Royal Norfolk Regiment.

Officers small size silver plated beret badge with two long loops to the reverse. The figure of Britannia. { See following lot for matching collar badges.}  read more

Code: 27557

East Africa Command.

Fine quality embroidered example of the crossed " Pangas " within a black circle on a red backing with press-stud fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 27556

Fund Raising Badge.

WW II celluloid on tin red white and blue lapel badge with straight pin fitting and makers details for Fattorini Bolton to the reverse. A Battleship at sea above, " Brighton Warship Week " and surmounted by the date, " Feb.7th.-14th.1943."  read more

Code: 27555

St.Andrew's University O.T.C.

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A crowned shield bearing the Arms of the University above the furled title scroll, " St. Andrew's University O.T.C."  read more

Code: 27554

Queen's Royal Irish Hussars.

Scarce gold bullion wire embroidered officers sleeve badge awarded on 25th. October { Balaclava Day } to the best Squadron. The Duke of Edinburgh's cypher on a padded very dark blue backing.  read more

Code: 27551

Seaforth Highlanders - Territorials.

White metal glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse. A Cat-a -mountain to the centre of a circlet bearing the motto, " Sans Peur " Worn by the 5th. { Sutherland & Caithness } Territorial Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.  read more

Code: 27550

City of London Imperial Yeomanry { Rough Riders }

Scarce elliptical shaped brass shoulder title, " Rough / IY / Riders"  read more

Code: 27549

Royal Norfolk Regiment.

WW II printed in white on red shoulder title, " Royal Norfolk ".  read more

Code: 27548

Durham Light Infantry.

WW II king's crown plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades and makers details for " MMMC " to the reverse. The " D.L.I. " monogram between the cords of a bugle horn surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 27547

Army Veterinary Department.

Scarce officers king's crown silver / gilt cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The " AVD " monogram to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel. Worn only from 1901-1905 upon the creation of the Army Veterinary Corps. { Gilt cleaned to brass, }  read more

Code: 27546