Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry Edwardian NCO’s 1909 hallmarked silver arm badge by William Dowler & Sons

A fine rare die-stamped crown on two loops, bearing Birmingham hallmarks to the lower edge. (Cox 1299)

The Sovereign (in this case Edward VII) was Colonel in Chief of the Regiment hence the use of the crown.

Liverpool College CCF brass cap badge.

A fine die-stamped example on loops.Minor spots of verdigris to reverse otherwise excellent

Code: 1019549Price: 38.00 GBP

Royal Welsh Fusiliers white metal cap badge.

A good die-stamped example on loops. Shaped to cap

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Somerset Light Infantry beret badge.

A fine die-stamped white metal example on slider.

Code: 1019547Price: 15.00 GBP

Victoria College OTC, Jersey brass cap badge.

A fine ie-stamped example on loops. (KK 2699)

Code: 1019546Price: 45.00 GBP

St. Lawrence College, Ramsgate OTC Kent cap badge.

A fine die-stamped brass example on loops. (KK 2676)

Code: 1019545Price: 45.00 GBP

Royal Sussex Regiment OR’s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914.

A good die-stamped brass example on four wire loops.

Code: 1019544Price: 42.00 GBP

Cranbrook School OTC Kent cap badge.

A good die-cast blackened example on blades.

Code: 1019543Price: 45.00 GBP

The Royal Hussars bi-metal cap badge circa 1969.

A fine die-cast example on slider.

Formed in 1969 from the amalgametion of 10th Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales's Own), and 11th Hussars (Prince Albert's Own).

7th Queen’s Own Hussars EIIR OR’s cap badge circa 1953-58.

A fine short-lived die-stamped bi-metal example on slider.

Amalgamated with the 3rd The King's Own Hussars in 1958, to form The Queen's Own Hussars

2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays) OR’s cap badge circa 1902-52.

A good die-stamped brass example on slider. (KK 737)

Code: 1019540Price: 20.00 GBP

11th Prince Albert’s Own Hussars cap badge.

A fine die-stamped brass example on slider.

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Beaumont College OTC (Old Windsor, Berkshire) blackened brass cap badge.

A fine scarce die-stamped example. (KK 2507)

Jesuit Public School closed 1967

4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards OR’s pre 1922 cap badge.

A fine die-stamped bi-metal example on slider. (KK 740)

Code: 1019537Price: 38.00 GBP

Scottish Cadets rare senior NCO’s glengarry badge.

A fine heavy die-stamped silvered example on three loops (pinched and reopened).

Affiliated to the London Scottish

WW2 Period RAF Aircrew Stopwatch.

A good used example, with issue stamps to the reverse. Running Order.

please note sold as a historical collectors item.

WW1 Welsh Regiments Officers Bronze Collar Badges.

A very good pair as worn, complete with loops to the reverse. VGC

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WW1 Royal Engineers Officers OSD Cap Badge.

A good George V example, retaining both blades GC.

Code: 1019533Price: 22.00 GBP

Colonel William David Rees V.D. Colonel 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, 6th Bn Welsh Regiment & Royal Engineers.

We have been privileged to acquire the WW1 uniform trunk of Colonel William David Rees VD. Items from the trunk are listed below.
Colonel William David Rees VD, a native of Swansea, military career began when he was commissioned into the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers in May 1881. He was appointed to the rank of Captain 1885 and Major ten years later in 1895 and in 1901 he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, being awarded the Volunteer Decoration. On the 5th February 1904 he was promoted to Colonel commanding of the Regiment and on the reorganisation of the Territorial Force in 1908 he had the privilege of becoming the first Commanding Officer of the newly formed 6th Bn Welsh Regiment . A position he held until his retirement in 1911. An engineer by trade, he was a Senior Partner in Rees Winship & Co Engineers and contractors based in Swansea. At the outbreak of the Great War he applied to the War Office for a commission, which was turned down due to his age, however he was appointed to the Committee which raised and equipped the Swansea Battalion. Following a meeting with Lord Kitchener, who pulled strings, he was offered a commission in 1915 as a Colonel in the Royal Engineers, within weeks he had received orders for France and was put in overall command of ten units of the Royal Engineers, garrisoned close to the front line for the purpose of construction work. He was later transferred to a UK establishment due to his health and continued to serve in the London area. Living with his family, the Kaiser appeared to have one more go at him when during a German air raid his house was hit by bombs. He survived the war and resigned his commission and died in 1921 at the age of 65.

6th Bn Welsh Regiment Commanding Officer's cap circa 1908-11.

A fine rare example by Samuel Brothers of Ludgate Hill, London of dark blue melton cloth with scarlet piping to the welt of the crown. Oakleaf lace band bearing silver and gilt rare badge of Prince of Wales' plumes on "The Welsh" scroll with supplementary scroll beneath "South Africa 1900-02". Gilt Prince of Wales' plumes button support the slender black patent chinstrap; peak with row of bullion. Cream leather sweattband, the lining gold embossed with Royal Arms and tailor's details as well as ink "Lieut. Col. Rees". Bullion bright, one or two near invisible tiny moth holes; overall fine condition. Accompanied by Chapman of Swansea a half length Carte de Visite of the moustachioed Colonel in 1902 service dress as well as his column length obituary from a newspaper.

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