22nd. County of London Battalion.{ Queen's }

Brass shoulder title, T / 22 / London. ( Old solder repair to reverse,priced accordingly )  read more

Code: 24653

Durham University - O.T.C.

Scarce gold bullion wire cap badge. A cross patee quadrant. Now known as Northumbrian University.  read more

Code: 24651

Local Air Raid Precautions - Instructor.

WW II king's crown white metal and enamel lapel badge with brooch pin fitting and makers details for " H.W.M.Ltd." to the reverse. A crowned red enamelled oval bearing the " L.A.R.P. Civil Defence " titles with a central blue enamelled bar " Instructor ". ( Slight Enamel damage )  read more

Code: 24649

Canadian Cavalry.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 14th. Canadian Light Horse. A prancing horse above double scrolls bearing the title and motto.  read more

Code: 24648

Northumbrian District.

Printed example of a shield bearing four red and yellow bars on a blue background.  read more

Code: 24647

Royal Scots. ( Lothian Regiment )

Scarce WW I white on khaki shoulder strap slip-on, " Royal Scots " with canvas loop to the reverse. ( In grubby condition )  read more

Code: 24646

Rifle Brigade ( Prince Consort's Own )

WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades to the reverse. A crowned bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a maltese cross within a wreath of laurel, both of which are covered in the Regiment's many battle honours, all surmounted by the crown upon a tablet carrying the main honour " Waterloo. "  read more

Code: 24644

Women's Land Army.

Scarce WW I woven example of the " Land Army Agricultural Section " " Good Service " award badge to be worn by members on the left sleeve. The " WLA - GS - LAAS " embroidered in red and yellow surmounted by the crown on a green shield shaped backing.  read more

Code: 24643

St. Paul's School- O.T.C.

Brass shoulder title, St. Paul's / OTC / School.  read more

Code: 24642

Staffordshire Yeomanry.( Queen's Own Royal Regiment )

Single brass victorian collar badge. The Staffordshire Knot surmounted by the crown. ( The cap badge of this pattern was worn well into the 1900's )  read more

Code: 24641