King's Own Royal Border Regiment Cloth Woven Beret Cap Badge

In worn condition.

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Code: 68533

WW1 Woven 4 Year Overseas Chevrons

Red on khaki backing, indicating overseas service in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918. Removed from uniform but in generally good condition.

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Code: 68532

WW2 Italian Campaign - 13th Infantry Division Printed Formation Sign on KD Epaulette Slip-On

In very good condition.

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Code: 68531

WW2 10th Corps - X Corps White on Green Variety Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign

This is a WW2 embroidered felt formation sign badge to the 10th Corps – X CORPS (Jon Mills BoBD 1023) in excellent worn condition. Some grubby marks to white thread and a pin prick sized hole to the green felt otherwise in very good condition. Scarce.

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Code: 68529

WW2 1st Battalion East Surrey Regiment Woven Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign Regimental Flash Designation

Embroidered Cloth Flash Formation Designation Sign
Removed from uniform, an embroidered example of the yellow eight pointed star on a black background as worn by the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. In good condition.

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Code: 68528

Cold War East African Command Woven Cloth Formation Sign

Unofficial woven example as worn from 1950s. In very good condition. Similar to the examples illustrated in the reference below. Much harder to find than the printed ordnance issues.

BoBD (Jon Mills) Vol 2 p987 refers.

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Code: 68524

4/7th 4th / 7th Dragoon Guards RAC Regimental Flash Cloth Arm Designation

Worsted cloth formation sign. Diamond black border with chevrons in black, gold and two in dull red, some paper stuck to reverse as removed from an album. Small black diamond was worn at the top. Worn by all ranks on battledress. In very good condition.

Introduced in 1939 when the regiment was mobilised with the BEF to go to France. It was expected that for security reasons, the ...  read more

Code: 63737

Pair of Framed Boer War Stevenographs - Baden Powell and Lord Roberts

Stevenographs are silk-woven pictures which were made popular by a Coventry silk weaver Thomas Stevens (1828-1888). Stevens used his improved version of the Jacquard loom to weave coloured silk pictures and illustrations. His family continued producing them from his factory after his death. Royalty and Boer War subjects were particularly popular. They are very sought after today.
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Code: 51808

Boer War Tuck & Sons Art Postcard - General Clements vignette

Postally used, some staining and wear/creasing, but reasonable condition for having been through the postal system.

Major-General RAP Clements, commanded the 12th Brigade, in 2nd Boer War / South African War, 1899 - 1902.

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Code: 55985

Boer War City Imperial Volunteers (CIV) Boer War Envelope Cover - Perkins 1st Volunteer Battalion The Middlesex Regiment

Envelope (no contents) posted from South Africa in September 1900 to an address in London, one penny Queen Victoria stamp with frank cancellation of British Army Post Office (35?) South Africa, dated 27 Sept 00, and back stamped 19 Oct 00. Envelope in top left corner is annotated as being from W.H. Perkins, No 353, C.I.V., "on active service". Some minor tears and folded, otherwise in good cond...  read more

Code: 61458