1st. { Royal } Dragoons.

King's crown Edwardian pattern cap badge with three loops to the reverse. The Royal Crest above the title scroll, " The Royal Dragoons "  read more

Code: 29018

Royal Army Ordnance Corps.

Very scarce embroidered red / black / red shoulder strap slip-on with blue Company colour affixed. Worn by R.O.A.C. units of the No.1 Training Battalion  read more

Code: 29017

New Zealand. { Reinforcements }

Scarce WW I brass cap badge with two flat lugs to the reverse. A crowned wreath of fern bearing " N Z " above the " Reinforcements " title scroll with " E / XIV " to the centre.  read more

Code: 29016

Royal Berkshire Regiment - Volunteers.

Scarce pair of other ranks white metal collar badges. The China Dragon above the " Princess Charlotte of Wales's " title scroll.  read more

Code: 29015

Home Guard-Northumberland.

WW II printed shoulder designation, " Home Guard / N D / 16 / Black triangle." Worn by the 16th. { Amble } Battalion Northumberland Home Guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. C.Y. McNay.  read more

Code: 29013

Royal Irish Fusiliers.

Scarce cast bi / metal piper's glengarry badge with two loops and fitting for the plume to the reverse. The " captured " French eagle mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade surmounted by the coronet. { Coronet now separated.}  read more

Code: 29012

Royal Lancaster Grammar School- O.T.C.

Scarce first pattern king's crown brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The crowned Lancashire Rose within a laurel wreath above the tablet, " Lancaster " and the title scroll, " Royal Grammar School " with " O.T.C. " between the two.  read more

Code: 29011

6th. Inniskilling Dragoons.

Fine quality officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The castle of Enniskillen above the title scroll, " Inniskilling "  read more

Code: 29010

17th. { Northern } Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the white, " Dot-Dash " on a scarlet backing said to represent the number " 17 " when viewed from above. This Division was composed mainly of Northern units, Manchesters, East and West Yorks, etc., but also included the Dorsets and some from the Midlands. { One moth nip to the top edge.}  read more

Code: 29009

Canadian Infantry- C.E.F.

WW I king's crown brass cap badge with two loops and makers details for Ellis to the reverse worn by the 182nd. { Ontario County } Battalion C.E.F. A maple leaf bearing the number, " 182 " to the centre of a crowned circlet carrying the titles, " Canada Overseas " and " Ontario Battalion ".  read more

Code: 29008