Canadian Militia.

Black-brass cap badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse worn by the 43rd. { Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles } Regiment of Militia. A coronet upon a furled scroll bearing the title with the number " 43 " a shield bearing the 15 Bezants from the Arms of the Duchy of Cornwall backed by crossed rifles to the centre of a wreath of maple carrying the motto, " Advance ".  read more

Code: 24819

15th. Infantry Division.( Scottish )

WW II silk embroidered example of the red Scottish Lion within a yellow circle on a black square. Originally part of the Home Forces this Division landed in Normandy in June 1944 as part of 21st. Army Group.  read more

Code: 24817

Kimbolton School - C.C.F.

Brass " new-metal " cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A leaping stag above the scroll, " Huntingdonshire ". { Modern example of the old badge previously worn by the Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion in WW I }  read more

Code: 24816

Canadian Infantry-C.E.F.

Copper cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 116th. { Ontario County } Battalion C.E.F. The number " 116 " to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing " Canada Overseas Battalion " on a maple leaf.  read more

Code: 24809

11th. Hussars. Prince Albert's Own

Officers service dress cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The Crest and Motto of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.  read more

Code: 24805

South Africa.

Brass WW I shoulder title with integral loops to the reverse, " S-A-M-C-C. " Worn by the South African Motor Cycle Corps . { Owen's book item 2242 }  read more

Code: 24803

City of London Yeomanry. { Rough Riders }

Scarce WW II embroidered shoulder title in { faded } light blue on purple, " Rough Riders ".  read more

Code: 24802

Gloucestershire Regiment - Territorials.

Scarce officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The sphinx upon a blank tablet a half wreath of laurel and the title scroll. Worn by Officers of the Territorial Battalions of the Gloucestershire Regiment.  read more

Code: 24801

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the white roman numeral " III " on a red and blue shield. Worn by 3rd. Army Group Royal Artillery. { Lower edge trimmed }  read more

Code: 24800

Royal Air Force.

Scarce WW II embroidered small pattern half wing for a Meteorologist. An oatmeal coloured wing with the letter " M " within a brown laurel wreath. Worn by Overseas Volunteers serving with the R.A.F.  read more

Code: 24798