St. Andrew's Ambulance Corps.

Brass shoulder title, " St.AAC".  read more

Code: 22326

Royal Naval Air Service.

Scarce officers gilt sleeve badge with two screw bolts with original nuts to the reverse. The letter " A " flanked by a pair of wings. Worn by Royal Naval Reserve and Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve officers attached to the Royal Naval Air Service. [The letter " A" representing " AIR ".]  read more

Code: 22325

Gloucestershire Regiment.

White metal late 1890's other ranks foreign service helmet pagri badge with two loops to the reverse. The sphinx and Egypt honour within a half wreath of laurel. [ Badge has staining from storage ]  read more

Code: 22323

Equatorial Corps.

White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A Rhinoceros above the scroll, " Equatoria "  read more

Code: 22322

Royal Monmouthshire - Royal Engineers.

Embroidered blue on red shoulder title, Royal Monmouthshire / R.E.  read more

Code: 22319

First Allied Airborne Army.

WW II embroidered British Made example of the large figure " 1" flanked by a pair of wings below the title, " Allied Airborne " above crossed swords on a light blue backing. Worn by the Allies Airborne Forces in Europe. [Moth nips to the edges and small hole below left side sword hilt.]  read more

Code: 22314

Royal Air Force.

WW II brass and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Dingley Birmingham to the reverse. The emblem and motto of the R.A.F. on a ground of red enamel to the centre of a shaped backing bearing the Royal Air Force title and individual issue number. Worn by civilian workers on R.A.F. bases.  read more

Code: 22311

Royal Marine Light Infantry.

Brass cap badge with two loops the reverse. The Globe and Laurel surmounted by a strung bugle horn.  read more

Code: 22307

Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers.

Officers Victorian white metal pouch badge with three screw bolts to the reverse. The " ORV" cypher in script form surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 22303

Girl's Venture Corps.

Gilt and enamel " wings style " cap badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. The angular title scrolls above the red white and blue enamelled " G V C " monogram. Formed in 1964 by the merger of the Women's Junior Air Corps and the Girls Training Corps. [See J.Mills excellent book " Within the Island Fortress " Number 3 for more information.] [ Flaking to the gilt of the title ]  read more

Code: 22302