Royal Scots Fusiliers- Volunteers.

Scarce pair of metal and silver bullion wire embroidered officers collar badges. The thistle mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade.  read more

Code: 26580

20th.County of London Regiment-{ Blackheath & Woolwich } -Cadets.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " C / 20 / London " Worn by the Lewisham Cadet Battalion.  read more

Code: 26579

East Surrey Regiment- Volunteers.

Scarce king's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 2nd. { Wimbledon } Volunteer Battalion East Surrey Regiment. A crowned shield bearing the Arms of Guildford and the " 2nd. V.B " scroll upon a hob-nailed star above the title, " East Surrey "  read more

Code: 26578

Local Defence Volunteers.

WW II khaki armband bearing the black letters, " L D V " Worn by the Home Guard before the issue of uniforms and the change of title. { Slight rust stain to left side }  read more

Code: 26577

Indian Army.

Pair of brass shoulder titles, " I,M.S. " Worn by the Indian Medical Service. { Note- small size pattern }  read more

Code: 26576

18th. Hussars { Queen Mary's Own }

Fine quality heavy king's crown officers silver / gilt horse furniture with two brass studs to the reverse. The letter " H " backed by the roman numeral " XVIII " on a domed backing to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the Regiment's motto.  read more

Code: 26575

5th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the red " Ball of Fire " on a black backing still affixed to a jungle green k.d. shoulder strap " hanger " This Division fought in the Western Desert before joining 14th. Army in Burma and was the first Division ashore at Singapore.  read more

Code: 26574

Kent and County of London Yeomanry.{ Sharpshooters }

Queen's crown bi/metal NCO's sleeve badge with two loops to the reverse. The White Horse of Kent backed by crossed rifles surmounted by the crown above the scroll, " Sharpshooters "  read more

Code: 26573

Royal Engineers.

Brass shoulder title, " T / RE / Glamorgan. " Worn by Glamorgan Territorial Fortress Engineers.  read more

Code: 26572

South African Air Force.

WW II king's crown embroidered example of the un-padded pilot's qualification wings. A shield bearing the Arms of South Africa in various colours surmounted by the red inset crown and flanked by a pair of oatmeal-coloured wings on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 26569