West Yorkshire Regiment.

Fine quality officers silver and gilt cap badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The White Horse of Hanover above the furled title scroll, " West Yorkshire"  read more

Code: 30282

Hampshire Regiment.

WW II embroidered in yellow on black shoulder title, " The Hampshire Regt."  read more

Code: 30281

Army Air Corps.

King's crown white metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. An eagle with outspread wings above the monogram, "A.A.C." within a crowned wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 30280

Army Cyclist Corps.

Scarce pair of king's crown brass collar badges. A crowned bicycle wheel backed by a pair of crossed rifles above the tri-part title scroll, " Army Cyclist Corps"  read more

Code: 30279

1st. Dragoons {Royals}

Scarce brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn only during WW I. The "captured eagle" upon a tablet bearing the number, " 105"  read more

Code: 30278

23rd.Regiment of Foot.{Royal Welsh Fusiliers}

A large brass grenade as worn on the 1844-1855 Albert Pattern helmet. The Prince of Wales's plumes on the ball of a fused grenade. { Approx 11 cms high} {Fitting to reverse absent and one or two small splits in the flames of the grenade.} {Badge is in semi-relic condition and was reputedly bought in a Moscow street market in the 1990's}  read more

Code: 30277

Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Victorian black-brass glengarry badge with two black loops to the reverse. The number, "24" to the centre of a crowned strap bearing the title, " Middlesex Rifle Volunteers" within a wreath of oak.  read more

Code: 30276

Lothians & Border Horse.

Early pattern brass cap badge with two black loops to the reverse. A garb of wheat.  read more

Code: 30275

Indian Army.

Officers boss badge worn by the 10th. Jats.? A silvered roman numeral " X " with wire fittings to the reverse on a maroon boss.  read more

Code: 30273

Merchant Navy.

Deeply padded metal and gold bullion wire cap badge worn by officers of the New Zealand Shipping Company Line. A brass fouled anchor between the two Company flags within a wreath of laurel on a shaped black backing.  read more

Code: 30272