Public & Secondary Schools Cadet Association.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A phoenix rising from the flames above the furled scroll, " P.S.S.C.A."  read more

Code: 30269

Airfield Construction Groups.

WW II printed example of the white geometric design representing airstrips on a red / blue and green circle. Worn by Royal Engineers and Pioneer Corps units tasked with constructing fighter landing strips in the forward areas. {Sign faded with ragged edge to the red section}  read more

Code: 30268

Friends Ambulance Unit.

Extremely rare WW I linen armband with steel three-pronged clasp to the end. Originally white with red lined edges the armband bears the Red Geneva Cross an issue number, "7352" an "Army Medical Service " and a feint "Red Cross?" stamp and the date," 15-2-17". Affixed to the armband is the scarce silver and enamel " China Convoy" lapel badge with brooch pin fitting and Chinese makers details to...  read more

Code: 30267

Lincolnshire Regiment.

Scarce WW I printed in white on a khaki backing shoulder strap slip-on, " Lincoln" with canvas loop to the reverse.  read more

Code: 30265

Hampshire Regiment-Territorials.

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 9th. {Cyclist} Battalion Hampshire Regiment. The Hampshire Rose to the centre of a crowned bicycle wheel above the tri-part scroll, " Hampshire Cyclist Battalion"  read more

Code: 30264

Royal Horse Artillery.

Very scarce early pattern officers gold bullion wire embroidered foreign service helmet badge. The letter, "B" in gold wire on a red and dark blue diamond backing. Worn by "B" Battery ?? Troop Royal Horse Artillery" {Not shown in Norman Litchfield's "Pagri Badges of the Royal Artillery" booklet}  read more

Code: 30263

East Surrey Regiment.

King's crown bi / metal beret badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Buttons Birmingham. A crowned shield bearing the Arms of Guildford on a hob-nailed star above the furled title scroll, " East Surrey"  read more

Code: 30262

9th. County of London Battalion.{Queen Victoria's Rifles}

Brass officers pattern shoulder title, " Q.V.R." {Originally blackened}  read more

Code: 30261

21st.Lancers {Empress of India's}

Rare pair of Victorian collar badges with four loops to the reverse of each. The flat-topped crown "VRI" cypher and roman numerals, " XXI" backed by a pair of crossed cavalry lances. {Not an exact pair but very close}  read more

Code: 30260

Royal Observer Corps.

Embroidered example of the "Senior-Spotter" sleeve qualification badge in red on a blue-grey backing. The underside profile of a Spitfire.  read more

Code: 30259