44th. Indian Airborne Division.

WW II Uncommon embroidered example of the light blue Pegasus and the title, " India " on a maroon backing.  read more

Code: 24962

Royal Scots. ( Lothian Regiment ) - Volunteers.

Near mint white metal glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 5th. { Leith } Volunteer Battalion Royal Scots. St. Andrew to the centre of double scrolls bearing the titles upon the Order of The Thistle. { Loops slightly squeezed in, removed from old display board }  read more

Code: 24961

Glamorganshire Cadets.

Embroidered example of the Red and White Prince of Wales's plumes on a green backing.  read more

Code: 24960

North Staffordshire Regiment.

WW I all brass economy issue cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The Staffordshire Knot surmounted by the Prince of Wales's plumes above the title scroll, " North Stafford ".  read more

Code: 24959

Manchester Regiment.

Scarce WW I bronzed elliptical shoulder title, " City / 1 / Manchester " . Worn by the 16th. Service { 1st. City } Battalion Manchester Regiment.  read more

Code: 24958

Royal Canadian Air Force.

WW II embroidered example of the Flight Engineer's qualification half wing An oatmeal coloured wing with the letter " E " and " RCAF " surmounted by the crown within a brown laurel wreath.  read more

Code: 24957

Canadian Artillery- C.E.F.

Bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by Canadian Field Artillery Batteries. A maple leaf bearing an old style field-gun surmounted by the crown and the " Canada" scroll above the Artillery motto and " Overseas ".  read more

Code: 24956

Company Sniper.

Scarce embroidered example of the white fleur-de-lys on a khaki backing. Worn in WW II by Snipers of the 47th. London Division.  read more

Code: 24955

Civil Defence.

WW II printed example of the two thin yellow bars on a black background. Worn by Officers in charge of Messengers.  read more

Code: 24953

5th. West Middlesex Rifle Volunteers.

Scarce victorian NCO's blackened small pattern multi-piece pouch badge with two screw bolts to the reverse. The number " 5 " to the centre of a circlet bearing the " West Middlesex Rifles " title upon a crowned multi-rayed star. { See my item 24014 for officers pattern } { Approx 5 cms high }  read more

Code: 24952