Rhodesia HQ Central Africa Command Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign Flash Patch Designation Arm Shoulder Badge
Embroidered on twill sleeve insignia. In unissued condition. This pattern was used from 1953- 1963. Circa 5cms square.
The Central African Federation comprised Southern and Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
Renfrew et al Vol 2 No 1894 / Arniel p62 refer.
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10.00 GBP
Cold War - The Border Regiment Set of Cloth Insignia
A pair of other ranks woven facing shoulder titles as worn on battledress, yellow on maroon, sadly a patch of some surface mothing to both of these otherwise in good condition (see photos) but with some glue and paper stuck to reverse. To the centre an Officer's No 1 Dress Bullion Arm Badge (stuck to a piece of white card with annotation in ink above confirming it is in accordance with the Wa... read more
15.00 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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25.00 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
12.00 GBP
WW1 Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Slip-on Woven Shoulder Title
Worn in facing pairs, this is a single example with the bugle facing to right. In good condition with minor edge wear to left edge but with no moth and with a solid linen backing to the reverse.
Slip-On Cloth Shoulder Titles were instituted by the British in April 1916 as an economy measure to conserve metal.
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14.00 GBP
Essex Yeomanry Matched Pair of Officer's OSD Bronze Collar Badges
A die cast bronze pair of collar badges of the 1906 pattern but first issued for SD in 1915. Both have unvoided crowns and two original loops to the reverse of each. In superb condition and scarce.
Michael Wood No 19 refers.
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Essex Yeomanry AA Anodised Staybrite Medium Pattern Button, King's Crown
Circa 17mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Gaunt, London. In very good condition and rare. Pre 1952. As worn on the jacket pocket and shoulder strap.
Michael Wood No 56 refers.
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86th Regiment of Foot (Royal County Down) Officer's Medium Pattern Gilt Brass Button
Circa 19mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Jennens & Co, London. Gilt a bit dulled but in good condition. Worn circa 1855 - 1881. Amalgamated in 1881 with the 83rd to form the Royal Irish Rifles.
Ripley & Darmamin No 222 refers.
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25.00 GBP
94th Regiment of Foot (Later 2nd Bn Connaught Rangers) Officer's Medium Pattern Brass Button
Circa 18mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked S Isaac Campbell & Co, St James's, London. In good worn condition. Scarce outfitter.
S. Isaac, Campbell & Company in London started out as a boot manufacturer for the British military and later became one of the largest suppliers of arms and military wares to the Confederacy during most of the American Civil War. Before the... read more
35.00 GBP
QVC Royal Irish Rifles (RIR) Officer's Medium Pattern Blackened Brass Button
Circa 18.5mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked London but difficult to make out the actual maker. In good overall condition. Worn 1881 - 1901 (Victorian Crown).
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20.00 GBP