Home Guard - Wiltshire.

WW II printed shoulder designation, " Home Guard / WTS / 7 " Worn by the 7th. {Salisbury} Battalion Wiltshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col. G.F.H.Brooke CB DSO MC.  read more

Code: 26791

Home Guard - Buckinghamshire.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white number " 7 " on a black circular backing. Worn by " E " Company {High Wycombe} Buckinghamshire Home Guard below the normal " BUX " shoulder designation.  read more

Code: 26740

Friends War Victims Relief.

Very scarce enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting registration number and makers details for Fattorini Bolton to the reverse. The " Quaker's Star " in red and black enamel to the centre of a white enamel circlet bearing the title. As Quakers the members of this organisation were opposed to violence and would not join the forces to be trained to kill. They did however assist in many ways t...  read more

Code: 26725

Women's Voluntary Service.

White metal shoulder title style badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse worn on the jacket or dress by " W.V.S " members in India during the war.  read more

Code: 26692

National Fire Service.

WW II embroidered example of the red on black tunic / overall insignia worn by firefighters from Louth -Lincolnshire. The " NFS " monogram above the number " 10 " within a red circle.  read more

Code: 26681

Home Guard - Northern Ireland.

Scarce WW II embroidered in yellow on khaki shoulder title, " Ulster Home Guard "  read more

Code: 26666

Auxiliary Fire Service.

WW II woven example of the firefighters tunic / overall insignia. The " AFS " monogram above the area title, " Sedgefield " in red within a shaped border on a dark blue ground.  read more

Code: 26645

Home Guard- Herefordshire.

WW II printed shoulder designation, " HFD / 5 " still affixed to a section of battledress material worn by the 5th. { Ledbury } Battalion Herefordshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col..J.W.H.Toynbee M.C.  read more

Code: 26611

Home Guard - Carmarthenshire.

WW II printed shoulder designation, " 4 / CRM ". Worn by the 4th. { Llandilo } Battalion Carmarthenshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col. C.Joynson. { Paper stuck to reverse.}  read more

Code: 26593

Local Defence Volunteers.

WW II khaki armband bearing the black letters, " L D V " Worn by the Home Guard before the issue of uniforms and the change of title. { Slight rust stain to left side }  read more

Code: 26577