Royal Artillery.

Rare WW II gold bullion wire embroidered number " 99 " on a red and black diamond with bullion wire edges affixed to a pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on. Worn by the 99th. Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery who served in the Middle-East and Italy before being disbanded by 1944.  read more

Code: 25476

Canadian Infantry.

Fine quality king's crown bi / metal glengarry badge with two loops and makers details for Scully Montreal to the reverse worn by the New Brunswick Scottish. This title and a fused grenade upon a saltire within a crowned wreath of maple.  read more

Code: 25475

Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

WW II printed in white on red well-used shoulder title, " Royal Warwickshire "  read more

Code: 25474

Volunteer Aid Detachment. - Kent.

Black-brass shoulder title, " T / R / KVAD ". Worn by the Territorial Reserve Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment.  read more

Code: 25473

National Reserve- London.

Scarce gilt and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting makers details for Gaunt London individual issue number and the area stamp " Hackney " to the reverse. The king's crown and the roman numeral " II " on a blue enamel ground within a white enamel oval carrying the title above a pair of crossed rifles. { Slight scuff to the blue enamel }  read more

Code: 25472

Indian Army.

Scarce king's crown white metal pagri badge with original heavy broach pin fitting to the reverse. The crown above the number " 41 " upon a torse and the title, " Dogras " { Approx 5.5 cms high }  read more

Code: 25471

Polish Air Force.

Scarce WW II pair of embroidered collar rank badges. Blue / grey pointed shape with two thin gold bars to the lower edge. { One with two moth holes }  read more

Code: 25470

20th. Hussars.

Two { Not an exact pair } king's crown gilt officers collar badges one of which bears makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The crowned capital letter " H " flanked by " XX ".  read more

Code: 25467

Cheshire Rifle Volunteers.

Other ranks white metal waist-belt clasp with matching bench marks to each half. A crowned bugle horn with " 5 Battn " between the strings to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " Cheshire Rifle Volunteers " with square floriated belt loops each end. { 5th. { Congleton } Cheshire Rifle Volunteers.}  read more

Code: 25466

72nd. Indian Infantry Brigade.

Scarce fine quality embroidered example of the wide red circle on a black background. Formed when the 43rd. Indian Armoured Brigade was broken up and composed of three British Battalion, 10th., Glosters, 9th. Royal Sussex and 6th. South Wales Borderers.  read more

Code: 25465