East Yorkshire Regiment.

WW II printed white on red shoulder title, East Yorkshire.  read more

Code: 24698

77th. Infantry Division / Buffs ( East Kent regiment )

Scarce WW II combination sign consisting of the printed red sword ( Excalibur ) held aloft from the water above two red Infantry arm of service strips and a blue / buff / blue Regimental designation for the " Buffs " all still affixed to a section of battledress material.  read more

Code: 24694

Canadian Infantry.

King's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the " Lorne Scots " ( Peel , Dufferin & Halton Regiment ) This title on double scrolls below a crowned wreath of thistle bearing a " Demi- Lion " to the centre.  read more

Code: 24687

Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce victorian senior officers Torin Cap with silver bullion wire and red velvet embroidered Royal Crest to the left front side. Very dark green body with black sides and crown embellished with light green piping and a black silken material interior.  read more

Code: 24686

Surrey Yeomanry. Queen Mary's Regiment.

Queen's crown white metal larger sized cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The " MR " cypher to the centre of a crowned Garter Strap above double scrolls bearing the full titles. Some staining  read more

Code: 24682

Free Belgian Army.

WW II brass badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse. The Belgian Lion and crown to the centre of a tri-part furled scroll bearing the title, " Belgian Army in United Kingdom "  read more

Code: 24681

Southampton University-O.T.C.

Scarce anodised aluminium cap badge with slider fitting bearing makers details for Firmin to the reverse. The Arms of the University above the motto scroll and surmounted by a dragon upon a knight's helm.  read more

Code: 24679

Queen's Regiment ( West Surrey )

Pair of brass shoulder titles, " Queen's "  read more

Code: 24678

35th. Infantry Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the red configuration of 7 number 5 's on a black backing. Originally formed as a " Bantam " Division this sign was taken into use in 1916. Private Butler of the West Yorkshire Regiment, 2 / Lt. Parsons of the Gloucestershire Regiment and Lt. Col. Anderson of the Highland Light Infantry were all awarded Victoria Crosses whilst serving in the Division before...  read more

Code: 24676

Royal Dublin Fusiliers.

Brass other ranks fur-cap grenade with two loops to the reverse. A shield bearing the Arms of Dublin upon the ball of a fused grenade.  read more

Code: 24675