Lancashire Fusiliers.

Scarce WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades and makers details for " F & G " to the reverse. The sphinx and Egypt honour to the ball of a fused grenade above the tri-part angular title scroll.  read more

Code: 24286

Singapore District.

Printed example of the lion and palm tree in yellow on a green background. Variant example of the more common pattern. [See item 16937]  read more

Code: 24285

Canadian Cavalry.

Bi / metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Fort Garry Horse. This title and a fort mounted upon a maple leaf.  read more

Code: 24284

King's Regiment [ Liverpool ]

Black-brass shoulder title, " King's ". Probably worn on the greatcoat alone, or as part of a two piece Territorial Battalion Title.  read more

Code: 24283

Newfoundland.

WW II embroidered in red on black shoulder title, " Newfoundland ".  read more

Code: 24282

South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce victorian officers cross-belt plate with two screw bolts to the reverse. The Arms of Middlesex on a shield to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the full title. [ Approx 10 . 5 cms high ] [ See my item 23994 for matching pouch badge ]  read more

Code: 24279

Buckinghamshire Battalion. Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry

Officers king's crown silver plated cap badge with two loops and makers details for Firmin London to the reverse. The Swan from the County Arms to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a crowned maltese cross.  read more

Code: 24278

Royal Berkshire Regiment.

Scarce embroidered other ranks foreign service helmet or slouch hat pagri flash. The title " Royal / Berkshire " in red on a dark blue diamond. [ Paper spots stuck to reverse.]  read more

Code: 24277

Combined Operations.

WW II embroidered example of the red R.A.F. eagle tommy gun and anchor on a black circular backing. Worn by Commandos and other Specially Trained units in all theatres of the war. [ Tear above the eagles wing at approx 11 o'clock ]  read more

Code: 24275

Royal Irish Rifles.

King's crown early pattern black-brass cap badge with " hair-pin " slider to the reverse. The Angel Harp above the motto scroll surmounted by the crown. Worn until just before WW I when the badge was changed to white metal. [Some blacking loss. ]  read more

Code: 24274