Royal Marines.
White on pale khaki sleeve qualification trade badge worn by a Gun-layer. Crossed cannon barrels on a tombstone shaped backing. { Spots of felt to reverse.removed from display board. } read more
Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey )
Pair of white metal collar badges worn by the Volunteer Battalions. The Paschal Lamb above the title scroll, " The Queen's " read more
Hampstead Volunteer Training Corps.
Scarce WW I bronze cap badge with two flat lugs to the reverse. A shield bearing the Arms of Hampstead to the centre of crossed rifles a circlet bearing the title, " Central Association V.T.C. " and the motto scrolls within a wreath of oak surmounted by the crown. read more
Cornwall Rifle Volunteers.
Scarce white metal waist-belt clasp with hook and plain loop fittings to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes and the Arms of the Duchy of Cornwall to the centre of furled scrolls bearing the title, " Cornwall Rifle Volunteers " read more
5th. Indian Infantry Division.
WW II embroidered example of the red " Ball of Fire " on a black background affixed to a pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on. This Division endured heavy fighting in North Africa at Tobruk and El Alamein before moving to the Far-East to join Fourteenth Army. { Red ball is not torn it is loose weave. } read more
Motor- Cyclist.
Embroidered in white on khaki sleeve trade badge thought to have been worn by a Despatch Rider / Motor Cyclist . The letters " M.C. " above a winged wheel. One of the many semi-official trade badges seen. read more
Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey ) - Cadets.
Brass shoulder title, " C / 5 / Queen's " Worn by the 5th. { Guildford } Cadet Battalion Queen's Regiment { West Surrey } read more
Manchester Regiment.
WW II embroidered in black on khaki shoulder title, " Manchester ". Made and worn as this from a shoulder strap slip-on title. read more
Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
Fine quality officers silver gilt fur-cap grenade with two long screw bolts to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes mounted upon the ball of a fused grenade. { Slight loss of silver plating to the plumes } read more
Royal Artillery.
Scarce WW II embroidered example of the mailed arm holding a dagger in grey on a scarlet backing. Worn by the 2nd. Anti-Aircraft Corps Royal Artillery who were responsible for the Defence of the Midlands to the North of England. { One small moth nip to top edge } read more