West Riding District.

Printed WW II example of the hanging "Golden Fleece" on a green diamond. Taken from the Arms of the City of Leeds to indicate the areas of East and West Riding as part of Northern Command.  read more

Code: 16801

Middle East Land Forces.

Scarce embroidered yellow on red shoulder title,M.E.L.F.  read more

Code: 16797

Waziristan District.

WW II embroidered example of the two crossed Waziri Pathans daggers in white on a red background,with "hooks and eyes" fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 16794

Salisbury Plain District.

Embroidered example of the multi-coloured "Great Cromlech of Stonehenge" worn in WW II as part of Southern Command  read more

Code: 16784

New Zealand.

Scarce WW I brass cap badge with two loops,makers plate for Gaunt London and original green cloth shaped backing to the reverse,worn by the 1st.Wellington Rifles. The Crest of the Duke of Wellington. [This unit along with men from the 3rd.Aukland were the first New Zealand troops to leave the country on active service in WW I as part of the Samoan Expeditionary Force] [See Corbett's book page 209]  read more

Code: 16777

United Nations.

Gilt and enamel cap badge with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse,worn on the blue beret by members of the United Nations Peace-keeping Force. The globe within a wreath of laurel. [Slight chip to enamel at 12o'clock]  read more

Code: 16770

Royal Wiltshire Imperial Yeomanry.

Brass shoulder title,RWIY.[Mentioned in Westlake but not shown]  read more

Code: 16763

Canadian Infantry.

Bronzed king's crown cap badge with two loops to the reverse worn by the Halifax Rifles. A curled bugle-horn with the Canadian maple leaf to the centre on a crowned hob-nailed star with the title and motto scrolls below the crown.  read more

Code: 16746

Royal Army Veterinary Corps.

King's crown bi / metal cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse bearing makers details for Gladman & Norman Birmingham. A centaur to the centre of a crowned wreath above the title scroll.  read more

Code: 16710

Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Scarce early pattern large brass shoulder title,L.N.Lancs.,worn by the regiment before 1900.  read more

Code: 16709