Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers.

Very scarce heavy white metal officers cross-belt plate with three screw bolts to the reverse worn by the 2nd.Battalion Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers in the late1860's. The number,"36" to the centre of a curled bugle horn backed by a pair of crossed rifles above the furled motto scroll, " Gwell Angau Na Gwarth" surmounted by the Victorian crown within a spray of laurel.  read more

Code: 30515

Leicestershire Regiment - Volunteers.

Very scarce officers white metal cap badge with two blades and makers details for Gaunt Birmingham to the reverse. The Royal Tiger standing on ground above the title scroll, " 1st. V.B.Leicestershire " with the South Africa honour in an arched scroll to its back.  read more

Code: 30514

Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars.

Rare brass slouch hat badge with four lugs to the reverse. The letters, " Q O O H / I Y " Badge is with staining}  read more

Code: 30513

Identity Bracelet.

WW I very finely engraved "Home Made" bracelet bearing, " A.J.Wilkinson / C * E / A * O * C / 0141997 / Bert To France " within a finely engraved zig-zag outer design. The reverse reads, " M.F.Wilkinson 53 Keswick Rd. St. Helens N O A K .343.3 " {Next of kin probably.} The edge of the bracelet is milled so almost certainly made from a coin.  read more

Code: 30512

Royal Welsh Fusiliers -Cadets.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " C / 5 / R W F." Worn by the 5th.Cadet Battalion affiliated to the 5th.Territorial Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers. {Slight fracture to the centre of the number}  read more

Code: 30511

Royal Scots {The Royal regiment} - Territorials.

Scarce WWI black embroidered shoulder title, " 5 / Royal Scots / Q.E.R." on an oval khaki backing. Worn by the 5th. {Queen's Edinburgh Rifles} Territorial Battalion Royal Scots. {Slight moth around the letter, "Q "}  read more

Code: 30510

Women's Emergency Land Corps.

Very scarce WW I light green celluloid on tin lapel badge with brooch pin fitting and makers details for Fattorini Birmingham to the reverse. The initials, " B.W.A.E.C." above the title, " Women's Emergency Land Corps" {British War Agricultural Executive Committee.} {Slight staining with rust to the reverse}  read more

Code: 30509

Ayrshire Yeomanry.{Earl of Carrick's Own}

Brass shoulder title, " A Y "  read more

Code: 30508

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the red fused grenade above the letters, " A T " on a blue shaped outline of a tank on a khaki backing. worn by 22. Anti-Tank Training Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 30507

King's Royal Rifle Corps.

Scarce king's crown black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A strung bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a maltese cross with multiple honours to the arms surmounted by the crown upon the tablet, " Celer Et Audax" {Worn in the early 1900's, no South African honours and slightly smaller than the next issue}  read more

Code: 30506