Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry.

Scarce pair of king's crown officers bronze service dress collar badges. The cypher of GvR to the centre of a crowned Garter Strap backed by a crossed rifle and sword above double scrolls bearing the full titles.  read more

Code: 31031

Civil Defence.

WW II printed example of the yellow "Broad Bar" within a black rectangle sleeve insignia worn by a "Deputy Chief Warden"  read more

Code: 31030

Gordon Highlanders.

Brass overseas made officers pattern shoulder title, " Gordons" {See Westlake's book item 1378}  read more

Code: 31029

Munitions Worker.

WW I king's crown brass lapel badge with buttonhole fitting individual issue number, makers details for Gaunt London and "Warranted Fire Gilt" stamped to the reverse. A shield bearing a pair of crossed cannon barrels to the centre of a scrolled circlet carrying the title, " War Munitions Volunteer"  read more

Code: 31028

Rhodesian Air Force.

Large group of items worn by one officer consisting of both pre-and post U.D.I. items. Two flying suit badges, two officers cap badges, one full wing above a medal ribbon, four various half-wings, two shoulder titles, two ribbon bars and five buttons. Some items still affixed to sections of uniform.  read more

Code: 31027

King's Royal Rifle Corps-Cadets.

King's crown black-brass cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. A strung bugle horn to the centre of a circlet bearing the title on a maltese cross carrying the titles, " CLB" and " Cadets" surmounted by the crown upon a tablet with the motto, " Fight the Good Fight" One of the WW I raised Cadet Companies formed by the Church Lads Brigade and affiliated to the King's Royal Rifle Corps.  read more

Code: 31026

Air Raid Precautions.

Small enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Caxton London to the reverse. The blue enamelled scrolls, " A.R.P." and " Borough of Maidstone " above and below a shield between bearing the Arms of Maidstone. {Enamel chip to top scroll.}  read more

Code: 31025

Ayrshire Yeomanry.{Earl of Carrick's Own}

Brass officers ? pouch ? badge with two loops to the reverse. The lion-headed griffin upon a torse flanked by a pair of eagle's wings.  read more

Code: 31024

Seaforth Highlanders.

Scarce locally made embroidered in white on red shoulder title, " 1st Seaforth / FARELF" still affixed to a section of battledress material,  read more

Code: 31023

Indian Army.

Scarce brass shoulder title, " 31" Sig.Co.S&M" {31st. Signal Company Sappers and Miners}  read more

Code: 31022