Royal Scots {Lothian Regiment}

Bi / metal cap badge with two loops and original tartan backing to the reverse. The figure of St. Andrew above the furled title scroll, "The Royal Scots" to the centre of the Star of the Order of the Thistle.  read more

Code: 31743

Royal Air Force.

WW II deeply padded embroidered example of the Observer's qualification half wing. The oatmeal-coloured wing and the letter, "O" on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 31742

Honourable Artillery Company. {Infantry Section}

Brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The "HAC" monogram on the ball of a fused grenade.  read more

Code: 31741

Army Canteens Board.

Scarce WW I bronze badge with buttonhole fitting makers details for Fattorini Bolton and individual issue number to the reverse. The title, " Army Canteens" to the centre of a circlet bearing. "Army Service 1916" within a wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 31740

Volunteer Training Corps.

WW I khaki serge armband with the applied red king's crown flanked by the letters, "G R" with two button fittings to the reverse. The interior bears the Army Council stamp and original owners details, "J.E.Sharp -B coy".  read more

Code: 31739

14th.Regiment of Foot-West Yorkshire Regiment. {Prince of Wales's Own}

Scarce bi / metal P / T glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse. The White Horse of Hanover above the number, "14" to the centre of a strap bearing the Prince of Wales's plumes and the supplementary title above the Royal Tiger and "India" honour scroll. {Lower loop possibly well replaced?}  read more

Code: 31738

Herefordshire Regiment.

Officers silver plated cap badge with two loops and later added green shaped cloth backing to the reverse. The lion holding a dagger above the furled scroll, " Herefordshire"  read more

Code: 31737

Southern Command.

WW II printed example of the four stars on a beech brown shield with green border. Worn by "ATS" units in Southern Command and later by the Women's Royal army Corps. {slightly faded}  read more

Code: 31736

Northumberland Fusiliers.

King's crown brass shoulder title with two loops to the reverse. The crowned Harp of Erin above the furled title scroll, "Tyneside Irish." Worn by the 24th-27th. {Tyneside Irish} Battalions Northumberland Fusiliers with the relevant number above and the normal, "NF" title below. {Well-polished example priced accordingly}  read more

Code: 31735

Royal Armoured Corps.

WW II printed in red on yellow shoulder title, "Royal Armoured Corps"  read more

Code: 31734