Royal Air Force.

WW II white metal king's crown lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Dingley Birmingham to the reverse. Worn by civilian workers on R.A.F. airfields and bases. A tablet with the workers individual reference number and the crown to the centre of a circlet bearing the Royal Air Force title.  read more

Code: 18091

Royal Air Force.

Pair of gilt brass collar badges ,VR / T, worn by Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Training Officers. [Approx 2.5 cms high ] [Gilt worn on one example]  read more

Code: 18058

Air Raid Precautions.

Two WW II ladies issue A.R.P. brooches still contained in the original blue cardboard box and cellophane wrapper.The A.R.P. monogram surmounted by the king's crown. One white metal pattern and one in hallmarked silver bearing makers details for "RJ" and London hallmarks for 1937.  read more

Code: 18041

Royal Australian Air Force.

Pair of WW II king's crown pilot's qualification wings. The RAAF monogram to the centre of a pale blue crowned wreath flanked by a pair of wings,all on a very dark blue background.  read more

Code: 17996

King's Own Malta Regiment.

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A maltese cross to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title,within a wreath of oak that also bears a tablet "MDCCC"  read more

Code: 17953

Royal Horse Guards.

Pair of red on dark blue embroidered shoulder titles,Royal Horse Guards.  read more

Code: 17908

Rutland Home Guard.

Scarce brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A horse-shoe bearing the title ,"Rutland". As the smallest county in England at the time,Rutland formed only one Home Guard Battalion based at Oakham. [Slight verdigris to one side.]  read more

Code: 17885

St. Lawrence College-Ramsgate.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. Two serpents entwined upon a torse,above the motto scroll, "In Bono Vince".  read more

Code: 17832

Salisbury Plain District.

Printed WW II example of the "Great Cromlech at Stonehenge" on a multi-coloured circular ground.  read more

Code: 17815

Buckinghamshire Battalion [Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.]

Black brass king's crown cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for "F.N " Birmingham. The Swan form the Arms of Aylesbury to the centre of a circlet bearing the title within a crowned maltese cross.[Finish mostly now brass]  read more

Code: 17810