Army Medical Staff.

Rare victorian 1880's officers field service cap in black melton cloth with gold wire piping to the sides and the crown. Bullion wire embroidered Staff Officer's cap badge to the left side and two gilt victorian " Army Medical Staff " buttons to the front. The black oil-cloth interior bears an early " Hawkes & Co Piccadilly " retailers gold embossed stamp. [ Moth holes around the cap badge an...  read more

Code: 24359

Queen's Own Yeomanry.

Scarce mint pair of " Shoulder Titles " worn on the full dress shoulder chains by " Y " Squadron of the Queen's Own Yorkshire Yeomanry. A fox in full cry with two long screw bolt fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 24358

Gloucestershire Regiment.

WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The sphinx and Egypt honour within a half wreath of laurel above the title scroll. [ See item 24381 for "Back " badge ]  read more

Code: 24355

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the three red seaxes on a blue square. Worn by 28 Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 24353

Indian Army.

Scarce early pattern black-brass shoulder title, N.W.R.V.R. Worn before 1917 by the North-Western Railway Volunteer Rifles.  read more

Code: 24352

Staff Officer.

King's crown gilt Staff Officer's cap badge with two blades and maroon velvet inset to the crown. The Royal Crest.  read more

Code: 24350

Volunteer Aid Detachment.

Scarce white metal shoulder title with three loops and complete with original shaped brass backing plate to the reverse , 43 / VAD / Essex. [ Odd numbers were worn by male VAD''s ]  read more

Code: 24348

Mobile Defence Corps.

Uncommon embroidered larger sized shoulder title in light blue on red, " Mobile Defence Corps. "  read more

Code: 24347

East Anglian Brigade.

Scarce officers small size silver / gilt cap badge with two long loops to the reverse. The Castle and Key mounted upon a multi-rayed star.  read more

Code: 24346

South Africa.

WW I sheet brass shoulder title with two flat loops to the reverse,2 / S A R. Worn by the 2nd. South African Rifles. [ Owen's book- item 2261]  read more

Code: 24344