Royal Air Force.

Un-cut Pair of WW II embroidered light blue on dark blue " R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve " collar badges. The letters " VR ".  read more

Code: 24538

Royal Air Force.

Queen's crown embroidered Physical Training Instructors insignia in light blue on a dark blue backing. The crowned R.A.F. eagle backed by crossed swords.  read more

Code: 24488

Royal Air Force.

Pair of brass collar badges worn by the Dental Branch of the Royal Air Force. The letters " D B " to the centre of a wreath of laurel flanked by a pair of wings.  read more

Code: 24390

Royal Air Force.

Scarce Queen's crown officers ? chrome and enamel cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the " Air Force Department - Fire Service " This title on a blue enamel circlet with the R.A.F. eagle on red enamel to the centre, mounted upon a crowned multi-rayed star.  read more

Code: 24341

Royal Air Force.

Scarce WW II embroidered in light blue on black small pattern overseas volunteers designation shoulder title, " India ".  read more

Code: 24242

Royal Air Force.

Scarce WW II embroidered in light blue on black " Overseas Volunteers " designation title, " Guernsey " [ Edges slightly ragged and paper stuck to reverse ]  read more

Code: 24202

Royal Air Force.- Transport Command.

WW II chrome and enamel cap badge with two screw bolts to the reverse. The " R.A.F. " monogram and eagle surmounted by an Astral crown within a wreath of laurel that carries the title scroll. Worn by both male and female pilots who ferried aircraft form the U.S.A. and Canada to England. Re-named in 1943 from " Ferry Command "  read more

Code: 24124

Ceylon Air Force.

Cast brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. An eagle to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel above the title scroll, " Ceylon "  read more

Code: 24027

Royal Air Force.

Gilt and enamel 66 Fighter Squadron king's crown lapel badge with brooch pin fitting and makers details for Miller Birmingham to the reverse. A coiled Rattlesnake on a ground of white enamel to the centre of a crowned blue enamel circlet bearing the title above the motto scroll. 66 Fighter Squadron was part of No.12 Group during WW II equipped with Spitfires and being based at West Malling and...  read more

Code: 23925

Royal Air Force.

Two examples of the WW II printed Leading Aircraftsman's shoulder insignia. A two-bladed propeller in light blue on a black backing.  read more

Code: 23837