City of London Yeomanry { Rough Riders }

Selection of both patterns of the " Rough Riders " tunic buttons. Officers and other ranks in various sizes and metals. { 17,all with shanks to the reverse}  read more

Code: 26805

Honourable Artillery Company.

Victorian officers silver / gilt waist-belt clasp. A fused grenade bearing the cypher of Queen Victoria to the centre of a circlet carrying the title with floriated rococo work and squared belt loops to each end.  read more

Code: 26799

14th.County of London Battalion {London Scottish}

White metal small size sporran badge with two loops to the reverse. The rampant lion on a saltire bearing the title scrolls to the centre of a thistle wreath and circlet carrying the motto. {Design as the glengarry badge}  read more

Code: 26767

Trade Badge.- { Experimental Assistant Gunnery }

Embroidered example of the letters, " E A G " incorporating a measuring instrument within a wreath of laurel in green on a beech-brown backing sleeve trade badge. Worn by the Women's Royal Army Corps at the Proof and Experimental Establishment Shoeburyness.  read more

Code: 26635

Trade Badge.

Brass early pattern sleeve badge with two loops to the reverse worn by class " B " tradesmen. The letter "B " within a half wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 26601

Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars.

Card of 18 medium and small sized white metal tunic buttons in three different patterns with various makers to the reverse.  read more

Code: 26420

Trade Badge.

Embroidered example of the white letter " G " in script form within a half wreath of laurel on a khaki backing. Worn by 1st. Class Gunners in the Royal Tank Corps / Regiment.  read more

Code: 26398

Rank Insignia.

Rare Anodised Aluminium sergeants sleeve rank insignia with four loops to the reverse, three chevrons. Issued for trial purposes, but never taken into use completely as deemed to be impracticable.  read more

Code: 26296

Army Physical Training Corps.

Silver and enamel king's crown sweetheart brooch with original pin fitting and " Sterling England " stamps to the reverse. A pair of crossed sabres with blue enamel handles surmounted by the red enamel inset crown.  read more

Code: 26265

Lothians & Berwickshire Yeomanry.

The silver / gilt centre of an officers shoulder scale with four sets of double fixing wires to the reverse. The " L & B Y " monogram to the centre of a wreath of laurel. { Old paper price label to reverse } { Became Lothian and Border Horse after 1908}  read more

Code: 26259