Air Ministry Constabulary.

White metal king's crown cap badge. The AMC monogram with wings to each side,in a crowned circlet bearing the title,with two loops to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13312

Womens Royal Naval Service.

Bronze lapel badge for the Association of Wrens. Fouled anchor,naval crown and wren,to the centre of an oval bearing the title. Pin fitting [Replacement] to the reverse,and makers details for Gaunt London.  read more

Code: 13232

East Surrey Regiment.

Victorian white metal other ranks glengarry badge,worn by the 4th. Volunteer Battalion,The East Surreys. The Arms of Guildford on a backing star,inside a crowned circlet bearing the title,East Surrey 4th. Volr. Battn.,with three black loops to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13215

Nigeria Customs.

King's crown grey "gun-metal" cap badge for the Nigeria Customs Preventative Service. A six-pointed star in a crowned circlet and wreath,above a scroll bearing the title,with slider to the reverse,bearing makers details for Firmin London.[See Owen item 3818]  read more

Code: 13163

Kent Rifle Volunteers.

White metal N.C.O.'s cross-belt plate worn by the 33rd.[Sevenoaks] Kent Rifle Volunteers. The White Horse of Kent on a scroll,Invicta, inside a multi-rayed star. Two screw bolts to the reverse,and with black leather backing for display.  read more

Code: 13158

Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce white metal N.C.O.'s cross-belt plate,worn by the 26th.Middlesex Rifle Vols.[Customs and Docks Battalion] A Ducal coronet on a strap bearing the motto,Pro Libertate Patriae,around a shield with three lions of Middlesex.Three screw bolt fittings to the reverse,with one original nut.  read more

Code: 13071

Royal Navy.

Embroidered king's crown example of the WW II Wren Petty Officers headdress badge. A blue fouled anchor on a padded black velvet backing inside a crowned ciclet. [Slight fading to right side of crown]  read more

Code: 13059

Dunlop Air Raid Precautions.

Silver and enamel lapel badge for the famous rubber factory,the title "Dunlop" above the initials,"ARP",on a blue enamel background. Still contained in the original card-board box,on a card marked,Stirling Silver.  read more

Code: 12714

8th. Army.

Locally made example of the famous "Crusader's Shield" sign,worn by the Eighth,which consisted of British,Indian,Australian,Polish and New Zealand formations. The Eighth fought with distinction acoss North Africa,Sicily,and the hard fought battles in Italy.  read more

Code: 12574

WW II Fundraising Badge.

Celluloid covered red,white and blue,tin pin back badge sold to raise funds for the war effort. A Royal Naval ensign flying above the words,Birmingham's Warship Week.  read more

Code: 12494