Women's Royal Naval Service.

Extremely rare WW I embroidered in blue on a dark blue tombstone shaped sleeve trade badge worn by a Wren Signaller. An arrow crossed with a lightening flash. The W.R.N.S. was formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1919 and not reformed again until 1939.  read more

Code: 27361

Royal Navy.

Small sized silver and enamel King's crown sweetheart brooch with pin fitting to the reverse. The fouled anchor above the blue enamel title scroll, " Royal Navy " surmounted by a red enamel inset crown.  read more

Code: 27339

Royal Marines.

Fine quality silver and three different coloured enamels tie-pin brooch still contained in a " Gache & Co. " Gibraltar jewellers presentation box. The globe and laurel above the Royal Marines motto surmounted by the Royal Crest and " Gibraltar " honour.  read more

Code: 27261

Royal Naval Division.

Brass curved pattern shoulder title, " R.N.D. " { One loop squeezed in }  read more

Code: 27247

Fleet Air Arm.

King's crown silver and enamel sweetheart brooch with original pin and a " Silver " stamp to the reverse. The fouled anchor to the centre of a green enamelled wreath of laurel surmounted by the red enamel inset crown and flanked by a pair of wings. { Approx 5.5 cms wide }  read more

Code: 27189

Royal Naval Division.

Scarce WW I brass collar badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse worn by the 7th. {Hood } Battalion 2nd. Royal Naval Brigade Royal Naval Division. A Cornish Chough and an anchor above the motto scroll, " Steady " and the title, " Hood"  read more

Code: 27066

Royal Naval Division.

Brass shoulder title, " R N D "  read more

Code: 27014

Fleet Air Arm.

King's crown bullion wire embroidered example of the F.A.A. qualified Observer's sleeve badge. A white metal fouled anchor to the centre of a silver bullion wire letter " O " flanked by gold bullion wire wings and surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 26955

Royal Marines.

King's crown embroidered in brown and off-white marksman's sleeve qualification badge. A pair of crossed rifles surmounted by the crown on a khaki coloured tombstone shaped backing. {Two small moth holes}  read more

Code: 26675

Royal Marine Engineers.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " R M E " worn only from 1917-1919.  read more

Code: 26545