Worcestershire Regiment.

Officers silver / gilt waist belt clasp. The Lion to the centre of a Garter Strap above the motto upon a multi-rayed star on a seeded background within a circlet bearing the title, " The Worcestershire Regiment" with rococo scrolled and squared belt loops to each end. {Gilt now cleaned to brass.}  read more

Code: 26860

National Reserve - Essex.

King's crown brass lapel badge with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. A shield bearing the Essex Seaxes to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title.  read more

Code: 26848

City of London Yeomanry { Rough Riders }

Selection of both patterns of the " Rough Riders " tunic buttons. Officers and other ranks in various sizes and metals. { 17,all with shanks to the reverse}  read more

Code: 26805

Honourable Artillery Company.

Victorian officers silver / gilt waist-belt clasp. A fused grenade bearing the cypher of Queen Victoria to the centre of a circlet carrying the title with floriated rococo work and squared belt loops to each end.  read more

Code: 26799

14th.County of London Battalion {London Scottish}

White metal small size sporran badge with two loops to the reverse. The rampant lion on a saltire bearing the title scrolls to the centre of a thistle wreath and circlet carrying the motto. {Design as the glengarry badge}  read more

Code: 26767

Trade Badge.- { Experimental Assistant Gunnery }

Embroidered example of the letters, " E A G " incorporating a measuring instrument within a wreath of laurel in green on a beech-brown backing sleeve trade badge. Worn by the Women's Royal Army Corps at the Proof and Experimental Establishment Shoeburyness.  read more

Code: 26635

Trade Badge.

Brass early pattern sleeve badge with two loops to the reverse worn by class " B " tradesmen. The letter "B " within a half wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 26601

4th. County of London Yeomanry. { Sharpshooters }

Superb quality king's crown hallmarked silver and enamel sweetheart with brooch pin fitting makers details for " W.& H " and Birmingham hallmarks for 1940 to the reverse. The number " 4 " backed by a pair of crossed rifles to the centre of a green enamelled circlet bearing the title above the green enamel " Sharpshooters " scroll surmounted by the red enamel inset crown.  read more

Code: 26477

Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars.

Card of 18 medium and small sized white metal tunic buttons in three different patterns with various makers to the reverse.  read more

Code: 26420

Trade Badge.

Embroidered example of the white letter " G " in script form within a half wreath of laurel on a khaki backing. Worn by 1st. Class Gunners in the Royal Tank Corps / Regiment.  read more

Code: 26398