WW I Cavalry Officer.

Scarce pair of a WW I Cavalry Captain's yellow piped khaki shoulder straps retaining one metal rank " pip " with evidence of others missing.  read more

Code: 29077

Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.

Small size white metal beret badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A bugle horn with strings.  read more

Code: 29076

2nd.Dragoon Guards. { Queen's Bays }

First pattern brass shoulder title, " 2 D G " worn only until 1920.  read more

Code: 29075

Military Police.

Scarce brass cap badge with long slider to the reverse. The cypher of EviiR to the centre of a wreath of laurel above the furled title scroll, " Military Police "  read more

Code: 29074

National Fire Service.

WW II printed example of the tunic / overall insignia worn by a firefighter from Cheadle-Cheshire. The " NFS " monogram and the number," 27 " within a circle in red on a dark blue backing.  read more

Code: 29073

New Zealand. { Reinforcements }

Pair of brass collar badges worn by the 30th. Reinforcements. A Maori warrior in front of a Meeting House above the number, " 30 " and " New Zealand " title scroll. { Very close match }  read more

Code: 29072

Fifeshire Rifle Volunteers.

Silver-plated officers waist-belt clasp. The Thane of Fife mounted upon a plain rectangular plate with one belt loop affixed to it. { Knight's sword slightly bent.}  read more

Code: 29071

Queen's Regiment { Royal West Surrey} -Volunteers.

Victorian black-brass NCO's cross-belt plate with three screw bolts to the reverse. The Paschal Lamb to the centre of a wreath of laurel above the title scroll, " Second Volunteer Battn. " surmounted by the crown upon a blank tablet.  read more

Code: 29070

West Yorkshire Cadets.

Embroidered example of the Prince of Wales's plumes to the centre of a white and yellow Yorkshire Rose above the title, " 5th. Bn " on a maroon backing. Worn by the 5th. Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment West Yorkshire Cadets.  read more

Code: 29069

Marksman's Badge.

Scarce embroidered example of the Corporals and privates " Best Shot in a Regiment " sleeve badge. A pair of crossed rifles surmounted by a star within a wreath of bay. Embroidered in beige / off white on a khaki backing. { Some Moth to the left side and one moth hole between the guns }  read more

Code: 29067