Royal Corps of Signals.

WW II pair of embroidered half blue and half white stars on a shield of the reversed colours worn by Royal Corps of Signals units in Southern Command.  read more

Code: 23788

10th. Royal Hussars. [ Prince of Wales's Own ]

Bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gaunt London [ Correct 11 mm pattern ] The Prince of Wales plumes above the title scroll.  read more

Code: 23787

18th. Hussars. [ Princess of Wales's ]

Two scarce other ranks early 1900's king's crown bi / metal collar badges. The " 18 / H " to the centre of a crowned circlet bearing the motto within a wreath of laurel carrying the Regiment's two main battle honours, " Waterloo " and " Peninsula " [ One collar has repaired loops ]  read more

Code: 23786

Canadian Infantry - C.E.F.

WW I brass shoulder title, " C / 8 " bearing makers details for Tiptaft Birmingham to the reverse. Worn by the 8th. [Winnipeg ] Battalion Canadian Infantry - C.E.F.  read more

Code: 23785

North Highland District.

WW II embroidered example of the yellow Scottish Lion on a diagonally divided purple and green square background.  read more

Code: 23784

Royal Flying Corps / Royal Air Force.

Scarce very early example of the embroidered " Observer's " qualification wing. An oatmeal coloured wing with the characteristically early pattern thin letter " O " on a shaped black backing. [ R.F.C. or possibly very early R.A.F. ]  read more

Code: 23783

Kings Shropshire Light Infantry.

Pair of officers bronze service dress collar badges. The " KSLI " monogram below the strings of a bugle horn.  read more

Code: 23781

Oxfordshire Volunteer Training Corps.

Scarce black-brass shoulder title, " O.V.T.C. ". Worn by the WW I raised Volunteers.  read more

Code: 23780

Southern Command.

WW II printed example of the five beech brown stars on dark brown backing within a green edged shield. Worn by Women's Royal Army Corps units in Southern Command.  read more

Code: 23779

War Service Badge.

Gilt and red white and blue enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The title " Munitions of War " on a white enamel ground to the centre of a circlet bearing, " Engaged in the Manufacture of " above the Company title scroll, " Charles Mason & Sons " [ Enamel damage to the title scroll and lower edge of the circlet ]  read more

Code: 23778