Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry.

Very rare officers 1901 1908 silvered and enamel cap badge with two silvered loops to the reverse. Three sprigs of heather with green enamelled highlights.  read more

Code: 27918

Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.

Very unusual and unique sterling silver watch-fob pendant in the shape of a fused grenade. The reverse bears the inscription, " Sergt. H.Grisbrooke Bomber 1915 Oxford and Bucks IX Lt. Infty." { Accompanied by some copied information }  read more

Code: 27917

Women' s Army Auxiliary Corps.

Scarce WW I khaki officers shoulder strap with orange central strip and two bronze rank " Roses " worn by a " Class 1 Quartermistress." { Evidence of another " rose " ? removed ? }  read more

Code: 27915

14th.County of London Battalion {London Scottish}

White metal glengarry badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse. The Scottish lion upon a saltire bearing the title scrolls on a circlet carrying the motto and South Africa honour within a wreath of thistle. { This is the smaller patter badge approx 4.5 x 4.5 cms.}  read more

Code: 27914

Indian Army.

Cast brass shoulder title, " VII " with two integral lugs to the reverse worn by the 7th. Hariana Lancers ?  read more

Code: 27913

Inns of Court O.T.C.

King's crown black-brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The four shields of the Inns to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel that carries the South Africa honours and the title scroll.  read more

Code: 27911

Royal Garrison Artillery.

Brass shoulder title, " T / RGA / London " Worn by London Territorials of the 1st.and 2nd. Heavy Batteries R.G.A.  read more

Code: 27910

8 Corps.

WW II printed example of the black Francolin Partridge on a { Grubby } white oval backing. Also worn later by South West District.  read more

Code: 27907

Jersey Militia.

Brass shoulder title, " Jersey ". Worn with a separate " R.A., RE or Bugle horn " above.  read more

Code: 27906

Girls Training Corps.

Very scarce WW II embroidered example of the red on black oval shaped area designation, " Girls Training Corps / 764 / Northamptonshire " Accompanied by the rare red on black embroidered " Lyre " badge worn by musicians of the G.T.C. Raised during the war originally by members of the M.T.C. to train young girls to assist with the war effort and to prepare them for military service.  read more

Code: 27905