Home Guard - Gloucestershire.

WW II printed shoulder designation " GLS / 1 " . Worn by the 1st. Gloucestershire [Cheltenham ] Battalion Home Guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. E.F.Eager.  read more

Code: 22014

King Christian X of Denmark.

Small silver and enamel ladies lapel badge with brooch pin fitting makers mark and 995 silver stamp to the reverse. The monogram of King Christian X on a crowned red enamel pendant bearing the dates " 1870 1940" . These badges were worn during the war by the people of Denmark to show solidarity with their king.  read more

Code: 22011

50th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Printed unissued example of the yellow lion and white book on a blue background. [Inked notation to reverse ]  read more

Code: 22010

Royal Devon Yeomanry - Artillery.

Brass king's crown cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. The Crest of Lord Rolle to the centre of a circlet bearing the title surmounted by the Royal Crest.  read more

Code: 21994

Oxfordshire Light Infantry.

Officers hallmarked silver cap badge with two silver loops makers details for " F & S " and Birmingham hall marks for 1902 to the reverse. A bugle horn with strings.  read more

Code: 21993

West India Regiment.

Brass cap / helmet badge with two loops to the reverse. The " WI " cypher to the centre of a Garter Strap within a wreath of laurel and palm.  read more

Code: 21990

Royal Naval Volunteers.

Scarce WW I king's crown gold wire embroidered officers cap badge. The metal fouled anchor and the "RNV" monogram to the centre of a double gold wire circlet on a deeply padded black velvet ground within a wreath of laurel,surmounted by the red velvet inset crown. [ Many of the Royal Naval Division officers came from the " RNV" ]  read more

Code: 21979

South Oxfordshire Cadets.

Rare yellow brass cap badge with slider fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. A star with a circular centre bearing various Oxfordshire Arms above the title scroll, " South Oxfordshire Cadets ". [See item 21988 for matching collar badges ]  read more

Code: 21973

Royal Ordnance Factories.

WW II printed example of the yellow " ROF " monogram and title " Front Line Duty " on a pair of crossed aerial bombs on a blue shield shaped backing. Worn on the workers overalls and work smocks as metal badges were not permitted.  read more

Code: 21969

Royal Dublin Fusiliers.

Brass two-piece shoulder title, Grenade / RDF.  read more

Code: 21968