Royal Welsh Fusiliers-Volunteers.

Scarce officers silvered glengarry grenade with two loops to the reverse worn by an officer of the Volunteers. The Prince of Wales's plumes mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade. {Approx 7 cms high}  read more

Code: 30465

Ayrshire Yeomanry.{Earl of Carrick's Own}

Anodised aluminium cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt Birmingham. The lion-headed griffin with eagle's wings above the tri-part furled title scroll.  read more

Code: 30464

Royal Army Service Corps.

WW II printed in yellow on blue shoulder title, " R.A.S.C." accompanied by a pair of yellow / blue embroidered arm of service strips.  read more

Code: 30463

Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry.

Two badges featuring the Welsh Dragon upon the voided tablet, " M Y C ". A brass other ranks collar badge {one loop absent} and a bronze officers field service cap badge or collar?  read more

Code: 30462

Royal Horse Artillery.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " T / RHA / Warwickshire" Worn by the Warwickshire Battery Royal Horse Artillery.  read more

Code: 30461

Trade Badge.

Embroidered example of the white letter, " T " between a pair of lightning flashes on a khaki backing. Worn by Telecommunications Mechanics of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the 1950's. {White has been " Blancoed" with a scorch? mark to the reverse.  read more

Code: 30460

Norfolk Regiment.

Scarce brass foreign service helmet pagri badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The figure of Britannia. { Approx 5.5 cms high with slider slightly shortened as usually found with these badges.}  read more

Code: 30459

Cambridgeshire Regiment.

Bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A shield bearing the arms of Ely to the central tower of Cambridge Castle above the furled title scroll, " The Cambridgeshire Regt."  read more

Code: 30458

Sherborne School - O.T.C.

Brass shoulder title, " O.T.C. / Sherborne" {Loops slightly twisted}  read more

Code: 30456

4 Corps.

WW II embroidered pair of formation signs with press-stud fittings to the reverse. A black charging elephant on a red background. As part of 14th. Army 4 Corps were engaged in much of the hard fighting to liberate Burma. {One slightly larger, but both belonged to the same soldier}  read more

Code: 30455