Air Training Corps.

Printed in light blue white and dark blue Instructor's armband. The " A.T.C. " eagle and title on a circlet to the centre of the titles, " Air Training Corps " and " Instructor "  read more

Code: 26493

Norfolk Regiment.

Brass shoulder title, " T / 5 / Norfolk " Worn by the 5th.{ East Dereham } Battalion Norfolk Regiment.  read more

Code: 26492

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. { Territorials.}

White metal glengarry badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse St. Andrew and the " Cameron " scroll flanked by the titles, " Liverpool Scottish " to the centre of a wreath of thistle.  read more

Code: 26491

Royal Canadian Artillery.

WW II printed in red on black shoulder title, " RCA "  read more

Code: 26490

New Zealand.

WW I bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 8th. { Southland Rifles } Regiment. The figure of an armed Maori warrior above the motto scroll, " Kia Mate Toa "  read more

Code: 26489

Lancashire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry.

Rare officers die-cast silver gilt slouch hat badge with two loops to the reverse. The Lancashire Rose above the title scroll, " Lancashire Hussars I.Y. "  read more

Code: 26488

Home Guard - Somerset.

Very scarce WW II printed shoulder designation still affixed to a section of battledress material, " Home Guard / 7 / SOM. " Worn by the 7th. { Long Ashton } Battalion Somerset Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col. Sir Hugh J. Tweedie KCB.  read more

Code: 26486

Gold Coast Local Forces.

Scarce pair of brass shoulder titles that have been brown coated to be non-reflective, with makers details for " W.H.Gore and Co." to the reverse. Worn only from 1939-1945. { Belonged to the same officer as my item 26478.}  read more

Code: 26485

15th. County of London Battalion { Civil service Rifles }

Brass shoulder title, " T / 15 / London " complete with shaped brass backing plate to the reverse. { Originally blackened }  read more

Code: 26483

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the black phoenix rising from the yellow flames on a blue background. Worn by 87. Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 26482