King's Regiment { Liverpool }

Black-brass shoulder title, " T / 6 / Liverpool " Worn by the 6th. { Rifle }Territorial Battalion King's Regiment { Liverpool } { Blacking to the front worn }  read more

Code: 25392

Canadian Machine Gun Corps.

WW I brass shoulder title, " M-G " within an ornate circlet above the title " Canada ".  read more

Code: 25389

Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey )

Pair of officers service dress collar badges with indistinct makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Paschal Lamb above the title scroll, " The Queen's ".  read more

Code: 25388

Border Regiment.

White metal and enamel sweetheart brooch with pin fitting to the reverse. A Border Regiment collar badge fitted within a blue enamel strap with star designs.  read more

Code: 25387

Uganda Protectorate.

Superb quality mint gilt king's crown pagri badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. A Crested Crane to the centre of a crowned circular scroll bearing the title and enclosing the " GRI " cypher.  read more

Code: 25386

Royal Scots. ( Lothian Regiment ) - Volunteers.

Black-brass glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Queen's Rifle Volunteer Brigade Royal Scots. The " RVB " cypher to the centre of an oval flanked by the letters " R S " and surmounted by an Imperial Crown. { Some blacking loss }  read more

Code: 25385

General List.

Fine quality officers gilt foreign service helmet badge with original pagri fitting to the reverse. The Royal Arms.  read more

Code: 25384

Derbyshire Yeomanry.

Most unusual brass shoulder title, " T / Y / Derbyshire " with three original blades { Folded into loops } to the reverse. Possibly for wear on a slouch hat ? or Shoulder Chains ?  read more

Code: 25383

Wiltshire Regiment - { Duke of Edinburgh's }-Volunteers.

White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The " A E A " cypher of the Duke of Edinburgh to the centre of a maltese cross surmounted by the Coronet above the title scroll, " 2nd. Vol. Batt. the Wiltshire "  read more

Code: 25382

London Scottish.

WW II silk woven example of the dark blue thistle on a khaki backing worn as a Battalion sign by the London Scottish.  read more

Code: 25381