Home Guard - Lancashire.

WW II embroidered in black on khaki shoulder title, " Home Guard " Worn by Lancashire Home Guard units who wore different coloured titles depending on the units location.  read more

Code: 26549

Civil Air Guard.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the sleeve badge worn on the dark blue " Boiler-Suit " style uniform. A dark blue cross on a light blue rectangle with the Union Ensign to the top left corner. The " C.A.G." was formed in the late 1930's to promote and produce badly needed pilots.  read more

Code: 26548

Lancashire Hussars.

Scarce pattern brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse where the " I.Y " title has been removed from the die. The Lancashire Rose above the title scroll, " Lancashire Hussars "  read more

Code: 26547

Royal Marine Engineers.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " R M E " worn only from 1917-1919.  read more

Code: 26545

34th. Indian Corps.

Scarce WW II printed example of the leaping black panther on a red and white circular background with press-stud fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 26544

Wellington College - Shropshire.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A rampant lion.  read more

Code: 26543

Volunteer Training Corps.

King's crown bronzed cap badge wth slider fitting to the reverse worn by units of the Volunteer Training Corps in WW I . The Royal Arms.  read more

Code: 26542

7th. City of London Battalion.

Brass shoulder title, " T / 7 / City of London."  read more

Code: 26540

New Zealand.

Yellow brass early pattern collar badge. A fern leaf bearing the letters, " N Z " with flat lugs to the reverse.  read more

Code: 26539

Border Regiment.

Victorian white metal cap badge with two loops and red felt central backing clips to the reverse. The China Dragon to the centre of a circlet bearing the Regiment's unique battle honour within a laurel wreath and crowned maltese cross with honours to each of the arms above the title scroll on a multi-faceted star. { One backing clip absent  read more

Code: 26537