Royal Flying Corps.

Embroidered white on black shoulder title,Royal Flying /Corps.  read more

Code: 16631

Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

King's crown bi / metal early pattern cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The Royal Crest above the Lancashire Rose and regimental title.[Loops slightly bent inwards]  read more

Code: 16595

Canadian Militia.

Scarce brass king's crown cap badge with two loops and makers plate for Hicks London to the reverse. A beaver and the roman numeral "LVII" to the centre of a circlet bearing the title,Peterborough Rangers,on a crowned wreath of maple and Union flowers,above the motto scroll,Quis Seperabit.  read more

Code: 16586

Air Formation Signals

Painted example of the white wing and triangle,with the number "2" to the apex on a blue backing,worn by No.2 Squadron Air Formation Signals.  read more

Code: 16575

Royal Observer Corps.

King's crown silvered cap badge with two loops to the reverse. An Elizabethan "Coast-watcher"within a crowned wreath of laurel with a scroll to the lower part,"Forewarned Is Forearmed" [Appears to be an "other ranks" pattern that has been silvered for officer use or ??]  read more

Code: 16574

24 Engineer Group.

Embroidered example of the Yorkshire Rose,Cheshire Wheatsheaf,and Staffordshire Knot in red,blue and black on a yellow shield. [Sign with some staining,and remains of paper backing to reverse]  read more

Code: 16567

South Africa.

Bronze headdress badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse worn by the Kimberly Regiment. This title on a circlet with a diamond in a wreath to the centre,upon the star of the Order of the Thistle.  read more

Code: 16564

Royal Air Force.

WW II embroidered light blue on dark blue nationality shoulder title worn by volunteers from New Zealand.  read more

Code: 16558

New Zealand.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 1st.Mounted Rifles [Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry.] The ram's head,motto,letters,"CYC" and the date,1864 to the centre of a wreath of fern.  read more

Code: 16549

Royal Artillery.

Officers silvered ? pouch badge with three screw bolts to the reverse still affixed to a section of the black leather pouch. An old style field-gun with mounted wheel.  read more

Code: 16542