Tank Corps.

WW I king's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt London. A WW I style tank between the title scrolls within a crowned wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 31012

Royal Warwickshire Regiment.-Territorials.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " 2 / Birm.m Batt./ R.Warwickshire." Worn by the WW I raised " 2nd. Birmingham {15th. Service} Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment" as part of Kitchener's Army. {Title is fractured between the top and bottom titles to the right side easily repairable, priced accordingly}  read more

Code: 31011

Identity Bracelet.

WW I hallmarked silver identity bracelet bearing, " 11386 / S.E.CLARK / S.S.Anglaise 16./ Army Francais" with makers marks for "H.B. & S" and Birmingham hallmarks for 1916 to the reverse. This would have been worn by a British volunteer serving with a privately funded ambulance service assisting the French Army.  read more

Code: 31010

City of London Yeomanry.{Rough Riders}

Scarce pair of officers bronze service dress collar badges. The letters, "R R " upon a spur.  read more

Code: 31009

Civil Defence.

WW II example of the yellow on black embroidered shoulder title. "Heavy Rescue"  read more

Code: 31008

Oxfordshire Light Infantry-Volunteers.

Scarce Victorian officers cross-belt plate complete with backing plate and three screw bolts with original nuts to the reverse. A strung bugle horn to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " Oxfordshire Lt. Infy. 2nd. Volr. Battn". {2nd.Volunteer Battalion Headquarters at Oxford}  read more

Code: 31007

Volunteer Training Corps.

Scarce WW I king's crown brass and enamel lapel badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. A pair of crossed rifles within a laurel wreath surmounted by the crown within a blue enamelled oval bearing the title, " Mortlake East Sheen & Barnes Volunteer Training Corps"  read more

Code: 31006

War Service Badge.

Scarce WW II enamel lapel badge with brooch pin fitting individual issue number and makers details for Fattorini Birmingham to the reverse. A light blue enamel circle bearing the letter, "V" for victory, "H.M.V." and the date " 1940" to the centre of a red, white and blue " Target". Worn by staff at the " H.M.V." {His Masters Voice} factory in Hayes Middlesex producing radio equipment for the f...  read more

Code: 31005

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars.

Brass cap badge with two black loops to the reverse. A portcullis surmounted by a coronet taken from the Crest of the Duke of Beaufort above the tri-part furled title scroll.  read more

Code: 31004

Indian Army.

Brass shoulder title, " XVII / Loyal Regt." worn by the 17th. Infantry {The Loyal Regiment}  read more

Code: 31003