Royal Warwickshire Regiment woven White on Red Felt Cloth Shoulder Title

In good condition, some red paper to reverse of hessian backing.

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Code: 65741

WW2 6th Armoured Division Embroidered Cloth Formation Designation Sign

Left facing. Removed from uniform but in good overall condition.

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Code: 59801

RAF Royal Air Force Gilt Small Pattern Mounted Cap / Mess Dress Button

Circa 13.5mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked Gaunt London Eng. King's Crown. In very good condition.

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Code: 65690

RAOC Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officer's Mounted Frosted Silver Plate on Gilt Cap /Mess Dress Button, QEII Issue

In stunning condition. Maker marked "'London Badge". QEII issue crown. Crica 13mm in diameter.

Ripley No 523 refers.

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Code: 65669

RAEC Royal Army Education Corps QEII Crown Officer's Mounted Silver Plate on Gilt Mess Dress Button

In very good condition.

D10

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Code: 65615

Queens (Royal West Surrey Regiment) Other Ranks Brass Collar Badge, Right Facing

In good condition, right facing, with two original loops to the reverse. Worn from 1924 until 1958 on Service Dress and Blue Patrols, replaced by an anodised version in 1958.

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Code: 65325

ACC Army Catering Corps Embroidered Yellow on Light Grey Felt Cloth Shoulder Title

Paste back variety, in good clean condition. Slight traces of gum to reverse.

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Code: 65246

Lord Roberts Original Boer War Vintage Original Postcard

Postally unused, sepia finish, one corner crease and minor corner wear, a few grubby marks otherwise in very good condition.

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Code: 65152

Original Boer War Patriotic Art Postcard Postally Used 1900

Postally used, Queen Victoria stamp cancelled with a postal date of 29th March 1900 and received in Germany with a cancellation two days later. In very good condition. Sent from Bayswater, London W1 to a Berlin address.

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Code: 65149

Set of Three WW1 Postcards related to the Zeebrugge Raid, Belgium on St George's Day 1918

A set of three original post cards depicting different scenes of the aftermath of the Royal Navy's raid on Zeebrugge on St George's Day, 23rd April 1918. Postally unused and in good condition. Taken by a Brussels photographer.

The raid began with a diversion against the mile-long Zeebrugge mole. The attack was led by an old cruiser, Vindictive, with two Mersey ferries, Daffodil...  read more

Code: 53469