Indian Army.

WW II era small size officers unmarked silver headdress badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Sikh Light Infantry. A Sikh chakra surmounted by a kirpan. { Approx 3.5 cms high.}  read more

Code: 28846

Iraq Levies.

Cast brass headdress badge with two loops to the reverse. A pair of crossed native daggers. Formed by the British in 1919 from Eady's Arab Scouts and other irregular units to maintain control in the area.  read more

Code: 28822

Indian Army.

Scarce white metal victorian helmet plate with two black loops to the reverse worn by the Bombay Volunteer Rifles. This title on a circlet with a bugle horn to the voided centre on a multi-rayed star surmounted by a Guelphic crown.  read more

Code: 28805

Kenya Defence Force.

Brass shoulder title with two integral loops to the reverse, " K D F "  read more

Code: 28788

South Africa.

Scarce Boer War sheet brass slouch hat badge with two wire loops to the reverse, " F M R " worn by the Frontier Mounted Rifles.  read more

Code: 28772

British West Indies Regiment.

King's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. An old style sailing ship to the centre of a crowned oval bearing the title within a wreath of laurel and palm.  read more

Code: 28746

Royal Malta Artillery.

Brass shoulder title, " R.M.A."  read more

Code: 28725

Gurkha Rifles.

Large white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A pair of crossed kukri's. { Approx 6 cms wide } { Possibly early pattern " 5th." Gurkha Rifles with number missing ?} { Light staining to front }  read more

Code: 28715

Free Czechoslovakian Forces.

Scarce oxidized white metal cap / lapel badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse worn by the Czechoslovakian Artillery in England. A shield shape with the Czechoslovakian Lion upon crossed cannon barrels to the centre with the titles around the outer edge.  read more

Code: 28685

British West Indies Regiment.

Brass shoulder title, " B W I " accompanied by a Firmin made king's crown button to the Regiment with a 1915 date. { The year the New Regiment was formed by volunteers to serve with the British Forces.} { See Renfrew's book page 16.}  read more

Code: 28674