Gordon Highlanders.

White metal plaid brooch with brooch pin [replaced?] fitting to the reverse,and makers details for Fattorini Birmingham. The Gordon's Tiger and Sphinx upon St.Andrew's Cross within a wreath and title circlet,all held by four bolts onto the outer cirle.  read more

Code: 14452

Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.

King's crown brass valise badge with long "slider" type fitting to the reverse. The D.C.L.I. bugle,castle and feathers to the centre of a Garter Strap on a crowned wreath and star backing,with the regimental title scroll below.  read more

Code: 14323

Army Pay Corps.

Large brass monogram badge,APC, worn in the field service cap in the Boer War. [Originally intended as a shoulder title]  read more

Code: 14274

Canadian O.T.C.

Bronzed cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse,worn by the University of Toronto O.T.C. A shield bearing the Arms of the University surmounted by a tree and the letters,C.O.T.C.  read more

Code: 14221

Royal Navy-Argentina.

Scarce WWII embroidered example of the red on blue nationality shoulder title,Argentina,worn by volunteers who served with the Royal Navy.  read more

Code: 14189

Mixed Services Organisation.

Embroidered red on black triangular sleeve badge worn by the M.S.O. in the British Army of the Rhine, MSO / 5 Years Service.  read more

Code: 14183

Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers.

Rare and unusual bronzed-brass cross-belt plate with two screw bolts to the reverse,worn by the 1st.Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers.[Salisbury ?] A large number "1" to the centre of a circlet bearing the title Wiltshire and the date 1859,with a very unusual crown to the top,and the letters,RV, inside a bugle horn below.  read more

Code: 14171

King's Own Rifles of Canada.

Black-brass king's crown cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A strung bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title,within a maltese cross carrying WWI battle honours on each arm. Below the crown a tablet with the motto,Celer Et Audax.  read more

Code: 14094

West Lancashire District.

WW II printed example of the pentagon shaped red rose,with the various coloured emblems of Cheshire,Lancashire and Staffordshire to the centre. [These were the areas covered by this District]  read more

Code: 14088

Royal Army Service Corps.

Embroidered example of the yellow wheatsheafs on a blue shield,worn by 102 Transport Column R.A.S.C.  read more

Code: 14027