Belfast Harbour Police.

White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A fouled anchor to the centre of a strap bearing the title on a multi-rayed star.  read more

Code: 29158

American Field Service.

Scarce WW I bronze headdress / tunic badge with locking brooch-pin fitting to the reverse. A shield bearing the Stars and Stripes upon the American Eagle and the title scroll. These volunteers served with the British and French forces before America officially entered the war, working in field hospitals, driving supply trucks and some even flew as pilots or fought under arms with the British a...  read more

Code: 29129

Isle of Man - Police.

Scarce king's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The three-legged emblem of the Isle of Man to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the motto.  read more

Code: 29123

WW I Cavalry Officer.

Scarce pair of a WW I Cavalry Captain's yellow piped khaki shoulder straps retaining one metal rank " pip " with evidence of others missing.  read more

Code: 29077

Fifeshire Rifle Volunteers.

Silver-plated officers waist-belt clasp. The Thane of Fife mounted upon a plain rectangular plate with one belt loop affixed to it. { Knight's sword slightly bent.}  read more

Code: 29071

Marksman's Badge.

Scarce embroidered example of the Corporals and privates " Best Shot in a Regiment " sleeve badge. A pair of crossed rifles surmounted by a star within a wreath of bay. Embroidered in beige / off white on a khaki backing. { Some Moth to the left side and one moth hole between the guns }  read more

Code: 29067

Minden Day.

Very early pair of conjoined red and white roses in linen ? with waxed paper leaves. These were worn by a soldier of the Hampshire Regiment to commemorate the battle of Minden on 1st. August 1759. This Occasion is still celebrated to this day by the Regiments involved and their successors. { Slightly flattened as removed from a frame of Hampshire items.}  read more

Code: 29041

Munitions Inspectorate Department.

Rare WW I red armband with black initials, " M.I.D. " complete with white metal buckle fastening and original owners name tape to the inside.  read more

Code: 29028

WW I Patriotic Item.

Most unusual silvered ? and light green enamel watch-fob ? bearing the saying, " Are We Downhearted - No." Often shouted out by a soldier on the way to the front line to receive the return chorus, " NO !! "  read more

Code: 28918

Army Scout.

Scarce brass sleeve qualification badge with two loops to the reverse. A fleur-de-lys with crossed bar below. { Smaller pattern - approx 4.5 cms high.}  read more

Code: 28873