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

Womens Voluntary Services.

Scarce embroidered maroon on grey designation title,"Services Welfare"  read more

Code: 17793

Kent Volunteer Fencibles.

White metal WW I Volunteer Training Corps cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. [Very slightly shortened] The White Horse of Kent to the centre of an oval with the title scroll, "K.V.F" above and the Kent motto scroll, "Invicta" below.  read more

Code: 17788

Northern Army Group. [Northag]

Silk woven example of the yellow battle-axe on a blue shield,stitched around battledress material. [Blue-tack to reverse]  read more

Code: 17778

Ayrshire Yeomanry.[Earl of Carrick's Own]

Brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The lion-headed griffin upon a torse above a scroll bearing the full regimental title.  read more

Code: 17772

East Lancashire Regiment

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 3rd. [Militia] Battalion East Lancashire Regiment. The sphinx and Egypt honour above the Lancashire Rose to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel with the title scroll to the lower part. [N.B. Reversed metals to the regular battalions]  read more

Code: 17767