Cornwall Air Raid Precautions.

Scarce WW II embroidered black on yellow beret / tunic badge. The Arms of Cornwall above the letters "A.R.P. " on a circular backing. [Moth nip to top edge and old glue stains by the crown]  read more

Code: 21086

Staffordshire Home Guard.

Rare WW II printed example of the white Staffordshire Knot on a red background. Worn for a very short time by Sector H / Q Units in South Staffordshire.  read more

Code: 21010

London Auxiliary Ambulance Service.

Scarce WW II embroidered shoulder title," L.A.A.S " in golden yellow within an oval on a blue background.  read more

Code: 20989

Civil Defence.

WW II printed white on blue "Area / Fire Guard / Captain" uniform shoulder title.  read more

Code: 20918

Girl Guides-War Service.

Scarce black on green printed arm badge worn by Girl Guides assisting with the War Effort. The Guide's symbol to the centre of an oval bearing the tilte,"On War Service".  read more

Code: 20860

Devonshire Home Guard.

WW II printed shoulder designation, Home Guard / DVN / 6. Worn by the 6th. Devon [Chumleigh ] Battalion,commanded by Lt. Col. R.D.Worrall MC.  read more

Code: 20838

Local Defence Volunteers.

Early WW II locally made heavy cotton off-white armband with the stencilled letters, "L.D.V. ". Worn by the early volunteers before the issue of uniforms and before the title changed to "Home Guard". [Old tape stains to the reverse,removed from old album.]  read more

Code: 20799

War Savings Campaign Badge.

Celluliod covered tin lapel badge with straight pin fitting to the reverse. The flags of Russia,England and the United States to the centre of titles, "Save to Win " and "The Peace 1945".  read more

Code: 20572

Cheshire Air Raid Wardens.

Chrome and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Butt & Co. Chester. The prince of Wales's plumes to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " Cheshire Corps of Air Raid Wardens".  read more

Code: 20560

First World War-

Celluloid covered tin lapel badge with pin fitting to the reverse, sold to raise money for the war-effort. Crossed Union and Russian flags to the centre of titles, "Russia To-day Society " and "Britain + Russia = Victory"  read more

Code: 20514