40th.Infantry Division.

Printed example of the yellow and red cock bird on a black background,formed in the late 1940's.  read more

Code: 16174

Berkshire and Westminster Dragoons.

Pair of brass shoulder titles,B&WDGNS, complete with original shaped back-plates.  read more

Code: 16169

Womens Voluntary Service.

WW II green cotton arm band with elasticated straps to the reverse. The king's crown above the letters W.V.S. stencilled in red.[Inked issue number "15" to the inside]  read more

Code: 16153

2nd.Dragoons [Royal Scots Greys]

Pair of brass shoulder titles,Greys.  read more

Code: 16151

Lovat Scouts.

Brass shoulder title,LS.  read more

Code: 16142

13th.County of London Battalion.

Brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 13th.County of London Battalion [Kensington] . The Arms of Kensington upon a multi-rayed star.  read more

Code: 16114

New Zealand Infantry.

Brass king's crown cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Tiptaft Birmingham,worn by the 9th [Wellington East Coast Rifles] Regiment. A stag's head and the roman numeral "IX" within a crowned wreath of fern with the motto scroll," Kia Toa" below.  read more

Code: 16081

British Troops Bahrain.

Printed example of the white Arabic letters on a red square.[Slightly faded by the sun!]  read more

Code: 16073

Manchester Regiment.

Superb and rare officers silvered cross-belt plate worn by the 1st.Volunteer Battalion with four screw posts to the reverse. The sphinx resting upon the Egypt tablet,to the centre of a circlet bearing the title,"1st. V.B.Manchester Regt.",mounted upon a " hob-nailed" maltese cross back plate.  read more

Code: 16053

Rifle Regiment.

Two unusual brass bugle horns with small blade fittings to the reverse,still affixed to an old portion of pattern or sample card. The larger one with Victorian crown above a non-voided bugle horn,and the other a very small bugle horn with square strings.[Possibly a maufacturers sample board?][ Large one approx. 4x4cms]  read more

Code: 16020