Wound Badge.

WW I brass wounded soldiers sleeve badge with two loops and original back-plate to the reverse, bearing " The Wounded Stripe, No. 4 " and a patent number. A  read more

Code: 28072

Medical Orderly.

Embroidered example of the red Geneva Cross on a white background within a yellow circlet sleeve trade badge. Originally worn by Royal Army Medical Corps personnel many WW I photographs show this badge worn by other medically trained troops.  read more

Code: 28065

Army Scout.

Brass Army Scout's sleeve qualification badge with two loops to the reverse. A fleur-dis-lys with cross-bar below. { This is the smaller pattern,approx 4.5 cms high}  read more

Code: 28034

War Service Badge.

Scarce gilt and red white and blue enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Fattorini Birmingham to the reverse. The Lion of England and the Star of David to the centre of a circlet bearing, " Association of Jewish ex-Servicemen & women " { Slight enamel loss near the lion's tail.}  read more

Code: 28026

Service Chevrons.

Scarce set of three WW I service chevrons in red and blue enamel mounted upon the original back-plate.  read more

Code: 28001

Parachutist Badge.

Embroidered example of the parachutists qualification wings still affixed to a section of battledress material with four press-stud fittings to the reverse. An opened parachute canopy in white flanked by a pair of light blue wings on a shaped khaki backing.  read more

Code: 27996

Infantry Bomber.

WW I scarce embroidered example of the Infantry Bomber's sleeve qualification badge. A fused grenade in light khaki with red flames on a shaped khaki backing. { Loss of embroidery to the flames,priced accordingly }  read more

Code: 27982

Marksman's Badge.

Early pattern embroidered in dark blue on scarlet marksman's sleeve badge. A pair of crossed muskets. { Possibly Canadian ? }  read more

Code: 27949

British Red Cross.

Extremely scarce WW I embroidered in various shades of khaki sleeve badge worn by a Red Cross despatch rider. The red Geneva Cross to the centre of a motor-cycle wheel flanked by a pair of upswept wings surmounted by the letters, " B.R.C "  read more

Code: 27938

Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry.

Very unusual and unique sterling silver watch-fob pendant in the shape of a fused grenade. The reverse bears the inscription, " Sergt. H.Grisbrooke Bomber 1915 Oxford and Bucks IX Lt. Infty." { Accompanied by some copied information }  read more

Code: 27917