East Africa.

Scarce embroidered in light blue on pale tropical k.d shoulder strap slip-on, " East Africa ".  read more

Code: 25685

The War Office.

Rare king's crown gold bullion wire embroidered cap badge worn by Staff at the War Office. The cypher of GvR to the centre of concentric circles on a shaped black backing surmounted by a red velvet inset crown.  read more

Code: 25684

Queen's Own Highlanders. { Seaforth & Camerons }

Officers Queen's crown three piece silver plated glengarry badge with loop fittings and indistinct makers marks for " F & S " ? to the reverse. The stag's head in high relief between the motto scroll and a crowned thistle.  read more

Code: 25683

Canadian Cavalry.

Superb quality mint silver / gilt cap badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt Montreal made in England to the reverse worn by the Prince of Wales Rangers. { Peterborough Regiment } The Prince of Wales's plumes above the title scroll.  read more

Code: 25682

Wiltshire Volunteer Rifle Corps.

King's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The crescent moon a barrel and the crown backed by a pair of crossed rakes above the title scroll, " 1st. Wilts V.R.C."  read more

Code: 25681

Glamorgan Yeomanry.

Brass shoulder title, " Y / Glamorgan ".  read more

Code: 25680

Federated Malay States.

Brass shoulder title complete with original red felt backing cloth, " Federation / Artillery."  read more

Code: 25678

Devonshire Regiment -Territorials.

Scarce king's crown black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 4th. { Exeter } Territorial Battalion Devonshire Regiment. Exeter Castle and the motto scroll to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title on a multi-rayed star.  read more

Code: 25677

Glamorgan Yeomanry.

Rare officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades { folded into loops } to the reverse. The Welsh Dragon, worn from 1902-1930.  read more

Code: 25676

49th. Regiment of Foot { Princess Charlotte of Wales's Hertfordshire Regiment }

Rare pair of 1880's brass collar badges. The " China Dragon " with two tails. { Belonged to the same soldier as the 49th Glengarry badge- My item-25670 } { Loops slightly squeezed in-removed from display board }  read more

Code: 25675