Pembroke Imperial Yeomanry.

Large size brass shoulder title, " P I Y ".  read more

Code: 28209

Cheshire Regiment.

WW II black on khaki shoulder strap slip-on, " Cheshire " with khaki loop to the reverse.  read more

Code: 28207

Durham Light Infantry- Territorials.

King's crown black-brass beret badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt London worn by the 6th. Territorial Battalion Durham Light Infantry.  read more

Code: 28206

3rd. Dragoon Guards.{ Prince of Wales's }

Bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes above the furled title scroll.  read more

Code: 28205

Royal Artillery- Volunteers.

Victorian white metal Home Service helmet plate with three loops to the reverse worn by the " 2nd. Kent Artillery Volunteers." An old style field-gun between the two title scrolls surmounted by the full Royal Arms.  read more

Code: 28204

Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The Welsh Dragon standing on ground above the furled title scroll, " M.I.Y. "  read more

Code: 28203

Tonbridge School - O.T.C.

Very fine quality officers gilt cap badge with two blades { Folded into loops } to the reverse. A shield bearing the Arms of the School surmounted by a knight's helm with crest and mantling above the furled title scroll, " Tonbridge School O.T.C. "  read more

Code: 28202

Connaught Rangers.

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting and crown strengthening loop to the reverse. The Harp of Erin surmounted by the crown above the furled title scroll.  read more

Code: 28201

Manchester Volunteer Regiment.

WW I king's crown bronzed cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing original owners issue number. The Arms of Manchester to the centre of a circlet bearing the title and Lancashire Rose backed by a pair of crossed rifles within a crowned wreath of laurel carrying the date, " 1915 ". { Part of the WW I raised Volunteer Training Corps.}  read more

Code: 28200

Lancashire Division.

Scarce embroidered example of the Red Lancashire Rose upon four green " Eight's " as the petals on a circular khaki backing. Worn by Lancashire units in the Rhineland in 1919 as the Army of Occupation. Sign taken from the WW I 32nd. Division = " Four Eights"  read more

Code: 28199