Royal Air Force.

Embroidered example of the much-disliked light blue on blue / grey sleeve badge designated, " Air-Crew III" The R.A.F. eagle above three stars within a wreath of laurel.  read more

Code: 30524

St. Benedict's School-Ealing-London.

White metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A shield bearing a cross within a spray of laurel and a Staffordshire Knot above the furled title scroll, " St. Benedict's School"  read more

Code: 30523

Shropshire Yeomanry.

Queen's crown anodised aluminium cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Firmin London. The three leopard's heads to the voided centre of a crowned circlet bearing the title.  read more

Code: 30522

Home Guard- Gloucestershire.

WW II printed shoulder designation," Home Guard / GLS / 5 " Worn by the 5th.{City of Gloucester} Battalion Gloucestershire Home Guard, commanded by Lt. Col. W.A.Davenport DSO OBE MC.  read more

Code: 30521

Buckinghamshire Battalion {Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry}

Brass shoulder title, " T / Bucks"  read more

Code: 30520

Royal Sussex Regiment.

Officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades to the reverse. The Star of the Order of the Garter backed by the Roussillon Plume above the tri-part furled title scroll.  read more

Code: 30519

West Yorkshire Regiment.{Prince of Wales's Own}

WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades and makers details for " F & G " to the reverse. The White Horse of Hanover above the furled title scroll, " West Yorkshire"  read more

Code: 30518

304th.Independent Infantry Brigade.

WW II embroidered example of the three red searchlight beams on a dark blue background. This Brigade was composed of three Infantry Battalions converted from Royal Artillery Searchlight Regiments and formed part of the Allied Land Forces for the liberation of Norway.  read more

Code: 30517

Indian Army.

Scarce brass shoulder title with two loops and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse, "75 / Carnatic"  read more

Code: 30516

Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers.

Very scarce heavy white metal officers cross-belt plate with three screw bolts to the reverse worn by the 2nd.Battalion Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers in the late1860's. The number,"36" to the centre of a curled bugle horn backed by a pair of crossed rifles above the furled motto scroll, " Gwell Angau Na Gwarth" surmounted by the Victorian crown within a spray of laurel.  read more

Code: 30515