Free Dutch Forces.

Scarce officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Royal Lion of the House of Orange above the title scroll, " Nederland "  read more

Code: 26116

Somerset Light Infantry { Prince Albert's }

Scarce WW II printed example of the yellow roman numeral, " XIII " on a green backing with blue outline. Worn as a Battalion sign by the Somerset Light Infantry.  read more

Code: 26115

4th. Dragoon Guards { Royal Irish }

Scarce white metal NCO's sleeve badge with two loops to the reverse. The Star of the Order of St. Patrick.  read more

Code: 26114

Christ's College - Finchley.

Scarce elliptical brass shoulder title, " Christ's College / Finchley."  read more

Code: 26113

Worcestershire Regiment.

Rare brass overseas made shoulder title, " Worc. ". Worn by the Officers probably in India before 1908.  read more

Code: 26111

Durham Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce near mint victorian black-brass helmet plate with two loops to the reverse worn by the 4th. { Chester-le-Street } Durham Rifle Volunteer Corps. A bugle horn with ribbon strings to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a crowned maltese cross.  read more

Code: 26107

Royal Navy.

Extremely rare gold bullion wire embroidered cap tally, " Mine Clearance Service. " Formed at the end of WW I to clear the seas of the thousands of Allied and German mines By disbandment in 1920 the men on this dangerous work had cleared nearly 30,000 mines but with the terrible loss of six minesweepers.  read more

Code: 26106

Sudan.

Hallmarked silver headdress / lapel badge with original brooch pin fitting complete with safety chain makers details for " B H J " and Birmingham hallmarks for 1933 ? Worn by a British Officer with the Sudan Political Service. The " SPS " monogram within a wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 26105

79th. Armoured Division.

WW II embroidered example of the black and white bull's face on a yellow triangle. This Armoured Division's tanks were equipped with " Hobart's Funnies " for the Normandy landings in June 1944, " Kangaroo's " , " Crocodiles" , " Flails" , and " Buffaloes "  read more

Code: 26104

Royal Army Chaplains Department.

Scarce king's crown black-bronze cap badge with two blades to the reverse worn by a Jewish Chaplain. A quatrefoil to the centre of the Star of David within a crowned wreath of laurel and oak.  read more

Code: 26103