Northumberland Fusiliers - Territorials.

Scarce white metal glengarry badge with original brooch pin fitting and still retaining rare tartan backing to the reverse worn by the 20th-23rd. and 29th. Battalions Northumberland Fusiliers. A saltire with the lion holding a pennon on a tower above the tablet, " Tyneside Scottish " within a wreath of thistle.  read more

Code: 28770

45th.Infantry Division. { West Country }

WW II embroidered example of the red blue and yellow, " Drake's Drum " on a khaki background. Composed of Territorial units from the South-Western Counties Serving in the Home Forces as a Training and re-supplying Formation. { Old glue spots to reverse.}  read more

Code: 28768

19th. Hussars { Queen Alexandra's Own Royal }

White metal cap badge with " Hair-pin " slider to the reverse. The Dannebrog.  read more

Code: 28767

20th. Hussars.

Brass shoulder title, " 20 H " with makers details for Lambourne Birmingham to the reverse.  read more

Code: 28766

North Irish Horse.

King's crown brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The crowned Angel Harp above the tri-part angular title scroll, " North Irish Horse "  read more

Code: 28765

Uppingham School-Rutland.

Scarce bronze cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The Royal Tiger with an arched scroll bearing a laurel spray to it's back above the title, " Uppingham "  read more

Code: 28764

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.

Scarce WW I embroidered in white on khaki shoulder title, " WAAC " worn on the lower part of the shoulder strap.  read more

Code: 28763

East Surrey Regiment- Territorials.

Black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse worn by the 6th. Territorial Battalion East Surrey Regiment. This title on a circlet with a star bearing the Arms of Guildford to the centre on a large maltese cross that carries the South Africa honour.  read more

Code: 28760

Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " Y / Dorset "  read more

Code: 28759

14th Army.

WW II embroidered and slightly padded example of the red shield bearing a white sword and the roman numeral, " XIV " on a black central bar with press-stud fittings and a number stamped to the reverse. The exploits of 14th. Army are legendary, fighting in the Far-East in some of the worst conditions and terrains of the war.  read more

Code: 28757