Radnor Home Guard ( HG) Brass Cap Badge, QEII Issue

A good stiff brass badge with original slider. Queens crown denotes post 1952. Welsh Home Guard unit, 2nd phase, 1951 to 1957.

In December 1951, the Home Guard, disbanded in 1945, was again raised, to be finally stood down in July 1957. Some units had badges produced at their own expense, and this included the Radnor Home Guard. The county was in the South Wales Borderers' recrui...  read more

Code: 60349

3rd Carabiniers Silver / Gold Anodised Aluminium Cap Badge

Silver / gold coloured slider marked JR Gaunt Birmingham. In very good condition. It was renamed the 3rd Carabiniers in 1928 and amalgamated with the Royal Scots Greys, forming the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in 1971, so the naming on the slider is correct for the period.

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Code: 60343

4th Queens Own Hussars Bi-Metal Collar Badge

Some polishing to detail especially to the white metal numerals IV and the central detail on the crown. Two braising holes to reverse of scroll with two original lugs to reverse (some twisting from service wear). Circa 3.2cm tall. In good overall condition.

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Code: 60339

WW1 CEF - Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps Collar Badge

Pickled brass collar badge with two original lugs to the reverse. Good condition.
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Code: 56769

The Lincolnshire Regiment Other Ranks Bi-metal Cap Badge

A bi-metal cap badge with original slider to the reverse. Some die flaws to lettering otherwise in good condition.

K&K Vol 1 No 600 refers.

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Code: 61986

The Grenadier Guards Brass Gilding Metal Cap Badge

Die struck with original slider to the reverse. 16 flame variety.

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Code: 61233

The Welsh Guards Gilding Metal Cap Badge

Die struck with two original loops (n-s) to the reverse. In very good condition. Circa 5.1cm tall.

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Code: 61231

WW2 Economy Plastic General Service Button

A British Army GENERAL SERVICE BUTTON. Circa 25mm in diameter. Made from a type light brown plastic, fixed shank and blank reverse. In good condition.

These buttons came out around late 1942 to save on brass which was needed for munitions. These were commonly found on greatcoats and ATS War Economy jackets and greatcoats.

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Code: 62907

WW2 Economy Plastic General Service Buttons

A useful batch of 10 x British Army GENERAL SERVICE BUTTONS. This batch consists of 6 large (25mm) buttons and 4 medium buttons (19mm) - made from a type light brown plastic, fixed shanks and blank reverses. These buttons came out around late 1942 to save on brass which was needed for munitions. These were commonly found on greatcoats and ATS War Economy jackets and greatcoats. This batch are i...  read more

Code: 62906

Anodised Bi-coloured North Irish Brigade Cap Badge - Gaunt London

1958 - 1968 anodised cap badge, which was worn by the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Royal Ulster Rifles and Royal Irish Fusiliers when they were brigaded together as the North Irish Brigade. In good condition, with JR Gaunt London on reverse of slider.  read more

Code: 58352