Royal Army Chaplains Department.

Queen's crown bullion wire embroidered Chaplain's beret or field-service cap badge. The quatrefoil and motto on a blue domed backing to the centre of a maltese cross and wreath in silver and gold wire surmounted by the crown all on a purple background.  read more

Code: 26179

Middlesex Regiment Duke of Cambridge's Own

Brass shoulder title, " T / 9 / Middlesex ". Worn by the 9th. { St. John's Wood } Battalion Middlesex Regiment.  read more

Code: 26178

Royal Marines.

Excellent quality king's crown gold wire embroidered Colour Sergeant's sleeve insignia still on un-cut circular backing. The deeply padded globe above the metal fouled anchor backed by a pair of crossed Union Flags within a wreath of laurel surmounted by the red velvet inset crown. { Un-Cut state Approx 18.cms diameter }  read more

Code: 26177

Northamptonshire Yeomanry.

Brass shoulder title, " Y / Northampton "  read more

Code: 26175

Household Cavalry.

King's crown officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades and makers details for Marples & Beasley Birmingham to the reverse. The cypher of GviR to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " The Life Guards "  read more

Code: 26172

Bromsgrove School- C.C.F.

Scarce " Bright-metal " cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The Arms of Bromsgrove School.  read more

Code: 26171

Home Guard - Cornwall.

Scarce WW II printed in white on green designation worn by the 9th. { Camborne } Battalion Cornwall Home Guard. The number " 9 " on a shield bearing 15 Bezants. Commanded by Lt.Col. C.A.Whitworth O.B.E. { Fold line to the centre }  read more

Code: 26170

Volunteer Aid Detachment.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " R / VAD / Middlesex " worn by V.A.D. " Reserves "  read more

Code: 26169

Royal Engineers.

Pair of officers bronze service dress collar badges. A fused grenade above the motto scroll, " Ubique "  read more

Code: 26168

Honorary Chaplain to the King.

Scarce hallmarked silver and enamel scarf badge with original brooch pin fitting indistinct makers mark and Birmingham hallmarks for 1947 to the reverse. The red and blue enamel cypher of GviR to the centre of a wreath on laurel.  read more

Code: 26167