11th. County of London Battalion { Finsbury Rifles }

Fine quality king's crown black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a maltese cross with the Regimental motto to each arm surmounted by the crown upon the honour tablet, " South Africa 1900-02 "  read more

Code: 29082

5th. Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards.

Queen's crown gold bullion wire embroidered officers headdress badge. The " VDG " cypher surmounted by the red velvet inset crown on a shaped dark blue backing. { Old glue to the reverse}  read more

Code: 29081

Westmoreland & Cumberland Yeomanry.

Rare king's crown officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades { folded into loops } and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. Three sprigs of heather to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title  read more

Code: 29080

Canadian forces.

WW II embroidered example of the red on maroon formation sign, " Perth R. " worn by the Perth Regiment in the 5th. Canadian Armoured Division. { Red now faded to orange and small moth holes near lower edge }  read more

Code: 29079

Indian Army.

Fine quality king's crown officers silver / gilt cap badge with four long loops and an " S " stamp to the reverse worn by the 13th. Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers. The crown within a pair of crossed cavalry lances flanked by the number, " 13 " above the furled title scroll, " Duke of Connaught's Own "  read more

Code: 29078

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