WW2 Battle Dress Tunic Royal Engineers Officer 1st Corps- dated 1943

In superb condition for age. Woven pips for the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. Embroidered officer quality shoulder titles and embroidered 1st Corps Royal Engineer Formation Signs to each arm (white spear-head on a red and blue diamond worn by Royal Engineers attached to 1st Corps, British Army, but also worn by 11th RE Group). Original buttons and buckle, all present and correct, with lanyard. Lab... read more

Code: 65135

WW2 Battle Dress Tunic CQMS Royal West African Frontier Force (RWAFF) - dated 1944

A 1944 dated battledress tunic with printed formation signs for the Royal West African Frontier Force (RWAFF) to either arm as well as rank badges for Company Quarter Master Sergeant (CQMS). All buttons and buckle present and correct. A few small holes to back, hard to see, and more visible hole to edge of collar and to front chest and one epaulette has some wear to the cloth material. Overa... read more

Code: 65136

Queens Own Hussars (QOH) Officers Undress Brown Leather Pouch Belt

As worn from 1958 - 1993. Brass fittings as opposed to bronze fittings which differentiates it from that worn by one of its predecessor regiments, the 7th Hussars. Regimental device tooled into the leather at the belt tip and pouch. Complete with all the correct fittings and including the correct whistle and strap. Metroplitan white metal whistle, still gives a good toot, but slightly squas... read more

Code: 65134

British Army Officers Sam Browne Belt with Fittings for Sword Frog, Revolver Holster and Pistol Ammunition Pouch

Undated, but a complete set of equipment with shoulder cross over strap. Brown leather in good condition and supple, all fittings in brass and present and collect. Hard to find one so complete and in good condition. An earlier example, most probably WW1 vintage but could be later.

Please note will only ship to a UK address on account of weight, unless by prior agreement by ema... read more

Code: 64910

Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (RRF) Drum Majors Scarlet Tunic - Stunning

In superb condition, all present and correct. Good enough to go on parade with today. Bullion collar badges, anodised buttons, gold bullion thread wings, cuff ornaments, rank chevrons and proficiency badges. Blue facings. Good clean interior. Internal label confirms the tunic was made to the drum major of the 1st Battalion. Circa 1990s.

A Drum Major called Billy Knowles se... read more

Code: 65106

1909 Pattern Rifle Grey Jacket to an Other Rank of the 4th (Territorial Force) Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers

A few moth grazes especially to the rear cloth, hard to see in the photos, one larger hole to rear of one arm (see photo) and paper label all but gone. Incorrect buttons to front and missing metal shoulder titles. Never fitted with collar badges. A very rare tunic only worn in this pattern for about one year. Buttons to front include the bottom one, now detached but supplied. Some damage ... read more

Code: 65429

1909 Pattern Rifle Grey Jacket to an Other Rank of the 4th (Territorial Force) Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers - Additional Photos

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Code: 65376

1909 Pattern Rifle Grey Jacket to an Other Rank of the 4th (Territorial Force) Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers - Additional Photos

Additional Photos Additional photos in support of item listed above.

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Code: 65334

British Army Military RTR Royal Tank Regiment Officers Black Leather Sam Browne Belt with shoulder strap

Black leather which is in nice soft supple condition, the belt is vintage and not a modern issue. No maker or owner markings. Brass fittings. Apparently black with brass fittings indicates a belt worn by a Royal Tank Regiment Officer.

Will post to a UK address only.

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Code: 64539

Royal Logistics Corps (RLC) Bandmans Faux Patent Leather / Plastic No 1 Full Dress Cross Belt with Pouch and Gilt and Enamel Fittings

In superb condition with no damage. Good enough condition to turn up with on parade today! Gilt bright, no damage to enamel and all fittings and retaining nuts original and present and correct. A lovely thing.

The Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) was formed on 5 April 1993, by the union of five British Army corps:

Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Service
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Code: 64912