Northumberland Fusiliers.
Brass shoulder title, " T / 5 / Grenade / N F " Worn by the 5th. { Walker } Territorial Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers. read more
Royal Air Force.
Extremely rare 1918 pattern king's crown red embroidered on khaki sleeve badge worn by a Royal Air Force Physical Training Instructor. The " R.A.F. " eagle backed by a pair of crossed swords surmounted by the crown. { Replaced in 1923 by the " Arms holding clubs " pattern.} read more
Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.
Scarce cast brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A camel upon the tablet, " Imperial Camel Corps." This Brigade was raised in 1916 to fight in the deserts of the Middle-East. It consisted of one British one Australian and two New Zealand Battalions. read more
Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry.
Embroidered in yellow on blue scarce WW II shoulder title, " Surrey & Sussex / Yeomanry Q. M. R. " Worn by the 94th. and 144th. Field Regiment Royal Artillery. read more
Royal North Devonshire Hussars.
King's crown die-cast white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The " NDH " monogram surmounted by the crown. read more
Women's Volunteer Reserve.
Scarce bronze uniform brooch badge with pin fitting and makers details for Restall Birmingham to the reverse. The letter, " B " and the date, " 1915 " to the centre of an oval bearing the title. read more
79th. Armoured Division.
WW II printed example of the black and white bull's face on a yellow triangle. This Division's tanks were equipped with " Hobart's Funnies " for the Normandy beach landings, Crocodiles, Flails and Kangaroos. read more
North Somerset Yeomanry.
Scarce king's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The cypher of EviiR to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the motto on a multi-rayed star. read more
Royal Field Artillery.
Brass shoulder title, " T / RFA / Monmouthshire " Worn by Monmouthshire Territorial Batteries of the Welsh Division Royal Field Artillery. read more
45.00 GBP
Household Cavalry.
King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The cypher of GviR to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " The Life Guards " read more