Nigeria District.

Printed example of the yellow palm tree within a black circle on a green square.  read more

Code: 17147

33 Anti-Aircraft Brigade.

Unusual cotton vehicle pennant with embroidered 33 A / A Brigade formation signs affixed to each side. A white flash of lightening across a blue diagonal on a red square,on a blue pennant with original metal fixing bar.[Approx 14x21cms]  read more

Code: 17100

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

Silvered pipers cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The Castle of Enniskillen above the title scroll,Inniskilling.  read more

Code: 17015

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered mint unissued example of the yellow out-lined in red maltese cross on a black shield,worn by 79 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 17013

New Zealand.

Queen's crown officers mint gilt cap badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse worn by the Northland Regiment. The old regimental number "15",a crown and a fern wreath to the centre of a circlet bearing the motto and the new title,"Northland". [See Corbett's book page 230]  read more

Code: 16978

Civil Defence.

Embroidered WW II king's crown yellow on black tunic / uniform badge. The CD monogram and crown on a black circle.  read more

Code: 16975

Royal Air Force.

Brass WW II lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse worn by civilian workers on R.A.F. bases. The R.A.F. eagle and the employees identification number to the centre of a circlet bearing Royal Air Force.  read more

Code: 16960

Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce 1860's officers gilt shako badge with two loops to the reverse. The "4MRV" cypher to the centre of a strap bearing the "Semper Paratus" motto,upon a crowned multi-rayed star plate. [Loops probably replaced a long time ago]  read more

Code: 16940

10th.Battalion London Regiment.

Brass shoulder title,T / 10 / London,worn by the 10th.[County of London] Battalion.[Hackney]  read more

Code: 16881

South Africa.

Scarce brass king's crown cap badge with two black loops to the reverse,worn by the First Transvaal Volunteers. The "VHV" cypher to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title,within a wreath of oak,that carries a small tablet,"Volunteers". [See Owen's book item 580]  read more

Code: 16826