Royal Air Force.

King's crown brass cap with two loops to the reverse still affixed to a section of orange / brown cap band as worn by " E Squadron " R.A.F. apprentices at Cranwell. The " R.A.F. " monogram to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 29438

Royal Artillery.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white polar bear upon an ice flow of 49th. { West Riding } Division with two small red letter, " T T " 's of 50th. { Northumbrian } Division on a black rectangular backing. Worn by the 74th. Field Regiment Royal Artillery who were part of the Divisional Artillery in 50th. Division before transferring to 49th.Division in 1944 whereby they adopted this sign.  read more

Code: 29437

Scots Guards.

Warrant Officers silver gilt and enamel cap star with two silvered loops to the reverse. The Star of the order of the Thistle.  read more

Code: 29436

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars.

Brass shoulder title, " T / Y / RGH "  read more

Code: 29435

Machine - Gunner.

Brass sleeve qualification trade badge worn by a Machine-Gunner. The letters " MG " in script form within a laurel wreath.  read more

Code: 29434

Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry. { Prince of Wales's Own.}

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

Code: 29433

Sevenoaks School- O.T.C. - Kent.

White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A shield bearing two Greek characters and seven acorns above the scroll, " Sevenoaks".  read more

Code: 29432

Ceylon Engineers.

Scarce embroidered in red on blue shoulder title, " Ceylon Engineers"  read more

Code: 29431

New Zealand - Reinforcements.

WW I king's crown brass cap badge with two flat lugs to the reverse. Crossed signal flags above a machine gun and the letters, " N Z " within a crowned wreath of fern above the furled title scroll, " Specialists". Worn by men who had specialist training in Signalling or the use of the Machine Gun.  read more

Code: 29430

Royal Guernsey Light Infantry.

Brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A bugle horn above the furled title scroll, " Royal Guernsey."  read more

Code: 29429