Nottingham University-O.T.C.
Brass shoulder title, "University Coll./ O.T.C. / Nottingham" with original shaped brass backing plate to the reverse. read more
35.00 GBP
Durham Light Infantry.
King's crown with metal small size beret badge with clipped slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt London. The "DLI" monogram within the strings of a crowned bugle horn. read more
20.00 GBP
Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment.{Sherwood Foresters}
Scarce WW I embroidered in white on pale khaki shoulder strap slip-on, "Notts & Derby" with canvas loop to the reverse. read more
Royal Gloucestershire Hussars.
Officers bronze service dress cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A portcullis surmounted by the coronet taken from the Arms of the Duke of Beaufort, within the tri-part furled title scroll, "Royal Gloucestershire Hussars" read more
Royal East Middlesex - Militia.
Scarce white metal round forage cap scroll, "Royal East Middlesex" with floriated ends. {1881 became 4th.Battalion Middlesex Regiment {Duke of Cambridge's Own} read more
Auxiliary Fire Service.
Scarce WW II embroidered overall badge. The letter, "R " above the designation "London" in red within a red outline on a dark blue backing. Worn by Rescue Parties of the A.F.S. read more
British Services Mission- Burma.
Scarce embroidered example of the white Chinthe on a scarlet backing with press-stud fittings to the reverse. read more
20th. Regiment of Foot. {East Devonshire}
Victorian brass pre 1881 P / T glengarry badge with two brass loops to the reverse. The number, "20" above double scrolls, "East Devon" to the centre of a crowned wreath of laurel. read more
Fleet Air Arm.
Group of items worn by an Air-Branch officer. A pair of black shoulder boards with king's crown fouled anchor buttons, a pair of gold bullion wire lace cuff rank insignia bearing the letter, "A" and two small letter, "A"'s on a black backing. read more
Hampshire Regiment-Territorials.
Scarce single brass collar badge worn by the 5th./ 7th. Battalion Hampshire Regiment only for a few years. The Hampshire Rose within the dog-gauge. read more










