Royal Air Force.

Officers gilt king's crown two-piece field service dress cap badge with three screw bolts and original shaped brass back-plate to the reverse. The RAF eagle surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 23742

Home Guard.

Scarce WW II printed sleeve badge worn by Home Guard members qualified in Bomb Disposal. A pair of crossed aerial bombs in yellow on a red circular backing.  read more

Code: 23740

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of an old style field-gun and the number " 88 " in yellow on a blue and red diamond. Worn by 88 Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 23738

Suffolk and Cambridgeshire Regiment - Territorials.

Scarce white on red embroidered shoulder title, Suffolk / Cambridgeshire. Worn after the 4th.Battalion of the Suffolk's merged with the 1st. Battalion Cambridgeshire Regiment.  read more

Code: 23734

East Yorkshire Regiment.

WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The Yorkshire Rose within a wreath of laurel to the centre of a multi-rayed star above the title scroll.  read more

Code: 23727

Canadian Horse Artillery - C.E.F.

WW I king's crown bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery C.E.F. An old style field-gun above the motto scroll of the Artillery surmounted by the crown and " Canada ".  read more

Code: 23720

War Service Badge.

Brass and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and individual issue number to the reverse. The title. " London Fire Brigade " on a ground of white enamel to the centre of a circlet " London County Council ". Worn by civilian staff during the war working with the Fire Services ?  read more

Code: 23719

49th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Printed example of the two yellow capital letter " K " 's on a green square within a khaki border. [ Incorrect ink notation to the reverse ] [ Thought to represent " Korea and Kenya " where the Brigade fought ]  read more

Code: 23718

Military Foot Police.

Brass shoulder title also worn as a field service cap badge, " MFP. "  read more

Code: 23716

Royal Air Force.

Gilt and enamel king's crown lapel badge with brooch pin fitting and makers details for Miller Birmingham to the reverse. Three seaxes on a cross backed by a pair of crossed swords to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title, " 111 Squadron Royal Air Force " above the motto scroll, " Adstantes ". Originally formed in 1917 the Squadron fought in the Battle of Britain with Hurricanes be...  read more

Code: 23714