King Edward's Horse. { King's Overseas Dominions Regiment }

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A shield bearing the Royal Arms surmounted by the Royal Crest within a wreath of oak and laurel carrying the title scroll, the motto scroll and the names of the various Commonwealth Countries involved.  read more

Code: 28390

Bancroft's School.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A shield bearing three triple crowns upon a cloud issuing sun-rays  read more

Code: 28389

Hampshire Regiment - Volunteers.

Scarce white metal shoulder title, " 3 / V B / Hants ". Worn by the 3rd. { Portsmouth } Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment.  read more

Code: 28387

Royal Artillery- Anti-Aircraft.

WW II printed example of the single red Buckle on a pale khaki rectangular backing. Worn by the 4th. Anti-Aircraft Division who were responsible for the Anti-Aircraft defences around Birmingham and later for Manchester and Liverpool.  read more

Code: 28386

Canadian Forces.

WW I king's crown bronzed-brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Canadian Engineers. This title on a crowned circlet with a beaver to the voided centre within a wreath of maple.  read more

Code: 28385

66th. Regiment of Foot.{ Berkshire }

Victorian officers gilt 1855-1861 pattern shako plate with two loops to the reverse. The number, " 66 " on a ground of black leather to the centre of a voided Garter Strap mounted upon a multi-rayed crowned star plate. { Gilt slightly dulled }  read more

Code: 28384

6th. Dragoons. { Inniskilling }

scarce pair of early pattern officers bronze service dress collar badges. Enniskillen Castle above the scroll, " Inniskilling " { Approx 3.5 x 3.5 cms }  read more

Code: 28383

Women's Royal Air Force.

Very scarce WW I first pattern embroidered in white on black sleeve insignia, " W.R.A.F. " worn above the capital letter, " I " by a lady of the Immobile branch, indicating " Home Service Only " { Slight stitching loss to the letter, " I " with paper spots to reverse,removed from old album }  read more

Code: 28382

17th Lancers { Duke of Cambridge's Own }

Scarce officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades to the reverse. A Scull upon a pair of crossed bones bearing the furled motto scroll, " Or Glory ". { Always know as the " Motto " within the Regiment. }  read more

Code: 28381

Warwickshire Yeomanry.

Two items cut from an officers coloured field-service cap. The Bear and Ragged Staff silver plated cap badge still affixed to a section of off-white backing with two white metal buttons on dark blue with a small section of silver wire piping above.  read more

Code: 28380