Kent and County of London Yeomanry.

Other ranks queen's crown bi / metal waist belt clasp. The White Horse of Kent backed by a pair of crossed rifles to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title above the " Sharpshooters " scroll mounted upon a plain brass rectangular plate with plain brass looped belt ends.  read more

Code: 26251

Transjordan Frontier Force.

Two white metal officers ? tunic buttons with makers details for Firmin London to the reverse. The winged horse { Pegasus } to the centre of a circlet bearing the title.  read more

Code: 26221

Gregory & Quilter.

Small silvered and enamel lapel badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. A parachutist with an opened canopy flanked by a pair of red enamelled wings and the letters, " G Q ". Presented by the Company to those who had completed a parachute training coarse using their parachutes.  read more

Code: 26151

Despatch Rider.

WW II era embroidered in white on khaki example of the Despatch Rider's sleeve badge. A motor-cycle wheel flanked by a pair of wings surmounted by the letters, " D-R "  read more

Code: 26138

Royal Army Chaplains Department.

King's crown small silver gilt and enamel Chaplain's lapel badge with brooch oin fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The quatrefoil and the Chaplain's motto on a ground of blue enamel to the centre of a crowned Christian Cross within a wreath of oak and laurel. { Approx 3 cms high }  read more

Code: 26130

Bomb Disposal.

Embroidered example of the yellow aerial bomb on a red oval background worn on the sleeve of Royal Engineer qualified Bomb Disposal units.  read more

Code: 26101

Cheshire Regiment - Volunteers.

Scarce other ranks buff coloured leather belt complete with white metal waist-belt clasp worn by a member of the 4th. { Stockport } Volunteer Battalion Cheshire Regiment. The Prince of Wales's plumes on a multi-rayed star within a circlet bearing the title with square floriated belt loops each end. The belt is complete with all white metal fittings but rather grubby condition.  read more

Code: 26097

Royal Army Chaplains Department.

Rare embroidered arm-band worn by the " Officiating Chaplain to the Forces " The letters " O C F " in black with red outline on a purple arm-band with press-stud fittings to the reverse and original Chaplain's name to the inside.  read more

Code: 26075

War Service Badge.

Scarce gilt and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Restall ? to the reverse. the date " 1914 " on a ground of white enamel to the centre of a crowned red enamel circlet bearing, " Volunteered ". { Probably for Munitions or another essential war-production service }  read more

Code: 26052

French War Wounded.

Unusual WW I enamelled medallion sold to raise funds in England for wounded French soldiers. The French Cockerel on a shield bearing the Geneva Cross and " F.W.E.F. " with makers details for Fattorini Bolton to the reverse. { Slight enamel damage to the top }  read more

Code: 25946