Training Reserve.

Scarce WW I white on khaki shoulder strap slip-on, " T.R. " with canvas loop to the reverse.  read more

Code: 25281

Cambridge University - O.T.C.

Brass shoulder title complete with shaped brass backing plate to the reverse, Cambridge / O.T.C. / University.  read more

Code: 25280

Norfolk Yeomanry.

King's crown officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades { folded into loops } to the reverse. The cypher of GvR.  read more

Code: 25279

Royal Marines.

White on pale khaki sleeve qualification trade badge worn by a Gun-layer. Crossed cannon barrels on a tombstone shaped backing. { Spots of felt to reverse.removed from display board. }  read more

Code: 25277

Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey )

Pair of white metal collar badges worn by the Volunteer Battalions. The Paschal Lamb above the title scroll, " The Queen's "  read more

Code: 25276

Hampstead Volunteer Training Corps.

Scarce WW I bronze cap badge with two flat lugs to the reverse. A shield bearing the Arms of Hampstead to the centre of crossed rifles a circlet bearing the title, " Central Association V.T.C. " and the motto scrolls within a wreath of oak surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 25275

5th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the red " Ball of Fire " on a black background affixed to a pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on. This Division endured heavy fighting in North Africa at Tobruk and El Alamein before moving to the Far-East to join Fourteenth Army. { Red ball is not torn it is loose weave. }  read more

Code: 25273

Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey ) - Cadets.

Brass shoulder title, " C / 5 / Queen's " Worn by the 5th. { Guildford } Cadet Battalion Queen's Regiment { West Surrey }  read more

Code: 25269

Manchester Regiment.

WW II embroidered in black on khaki shoulder title, " Manchester ". Made and worn as this from a shoulder strap slip-on title.  read more

Code: 25266

Royal Artillery.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the mailed arm holding a dagger in grey on a scarlet backing. Worn by the 2nd. Anti-Aircraft Corps Royal Artillery who were responsible for the Defence of the Midlands to the North of England. { One small moth nip to top edge }  read more

Code: 25262