Army Pay Corps.

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Woodward Birmingham. The " APC" monogram surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 30920

Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry.

Scarce pair of officers bronze service dress collar badges. The Lancashire Rose to the centre of a strap bearing the title surmounted by the Duke's Coronet.  read more

Code: 30919

North Staffordshire Regiment. {Prince of Wales}

WW II printed in white on red shoulder title, " North Stafford"  read more

Code: 30918

Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Heavy cast brass Victorian NCO's cross-belt plate with two screw bolts retaining the original nuts to the reverse. A shield bearing the Arms of Paddington to the centre of a circlet carrying the title, "36th. Middlesex Rifle Volunteers" within a crowned wreath of laurel. {Plate is much darker than picture shows}  read more

Code: 30917

Glamorgan Volunteer Training Corps.

Scarce WW I bronzed cap badge with two flat lugs to the reverse. A shield bearing three chevrons to the centre of a circlet carrying the title, " Glamorgan V.T.C."  read more

Code: 30916

Royal Air Force.

Uncut pair if WW II embroidered in light blue on dark blue letter, "A's". Worn by the Auxiliary Air Force and early in the war by the Women's Royal Air Force.  read more

Code: 30915

Royal Engineers.

Brass shoulder title, " T / RE / Cornwall" Worn by Cornwall Territorial Fortress Engineers.  read more

Code: 30914

Air Raid Precautions.

WW II ladies hallmarked silver lapel badge that has also been enamelled. The " A.R.P " monogram backed with blue enamel surmounted by a red enamelled crown. The reverse has a brooch pin fitting and London hallmarks for 1939.  read more

Code: 30913

West Riding Regiment {Duke of Wellington's}

Brass foreign service helmet pagri badge with long slider fitting to the reverse. The Crest of the Duke of Wellington to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " west Riding" {Later added red felt to the centre for display}  read more

Code: 30912

Australian Forces.

Scarce WW I embroidered formation sign consisting of a red circle and double triangles on a dark blue rectangle. Worn by the 12th.Australian Artillery Brigade or inverted by the 6th.Artillery Brigade. {Identification from-G.C. -Thanks}  read more

Code: 30911