Royal Marines.

WW II era embroidered example of the blue / blue-white crossed signal flags on a khaki tombstone backing worn by Royal Marine Signallers.  read more

Code: 24914

Royal Marines.

Embroidered in light brown on tropical pale khaki Royal Marine Gunlayers sleeve qualification badge with " Hooks and Eyes " to the reverse. A pair of crossed cannon barrels surmounted by a star.  read more

Code: 24884

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.

Pair of gold bullion wire letter " A" s as worn in the centre of sleeve lace of an RNVR " Air Branch " officer.  read more

Code: 24853

Royal Marines.

King's crown two-piece officers bronze service dress cap badge with blade fitting to both parts. The globe and laurel surmounted by the Royal Crest. { All blades trimmed slightly }  read more

Code: 24843

Royal Naval Division.

Brass shoulder title, " Drake ". Worn by the 1st. { Drake } Battalion Royal Naval Division 1st. Royal Naval Brigade.  read more

Code: 24824

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.

Pair of officers dark blue shoulder boards bearing gold bullion wire insignia and king's crowns buttons. The letter " A " to the centre of the gold lace curl denoting an Officer of the " Air Branch ". The reverse bears gold embossed makers details for Gieves Ltd. and the original lace ties. { One board with slightly dulled lace }  read more

Code: 24796

Royal Naval Division.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " Hawke. " Worn by the 2nd. Hawke Battalion Royal Naval Division of the 1st. Royal Naval Brigade.  read more

Code: 24700

Womens Royal Naval Service.

King's crown embroidered Wren officers cap badge. The white metal fouled anchor to the centre of a blue coloured laurel wreath surmounted by the red velvet inset crown on a padded black backing.  read more

Code: 24635

Royal Marine Artillery.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A fused grenade.  read more

Code: 24567

Royal Navy.

White metal king's crown sleeve badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Royal Naval Mine Clearance Service. A sea-mine to the centre of a crowned double roped circlet within a wreath of laurel that carries the title scrolls. Formed at the end of WW I to clear the hundreds of mines still in the seas after the war. [ Service disbanded by 1920 ]  read more

Code: 24311