14th. Regiment of Foot-Buckinghamshire.

Scarce early pattern other ranks heavy brass waist-belt clasp. The number, " 14 " on a domed lined background to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " Buckinghamshire Regt." with squared plain belt loops to each end. {Became the West Yorkshire Regiment {Prince of Wales's Own} after 1881}  read more

Code: 30043

Worcestershire Regiment.

Officers silver / gilt cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The lion and " Firm " tablet to the centre of an oval Garter Strap on a multi-rayed elongated star. {Centre well polished priced accordingly}  read more

Code: 30042

Royal Indian Army Service Corps.

Pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on bearing embroidered insignia for the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and the black embroidered " Crown / R.I.A.S.C."  read more

Code: 30041

21st. Lancers.{ Empress of India's}

Scarce officers small size brass shoulder title, " X X I L "  read more

Code: 30040

Canadian Infantry-C.E.F.

Browned-brass glengarry badge with two flat lugs and makers details for Dingwall Winnipeg to the reverse worn by the 96th. {Saskatchewan Highlanders} Battalion C.E.F. A saltire with the number, "96" to the centre of a crowned oval bearing the title, " Canadian Highlanders Battalion " within a wreath of thistle.  read more

Code: 30039

Royal Army Service Corps.

WW II printed example of the large size first pattern sign. A yellow star to the centre of a blue circle and the title " Army Fire Service " on a red circular backing.  read more

Code: 30038

Kaffarian Rifles.

Scarce WW I black-brass shoulder title with original red felt backing to the reverse, " K R 2 ". Worn by the 2nd.Battalion Kaffarian Rifles in German South-West Africa during WW I.  read more

Code: 30037

King's Regiment {Liverpool}-Territorials.

King's crown black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The crowned Angel Harp within a wreath of shamrock above the furled title scroll, " 8th. {Irish} Bn. King's Liverpool Regt."  read more

Code: 30036

Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers.

Rare brass Victorian shako badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 2nd. Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers from 1861-1864 on the grey Kepi. The number, " 36 " to the centre of a curled bugle horn backed by a pair of crossed rifles above the furled scroll, " Gwell.Angau.Na.Gwarth." and surmounted by the crown within a spray of laurel.  read more

Code: 30035

Carnarvonshire Volunteer Training Corps.

Very scarce brass and bronze shoulder title, " 1 / Carnarvonshire / V.T.C." in tablet form with two flat lugs to the reverse. {Number in brass,title in bronze}  read more

Code: 30034