56th.Armoured Division [London]

Printed un-issued example of the black cat [Dick Wittington's] and the sword of the City of London on a red square.  read more

Code: 18963

Canadian Cavalry.

Gilt officers cap badge with two loops and Scully makers details to the reverse,worn by the 19th. Alberta Dragoons. A horse standing on ground above the number "19" and a furled scroll "Alberta Dragoons." [See item 18966 for matching collar badges]  read more

Code: 18959

Royal Air Force.

Pair of officers queen's crown greatcoat shoulder straps. Bullion wire embroidered R.A.F eagle and crown, rank insignia for a Flight-Lieutenant,and gilt buttons.  read more

Code: 18952

Royal Engineers.

Embroidered example of the white horse on a blue rectangle,worn by 26 Engineer Group.  read more

Code: 18951

Intelligence Corps.

Pair of officers queen's crown silver plated collar badges with makers details for Gaunt Birmingham to the reverse. A crowned rose between a laurel spray above a scroll bearing the title.[Slight colour difference].  read more

Code: 18950

101st. [Bihar & Orissa ] Lines of Communication Area.

Printed WW II example of the red Unicorn on a yellow circle. This L of C. Area was based in Jhansi.  read more

Code: 18943

Royal East Kent Yeomanry.

Scarce brass shoulder title,REKY.  read more

Code: 18929

Royal Canadian Engineers.

Printed WW II blue on red shoulder title,Royal Canadian Engineers.[Glue tracks to reverse.]  read more

Code: 18919

Royal Warwickshire Regiment-Volunteers.

White metal Victorian other ranks helmet plate with three loops to the reverse worn by the 2nd. Volunteer Battalion. The Antelope to the centre of a circlet bearing the title "Warwickshire 2nd.Volr. Battn." within a wreath of laurel on a multi-rayed star plate. [Front of plate in "grubby" condition ]  read more

Code: 18918

War Service.

Bronzed WW I lapel badge with buttonhole fitting to the reverse. The letters " O.H.M.S" ,the company name "British Aluminium Co.Ltd." and the title "1915 War service " upon a circular badge. [Worn by men in reserved occupations to show they were not "dodging the column"]  read more

Code: 18910