Gordon Highlanders.

Very heavy NCO's glengarry badge with original sturdy brooch pin fitting to the reverse. The stag's head and coronet from the Arms of the Marquess of Huntly in high relief above the " Bydand " motto within a wreath of ivy. [ Probably silver plated originally ]  read more

Code: 23707

Queen's Own Hussars.

Queen's crown silver bullion wire NCO's sleeve badge. The " QO " monogram surmounted by a red velvet inset crown on a light blue backing.  read more

Code: 23706

New Zealand - Reinforcements.

WW I brass cap badge with two wire loops to the reverse. The letter and number " C 1 " to the centre of a wreath of fern. Worn at the Featherston Training Camp.  read more

Code: 23704

Southern Rhodesia - Air Force.

Brass king's crown cap badge with two loops [ one slightly squeezed in ] to the reverse. The " R.A.F. " eagle to the centre of a wreath of laurel bearing the " Rhodesia " title scroll surmounted by the crown upon the lion holding a tusk emblem of Rhodesia.  read more

Code: 23703

Royal Tank Regiment.

Three coloured feather headdress hackle on wire mounting. Brown Red and Green representing, " Through the Mud and the Blood to the Green fields beyond "  read more

Code: 23700

Royal Malta Artillery.

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. An old style field-gun upon a maltese cross to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title.  read more

Code: 23697

Canadian Mounted Rifles- C.E.F.

Bronze cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. [ Slightly Clipped ] Worn by the 2nd. [ Victoria - British Columbia ] Mounted Rifles C.E.F. A maple leaf bearing the king's crown and double scrolls , " 2nd.C.M.R.B.C.H. " and " Canada ".  read more

Code: 23696

Royal Field Artillery.

Scarce white metrl shoulder title, T / RFA / Edinburgh. Worn by Edinburgh Batteries in the Lowland Division Royal Field Artillery.  read more

Code: 23694

6th. Dragoon Guards [ Carabineers ]

King's crown brass other ranks undress sabretache badge with four screw bolt fittings to the reverse. A pair of crossed muskets upon a crowned oval bearing the title, " The Carabiners " within a continuous ribbon scroll bearing numerous battle honours. [ Approx 10 x 8 cms.]  read more

Code: 23693

9th./ 12th. Royal Lancers. [ Prince of Wales's ]

Queen's crown bullion wire officers cap badge. The Prince of Wales's plumes the crown and scroll bearing the roman numerals " IX-XII " backed by a pair of crossed cavalry lances in various colours on a shaped scarlet backing.  read more

Code: 23691