York & Lancaster Regiment.

Brass shoulder title, " T / 4 / Y & L " Worn by the 4th. { Hallamshire } Territorial Battalion York & Lancaster Regiment.  read more

Code: 27460

Somaliland Scouts.

Small cast brass locally made headdress badge with two integral lugs to the reverse. The letter. " S " backed by a pair of native spears.  read more

Code: 27459

Fordingbridge { Hampshire } Yeomanry Cavalry.

Very rare early pattern bronze shako plate with two loops to the reverse. A New Forest " Dog-Gauge " to the centre of a strap bearing the title, " Fordingbridge Y C " on a multi-rayed eight-pointed star. { Approx 9 x 9 cms.}  read more

Code: 27458

2nd. Infantry Division.

Fine quality WW II silver bullion wire embroidered on a black background slouch hat or formation sign with brooch pin fitting to the reverse. A pair of crossed keys. This Division arrived in the Far-East in 1942 to join 14th. Army and fought in the terrible conditions of the Burmese jungles. { Moth nips to lower edge.}  read more

Code: 27457

Loyal Regiment - {North Lancashire

Fine quality king's crown officers silver / gilt and enamel cap badge with two loops a " P " stamp and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Lancashire Rose in red and green enamel above the title scroll surmounted by the Royal Crest.  read more

Code: 27455

Trade Badge.

WW II embroidered in light brown on khaki sleeve trade badge for an " Ammunition Examiner ". The letters, " A.E " with a half wreath of laurel. Worn by R.O.A.C. personnel tasked with the safe storage and disposal of all types of ordnance.  read more

Code: 27454

North Somerset Yeomanry.

Brass shoulder title, " Y / N. Somerset." { Slight crease across the letter, " Y " }  read more

Code: 27453

Royal West African Frontier Force.

WW II embroidered in black on khaki shoulder strap slip-on, " RWAFF " with canvas loop to the reverse.  read more

Code: 27450

Women's Royal Naval Service.

Rare WW I king's crown " Section Leader's " cap badge. A gold wire fouled anchor on a deeply padded black velvet ground within a light blue circlet surmounted by the black velvet inset light blue crown. { W.R.N.S. formed in 1917 and disbanded by 1919 and not re-raised until 1939.} { Section Leader rank changed then to Petty Officer in line with the Royal Navy }  read more

Code: 27448

Royal First Devon Yeomanry.

Officers bronze service dress cap badge with two blades { Folded into loops } and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Royal Crest.  read more

Code: 27447