Yougoslavia.

Scarce locally made ? brass shoulder title of tablet form with black backing to the letters, " Yougoslavia " Possibly worn by British troops serving with Partisans who had received Allied recognition in 1943.  read more

Code: 26165

Royal West African Frontier Force.

Locally made cast brass cap badge with copper-bar slider fitting to the reverse. A palm tree above the title scroll, " R.W.A.F.F "  read more

Code: 26152

South Africa.

Unknown sheet brass slouch hat badge or shoulder title ? " 5 M F " with two wire loops to the reverse. { Stained condition }  read more

Code: 26144

Malaya.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " Home Guard / Johore "  read more

Code: 26129

Free Dutch Forces.

Scarce officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Royal Lion of the House of Orange above the title scroll, " Nederland "  read more

Code: 26116

Sudan.

Hallmarked silver headdress / lapel badge with original brooch pin fitting complete with safety chain makers details for " B H J " and Birmingham hallmarks for 1933 ? Worn by a British Officer with the Sudan Political Service. The " SPS " monogram within a wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 26105

Indian Army.

Bi / metal shoulder title with two lugs and makers details for Jonnson Aligarh to the reverse. The Prince of Wales's plumes between the titles, " 130 Baluchis "  read more

Code: 26094

Abyssinian Irregulars.

Scarce cast brass headdress badge with two integral lugs to the reverse. A native dagger. Often led by British Officers in WW II { Including Orde Wingate } these troops fought against the Italian invaders.  read more

Code: 26074

Rhodesian Army Medical Corps.

King's crown brass cap badge with two loops and original maroon shaped cloth to the reverse. The Rod and Serpent to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel above the title scroll, " Rhodesia "  read more

Code: 26062

Singapore Volunteer Corps.

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt London. The Lion and Palm Tree to the centre of a crowned circlet carrying the title above the " In Oriente Primus " motto scroll.  read more

Code: 26051