Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I gold wire embroidered on black silk full length cap tally. A fouled anchor surmounted by the crown flanked by the letters, " W.R. - N.S. ". { Faded condition with a couple of moth nips and remains of old rubberised glue from displayed in an album}  read more

Code: 27623

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I embroidered in light blue on dark blue sleeve trade badge worn by a driver. A motor car steering wheel. The W.R.N.S. was formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1919 and not reraised again until 1939.  read more

Code: 27589

Royal Marines.

Scarce white metal cap badge worn by the Royal Marine Police. The Globe within a wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 27544

Merchant Navy.

Silver and enamel sweetheart brooch with pin fitting and " Stirling Silver " stamps to the reverse. The " M N " monogram backed with blue enamel to the centre of a knotted roped circle surmounted by a Naval Crown and a plain suspension bar.  read more

Code: 27501

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I embroidered example of the blue crossed quill pens on a dark blue tombstone shaped backing sleeve trade badge worn by Clerical Staff. The Women's Royal Naval Service was raised in 1917 and disbanded in 1919, and not re-raised until 1939. { Mothed edges.}  read more

Code: 27498

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I king's crown " Section Leader's " cap badge. A gold wire fouled anchor on a deeply padded black velvet ground within a light blue circlet surmounted by the black velvet inset light blue crown. { W.R.N.S. formed in 1917 and disbanded by 1919 and not re-raised until 1939.} { Section Leader rank changed then to Petty Officer in line with the Royal Navy }  read more

Code: 27448

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I embroidered in blue on a dark blue tombstone shaped backing sleeve trade badge worn by " Storekeepers & Messengers" . A pair of crossed keys. The Women's Royal Naval Service was formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1919. It was re-raised again in 1939.  read more

Code: 27393

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Extremely rare WW I embroidered in blue on a dark blue tombstone shaped sleeve trade badge worn by a Wren Signaller. An arrow crossed with a lightening flash. The W.R.N.S. was formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1919 and not reformed again until 1939.  read more

Code: 27361

Royal Navy.

Small sized silver and enamel King's crown sweetheart brooch with pin fitting to the reverse. The fouled anchor above the blue enamel title scroll, " Royal Navy " surmounted by a red enamel inset crown.  read more

Code: 27339

Royal Marines.

Fine quality silver and three different coloured enamels tie-pin brooch still contained in a " Gache & Co. " Gibraltar jewellers presentation box. The globe and laurel above the Royal Marines motto surmounted by the Royal Crest and " Gibraltar " honour.  read more

Code: 27261