B.O.A.R. Training Centre.

Woven example of the red and blue shield of 21st. Army Group,with a yellow torch of Learning to the centre,worn at Sennelager,British Army of the Rhine.  read more

Code: 13482

Durham Light Infantry.

Embroidered example of the white on khaki WW I shoulder strap slip-on,Bugle / Durham,with two cloth loops to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13475

British Red Cross & Order of St. John.

Scarce embroidered example of the WW II formation sign worn by the B.R.C. & O.St.J. Joint War Organisation based in India. The symbols of the two organisations on a black shield with a red border,above a gold wire embroidered,India,with press-stud fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13465

Transvaal Scottish.

Brass headdresss badge worn by the 8th.Scottish Battalion of the Transvaal Infantry. This title on a strap around a central thistle and motto,on a backing of the Star of the Order of the Thistle,with two loops to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13440

Royal Marines.

Pair of WW II plastic economy issue collar badges,the globe and laurel,with blade fittings to the reverse,and makers details for Stanley Walsall.  read more

Code: 13438

Air Defence Cadet Corps.

White metal and enamel cap badge. The A.D.C.C. title on a circlet with blue enamel "speedbird" to the centre,and two loops to the reverse.  read more

Code: 13430

Worcestershire Hussars.

White metal N.C.O.'s sleeve badge,a sprig of pear blossom,with two loops to the reverse. [Now with later green backing cloth for display]  read more

Code: 13392

Volunteer Training Corps.

Brass and enamel lapel badge worn in 1914 by volunteers before the issue of uniforms. Crossed rifles inside a blue enamel oval bearing the title,Athelete's Volunteer Force 1914. Button-hole fitting to the reverse,and makers details for Carroll London.  read more

Code: 13353

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