire Service printed formation sign, Removed from uniform. Glue marks to reverse otherwise GC.

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 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 cap badge circa 1896-1901. A good die-stamped brass example on two loops (toned black). Minor service wear (KK 1023)

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 brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped on loops (toned black). (KK 1034)

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 Recruiting Staff GVIR brass cap badge. Die-cast example 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 scarce WW1 OR’s brass cap badge. A good die-cast crossed whips pattern on slider. (KK 1045)

Army Scripture Readers bi-metal cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC

Army Selection and Training Unit scarce formation sign. White “ASTU” embroidered on green rectangle. Very good condition.

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 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 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 Veterinary Corps Officer’s helmet plate. A fine and scarce 1906-14 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 “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. VGC 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.

Arnhem aluminium “ticket” made from crashed gliders Airborne Forces Pegasus patch made in aluminium. 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. World Premiers Britain - Holland - Canada”. Very good condition The “ticket” was issued to those attending the premiere of the film just after the war.

Athletes Volunteer Force North Birmingham WW1 VTC mufti badge. A good rare enameled example on buttonhole fixing. Slight crazing to enamel.

Australia. 43rd Hindmarsh Regiment brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC

Australian 13th Light Horse Slouch Hat Badge A scarce die-cast bronzed example on loops. Good condition

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 Veterinary Corps slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops. GC

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 Queensland Scottish Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A fine die struck white metal example. Resting in an open thistle wreath a Crowned circlet inscribed “Queensland Scottish” and ornamented with thistle spray; VR Cypher to centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC Raised 4th March 1885.

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.

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 Military Pioneer Corps scarce WW2 slip on shoulder title. Worn late 1939-40 only. Raised in October 1939; redesignated Pioneer Corps in 1940

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

Battalion Champion Team cloth badge. Condition: VGC

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 ORDNANCE scarce WW2 cloth shoulder title. Red embroidered on black example removed from a uniform. Good condition.

BEACH SIGNALS scarce Combined Operations WW2 cloth shoulder title. White embroidered on navy. Removed from uniform. A little service wear.

BEACH SIGNALS scarce WW2 cloth embroidered shoulder title. White lettering on dark blue. Removed from uniform. Heavy service wear.

BEAUMONT / OTC / COLLEGE blackened brass shoulder title Red felt backing. Good condition 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

Bedfordshire Constabulary King’s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome arms to centre. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition.

Bedfordshire Regiment OR’s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, Maltese cross on star with white metal Antelope ro centre within circlet inscribed “Bedfordshire” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining two of four loops to reverse. Good condition. (KK 305)

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 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.

Beds & Herts WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good used example. Blades to reverse. Minor service wear and slight distortion. Good condition

Belgian Auxiliary Air Police Service Warrant Card. An unissued example. Condition: GC

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

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 white metal cap badge. A good scarce die-cast Uffington Horse on “Berkshire” scroll; “IY” beneath. Three loops to reverse. (KK 1340)

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.

Bermuda Garrison scarce printed formation sign. White shield bearing a red bear holding a shield charged with a galleon in stormy seas. Removed from uniform, remains in good condition.

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 Shot of Sergeants in Regiment or Battalion badge. A good example, the gold bullion wire remains fresh.

Birkenhead School CCF brass cap badge. A good die-cast example. Two loops to reverse (slight verdigris to base of one). VGC

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 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)

Black Watch WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge. A good scarce example. Two blades to reverse. Some distortion. GC (KK 2241)

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 British American Squadron, King’s Colonials Officer’s slouch hat badge. A very fine and rare gilt die-cast gilt example. Retaining both loops (North & South) Gilt remains bright. VGC. (KK 1374)

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 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 Period Devon Regiment Cloth Pagri Badge VGC

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 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

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.

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 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 WW1 period slip on cloth title. Condition: VGC

Border Regiment WW2 plastic economy beret badge. A good example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades to reverse. A little service wear, good condition. 1st Bn Border took part in the first British airborne landing, which took place on 10th July 1943 as part of Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily. The 1st Air Landing Brigade under Brigadier Hicks DSO, MC, comprised 1st Bn Border; 2nd Bn South Staffords and 1st Glider Pilot Regt.

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.

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 Badge

Bridlington School OTC bronze cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. GC

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)

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 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 bullion musketry sleeve badge. A good example, retaining original white paper backing. Has been worn GC.

British Army Marksman's sleeve badge. A fine scarce late Victorian / Edwardian example embroidered on a black background.

British Army Officer's Bullion Sword Knot. A good bright example, terminating with an acorn devise. Retaining bullion lace strap. GC.

British Army pre 1953 Officiating Chaplain’s scarf badge. A fine 65 mm high die-cast example by Firmin, London. Silvered Cross applied to oval gilt crowned wreath of laurel and oak; mounted to the centre, a pierced gilt circlet inscribed “In this sign, conquer” on a blue enamel ground with quatrefoil to centre. Original stout pin to reverse. Gilt a little dull, old test scratch to reverse (to test if gold). Worn by visiting clergy when called to minister at garrisons and camps not having their own resident RAChD chaplain

British Army rare Victorian Bandsman’s cloth arm badge. Some stitching faults and moth damage

British Army. Cavalry Trumpeter's arm badge A good example embroidered onto black. Some moth and service wear.

British Army. Judge Advocate General’s very scarce silver plated cap badge. A fine die-cast crowned example from this tiny unit by JR Gaunt, London. Within a crowned oval strap “Libera plena celer”; an upright sword on a crimson cloth ground. Two loops to reverse. JAG reformed as The Directorate of Army Legal Services 1st October 1948. Redesignated The Army Legal Corps 1st November 1978.

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 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 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 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 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.

Brussels Sub Area scarce formation sign. A good Silk embroidered yellow cross on a blue shield. VGC

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

Burma Army Service Corps OR’s cap badge. A scarce cast brass example. Loops VGC

C / 4 / QUEEN’S brass Royal West Surrey shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Very good condition

C / DORSET brass shoulder title. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

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

Cairo Civil Defence Force cap badge. Well cast gilt brass example on slider.

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.

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 Militia pre 1881 OR’s waist belt plate. A very scarce brass example with matching benchmarks to both halves. Now with Heavy age patina otherwise GC Raised 3rd September 1759 at Ely; became 4th Bn. Suffolk Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881.

Cambridgeshire Regiment scarce OR’s cap badge. Bi-metal example with “South Africa 1900-01” scroll below. Retaining slider GC (KK 1816)

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. 9th Mississauga Horse helmet badge. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Two and three quarter inch high helmet badge comprises a rearing Unicorn within a maple demi-wreath joined at the top by a tri-part scroll “The Ninth Horse”; on the base of the wreath, another tri-part scroll inscribed “In Malos Cornu”. Stout pagri pin to reverse. GC Raised as Toronto Mounted Rifles on 1st April 1901; redesignated 9th Toronto Light Horse 1st April 1903; 9th Mississauga Horse 5th May 1907; Ontario Mounted Rifles 15th March 1920; The Mississauga Horse 1st May 1924 finally it amalgamated with The Governor General’s Body Guard on 15th December 1936 to form The Governor General’s Horse Guards.

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.

Canadian / Scottish. WWI 246th (Nova Scotia Highlanders) Bn. CEF Officer’s glengarry badge. A scarce example, silver plated retaining two loops to the revese. VGC. Raised in Nova Scotia 1916 with HQ at Halifax. Sailed for Europe on 2nd June 1917 under Lt.Col. N.H. Parson (only 14 Officers, 233 men)

Canadian 8th Regiment Royal Rifles cap badge circa 1904-20. A scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Minor wear to “8” in centre otherwise GC

Canadian Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (MG) glengarry badge. A good heavy die-stamped white example on 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 212 CEF Cap Badge. A good die struck example with loops. GC. Makers details of Ellis Bros.

Canadian WW1 29th CEF Cap Badge A good die stamped bronze example, retaining slider. Makers details of Tiptaft & Son Ltd Birmingham.

Canadian WW1 6th CEF Cap Badge A good example retaining loops. Makers 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 WWI era silver & enamel mufti badge. Reverse impressed 'Sterling' and issue no. '33183'. Fixing: Screw post Condition: VGC

Canadian, The Brockville Rifles WW2 Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops by W Scully Ltd, Montreal.

Canadian. WW2 RCAF WAG (Wireless Air Gunner) bullion brevet. A fine scarce Far East made example sewn to rectangular metal plate with pin fitting.

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.

Central Midland District printed formation sign. White crossed swords, pike and lobster tail helmet printed on red rectangle. GC Unissued condition

Ceylon Railway Engineer Regiment die-stamped brass cap badge A good scarce example by Dowler, Birmingham. Slider to reverse. Very good condition.

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 Three Clasp Queen's South Africa Medal From Macclesfield. Awarded to 5264 Pte H. Stanley Cheshire Regt. Bearing the three clasps "Cape Colony", "Orange Free State", "Johannesburg". GC slight edge knocks. GC. Private Harry Stanley had served with the 5th VB Cheshire Regiment, before volunteering with the 4th Bn Cheshire Regiment in 1896. He embarked for South Africa on the 7th January 1900 and remained here until 1908. After returning to the UK he was discharged in 1908 following the termination of his first period of engagement. He is entitled to the KSA. His home time is given as Macclesfield in Cheshire and it is here that he volunteered for service.

Cheshire Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example lacking blades.

Cheshshire Constabulary King's crown police night helmet plate A fine example on three loops

CHILE WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Worn on British Army battledress blouse Condition: VGC

Chindits (3rd Indian Division) scarce WW2 embroidered formation sign. Yellow embroidered Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Removed from uniform but in very good condition. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944.

Chindits (3rd Indian Division) scarce WW2 silver wire embroidered formation sign Burmese Dragon (Chinthern) on blue felt disc. Bazaar made of superior quality. Special Force commanded by Major-General Orde Wingate DSO who tragically died in an air crash 24th March 1944.

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.

CHURCHER'S / OTC / COLLEGE brass shoulder title. Four loops to reverse. Good condition Petersfield, 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 (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 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 / 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 / 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 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. Retaining both loops to the reverse. GC 20 is Gloucestershire Rifle Vols. precedence number.

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 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 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 OSD cap badge A rare die-cast example, with Firmin, London tablet to reverse. Retaining both blades, these with cracks to the base. GC

City of LondonYeomanry Rough Riders's OR's cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider (fixed off cente)

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.

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 pair of WWI brass VTC shoulder titles. Both stamped J.R. Gaunt London. Loops to reverse. Very good condition 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

Coldstream Guards Crimean War Period Other Rank's Pewter Coatee Button A rare example made by Gilpin & Co London. Complete with shank VGC.

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 scarce foreign service collar badge. Die stamped brass Garter Star, loops. VGC

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 Regiment of Foot Guards, Officer’s Gorget circa 1801-1816 as worn at Waterloo. A fine and very rare example. Plain copper gilt crescent with distinctive secondary inner line, the centre mounted with the Royal Arms of the period in silver. Lacking leather liner, small crack in the upper rim, some gilt loss and a little surface wear to the mount. The gorgets of the Grenadier and 3rd Foot Guards were differentiated at this time with decoration in the upper areas. SAHR Journal Special No. 7. Royal Arms altered in 1816.

Colour Sergeant's post 1953 rank badge. Printed Condition: removed from uniform. GC

Colston’s School Cadet Corps (Bristol) rare bronzed cap badge. Die-cast stylised dolphin / fish on a torse made by Kemp Brs. Bristol. Two long loops. Very good condition

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

Commando Bullion Embroidered Shoulder Title

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 WW2 Cloth Shoulder Title Badge. A good red on dark blue embroidered example. Removed from a uniform, minor service wear.

Comrades of the Great War (France) mufti badge. Maker: O.B. Allan Fixing: Screw post Condition: GC

Connaught Rangers 1902-22 OR’s brass cap badge. Die stamped on very long slider indicating possible use of foreign service helmet. Old varnish

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. Generally very good condition (KK 695)

Cornwall Constabulary King's crown police night helmet plate A good example on three loops

Corps of Military Accountants 1919-27 OR’s brass cap badge. A good clean die-stamped example with slider. VGC

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

D XIV WW1 New Zealand Reinforcements brass cap badge. A good example on flat style loops.

Daly family silvered livery button. Maker: Firmin & Sons. London Fixing: Shank Condition: Generally VGC

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.

Deal Royal Marines BWM. Awarded to "Deal 8074-S- Pte J. Christie R.M." Condition: GC

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 School CCF brass cap badge. A die-stamped example on loops. Some polishing to central highpoints.

Derby Womens Rifle Club mufti badge

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 Special Constable’s mufti badge. Retaining buttonhole fitting GC.

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.

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.

Devonshire Regiment Boer War Queen's South Africa Medal & Medallions This grouping of items was awarded to "5525 Pte W. Bazley Devon Regt". Comprising: Queen's South Africa Medal 4 clasps "Natal", "Transvall", "Transvaal", "South Africa 1901". Silver watch fob medallion, the front engraved with "WB". The reverse Greenhill Cup won by Sergt Bazley 1906", a similar medallion "Greenhill Cup won by Sergt Bazley 1907". Also a regimental cap badge. Overall GC. please note that the clasps are loose. First three official attached, 1901 clasp loose. It appears the clasps have never been attached to the medal.

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 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.

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

Dorset County Division short 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. 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 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 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 WW2 plastic cap badge. A good scarce example on blades. GC

Dragoon Guards Boer War period brass shoulder title. A scarce heavy brass example, retaining two loops GC.

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 Cornwall's Light Infantry (DCLI) post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example retaining three of four loops to reverse. GC

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 rare Victorian cap badge. Brass Fixing: Three loops Condition: VGC

Duke of Cornwallâ€™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 Cornwallï¿½s Light Infantry General Service Medal ï¿½Palestine 1945-48ï¿½ Awarded to ï¿½14183607 Pte. G. Woodfield DCLIï¿½ GC.

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 Edinburgh’s Own Edinburgh Militia Artillery Officer’s helmet plate. An extremely fine and scarce die-stamped example circa 1890-1900. Silvered thistle wreath surmounted by the Duke’s Crest in gilt. To the centre, gilt AEA Cypher resting on gilt scroll inscribed “The Duke of Edinburgh’s Own”. The Cypher is surmounted by a silvered label of cadency. To the base of the wreath, an applied gun. Five screw posts to reverse. Excellent condition.

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 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)

Dunfries-shire Volunteer Regiment WWI VTC rare bronze cap badge. A fine die-stamped example with slider to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 1614)

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 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. A good die-stamped white metal. Two loops (toned to near black) to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 680)

Durham Light Infantry WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Two blades to reverse. Good condition.

Early Elizabeth II Period RAF Air Officer's Cap. A good 1960's period example tailored by Bates of London. Complete with Air Officer's bullion cap badge and two rows of gold bullion oak leaves to the peak. The interior with leather sweatband. GC Clean condition.

Early NAAFI Cap Badge on Slider Die-cast bronze. Slight verdigris. GC

Early WW2 Home Guard Pair Slip on cloth shoulder titles. A good pair retaining tapes to reverse. VGC.

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 canvass backing cloth. Have been worn GC

Early WW2 Pattern RAF Pilot Wings. A good slightly padded pair, retaining black canvass backing cloth. Have been worn GC

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 Tank Regiment RTR Pair Slip on cloth shoulder titles. A good example, retaining tapes to reverse. VGC.

Early WW2 Royal Welsh Fusiliers RWF Cloth shoulder Titles. A good matching pair complete with tapes to the reverse. GC.

East African Electrial & Mechanical Engineers Cap Badge Cast white metal example on loops. Good condition

East African EME WW2 cast white metal cap badge. A good scarce example following REME design with loop fittings 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 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. 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 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 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 Royal Perthshire Local Militia Georgian Officer’s gilt coatee button circa 1808-16. A scarce example. Open back, retaining original shank. Made by Charles Jennens, London (PoW plumes). GC. 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 Surrey Regiment post 1881 Helmet Plate Centre A good die-stamped brass example. Star bearing Arms of Guildford within circlet inscribed “East Surrey” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. Two of four original loops plus one old replacement. Good condition

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 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. (KK 304)

Eastborne Police Collar Badges Two die-stamped white metal examples on loops.

Eastbourne Borough Police early King’s Crown night helmet plate . A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example of crowned star pattern mounted with white metal title strap and Borough Arms. Three loops to reverse.

Eastbourne Borough Police King’s Crown helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example of crowned star pattern bearing title strap and Borough Arms. Two loops to reverse.

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.

Edinburgh City Police pre 1932 helmet badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops.

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 4th Bn Yorkshire Regiment Territorial Force Efficiency Medal A good scarce example awarded to "490 Pte E Pedley 4? York R" GC.

Edward VII Household Cavalry State Musicians tunic Royal Cypher device. A rare example, of a EVIIR device. gold bullion dulled. GC. Worn on the tunic of State trumpeters and musicians on state occasions in the presence of the Royal Family.

Edward VII Visit to Scotland Scottish Police Medal. Awarded to “PC W. Martin”. Small edge knock at 6 o’clock on reverse.

Edward VIII Royal Engineers OSD Cap Badge

Elizabeth II Household Cavalry State Musicians tunic Royal Cypher device. A rare two piece example. GC Bullion slightly dulled. This device is worn on the pattern of tunic worn by State trumpeters and musicians on state occasions in the presence of the Royal Family.

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. A good example awarded to "Joseph George Membery Rodgers" Mounted as originally worn. Complete with original case of issue.

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 Regiment 1900-14 OR’s helmet plate centre. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, Sphinx on Egypt tablet, three 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. Pristine. (KK 400) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when the War Office ordered a three tower castle should to be worn.

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 QSA with score across initial "C", KSA with initial "H" and slight contact marks.

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 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 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. VGC 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 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 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 Pagri Badge 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 long slider 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 Regt / Royal Fusiliers Great War "Iraq"group of four Awarded to Acting Sergeant C. Besford, who had served with the Essex Regiment during the Great War and the Royal Fusiliers during the Iraq Campaign. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal "14700 Pte. C. Besford Essex R”, General Servic Condition: GC

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

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.

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.

Faeroe Islands Force scarce WW2 facing pair of printed formation signs. “Tjaldur” (oyster catcher) on horizontally divided dark blue over light blue rectangle. Removed from uniform but in excellent condition. Faeroe Islands Force (originally Lovat Scouts, RA & RE) occupied the islands in 1940 in case of German attack. HQ was at.Thorshaven

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 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.

Felsted School OTC brass cap badge. A fine die-stamped brass example with two loops to reverse. Execellent. (KK 2554) Essex

Field Marshal's rare bullion cap badge. Condition: Baton velvet worn

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)

Fife and Forfar Yeomanry rare embroidered formation sign. Red and yellow saltire embroidered on blue denim rectangle. Removed from uniform. Some service wear

Fiji Volunteer Artillery OR’s brass cap badge. A brass post 1953 example complete with slider.

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 Surrey Rifles Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-82. A fine and scarce die-stamped blackened example with burnished highlights. Maltese cross with lions between the arms, surmounted by a Crown resting on a scroll inscribed “1803-1859”. To the centre of the cross, a circlet inscribed “First Surrey Rifles”; within the circlet, a strung bugle with “1” between the strings. Beneath the lower arm of the cross a scroll inscribed “Concordia victrix”. Three loops to reverse. Original green backing cloth. Near VGC.

First Worcestershire Artillery Volunteers prize badge. A most unusual and most attractive die struck silvered example. Fixing: Three loops Condition: VGC

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

Flintshire Constabulary Queen’s Crown night helmet plate. Crowned blackened brass star; chrome Prince of Wales' plumes to centre. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC

Foot Guards post 1953 Regimental Sergeant-Major's RSM rank badge. An impressive large padded arm example. VGC

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

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.

Four WWI Divisional Christmas cards 3 x 12th Division; 1 x London Division Condition: GC

FRANCE WW2 RAF Officer's nationality shoulder title. A good scarce embroidered example. 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.

French 20th Bn. Alpine Chasseurs silver breast badge. A good scarce die-cast example on stout pin. Reverse marked "Arthus Bertrand, Paris. Depose"

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 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

Frome and Selwood Volunteer Cavalry Georgian silver button. A good open back example, retaining shank VGC

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

George V Crowned Head Special Constabulary Police Medal This example awarded to "Joseph A Gardener" GC

George V Imperial Service Medal and Case. This example awarded to "Albert Edward Hurst". Mounted as originally worn. With fitted case.

George V Special Constabulary Medal A good Crowned head example awarded to Henry Hall GC

George VI Household Cavalry State Musicians tunic Royal Cypher device. A rare two piece example. Bullion remains bright. Worn on the tunic of State trumpeters and musicians on state occasions in the presence of the Royal Family.

George VI Special Constabulary Police Medal Tonbridge Kent This example awarded to "Frank C.E. Quinnell" GC Frank C.E. Quinnel served during WW1 with the Machine Gun Corps, he is shown as been married in Tonbridge Kent in 1921 and 1950

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.

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 Navy. Third Reich Torpedo Artificer's tate / trade badge. A fine unissued example

German Third Reich early NSDAP cap / kepi eagle and swastika. A good 28mm high die-stamped example on two brass blades.

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 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 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 Ober Leutnant's 90th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. A good example removed from a tunic

German. 1939 War Merit Cross 2nd Class in bronze without swords. A good example.

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 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 Panzer Troops BeVo cloth cap badge. White eagle and swastika over roundel of national colours. Very good condition.

Gibraltar Garrison felt embroidered formation sign. Condition: VGC

Gilbert Islands Defence Force anodised cap badge. Staybrite Fixing: Slider Condition: VGC

Gilgit Scouts cap badge. A good well locally cast example on loops. Originally raised as Gligit Levies in 1889, by Colonel Algernon Durand. Reorganised as Gilgit Scouts in 1913. After Partition went to Pakistan as paramilitary force in the Northern Areas. Amalgamated into the Northern Light Infantry Regiment in 1975.

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 scarce OR’s white metal cap badge by Firmin, London A fine die-stamped on named slider. Very good condition (Reverse illustrated)

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 TA Bn. blank scroll back badge. A rare post 1908 example worn by Territorials up to the Great War. Complete with slider VGC

Gold Coast Defence Force pair of brass collar badges. A good pair retaining two loops to the reverse and original green cloth backing. GC

Gold Coast Regiment Royal West African Frontier Force Shoulder Title. A good bronze example retaining loops.

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. 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.

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

GREAT BRITAIN WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title. Remains in Very Good Condition.

Great War 1918 RFC / RAF Test Pilot casualty Air Force Cross group. Awarded to Lieutenant Ralph Imray Kirton who was wounded on the Western Front, whilst engaging enemy aircraft and was killed as a Test Pilot in November 1918. Comprising: Air Force Cross, British War Medal, Victory Medal “Lieut RAF”. GC. The announcement for the Air Force Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 1st January 1919. Lieutenant Ralph Imray Kirton joined the Bristol Aircraft Company in 1912 and joined the Royal Fusiliers on the 29th August 1914 and was selected for a commission in April 1915. Joining the Royal Flying Corps and qualifying as a Pilot, he was posted to 20 Squadron flying the FE2B in France. On the 4th February 1916 he was flying escort to a Reconnaissance Patrol, when his aircraft was attacked on three occasions by enemy aircraft. The first was by an Albatross biplane which after a short engagement flew off. The second attack was made by a Rumpler type machine, but again after Kirton’s Observer had fired a drum and a half of ammunition at it , it made off. The third attack was made by a then unknown twin engined German aircraft possibly a AEG GIV. The aircraft was attacked and was seen to dive away steeply. Kirton’s last patrol took place on the 18th March 1916, again acting as escort to a reconnaissance mission, he was holding station to the rear of the formation. After a short time he was attacked by a Fokker monoplane, but quickly drove this away, From that time onwards he was continuously attacked by enemy aircraft, but the last attack by five enemy aircraft, Kirton turned his FE to engage the enemy head to head choosing the leader. In the attack he was wounded in the arm and leg, but with the aid of friendly aircraft was able to withdraw and return to his base. Invalided back to the UK he was unfit to fly until September 1916 and then only under the height of 5,000 feet. With no chance of returning to France, in January 1917 he was posted to the Vickers factory as a Test Pilot and during his time here flew over 70 different types of machines, including Handley Page Seaplanes, Sopwith Types many being early examples of the type. Recommended for the Air Force Cross for his work, he was killed on the 22nd November when the Sopwith Dolphin he was flying crashed.

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 Jackets Black

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 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 GVIR Sergeant’s cap badge. A pristine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 1951)

Grenadier Guards Officer’s peaked Forage cap A good Elizabeth II Period example, black cloth body and crown with mohair cap band mounted with gold bullion Regimental device. The peak is of black patent leather with gold bullion edging. Complete with regimental post 1953 anodished buttons and simulated leather chin strap. The interior is with leather sweatband, cotton lining and tailor’s stamp GC Bullion bright

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 OR's brass button. Maker: W.Dowler & Sons, Birmn. Fixing: Shank Condition: GC

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.

Gresham’s School OTC (Holt in Norfolk) cap badge. A good Bronze / brass.xample complete with loops GC (KK 2566)

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 Machine Gun Regiment rare WW1 OR’s brass cap badge. Die-stamped. Slider to reverse. Excellent condition. (KK 922) Formed in February 1918.

Guards pair of Captain's rank slides. Some service wear. GC

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 shoulder title. Flat loops to reverse. Good condition.

Guernsey Militia Cap Badge A very scarce die-stamped brass example on slider. VGC

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.

Guyana Defence Force OR’s cap badge. A good die-cast example on slider.

Haileybury & Imperial Service College CCF cap badge. A good die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. Central Hart polished. Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire

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 Victorian police helmet plate. A fine and very scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Within a crowned oak wreath, applied white metal "HC" cypher on a seeded ground. Two loops to reverse., Very good condition. Following a meeting at the Grand Jury Chamber in Winchester, the Hampshire Constabulary was formed in December 1859.

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 WW2 printed Hampshire Regiment shoulder title. A fine white on red example removed from a uniform. (top edge no damage just a loose thread)

Harrow County School OTC / CCF brass cap badge. Die-cast yellow brass example on loops. VGC (KK 2571)

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 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 Regiment Officer’s gilt button. A good scarce example by Armfield Ltd, Birmingham

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 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.

HIGHGATE / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title. Loops. GC

HIGHGATE / OTC / SCHOOL brass shoulder title. A good example on loops. GC

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 Regiment scarce WW2 plastic economy glengarry badge by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades reaffixed; tip of bottom left saltire absent.

HKVDC scarce Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps brass shoulder title Two loops to reverse. VGC

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

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.

Honourable Artillery Company HAC Infantry OSD cap badge. Die-cast bronze example by JR Gaunt, London with HAC cypher mounted on the ball. Two blades. Good condition

Honourable Artillery Company Cap Badge, Shoulder Title & Buttons A good example of the Cap Badge retaining slider. .... Accompanied by "A HAC shoulder title. ... Ball pattern buttons x 2. ... Tunic buttons small x 3. All GC.

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 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 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.

HOOD WW1 RND (Royal Naval Division) brass shoulder title. A good scarce example on loops.

Household Battalion OR’s brass cap badge circa 1916-18. A good scarce die-stamped example on slider. (KK 733)

Household Cavalry GVIR brass cap badge. Die-cast. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1880)

Household Cavalry post 1953 Officer’s helmet plate. A splendid die-stamped example by F & S (Firmin & Sons). Gilt wreath, half laurel, half oak, surrounding the Collar of the Order of the Garter and surmounted by a Crown. Mounted to centre, a cut silver star of the Order of the Garter. The gilt pierced Garter is set onto blue enamelled ground; to the centre of the Star, the Cross of St. George in red enamel. Five screw posts and a pair of blades to reverse. Gilt crisp, enamel perfect. Excellent

Household Cavalry scarce GvR brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example on loops (slightly bent). Minor service wear. (KK 732)

Household Cavalry White Buff Leather Sword Knot. A good example. GC.

HQ Bty / 457 Regiment Royal Artillery formation sign. Embroidered (Isle of Wight Rifles pattern) in very good condition.

Hull City Police King's Crown helmet plate. Die-stamped chromed crowned star bearing title circlet with three crowns in pale to centre. Loops. Very good condition

Imperial Austria. Order of Civil Merit 2nd Class breast badge. Maker: G.A.S. Fixing: brooch pin Condition: VGC

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. 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 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 scarce slouch hat rosette. General pattern red and purple silk rosette bearing bronze Prince of Wales’s plumes with “IY” below.

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. A good example with slider GC.

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

Indian Air Force brass cap badge. A good cast example with integral flat loops. Good condition

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 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 WW2 Nagpur District facing pair of formation signs. Black edged red square printed with black and yellow cobra. Press studs to reverse.

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. 19th Lancers (Fane’s Horse) cavalry Officer’s pouch. A good scarce example, the silvered flap decorated around the edge with scrolling foliage, the centre mounted with a large silvered lead crowned “FH” cypher. The black leather covered pouch has lines of silver wire along the top edge. Complete with silvered side ornaments and belt loops. Leather dry. Front GC. Raised 1860 in Cawnpore by Lieutenant (later Major-General) Walter Fane from volunteers largely from Hodson's Horse to fight in the Second Opium War 1856–60. 1861 redesignated 19th Regiment of Bengal Cavalry; 1864 19th Regiment of Bengal Cavalry (Lancers); 1874 19th Regiment of Bengal Lancers; 1901 19th Bengal Lancers (Fane's Horse) and in 1903 19th Lancers (Fane's Horse). Sent to France in 1915 and particiapted in the Battle of Ypres, the Battle of the Somme the German withdrawal to the Hindenburg Line, Battle of Cayeux, Battle of Arras, and the Battle of Cambrai. In 1918 it moved to Egypt for the Palestine Campaign and was attached to the 4th Cavalry Division for the Battle of Tel el Kebir the advance to the Jordan Valley, and the capture of Damascus. In 1922 amalgamated with 18th King George's Own Lancers to form The 19th King George's Own Lancers.

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. 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. 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. 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 Rajput Regiment post 1922 well cast white metal pagri badge. Stout pagri pin to reverse.

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. 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. Bareilly Contingent scarce AFI cap badge. Die-stamped brass example. Crossed SMLE rifles superimposed on a crowned oval laurel wreath which rests on a scroll inscribed “Bareilly”. The letters AFI in the lower three angles of the crossed rifles. Slider. Very good condition. Origins in the Naini Tal Volunteer Rifle Corps formed 26th July 1871.(AFI=Auxiliary Forces India)

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. 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. 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’s Own Corps of Guides Officer’s Field Service Side Cap. A scarce example of Torin pattern, the curtain and crown of beige material, the body of scarlet. Complete with correct pattern silvered titled “Guides” field service badge. Cotton lining with tailor’s label of E. Pearson Rawalpindi and ink name “Pratt” GC.

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. 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 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 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 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 Pioneers cast brass badge Intergral flat loops.

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. 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

INNISKILLINGS white metal piper’s shoulder title. Flat loops to reverse. Very good condition

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 WW2 Officer's black beret dated 1943. A fine scarce leather bound example by Kangol Wear Limited dated 1943 bearing Broad Arrow and size of 7 3/8/ To the front a large oval padded badge embroidered with red devil and silver wire trident. Minor service wear, generally VGC.

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.

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.

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

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 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 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 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 rare OR’s bronzed pagri badge. A fine die-stamped. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 917)

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 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 Police (Garda Siochana) post 1922 senior Officer’s gilt cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example on blades. Very good condition.

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. 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. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons NCO’s arm badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example with two loops to the reverse.

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) 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. 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 Officer’s silver wire badge. Remains in good condition. Numerous private insurance fire brigades sprang up following the Great Fire of Cork in 1622. Cork City Fire Brigade formed in 1877. 1893 saw the first purpose built station at Sullivan’s Quay.

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. 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 (slightly off centre). (KK 700)

Irish. Loughry Infantry (Tyrone) Georgian Officer’s gilt open back coatee button circa 1800. A fine rare example retaining shank and with circlet back mark of "Strong Plated"

Irish. Prince of Wales’s Own Donegal Militia OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example. Prince of Wales’ plumes resting in a scroll inscribed “Donegal Militia”. Two loops to reverse. (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 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 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 rare late Victorian silver and gilt attributed Officer's cap badge. A splendid example by J & Co (Jennens), retaining three loops to the reverse. Gilt flaming grenade on silver "Royal Dublin Fusiliers" scroll; silver Tiger and Elephant mounted on the ball of the grenade. From the effects of Captain Arthur Broadhurst-Hill who was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1899 and was promoted to Lieutenant in February 1900. He served during the Boer War and was wounded at Harts Hill on the 24th February 1900. His QSA & KSA can be found in the medal section.

Irish. Royal Hibernian Military School, Dublin rare cap badge circa 1902-21 A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (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 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 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 scarce OR’s cap badge circa 1926-34. A fine unissued die-stamped white metal castle pattern. Slider to reverse with light crease below the neck. (KK 1990)

Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Victorian Officer’s shoulder title circa 1897-98. A good scarce silvered and gilt example on loops

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. 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. WW1 Period Leinster Regiment Cap Badge A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.

Isle of Wight Constabulary cap badge. Chrome & enamel Fixing: Slider Condition: Enamel chipped

Isle of Wight Rifles post 1908 OSD cap badge. A good bronze example retaining both blades (fractured). Minor verdigris to reverse. GC

Italian Army pouch / pouch belt badge. Fixing: Screw posts Condition: VGC

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. 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.

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 WW2 RAF Royal Air Force nationality title Remains in Very Good Condition.

Jewish Battalions Royal Fusiliers scarce WW1 OR’s brass cap badge. A very fine 1917-18 Menora (seven-branched candlestick) on a scroll inscribed in Hebrew “Kadimah” in pristine condition on slider. (KK 1145) Worn by 38th, 39th, 40th Bns. with 41st and 42nd Bns in reserve.

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 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)

K.O.S.B. WW2 printed King's Own Scottish Borderers shoulder title. A fine white on red example.

K.R.R.C. pair of WW2 King's Royal Rifle Corps printed shoulder titles. A good matching pair in unissued condition.

Kent Volunteer Artillery Victorian Volunteer Long Service Medal. Awarded to “Sergt Major W. Arnott 2nd K.V.A”. Engraved naming VGC.

Kenya Police / Military whistle. Bearing the stamps "KP', "KC" each with a WD Arrow.

Khedive Star 1882 A good unnamed example as issued. GC.

Khedive Star 1884-6 An unnamed example retaining original ribbon. Remains in good condition, please note knocks to the points.

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 George V Royal Household Faithful Service Medal. The suspender bearing the dates "1910 1930". Reconstituted and re-engraved to "Annie Fraser" otherwise GC.

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 Liverpool Regiment poste 1881 Helmet Plate Centre A good die-stamped brass example. White Horse of Hanover within circlet inscribed “Liverpool” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base. Unusually only ever fitted with two cap badge style loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 297)

King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment post 1881 pagri badge. Fixing: Slider Condition: GC

King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt helmet plate centre. Fixing: 4 loops Condition: VGC

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)

Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry ORs Smasher hat badge. Die-stamped bi-metal. Slider (clipped) GC (KK 669)

King's Dragoon Guards scarce 1938 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example on slider.

King's Liverpool Regiment WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades (some verdigris).

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 Royal Rifle Corps OR's glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped blackened brass example on loops.

King's Shropshire Light Infantry Pre 1968 Officer's Silver & Gilt Beret Badge A very good example, retaining two loops

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 Colonials rare Officer’s badge. Die-stamped gilt on copper example. Three screw posts to reverse. Traces of gilt only. (KK 1371)

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 NCO’s arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal crowned KDG cypher on loops. VGC

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 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 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 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 anodised cap badge. A good example complete with slider. Made by J.R. Gaunt London VGC

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 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 cap badge. A good example complete with blades to reverse. Very good condition

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 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 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)

King’s School, Peterborough OTC brass cap badge. A cast example on slider. (KK 2599)

KOSB General Service Medal Awarded to “24400901 Pte W.D. Potter KOSB”. GC Mounted court style as originally worn.

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.

Lancashire Fusiliers Officer's silver and gilt cap badge. A good die-cast example with two loops to reverse. GC

Lancashire Hussars Other Ranks Cap badge A good example retaining original slider. GC

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 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 Special Air Service cloth embroidered SAS beret badge. Unissued example for wear on the coveted sand coloured beret. VGC Believed to have been designed by Cpl. Tait, later Squadron Sergeant Major Tait MM and approved by General Auchinleck.

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

LEEDS / W.YORK WW1 “Leeds Pals” Kitchener's Army brass shoulder title. A good scarce example. (Westlake 887) Worn by 15th (Service) Bn (1st Leeds) raised September 1914 and 17th (Service) Bn (2nd Leeds) raised December 1914;

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

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 Militia scarce post 1855 Officer’s shako plate. A very fine die-stamped silver plated example of crowned star pattern mounted with “Leicestershire Militia” circlet’ VR cypher to domed centre. Reverser retains both horizontal loops. Excellent condition. Leicester Militia raised at Leicester on 19th April 1760 with The Duke of Rutland KG as Hon. Colonel, it became 3rd Battalion Leicestershire Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881.

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 WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example with blades. GC. Slightly bent forward.

LEICESTERSHIRE WW2 Liecestershire Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example.

LEINSTER scarce pre 1922 Officer's brass Irish shoulder title. A good toned example on flat style loops. (See Westlake 1420)

Leys School (Cambridge) OTC bronze cap badge. A good scarce die-cast example on flat loops by Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham. (KK 2607)

Lieutenant General's Household Cavalry rank slides. Gilt Crown, anodised sword & baton. Condition: VGC

Life Guards Officer's Pouch.

Life Guards Victorian Officer’s waist belt plate A 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

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 Special Constabulary cap badge. Chrome & enamel Fixing: Slider Condition: GC

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 1914 hallmarked silver cap badge attributed to 1916 casualty. A fine brooched example comprising the crest of Lord Derby in silver bearing London hallmarks for 1914. Reverse engraved “C.Bonser 15031”. VGC (KK 1146) Clifford Bonser, son of James & Annie Bonser, born at 20 Hartismere Road, Egremont, Cheshire. Killed in action, aged 30, on 18th February 1916; buried at Corbie Communal Cemetery on the Somme.

Liverpool Pals 1914 silver cap badge. A fine die-cast example being the crest of Lord Derby bearing London hallmarks for 1914. Two loops to reverse. Very good condition. One of these 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 WW1 bronzed cap badge by Bent and Parker. Die-stamped Crest of Lord Derby, the slider stamped BP & Co.Ld. B’HAM. Good condition. Worn by 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Service Bns. of King’s Liverpool Regiment.

Liverpool Regiment Great War Pair of Medals. Awarded to "307067 Pte. W. Mullin L'Pool R.” Medal Indix 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 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.

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 IRISH embroidered shoulder title. Black on green Condition: VGC

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 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 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 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 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. 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

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 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.

Lovat Scouts Imperial Yeomanry brass badge. Non voided. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

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 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 VB cap badge circa 1902-08. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example, retaining loops. GC.

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 Nottingham Volunteers Offiicer’s plated open back coatee button circa 1794-1808 Complete with shank GC

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.

LVR / VOLUNTEERS WWI VTC London Volunteer Regiment brass shoulder title. A good scarce example, originally blackened, on loops.

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 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

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.

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 Regiment anodised cap badge. A good scarce example with Grove Mfg. B'ham silder. Good condition

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 WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good scarce example by A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall with two blades to reverse.

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

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

Medical Staff Corps Corps Victorian OR’s glengarry badge circa 1884-98. A good scarce die-stamped brass example of crowned star pattern bearing laurel wreath and Garter with voided Geneva cross to centre; on the lowest star point, a tri-part scroll “Medical Staff Corps”. Two loops to reverse (one a period replacement). Age patination. (KK 998). Designated Army Hospital Corps in 1857; redesignated Medical Staff Corps by Warrant of 20th September 1884; 23rd June 1898 Army Medical Staff (Officers) and Medical Staff Corps (OR’s) merged to become the Royal Army Medical Corps.

Merchant Taylors School OTC blackened brass cap badge. A good die-cast example. Two loops to reverse VGC (KK 2621)

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.

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 post 1881 OR’s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped bi-metal example. 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; retaining two of four loops (centre and top absent). (KK 345) The Middlesex Regiment earned the soubriquet “The Die-Hards” from the Battle of Albuhera on 16th May 1811 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.

Middlesex Regiment WW2 pair of slip-on shoulder titles. Fixing: Web tape Condition: VGC - mint

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 Stable Belt A good red over buff over green adjustable example retaining chrome plated brass interlocking clasp. The circlet inscribed "Middlesex Yeomanry", the centre with MYC cypher. Some wear to plating on clasp otherwise good condition

Middlesex Yeomanry unusual EIIR cap badge. A scarce example. Bi-metal flat backed example believed to be made for the 1953 Coronation parade. Retaining both loops GC.

Military Police cloth armband. Red felt letters on black cotton drill band. Fixing: Press studs Condition: VGC

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

Mill Hill School OTCbrass cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. (KK 2624). GC

Miniature Fire Brigade Long Service Medal. Condition: VGC

MIY (Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry) brass title. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC

MORRISONS / OTC / ACADEMY brass shoulder title. Fixing: Loops Condition: VGC

MOTOR MACHINE / GUNS scarce WW1 cloth shoulder title. Red letters embroidered on khaki. Slight age wear GC

Motor Machine Gun Corps scarce WW1 cap badge. A good die-stamped brass example with applied white metal "MMG". Reverse with slider bearing crease mark just below the neck.

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

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 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)

Natal Royal Rifles Boer War helmet plate circa 1899-1902. A very fine die-stamped white metal example of crowned Maltese cross pattern, lions between the arms, bearing circlet "Natal Royal Rifles" with State Arms to voided centre. Three loops to the reverse. Very good condition. (Owen 382) Originally raised in 1861 as Pietermaritzburg Volunteer Rifle Corps; redesignated Maritzburg Rifles in 1868, Natal Royal Rifles in 1889 and Natal Royal Regiment in 1910; disbanded 1913.

NATO Forces pocket fob badge. Fixing: Clutchback Condition: VGC

NELSON WW1 Royal Naval Division brass shoulder title. A scarce example with squared loops to the reverse GC

Netherlands District scarce printed formation sign. Brown square printed with white disc bearing windmill scene. Excellent condition.

New Zealand 17th (Ruahine) Regiment brass cap badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: Unissued, VGC

New Zealand Military Forces Motor Reserve cap badge A good die-cast bronze example on loops by JR Gaunt, London.

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 Squadron King’s Colonials slouch hat badge. A good die-stamped brass example. Large fern leaf bearing “NZ”. Two loops to reverse. Good condition (KK 1377)

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

NFS / 16 (Lyndhurst) WW2 red on navy printed breast badge. Very good condition. 16 was Lyndhurst (New Forest) NFS Fire Force Area

Nigeria. Federal Police printed cloth formation badge. Very good condition

NIH scarce North Irish Horse brass shoulder title. A good example on flat type loops. A little service wear.

NNR / WAFF scarce eliptical brass shoulder title. A good example on loops worn pre 1925 by Northern Nigerian Regiment of the West African Frontier Force.

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Norfolk & Cambridge District printed formation badge. Black and white quartered shield.Glue marks to reverse otherwise good condition.

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 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 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 Irish Brigade Piperï¿½s 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 OR’s brass cap badge. A good die-stamped example with two loops to the 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 Somerset Imperial Yeomanry Brass Shoulder Title Badge A good example with unusual loop fittings. GC.

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 fine scarce die-stamped white metal GvR example on loops. VGC Fought at Ypres, Frezenberg, Loos, Arras, Scarpe, Amiens, Beaurevoir, Cambrai etc.

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 OR’s helmet plate centre. A good die-stamped brass example. Prince of Wales plumes within circlet inscribed “North Staffordshire” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining two (East & West) of four loops to reverse. Very good condition. (KK 348)

Northamptonshire & Rutland Militia 1861-69 Officer’s shako plate. A very fine and attractive example. Silver eight pointed star, the topmost point displaced by a Crown; mounted on the star, a 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

Northamptonshire Regiment 1900-14 OR’s helmet plate centre. 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. Pristine. (KK 405) Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when the War Office ordered a three tower castle should to be worn.

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 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.

Northern Ireland District printed formation sign. White bird in black nest on green rectangle. Removed from uniform, old glue marks to reverse. Remains in good condition overall.

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)

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 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 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 Imperial Yeomanry OR’s cap badge. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on loops. Crowned strap inscribed “Northumberland Hussars” with Alnwick Castle to centre. (KK 1324)

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.

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.

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

OFFICIAL / eagle / DUTIES RAF uncut facing pair of titles. A good scarce clean pair VGC

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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.

Oxford University OTC Cavalry Section brass cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example. Two loops to reverse. VGC (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)

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 helmet plate centre circa 1908-14. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example in pristine condition. Strung bugle within circlet inscribed “Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops. Unissued (KK 399)

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 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.

Paiforce (Persia & Iraq Cmd) WW2 printed formation sign. Red elephant's head on blue rectangle. Removed from uniform, generally good condition

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 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

Palace of Westminster Home Guard rare cap badge. A fine die-cast chromed example on long slider. (KK 2433)

Palestine Police button. Silver plate by Firmin London

Palestine Regiment cast OR’s Jewish cap badge. A scarce locally cast brass example by Ben Zvi comprising an olive tree within a circlet inscribed “Palestine” in English, Hebrew and Arabic. Palestine Regiment was formed 28th September 1942, disbanded August 1948. Issue of above badge started in November 1943

Palestine Volunteer Force rare WW2 cap badge. A fine locally made example in thin white metal. Complete with original slider. VGC Jewish / Israel interest.

PARACHUTE REGIMENT cloth shoulder title. A good light blue on maroon embroidered example. Old glue marks to reverse.

Parachute Regiment Northern Ireland black anodised beret badge. A good scarce example on slider by Dowler, Birmingham. Old crease to slider. GC

PARACHUTE REGIMENT oval brass shoulder title. A good example on loops complete with backing plate.

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

Pembroke Yeomanry pair of anodised collar badges & shoulder titles. Collars by Firmin. (4 items)

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.

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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.

POLAND WW2 pair of printed Polish nationality shoulder titles. A scarce unused pair of white on red.

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.

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 2nd Rifle Bn. (2nd Grenadier) WW2 breast badge. A good silver example comprising the Scottish Lion superimposed on the number “2”. Original tartan backing. Loops Established 1940, designed by A.Modeyski and S.Osiecki. Believed made by Lawrie & Co. Ltd. Glasgow

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. 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 cap badge. Die-stamped brass St. George and Dragon resting on title scroll. Slider to reverse. Very good condition. Recognised in 1914 and affiliated to 12th London (Rangers).

POPLAR. V.T.C scarce bronze WWI shoulder title. A fine die-stamped example on flat loops.

Portsmouth Grammar School OTC brass cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. VGC (KK 2642)

Portsmouth Northern Grammar School OTC chromed cap badge. Die-stamped on loops. VGC (KK 2643)

Pre 1937 Royal Naval Pilot’s bullion Wings. A scarce pair of bullion pilot wings. 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 wing lapel badge A good chrome and enamel example. retaining scarce buttonhole fitting. No damage to the enamel 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

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.

Punjab Light Horse rare die struck white metal cap badge. With original slider GC. (as Cox 2667)

QO Royal West Kent Regiment Victorian valise badge. A good scarce large die-stamped brass example with four blades to reverse (one stamped 279).

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'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 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.

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 â€œWest Surreyâ€, 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 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 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 Regiment all brass WWI economy cap badge. A good example complete with slider GC.

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 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 Volunteers Victorian helmet plate. A good die-stamped blackened brass OR’s example with three loops to reverse. Very good condition.

R.M.E. rare WWI Royal Marine Engineers slip-on shoulder title. White embroidered on khaki. Canvas tape to reverse. GC

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.

RAF 12 Squadron Flying Suit Badge. A heavy cotton embroidered Post 1953 example. GC

RAF 1918 pattern RAF embroidered shoulder Eagle. A scarce example, slight wear. GC

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 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 1947 Pattern Bullion Signaller's Brevet. A rare example. Padded with bullion embroidery. GC.

RAF 1947 to 1950 Aircrew 1 Rank Badge. A scarce example of the short lived rank badge, this example embroidered onto a light RAF blue. Retaining white wax cotton backing cloth. VGC.

RAF 1960's Period Pilots Wings. A Good Padded example, retaining black cloth backing GC

RAF 1960's / 1970's Padded Pilots Wings. A good padded pair retaining original backing cloth GC.

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 Air Electronics Aircrew Brevet. A scarce early example of the brevet Circa 1960's-70's. Padded retaining original blackl 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. smr

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 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 canvass backing VGC

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 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 Rank Badge. A good example embroidered onto light blue backing. Retaining original paper backing to the reverse. GC.

RAF Aircrew Log Book Form 1767 Revised June 1977. An unused example. Condition: GC

RAF Avro Anson Mk 19 & 21 Original Pilots Notes. This is a 3rd Edition published October 1959. Complete with fold out photographs GC.

RAF Bullion PIlots Wings. A good padded pair, retaining black cotton backing cloth. Have been worn GC.

RAF Cold War Period British Silk Escape map. Double sided example titled Uralsk and Chkalov. Unused Condition 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 Pilots Wings. A good padded pair Circa late 1960's. Retaining cloth backing and a pair of press studs VGC.

RAF Elizabeth II Period Warrant Officer Cap Badge. A very good bright example, complete with loops to the reverse. VGC.

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 Flight Engineer Bullion Mess Brevet A good padded example, with gold bullion wire. Original black wax cotton backing. VGC

RAF HM Aircraft Apprentices cloth badge. Large embroidered example bearing eagle and "75" to centre. Worn but good condition.

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 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 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 Campaign Service Medal Northern Ireland This example was awarded to "SAC M. Elsdon (F8414718) RAF" Contained in original forwarding box. 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 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 Ocean Weather Service Sealed Pattern Cap Badge A rare example on Chief Inspectorate of Clothing card with red wax seal to reverse. Various dates on reverse starting with 30-7-58. VGC

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 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 Police Auxiliaries pre 1953 chrome cap badge. Die stamped, breast polished, loops replaced.

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 Regiment Officer's Bullion Shoulder Title; A good example with black cloth backing.

RAF Regiment WW2 printed shouder title. A scarce example in unworn condition. Glue marks to reverse. Excellent

RAF Royal Air Force GSM 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 Tube Whistle A scarce example with Crowned AM issue stamp. GC has been used.

RAF Unusual Late Issue H Type Oxygen Mask. A good example of the H Type Oxygen mask fitted with the later pattern small mike. This example dated 4-79 (April 1979). Complete with harness, the buckles fitted with additional loops, to accommodate chain helmet attachments. Complete with black wire loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, slight surface crazing to areas GC

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 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 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 Australian nationality title. A good clean example. VGC

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 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 New Zealand nationality title. A good example. Near VGC

RAF WW2 Pattern H Type Oxygen Mask & Tube This example of the H Type Oxygen mask is fitted with the early pattern large mike and is dated 2-56 (February 1956). Complete with harness and with wiring loom and jack plug, also fitted with tube. 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 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 with wiring loom and jack plug. Rubber remains soft and supple, some surface crazing to areas GC Clean condition.

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 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 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 scarce Officer's field service cap plastic cap badge. Black plastic/Bakelite two piece crown and eagle complete on plastic backing plate by JRL Ltd. Blade fixings. Very good condition

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)

RAMC General Service Medal Cyprus Awarded to 23557312 Pte G. Yates RAMC GC

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.

Rand Rifles Queen’s South Africa Medal. This example was awarded to “8278 Pte J.M. Maynard Rand Rif.” GC

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

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 RAF WW2 Meteorological Air Observers Brevet A rare unpadded example with original black canvas backing.VGC This aircrew brevet was introduced before the end of the Second World War and is one of the rarest of the War time pattern.

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 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 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.

RASC WWII bakelite/plastic economy cap badge, Maker: A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall Fixing: Blades Condition: VGC

RCAF 407 Squadron Flying Suit Badge. A King's Crown example, with white cloth backing. GC

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 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.

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 UN Cyprus Medal and Gerneral Service Medal Awarded to 24126124 Cfn J.S. Perry REME". Mounted Court style as originally worn. GC.

RFC (Royal Flying Corps) WW1 scarce brass shoulder title. A well cast example on brass loops. Good condition

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 Late WW1 Inter War period Observer’s Brevet. A classic design example with sweeping wing. Padded with original wax cotton backing cloth. GC

Rhodesia Engineers Officers Collar Badges. A good pair of gilt metal, bearing Rhodesia title. Complete with loops VGC

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 gilt cap / helmet badge circa 1933-45. A good die-cast example on loops. (Owen 3354)

Rhodesian British South African Police helmet badge. Post 1947 gilt example. Fixing: Loops (slightly bent) Condition: VGC

Rifle Brigade General Service Medal (EIIR) clasp Malaya Awarded to 23276294 Rfn G. Vallar RB. Edge with scuffs and knocks.

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 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 Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-90. An excellent die-stamped blackened brass example. 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”. Three loops to reverse. Complete with original velvet backing cloth. (KK 284)

Rifle Brigade WW1 Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to “3109 Pte K McDonald Rif Brig” Mounted as worn.

Rifle Brigade WW2 Officer's silver cap badge. A fine heavy die-cast example, the reverse impressed "Sterling". Two long loops. Very slight polish to central crown highpoint. Very good condition.

RIFLE BRIGADE WW2 printed shoulder title. A fine scarce black on green example removed from a uniform.

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)

River Tyne Police rare cap badge circa 1932-37. A fine silver plated example with red enamel cap to crown. Two loops to reverse Designed by Thomas Bewick Bulman. Force formed 1845; absorbed into South Shields Borough Police in 1968; becoming the nucleus of the Durham Constabulary’s Marine Division later that year

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.

Rodney Cadet Corps scarce cap badge. Die-stamped white metal example in pristine condition. Two loops to reverse.

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 CSM Northern Ireland A good example awarded to "LAC P.R. Davies (J8094238) RAF GC Official correction to the A of LAC

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 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 Cyprus & Box Awarded to “3521093 LAC B.E. Bailey RAF” RAF style naming. Complete with original forwarding box. 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 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 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 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 WW2 Period Bullion A scarce example of an Officer's gold bullion embroidered Nationality title Very Good Condition

Royal Anglian Regiment Campaign Service Medal Northern Ireland. A good clean example awarded to 24135621 Pte J.A. Turner R Anglian R GC

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 RAC Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A good example removed from battledress. Slight service wear.

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 Medical Corps General Service Medal clasp Palestine. Awarded to 7262208 Pte. T.A. Bratton RAMC GC slight edge knocks

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 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 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 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 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 Fleet Officer’s post 1965 bullion cap badge. A good padded example. GC.

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 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 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 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 Awarded to "24581536 Gnr P.A. Stanger RA" GC Mounted Court Style as worn.

Royal Artillery General Service Medal clasp A good example awarded to "290764 Dvr A.E. Collyer R.A." The GSM is the only medal entitlement.

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 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 Natives India General Service Medal. This example with the clasp “North West Frontier 1930-31” Awarded to “Cantn Contr Sultan Mohd RA” GC

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 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 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 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 very good example, retaining brass slide to reverse.

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 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 helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A really splendid rich gilt example. Royal Arms, pierced around the shield, with scroll beneath inscribed “Ubique”. Below the scroll, a gun with mounted wheel resting on a scroll inscribed ““Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt”. Three loops to reverse.

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 “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 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 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 Canadian Army Cadets WW2 plastic cap badge. A good example with Integral loops. VGC

Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps EIIR Officer’s cap badge A fine die-cast silvered and gilt example on loops.

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 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 Devon Yeomanry Artillery Cap Badge A good die-stamped bronze example on slider. VGC

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 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 rare Victorian NCO’s bullion Royal Crest arm badge. A little moth and dulling to bullion. GC

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 Officer's gilt button. Maker: J.R. Gaunt & Son Ltd. London Engd Fixing: Shank Condition: 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 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 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 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 very rare Officer’s gilt cap badge. Loop fasteners. Very good condition (KK 851)

Royal Engineers General Service Medal clasp ï¿½Malayaï¿½, Service Book & Photographs A good example awarded to ï¿½22274117 Cpl. K. Williams. R.E.ï¿½ 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 Officers Silver & Gilt Cap Badge. A good example, retaining loops to the reverse. Silver and gilt construction. GC.

Royal Engineers rare Edward VIII 1936 OR’s brass cap badge. Die-stamped with slider to reverse. Very good condition. (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 WWI all brass economy cap badge. A good example retaining slider 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 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 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 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 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 Officer’s forage cap badge. A fine King’s Crown example by JR Gaunt, London. Gilt flaming grenade, the ball mounted with Crowned pierced Garter on blue enamel ground; silver White Rose to centre; beneath the Garter, an applied silver White Horse of Hanover. Two loops to reverse which is impressed “P”. VGC

Royal Fusiliers rare post 1881 OR’s glengarry grenade. A die-stamped brass example. Flaming grenade, the ball bearing the Rose within a Crowned Garter. Two loops to reverse. GC (KK 963)

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 Volunteer Bns. Officer's button. Silver Maker: Pitt & Co. 31 Maddox St. London Fixing: Shank Condition: Generally VGC

Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA) Khaki Drill WWI cloth Shoulder Titles. Condition: VGC

Royal Garrison Artillery Edward II Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Awarded to 76710 Gnr W. Hunt RGA GC

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars NCO’s arm badge. A good die-stamped white metal example on loops. VGC

Royal Grammar School, Worcester OTC cap badge. Die-stamped brass example following design of Worcestershire Regiment badge. Slider. VGC (KK 2659)

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 Harwich Yacht Club Victorian gilt button. A good bright example, retaining shank. Maker's details of Firmin London

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 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 Indian Army Service Corps India General Service Medal “North West Frontier 1936-37” 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 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 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 Fusiliers mufti badge. A good scacre example with buttonhole fitting. GC.

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 post 1881 Officer's fur cap grenade. A splendid rich gilt example , the ball mounted with silver Eagle on a tablet inscribed "8". (KK 936). Retaining Screw post and pair of blades. VGC The Eagle and tablet inscribed "8" represents the Eagle on the flagstaff of the 8th French Light Infantry captured by the old 87th Fusiliers at Barossa on 5th March 1811.

Royal Irish Fusiliers scarce large bi-metal Brodrick cap badge. A good 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 (clipped) to reverse. (KK 693) together with large white metal coronet on loops.

ROYAL IRISH pre 1922 brass shoulder title. Flat loops. Good condition.

Royal Irish Rangers Piper's silvered & gilt headdress badge circa 1968-92. A fine example with four loops to reverse.

Royal Irish Regiment SD bronze badge circa 1902-22. A fine die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens) on three loops.

Royal Irish Rifles Militia Bns. Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1881-1901. A good and scarce silver plated die-stamped example. Within a shamrock wreath surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed “Quis Separabit”, a Maid of Erin Harp above the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “Egypt”. Below the Sphinx, a strung bugle joining both sides of the wreath; a scroll across the bugle strings “Royal Irish Rifles”. Four screw posts to reverse. Barely visible fracture between Harp and Sphinx. Slight polishing otherwise GC. 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Militia Bns. of the Regt. were formerly the Royal North Down Rifles Militia; the Antrim (Queen’s Royal Rifles) Militia; the Royal South Down (Light Infantry) Militia; and the Louth (Rifles) Militia.

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 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 Jersey Militia OR’s bell-top shako plate circa 1829-44. An extremely rare die-stamped brass example of universal crowned pattern, the central disc bearing three lions-leopardé with tri-part scroll inscribed “Royal Jersey Militia”. Two replacement loops to reverse. VGC

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 Malta Militia OR's Victorian cap badge. Worn 1889-1903 Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

Royal Malta Militia Victorian Officer’s gilt button. A good example made by Pitt & Co. 50 St. Martins Lane. London Retaining shank. GC

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 Division formation sign. Yellow trident embroidered on inverted red felt triangke. Condition: VGC

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 Crimean War Period shoulder belt plate circa 1830-55. A very fine and scarce example. Burnished gilt rectangular plate, the centre mounted with the Royal Crest in high relief. Above the Royal Crest, an ornate scroll inscribed “Gibraltar”; below another inscribed “Per mare per terram”. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Generally VGC.

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 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 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 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 Marines Campaign Service Medal “Borneo” Awarded to “RM 14500 I R Barnes MNE RM” Mounted as originally worn

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. 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 Georgian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1826-30. A very fine and rare short lived example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate mounted with the Royal Crest within a full wreath of oak ornamented at the base with Union spray. Reverse retains original fixings comprising a hook (one of two) and two studs. Generally VGC. Pattern changed after William IV ascended the throne in 1830

Royal Marines Middle/Far East Slip on Shoulder Title A good example with remains of paper glued to reverse.

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 pre 1940 Officer's peaked cap. A fine example by Gieves, Old Bond St. retaining silver and gilt two part badge, chinstrap secured with gilt buttons mounted with silver Royal Crest. Minor service wear. Gieves Bond Street premises were destoyed in the Blitz of 1940.

Royal Marines scarce WW2 dark blue plastic economy cap badge. An example by A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Two blades to reverse. Slight distortion and defective leaves on top of wreath to left side hence price

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 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 Victorian Gentleman Cadet's Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet circa 1878-1901. A very fine example complete with gilt cross piece and spike, spine and front peak edging. Two gilt rose head bosses support the velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt universal crowned star mounted with full laurel wreath and pierced strap “Nec Aspera Terrent” on a blue enamel ground; VR Cypher to centre set on red translucent ground. Leather sweatband and tailor’s label for F.W. Flight, 90 High Street, Winchester Helmet is of a large size and in excellent condition. 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 College, Sandhurst Instructional Staff very scarce brass cap badge. 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 EIIR Officer's cap badge. A fine die-cast silver plated example on long loops.

Royal Military Police Territorial Efficiency Medal A scarce example awarded to 5620971 Pte C.A.Back RMP. GC small official correction to number

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 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 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

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 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 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 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.

Royal Navy Chaplain’s cap badge. Post 1953 Condition: VGC

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 Bullion Pin Back Pilot's Wings. A fine early EIIR pair.

Royal Navy HMS Edgar Chief Armourer WW1 Long Service Group. Awarded to 346407 Hugh McAlister Ch Armr". Comprising: 1914/15 Star "Armr RN", British War Medal, Victory Medal "Ch Armr", Royal Navy Long Service 7 Good Conduct Medal "Ch Armr HMS Edgar". Medals loose GC. Chief Armourer Hugh McAlister was born in Belfast 1880. He enlisted into the Royal Navy in 1903. At the outbreak of WW1 he was serving on HMS Cameroon and served most of the war with this ship. In 1919 he was serving on HMS Edgar and in 1922 found him serving on HMS Hood. He was discharged in 1925.

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 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 Naval General Service Medal “Palestine 1936-1939” Awarded to “KX.91219 L. Finnon Sto 1 RN”. Good Condition, but with some edge knocks.

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 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 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 Youth Entry Badge A good scarce red on navy silk embroidered example. Removed from uniform

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 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 Observer Corps Badge. A good clean King's Crown embroidered example. GC

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 Officer's wire embroidered arm badge. A good example with silver plated overlay on ball. Retaining screw post to the reverse. GC

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 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 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 Attaché 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 fine post war 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 pair of Officer's OSD bronze collar badges. A good die-stamped matching pair with mounted centres. Loops to reverse. GC

Royal Scots Volunteer Officers Shoulder Belt Plate

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 Africa General Service Medal Awarded to 22997127 Sigmn T.H. Hepton R.Sigs Good Condition

Royal Signals General Service Medal clasp “Palestine 1945-48” Awarded to “14470891 Sigmn. D.C.R. Day. R.Sigs.”. GC

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 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 WW2 plastic economy cap badge. A good example on blades (some verdigris).

Royal Tank Regiment WW2 silvered Officer's beret badge. A fine die-cast example with three loops to reverse. VGC

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 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 Volunteer Battalion Cap Badge. A good die-stamped white metal example retaining two loops to the reverse. GC

ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS WW2 Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example

Royal Welsh Fusiliers Officer’s scarlet cord boss with silvered dragon. Two wires to reverse. Good condition.

Royal West Kent Officer’s silver cap badge. This example stamped Sterling. Blades replace with a pin fitting GC.

Royal West Kent post 1881 helmet plate centre. A good bi-metal example with four loops to reverse. Age patina otherwuse good condition.

Royal West Kent Regiment post 1881 helmet plate centre. A fine die-stamped bi-metal example with four loops to reverse. VGC

ROYAL WEST KENT WW2 Royal West Kent Regiment Printed Cloth Shoulder Title. A fine unissued example

Royal Westmoreland Militia Officer’s 1844-55 "Albert" shako. 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 Militia Officer’s shako plate circa 1861-69. A very fine and scarce die-stamped silver on copper examplof universal crowned star pattern mounted with a circlet inscribed “Royal Wiltshire Militia”; Cross of St. George on the domed centre. Reverse retains both original loops. VGC 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.

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

SAS WW2 Special Air Service scarce cloth parachute qualification wing. A good padded example in unissued condition. Usually worn on the upper arm but could be worn on the left if authorised as Operations Wing.

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 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 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 Musketry Staff button circa 1901-19. A scarce lightly gilded example by Jennens & Co. Ltd. London.

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 EIIR Colour Sergeant’s badge A good example. Bullion slightly dulled. Has been worn.

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.

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 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 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 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 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. 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.

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 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 rope edged oval strap “Nemo Me Impune Lacessit” with centrally applied St Andrew and Cross. Two loops to reverse, VGC

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 Bn. (The Highlanders) Royal Regiment of Scotland khaki Tam O'Shanter A good example retaining Government Tartan patch, silvered and gilt badge and blue hackle which indicates 4th Battalion

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 white metal glengarry badge circa 1888-1908. A fine die-stamped voided example with two loops to reverse. Pristine condition. HQ at Leith.

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. 7th VB The Royal Scots post 1888 OR’s glengarry badge. Scarce white metal example, retaining two loops to the reverse. GC Origins in several Haddington RVC’s from 19th January 1860 onwards which were amalgamated as 1st Haddington RV on 13th April 1880. Became a VB of the regiment on Friday 1st July 1881, redesignated 7th VB in April 1888. HQ at Haddington. Many of it’s members served in the Boer War resulting in the Battalion being awarded the honour “South Africa 1901” in 1905. Amalgamated with 6th VB on 1st April 1908 to became 8th Battalion TF.

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. 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 post 1881 Officer’s glengarry badge. A good silver plated die-stamped example bearing JR Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Retaining loops to the reverse Near VGC

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. Ayrshire Yeomanry Victorian Officer’s Hussar tunic. A fine and scarce fresh example of the 1880 pattern in dark blue melton cloth, with scarlet facings to the collar and cuffs and each with the addition of gold bullion decoration. To the front four ornate loops of gold bullion cord with loop and olivette fastening. Further cord decoration can be found to the back and edging of the tunic. The shoulders with bullion cords, each bearing single Bath Star, secured by a gilt regimental pattern Victorian buttons. Quilted silk lining now shot.

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 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. 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. Fettes College OTC white metal cap badge. A good scarce die-stamped example on loops. (KK 2555)

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. 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 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. 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. 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. Lothians & Border Horse Officer's OSD Cap Badge. Cast bronze example complete with blades. GC.

Scottish. North British Militia Forfar & Kincardine OR's pewter open back coatee button circa 1804-20 A good rare example retaining original shank.

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. 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 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. Royal Scots Piper’s plaid brooch. A good modern silvered example. Reverse impressed “5” and “Made in Gt.Britain”. GC

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 Colour post 1953 Colour Sergeant's Rank Badge A fine example removed from a tunic. Very good condition.

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. 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. WW2 Highland Regiment rare Plastic Economy Cap Badge Superimposed on a saltire, a circular strap “Highland Regiment”. To the centre, crossed broadswords and a Highland shield. No evidence of fixings to reverse. VGC (KK 2265)

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

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

SHARPSHOOTERS cloth shoulder title. Yellow embroidered on dark green. Removed from uniform. Good condition.

Sherwood Foresters, Derbyshire Regiment 1881-1901 OR’s helmet plate centre. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example, crowned maltese cross, stag and title scrolls within circlet inscribed “Derbyshire” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops to reverse. Good condition. (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 Rangers Yeomanry post 1953 NCO’s white metal arm badge. Die-cast white metal. Loops VGC

SHROPSHIRE VTC scarce WWI bronze shoulder title. Fixing: Flat loops Condition: VGC

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.

Sind District WW2 embroidered formation sign. White native sailing ship embroidered on maroon square. GC

Singapore Guard Regiment chrome cap badge. A good white metal example, retaining loops. 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

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

Small gilt aviator's wing. Maker: Russell Uniform Co. New York Fixing: Brooch pin Condition: 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 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 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 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)

SOUTH AFRICA WW2 cloth nationality shoulder title. Worn on British Army battledress blouse Condition: VGC

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 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 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 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 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 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 Uitenhage Rifles brass cap badge circa 1902-13. A good example retaining loops GC. (Owen 300)

South African Witwatersrand Rifles white metal headdress badge. A good die-stamped example retaining two loops GC.

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 Highland District scarce formation sign. White saltire embroidered on blue. Excellent condition

South Lancashire Regiment all brass WWI economy cap badge. A good example complete with slider gC

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 WW1 brass economy cap badge. A good die-stamped example on slider. Slight polish to central highpoints otherwise good condition.

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 Victorian bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops. VGC (KK 648)

South Staffordshire Regiment Victorian bi-metal cap badge circa 1896-1901. A fine die-stamped example on loops which are toned black. (KK 648)

South Wales Borderers Officer's silver cap badge. A poorly cast example impressed "Sterling Silver". Wreath of immortelles enclosing the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “Egypt”; the letters “SWB” across the base of the wreath. Loops to reverse.

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 fine die-stamped brass example in pristine condition. Welsh dragon in laurel wreath within circlet inscribed “South Wales Borderers” and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining all four loops. Unissued (KK 310)

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 bearing the clasp North West Frontier 1937-39, awarded 9465 Sepoy Ghazi Marjan GC

Southern Rhodesia Armoured Car Regiment cap badge circa 1948-56 A fine die-cast white metal example on loops by Firmin, London (Owen 3052)

Southwark Volunteer Battalion scarce VTC cap badge. Bronze Fixing: Slider Condition: VGC

Soviet Army soldier’s brass belt buckle. Fixing: Hook & 2 loops Condition: Minor service wear, GC

Special Air Service Malayan period SAS parachute wings. A fine padded pair. VGC

Special Air Service pair of Officer’s silvered and gilt SAS collar badges. A fine scarce die-cast pair on loops.

Special Air Service rare bi-metal SAS cap badge by JR Gaunt, London A good rare example on slider. Very good condition

Special Air Service unusual pattern embroidered SAS beret badge A fine unissued example on large shield backing retaining original dark paper backing. VGC

Special Constabulary Police Medal A George VI period example awarded to "Sergt Hubert A Beasley" GC

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. No.1 Commando very rare WW2 Salamander formation sign. A superb example. Salamander emerging from flames embroidered on khaki oval. 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.

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

St John Ambulance 1911 Coronation Medal. Awarded to "Pte G. Brown". Original ribbon Good Condition

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. Disbanded in 1946 Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

St. Kitts Defence Force scarce bi-metal OR’s cap / pagri badge circa 1911-35 Crowned GRI Cypher resting on tri-part title scroll. Stout pagri pin. Good condition

St.Marylebone Volunteer Training Corps mufti badge. Brass & enamel Fixing: Buttonhole Condition: GC

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 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 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

Stoke-on-Trent City Police pre 1953 helmet plate. Crowned chromed star pattern with applied shield to centre. Three loops to reverse. Good condition.

Stourport-on-Severn Special Officer WW2 armband. Red printed on white canvas. Good condition.

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, 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 helmet plate centre circa 1881-1901. A good die-stamped brass example of the first pattern bearing regimental two tower castle (2nd pat with three towers). Retains three of four loops to reverse. GC

Suffolk Regiment post 1900 OR’s helmet plate centre pagri. A good die-stamped brass example. Three tower Gibraltar Castle within circlet inscribed “Suffolk”and ornamented with laurel spray at the base; retaining long pagri slider to reverse. Good condition. Two tower pattern worn up to 1900 when three tower castle was ordered to be worn by the War Office

Suffolk Regiment Victorian Officer’s forage cap badge circa 1881-1901. A good scarce bullion example. Minor service wear

Suffolk Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A fine rich gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter. To the centre, a silver two tower castle surmounted by a scroll inscribed “Gibraltar”; below, the Key and a scroll inscribed “Montis insignia calpe” all on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The Suffolk Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. One wire fixing castle to backplate clipped shoert otherwise in excellent condition.

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 “1328 Cooly Jeernvia, S & T Corps”. GC suspension slightly slack.

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 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

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 WW1 Pair of Medals. Awarded to “2676 Pte. H. Mathews Suss Yeo” GC

Swedish gilt helmet badge. Fixing: Screw post Condition: VGC

T / 1 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON brass shoulder title. A good scarce example with three loops to reverse. Very good condition

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 / 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 / 5 / KING'S brass King's Liverpool Regiment post 1908 shoulder title. A good example, probably originally blackened, still on its brass backing plate. 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 / 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 / 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 / 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 / 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 / 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 / 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 / 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 / 8 / WORCESTERSHIRE brass shoulder title. A good example retaining three loops. GC Served in France and Italy

T / ASC / LOWLAND scarce Army Service Corps Scottish brass shoulder title. Retaining three loops to the reverse. GC

T / RAMC / LOWLAND WW1 Scottish brass shoulder title. A good example retaining 3 loop fittings. GC

T / RAMC / SOUTH MIDLAND brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse (one a replacement) good condition

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 / 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 / RHA / W.RIDING scarce Royal Horse Artillery brass shoulder title circa 1908-20. A fine example on three loops. West Riding (of Yorkshire) Royal Horse Artillery served in Egypt 1916-18.

T / Y / CHESHIRE brass shoulder title. Three loops to reverse. Good condition.

T 7 SR brass Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) shoulder title A good example retaining three loops (pinched and ben)t Fought at Gallipoli. 1918 France

Territorial Decoration Medal Top Pin Mount. A good silver plated example, retaining pin fitting. GC.

THE / LIGHT ARTILLERY scarce WW2 cloth title. A good embroidered example. GC

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 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 East Lancashire Regiment” superb Officer's helmet plate circa 1902-14. An exceptionally fine rich gilt example of universal crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the centre with silver Sphinx on "Egypt" tablet. on a black velvet ground. Base of wreath mounted with silver scroll “The East Lancashire Regiment.”. All three loops remain to reverse. Pristine

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 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)

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

Tientsin 1st Chinese Regiment OR’s brass collar badge. A scarce example, retaining both loops to the reverse. GC. Formed in 1898 under the command of Brev. Major Hamilton Bower. Disbanded 1902.

Tientsin 1st Chinese Regiment Victorian OR's brass cap badge. A rare British made di-stamped example worn for only four years, from 1898 to 1902. Retaining two old replacement loops to the reverse. Surface verdigris to reverse. GC Formed in 1898 under the command of Brev. Major Hamilton Bower. Disbanded 1902.

Tonbridge School OTC brass badge. Fixing: Loops Condition: GC

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

Transport Training Centre RE (Longmoor) printed formation sign. Profile of a rail in blue on a blue edged red diamond. GC

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)

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 / 2 / SCOTTISH Kitchener's Army metal shoulder title. A good three part brass example with white metal 2. All on flat loops. Worn by 21st (2nd 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 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.

Ulster Defence Force Piper’s gilt metal headdress badge. A good Elizabeth II example retaining three loops to the reverse. Gilt Bright VGC.

Universal 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). VGC

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. Fixing: old replacement slider. Condition: Polished.

Upper Thames Patrol WW2 Home Guard cap badge. A very good scarce example, with slider to the reverse. VGC.

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 Air Force WW2 English made USAF Glider Pilot wing. A good scarce die-cast pinback example by Ludlow, London. Good condition.

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 era Officer's gilt cap badge. A fine die-cast example on single screw post with retaining nut.

US Navy silver Submarine badge. Reverse impressed "Sterling" Maker: GEMSCO Fixing: Clutchback Condition: VGC

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.

USAAF Aircrew wing. A good die-cast silver plated example with applied centre. Reverse with pin, hook 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 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 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 Pilots's wing probably English made. A good die-cast silver plated pinback example. Plating worn.

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.

UTP (Upper Thames Patrol) WW2 Home Guard arm designation A fine scarce example, navy printed on khaki. Removed from a uniform. 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.

V COMMANDO scarce WW2 embroidered shoulder title. Machine embroidered golden yellow letters on dark green. Slight fraying to the edge. GC

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 4th VB Scottish Rifles Long Service Medal. Awarded to 5586 Pte. James Macintyre 4th VB Sco Rifles”. Mounted for wearing as single medal. GC

Victorian Colonial Troops Waistbelt Clasp. A scarce unusual cast steel example, probably worn by colonial Native troops. GC.

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 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 Officer's Bullion Sword Knot A good bright example, with fine bullion twist tassels. Complete with bullion lace strap. GC

Victorian Officer's Shako Plate Lacking overlay and cross to the orb of the crown. Retaining two horizontal loops.

Victorian Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers pre 1887 glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example retaining two loops. Very good condition

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 Fusiliers rare post 1881 OR’s glengarry grenade. A rare example, brass retaining loops to the reverse. VGC (KK 963)

Victorian Sabretache ornament of a mounted Rifles / Light Infantry Officer. A good silver plated example with three screw posts to the reverse.

Victorian Somerset Light Infantry Officer's Bullion Forage Cap Badge

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 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 Long Service Medal A good example unnamed as issued. GC

Volunteer Artillery Sergeant's carte-de-visite. Condition: 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

War Department Constabulary GvR cap badge. Scarce die-cast white metal example on slider. Highpoints a little polished.

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

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 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 Guardsman's bearskin plume White, green, white horsehair plume approx. 6 inches high. Very good condition.

Welsh Guards post 1915 brass valise badge. Fixing: Single flat loop Condition: GC

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

Welsh Horse 1914-17 OR's brass cap badge. Slider to reverse. GC

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 Bn. Monmouthshire Regiment post 1908 Officer’s pouch belt plate. A very fine and scarce silvered example. Within a Crowned wreath, half of laurel, half of palm, the Welsh Dragon. Below the wreath, a scroll inscribed “1st Battn. Monmouthshire Regiment”. Four screw posts to reverse. Excellent condition. Formed 1st April 1908 from 2nd VB South Wales Borderers. HQ at Stow Hill, Newport.

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. Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) Cap Badge A good example retaining original slider GC

West African Airline bullion embroidered cap badge Retaining original backing cloth. Condition: VGC

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 Officerï¿½s button. A good medium size example by Firmin & Son, Strand, London. Shank GC

West India Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-81. A very fine and scarce rich gilt example of crowned star pattern; two rays on the left bearing honours “Dominica Guadaloupe”, two on the right “Martinique Ashantee” . Mounted on the star, a wreath half of laurel and half of palm enclosing the Garter; WIR cypher centre. Three replacement loops to reverse. VGC

West Kent Imperial Yeomanry Whitemetal Shoulder Title Badge. A good example retaining two loops.

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 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 Sussex Constabulary Victorian white metal button. A scarce example made by Dolan & Co. Bond St. Vauxhall, London. Retaining shank. Raised in 1857. Dolan & Co. at this address 1888-99

West Yorkshire Regiment post 1881 pagri badge. Die-stamped bi-metal example s helmet plate centre but reverse with long slider. VGC

Westland Sea King Helicopter Test Engineer's Flying Helmet and Suit. A rare pair of items worn by Mr B Beaton who was senior Test Engineer on the Westland Sea King Helicopter project. Comprising: Bone Dome with original white painted finish and retaining electrics with boom mike. Fitted with both clear and tinted visor. To the rear of the helmet original tape name of "Beaton Westland". The interior retains padded leather lining. The helmet has been worn and the interior with the usual age wear. .... The helmet is accompanied by original blue cotton MK 2a flying suit retaining leather name badge Westland Sea King 1,000 Badge, Society of Flight Test Engineers Badge. Also membership card of the Institution of mechanical incorporated engineers. Overall GC Flying suit VGC. please note heavy item for posting.

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 deco