Set of Scottish Highland Diamond Shaped Pipers Buttons
An old set of silver washed cast brass buttons, removed from uniform, complete with shanks (one twisted but still functional), blank reverse. All of the same design and 'look', from the front, so a good useful matching set. The detail of the thistle is not crisp on these buttons as they have been cast, but a charming set nonetheless. All of the same size at circa 26mm tall and 23mm wide. A... read more
30.00 GBP
WW1 Small Presentation Nickel or Silver Plated Tray - To Sergeant R T Noyes - 1st Sportsmans Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (Born in Canada) and served with the Gordon Relief Expedition to Khartoum - Presumably as one of the Canadian Boatmen contingent
Engraved in upright capitals as follows:
" To / Sergt R.T. Noyes / From the Members of No 4 Platoon Right Flank / Company XXIIIrd (Service / 1st Sportsmans Battalion, Royal Fusiliers / On the occasion of his marriage / 30th March 1915"
With a raised decorative rope border, in unmarked silver plate or nickel plated in good condition except base metal is showing thro... read more
75.00 GBP
British and Commonwealth Forces Oakleaf Oakleaves MiD Emblem
Mention in Despatches (MID) Oak leaf, the 1920 pattern for wear on General Service Medal or the full size WW2 medals, or post war campaigns up to and including 1993. Circa 22mm x 8mm. Die cast in bronze with two holes in each for sewing to the medal ribbon.
Stock photo. Only two of this type now available but the price is per each. You will receive only one oakleaf unless mo... read more
5.00 GBP
Republic of India - 11th Gorkha Rifles Post Independence Medal Group
Post Independence, 1970s Medal Group of three named and attributed to 9409558 RFN K.ISAN RAI. 11 G.R. (11th Gorkha Rifles). Loose on ribbons.
The medals are (from left to right):
Sangram
Sainye Seva
25th Independence Anniversary
All are named on the rim as appropriate. They are in VF condition. An interesting set of post inde... read more
55.00 GBP
WW1 John V. Garbutt 19th Durhams DLI sheet brass match cover trench art
An attractive trench art brass match box cover. Some light staining and rust marks but generally good and nice item as attributed. The spine has been engraved "Arras" and the reverse has a rather good engraving of the Durham Light Infantry cap badge. The front has the soldier's name, J. Garbutt and regimental number 21/35and the battalion he was then serving with, 19th DLI.
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30.00 GBP
WW1 Silver War Badge (SWB) Award Document Plus Discharge Certificate to Pte John Plews, 8th (TF) Battalion Durham Light Infantry (DLI)
Completed Army Form B2067, 4 sides, detailing particulars of one 6776 Pte John Plews who served with the 8th (TF) Battalion (HQ Durham) and served in France and Flanders. Looks like he may also have served with the 9th (TF) BN as 9/2907 (annoted on top line of his MIC). Also his Silver War Badge certificate confirming a SWB issue with the number 340208. Copy of Medal Index Card (MIC) and... read more
14.00 GBP
Welsh WW2 North Wales District Embroidered Formation Sign Patch Designation Badge
Removed from uniform. A pin hole to top otherwise in good condition.
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10.00 GBP
British Army 23rd Engineer Group (TA) Woven Cloth Formation Sign
In good condition, bright colours and partial remains of black paper backing to reverse. It depicts the Corps colours and mimics the Corps flag, flash and tie. Part of the Western Engineer Group and incorporated such units as the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers. Scarce.
BoBD (Mills) No 5438 / BoBD (Cole) p113 refer.
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16.00 GBP
WW2 11 Eleven Corps Printed Cloth Formation Shoulder Sign Flash Patch Designation Arm Badge
Removed from uniform, slight stain to martello tower and edges now unfolded otherwise in good overall condition.
Davis No 53 refers (described by him as 'rare')
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10.00 GBP
QEII Gurkha Military Police AA Anodised Aluminium Staybrite Small Pattern Gold Coloured Cap Button
Circa 14mm in diameter, fixed shank, blank reverse. In very good condition. Scarce.
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