City of London Cyclist's.

Very scarce king's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the short lived, " 1 / 1st. London Divisional Cyclist Company" The Arms of the City of London on a crowned bicycle wheel within a laurel wreath backed by a pair of crossed rifles above the tri-part furled scroll, " City of London Cyclist's"  read more

Code: 30694

South America.

Scarce WW II embroidered in red on black shoulder title, " B.L.A.V." Worn by British Latin American Volunteers" {One moth hole to right side}  read more

Code: 30693

Trade badge.

Brass spur sleeve qualification badge with three loops to the reverse. Worn by Riding Instructors, Rough Riders and Remount Trainers.  read more

Code: 30692

British Troops-Berlin.

Woven example of the second pattern sign. The title, " Berlin" above a red circle on a black backing. {See my item 30534 for first pattern} {Old glue to the reverse}  read more

Code: 30691

Denbighshire Hussars- Yeomanry.

Pair of bronze collar badges. The Prince of Wales's plumes with high angled motto scrolls.  read more

Code: 30690

Women's Royal Army Corps.

Uncommon small brass shoulder title, " W R A C ". The Corps embroidered title more often used.  read more

Code: 30689

Sussex Yeomanry.

King's crown bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A shield bearing the Sussex Martlets on an ornamental ground surmounted by the crown. {Approx 4 cms high} {Pattern worn before 1908}  read more

Code: 30688

Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry-Cadets.

Modern silk woven golden yellow title, " Cornwall " on a dark green merrowed edge backing worn above the yellow on green, " A.C.F"  read more

Code: 30687

Identity Tag.

WW II locally made Identity Tag using a 1937 dated " British West African " coin with polished face bearing the details, " J R Wilson B25293"  read more

Code: 30686

Cameronians.{Scottish Rifles}

Very scarce king's crown officers hallmarked silver cross belt plate with shaped back-plate and four screw bolts {Two original nuts} to the reverse. The Mullet and strung bugle horn to the centre of a crowned wreath of thistle that carries the title, " The Scottish Rifles". The mouth of the bugle horn bears makers details for " J & Co." and Birmingham hallmarks for 1901.  read more

Code: 30685