Orkney and Shetland Defences.

WW II embroidered example of the red fouled anchor on a blue backing. [ Paper to reverse ]  read more

Code: 23765

Cameronians [ Scottish Rifles ]

Pair of black-brass collar badges with single lug fitting to the reverse. The Mullet and bugle horn.  read more

Code: 23764

Hertfordshire Militia.

Scarce bi / metal cap badge with two loops to the reverse. A Hart standing in water to the centre of Garter Strap. on a maltese cross and multi-rayed star above the title scroll, " Hertfordshire ". [ One loop repaired ]  read more

Code: 23763

Canadian Infantry - C.E.F.

Bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the 81st. [ Toronto ] Battalion C.E.F. The crown " Overseas " scroll and the number " 81 " on a maple leaf above the title " Canada "  read more

Code: 23762

On War Service.

Near Mint gilt and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fitting makers details for Gaunt London and individual issue number to the reverse. The shield of the Board of Ordnance on a white enamel ground to the centre of a crowned oval bearing the " On War Service 1915 " title. This pattern usually associated with Munitions Factories.  read more

Code: 23761

Border Regiment.

Scarce WW II printed white on red shoulder title, " Border ".  read more

Code: 23758

3rd. Carabiniers.[ Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards.

Pair of officers silver / gilt collar badges. The Prince of Wales's plumes backed by a pair of crossed rifles with the title scroll across the rifle butts.  read more

Code: 23757

Royal Garrison Artillery - Antrim.

Scarce brass shoulder title, Antrim. Usually worn below the RGA title by " The Antrim " Royal Garrison Artillery Militia.  read more

Code: 23755

Cheshire Regiment.

Bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Buttons Birmingham. A spray of oak to the centre of a circlet bearing the title upon a multi-rayed hob-nailed star.  read more

Code: 23754

Royal Welch Fusiliers- Volunteers.

Scarce other ranks bronzed cap badge with two loops to the reverse. The title, " Royal Welch Fusiliers " on a circlet to the ball of a fused grenade with " 1st. V.B " to the centre.[ Note use of the old spelling of " Welch " not seen on the regulars cap badge until after 1920 ]  read more

Code: 23753