52nd. Regiment of Foot -Oxfordshire.

Scarce early pattern heavy brass other ranks waist-belt clasp. The number, "52" to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " Oxfordshire Regiment" with squared belt loops to each end. {Traces of old tape to the reverse}  read more

Code: 31047

Marksman Badge.

WW I king's crown sergeants sleeve badge embroidered in various shades of khaki. A pair of crossed rifles surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 31018

Identity Bracelet.

WW I hallmarked silver identity bracelet bearing, " 11386 / S.E.CLARK / S.S.Anglaise 16./ Army Francais" with makers marks for "H.B. & S" and Birmingham hallmarks for 1916 to the reverse. This would have been worn by a British volunteer serving with a privately funded ambulance service assisting the French Army.  read more

Code: 31010

Qualified Parachutist.

Pair of WW II era well used parachutists' embroidered qualification wings. A white opened parachute canopy flanked by a pair of light blue wings on a shaped khaki backing.  read more

Code: 30998

Royal Engineers-Gas Troops.

Extremely rare WW I armband worn by a Royal Engineer officer of Gas Troops with two-pronged metal buckle fitting. Alternating strips of red, white and green. {One or two moth nips}  read more

Code: 30987

Rank Insignia.

Scarce pair of embroidered General Officers rank insignia. A crossed sword and baton on a shaped maroon backing.  read more

Code: 30978

Lagos - Nigeria.

Fine quality king's crown gilt badge with two loops to the reverse. The letters, " L A " in script form within a crowned wreath of laurel. Possibly worn by a staff officer of the " Lagos Administration" during the British Colonial time in Nigeria. {Thanks to A.C {Canada} for the information}  read more

Code: 30977

Efficiency Badge-Volunteers.

Early pattern embroidered in white on scarlet sleeve badge worn by Volunteers with efficiency in drill and rifle practice. A white diamond within a red diamond.  read more

Code: 30971

Royal Engineers.

Pair of WW I padded and embroidered in shades of khaki NCO's sleeve rank insignia. A fused grenade. {Approx 5 cms high}  read more

Code: 30965

1st. Oxfordshire Light Horse-Volunteers.

Very scarce Victorian officers silvered 1860's -1870 waist belt clasp. The " O L H " floriated monogram above the number, "1" and the furled motto scroll, " Fortis Est Veritas" surmounted by the crown mounted upon a plain backing with scroll worked edges.  read more

Code: 30947