WW2 Royal Air Force ( RAF ) White Metal Pilots Wing Sweetheart Brooch

A small white metal wing. In good condition with original pin fittings, but C clasp has been bent over so the pin can no longer lock. Possibly unmarked silver, but not tested. No returns on this item. circa 43mm in width.

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Code: 61336

WW2 Casualty Medal Group to a Royal Marine Gunner who served on Aircraft Carrier HMS Formidable plus photos, service papers, and CWGC information etc

PO/X 118377 Marine George Henry Mills, aged 20, died on 1st January 1946 whilst still on active service. Three medals came with this paper work as follows: 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, War Medal. Original ribbons, never worn. Together with his original service papers, print of CWGC certificate, other related papers sent to his mother concerning his death and Will and photos of his final resti...  read more

Code: 61329

2nd King Edward VIIs Own Gurkha Rifles ( The Sirmoor Rifles ) Track Suit Embroidered Badge, pre 1994

In unissued condition. Worn pre 1994.

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Code: 61311

Boer War / WW1 Field Marshal Earl Kitchener Cigarette Silk Card

A blank card reverse. In reasonably good condition for age with some wear and minor rubbing to delicate silk image.

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Code: 61308

Royal Highland Fusiliers (RHF) aa Anodised Grenade Glengarry Badge

In unissued condition with two long fixing prongs to reverse with cotter pin.

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Code: 61305

The Dorset Regiment Cap Badge - Birmingham Mint Issue

In good condition, a Birmingham Mint collectors' issue. These were well made collectables. A collectors edition issued with a silver medallion for each regiment.

They are often misidentified and described and sold as "Officer" badges, with sliders. The Birmingham Mint purchased J R Gaunt in 1973 and shortly afterwards they manufactured and marketed a set of 52 Line Infan...  read more

Code: 61284

South Lancashire (Prince of Wales's Volunteers) Regiment Cap Badge - Birmingham Mint Issue

In good condition, a Birmingham Mint collectors' issue. These were well made collectables. A collectors edition issued with a silver medallion for each regiment.

They are often misidentified and described and sold as "Officer" badges, with sliders. The Birmingham Mint purchased J R Gaunt in 1973 and shortly afterwards they manufactured and marketed a set of 52 Line Infantry Regi...  read more

Code: 61282

Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry (DCLI) Officers Medium Pattern Brass Button

Circa 19mm in diameter, fixed shank and JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London, Eng. Some polishing to highpoints otherwise in good condition.

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Code: 61248

WW1 Royal Engineer Plans and Schematics for Three Sections of a WW1 Trench - Advanced Dressing Room, Battalion HQ and Brigade HQ

A rare set of original three A5 sized pencil and red pen annotated schematics for three parts of a WW1 trench system. Wonderfully detailed with design, layout, functions and measurements. Presumably the Engine room was a generator of some description to provide electric lighting to the Brigade HQ? Includes locations and details of dimensions wards, cook houses, messes, and even the in some ...  read more

Code: 61152

2nd Dragoons - Royal Scots Greys (RSG) 4 Buttons, including a Pipers Button

Four different patterns, large (26mm) and medium (19mm) pattern anodised gold colour buttons, fixed shanks and maker marked Buttons Ltd, Birmingham, an officer's small gilt mess dress button (15mm in diameter), open backed, fixed shank and maker marked Jennens & Co, London (dates it to pre 1924), and finally a medium pattern anodised silver button (16mm), fixed shank and maker marked Firmin Lon...  read more

Code: 61101