Hampshire Regiment.

Very rare set of officers bronze Brodrick cap and collar badges for the Isle of Wight Rifles -1902-1906 still attached to a London makers sample card. Originally the property of Colonel Hobart the first commanding officer of the Regiment. With the inauguration of the Territorial Force in 1908 he was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel commanding Princess Beatrice's Isle of Wight Rifles, {8th. Territor...  read more

Code: 31269

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.

Scarce WW I pale khaki shoulder strap with central red strip and white on khaki shoulder title, "WAAC" {One moth nip to the title} {The loose blue thread in the picture has nothing to do with it!}  read more

Code: 31268

Lanarkshire Yeomanry.

Superb quality king's crown officers black and gilt cap badge with three loops to the reverse. The double-headed eagle taken from the Arms of the Royal Burgh of Lanark surmounted by a crown above the furled title scroll, " Lanarkshire Yeomanry"  read more

Code: 31267

Italian Labour Battalion.

Scarce WW II printed in red khaki shoulder title, "Italy" worn on a chocolate brown battledress by Italian P,O,W,'s in Labour Battalions after the Italian Forces Surrender.  read more

Code: 31266

Royal Fusiliers {City of London Regiment}

Scarce brass shoulder title, " T / 2 / Grenade / R F / City of London" Worn by the "2nd. {City of London Battalion The London Regiment {Royal Fusiliers.}  read more

Code: 31265

Reference Book.

As new edition of "Cap Badges of the British Army 1939-1945" by G.L.D.Alderton. This hardback edition complete with dust cover has over 250 pages displaying each badge with a short history and also notes on cloth badge backings and tartans worn.  read more

Code: 31264

London Telephone Service.

Scarce king's crown enamelled lapel badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. The " LTS" monogram in white enamel to the centre of a crowned blue enamel circlet bearing, " Air Raids " and the motto, " Ducit-Amor-Patriae" {Awarded to telephone operators who volunteered to man the switchboards during an air raid.
} {Original owners initials scratched to the reverse}  read more

Code: 31263

Indian Army.

Scarce WW I brass shoulder title, "XXI M C" with two integral lugs to the reverse worn by the 21st. Mule Company Indian Army Service Corps.  read more

Code: 31262

Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

Bi / metal NCO'S glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade. Note different "Flames " pattern to my other examples. {Approx 6.5 cms high}  read more

Code: 31261

Airfield Construction Groups.

WW II embroidered example of the white geometric design representing three aircraft runways on a green, red and blue circular backing with a black corded trim. Worn by units of the Royal Engineers and the Pioneer Corps tasked with building airstrips for fighter planes in the forward areas. {Cord trim loose}  read more

Code: 31260