Oxford University Volunteer Battalion.

Scarce officers white metal shoulder title, " O.U.V.B. " Worn by the 1st. Oxford University Volunteer Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry. Became Oxford University 0.T.C. in 1908.  read more

Code: 22298

Royal Corps of Transport.

Pair of officers Queen's crown silver-plated,gilt and enamel collar badges. The cypher of EiiR to the centre of a Garter Strap and wreath on a multi-rayed crowned star.  read more

Code: 22297

Kenya Independent Squadron.

Rare WW II cast black-brass Special Forces cap badge with two integral lugs to the reverse. A compass pointing to the " K.I.S. " title scroll to the centre of a wreath of laurel above tri-part angular scrolls bearing the motto. To the top of the wreath is a small letter " D" in recognition of the Units founder Major J.J.Drought. [ It is thought that less than 100 of these badges were produced.]  read more

Code: 22295

Oxfordshire Rifle Volunteers.

Victorian brass glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse. An Ox crossing a ford to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the title and precedence number " 7 " within a wreath of oak. [See item 20104 for white metal example ]  read more

Code: 22293

Home Guard.

WW II printed black on khaki, " Home / Guard " identification armlet issued to be over-stitched to the earlier " L.D.V. " armbands [ To save material ] after the name change to " Home Guard ".  read more

Code: 22289

20th. Hussars.

Brass king's crown cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The capital letter " H " flanked by the roman numerals " XX " surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 22283

10th. Armoured Division.

Printed example of the white rhinoceros within an oval on a black background. [Sign also worn later by 25th.Armoured Brigade ]  read more

Code: 22280

18th. Hussars.[Queen Mary's Own ]

Brass shoulder title, " 18H".  read more

Code: 22279

Bahamas Defence Force.

Officers silver / gilt cap badge with two loops and a " Crown Agents " lead seal to the reverse. A fouled anchor to the centre of a circlet bearing the title within a wreath of laurel surmounted by a shield carrying the Arms of the Bahamas.  read more

Code: 22273

Gloucestershire Regiment.

Officers bronze service dress " Back Badge " with two very long blades to the reverse. The sphinx and Egypt honour within a wreath of laurel. [Unique Regimental Distinction of wearing badges to the front and rear of their headdress ]  read more

Code: 22270