Women's Army Service.

Small WW I circular embroidered in yellow on black uniform badge. The " A P D " monogram to the centre of a circlet bearing the title. Worn by Women attached to the Army Pay Department.  read more

Code: 27774

Royal Army Medical Corps.

Brass shoulder title, " T / RAMC / Western." with original shaped brass backing plate to the reverse. Not mentioned in " Westlake's book " but probably worn by R.A.M.C. Territorials at one of the Western General Hospitals.  read more

Code: 27772

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

Scarce WW II embroidered in black on khaki shoulder strap slip-on, " Inniskilling."  read more

Code: 27771

Dean Close School- O.T.C.

Brass shoulder title complete with original shaped brass back-plate, " Dean Close / O.T.C. / School. "  read more

Code: 27768

East Anglian District.

Embroidered example of the white head of a Viking on a red shield shaped backing. { Lowest point of shield absent }  read more

Code: 27766

Cheshire Regiment- Volunteers.

Victorian black-brass other ranks Home Service helmet plate with three loops to the reverse worn by the 1st.Cheshire Rifle Volunteers. This title around the Arms of Cheshire within a wreath of laurel on a crowned multi-rayed star plate.  read more

Code: 27765

Mourning Armband.

Black crepe material armband. Often seen in WW I photographs by soldiers who had lost a near relative.  read more

Code: 27764

Staffordshire Yeomanry.{Queen's Own Royal Regiment}

Pair of full dress white metal shoulder chains taken from a display case. One bears the victorian crowned Staffordshire Knot and the other the king's crown example.  read more

Code: 27763

Suffolk Regiment-Territorials.

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 4th,5th,and 6th,Battalions Suffolk Regiment. The two-tower castle to the centre of a crowned plain circlet within a wreath of oak that carries the title scroll. { Mark on the circlet seems to be an old blob of glue }  read more

Code: 27762

Home Guard - Oxfordshire.

Scarce WW II printed designation, " Home Guard / OXF / 4 " Worn by the 4th. { Bullingdon } Battalion Oxfordshire Home Guard, commanded by Lt.Col. A.V.Spencer D.S.O.  read more

Code: 27761