Royal Army Service Corps.

Uncommon queen's crown brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The EiiR cypher to the centre of a Garter Strap within a laurel wreath that carries the title scroll on a crowned multi-rayed star. { Slider slightly bent }  read more

Code: 25799

Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.

WW II printed white on red shoulder title, " R.Northumberland Fus. "  read more

Code: 25797

Canadian Cavalry.

Superb quality king's crown silver / gilt cap badge with two loops and makers details for Gaunt Montreal { Made in England } to the reverse worn by the " King's Canadian Hussars " A moose's head and the motto scroll on a maple leaf to the centre of a crowned wreath of flowers above the title scroll.  read more

Code: 25796

South Africa.

Brass cap badge with two loops to the reverse. An antelope's head above a pair of crossed gun-barrels and the tri-part title scroll, " South Africa Heavy Artillery "  read more

Code: 25793

Glamorgan Yeomanry.

Scarce officers black / white metal single service dress collar badge. A welsh leek.  read more

Code: 25791

Peter Symonds School.

Brass shoulder title, " P.S.S.C.C." worn by the Peter Symonds School Cadet Corps.  read more

Code: 25790

47th. Infantry Division. { London }

Printed example of the pair of bells { Bow Bells } in red on a black backing. Originally part of the Home Forces used in the defence of London the 47th. Division then became a training formation.  read more

Code: 25789

Ayrshire Yeomanry. { Earl of Carrick's Own }

Scarce officers silver / gilt pouch badge with two screw bolts complete with original circular nuts to the reverse. The lion-headed griffin with eagle's wings upon a torse above the tri-part title scroll.  read more

Code: 25788

West Riding Ambulance.

Scarce WW I brass cap badge with loops replaced by brooch pin fitting to the reverse worn by the 31st. { Tadcaster } West Riding Ambulance Unit. A voided shield bearing the Arms above the title scroll, " The West Riding 31 "  read more

Code: 25787

Lancashire Militia.

Group of items to the Lancashire Militia. Officers silvered cross-belt plate with four screw bolts to the reverse. The roman numeral " VII " between the strings of a bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title, " Lancashire Rifles " on a decorated maltese cross. A separate victorian crown to be worn above the plate and a Lancashire Rose that was placed over the centre of the plate ...  read more

Code: 25786