Northumbrian District (Northern Command) / Northumberland Home Guard 2nd pattern woven Formation Sign Flash
Removed from uniform, 2nd pattern embroidered St Oswalds Shields as worn by Home Guard units in Northumberland. In good overall condition.
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WW2 61st Infantry Division Printed Cloth Formation Sign Badge
Removed from uniform, worn between 1939 and 1945. UK based, a second line Territorial Army Division, it spent a considerable time in Northern Ireland, and acted mainly as a training and drafting Division. In good overall condition.
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WW1 Canada - Overseas Railway Construction Corps Bronze Cap Badge
Die struck in browning copper, in good condition but now professionally converted to a pin fitting, with maker mark W Scully to reverse. In good overall condition. Charlton does not mention Scully as a maker for this particular badge, only Ellis and Tiptaft.
The Corps of Canadian Railway Troops were part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during World War I. Although Ca... read more
Northern Ireland Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) Police QE11 Blackened Large Pattern Tunic Button
Circa 21mm in diameter, fixed shank, blank reverse. Blackened as one would expect. QEII pattern. More available in different sizes too if required. Please email. read more
5.00 GBP
WW2 RAF Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot - Original photo lot - Sergt Pilot William Henry Banks, RAF (Hurricanes)
A collection of 4 original photos and a marriage invitation to a sergeant pilot who flew hurricanes in the Battle of Britain. To be sold with copies of internet research.
A wedding invitation from a Mrs M.W. Young accompanies the photos and this confirms Bank's marriage to her daughter Dorothy Young at All Saints Church in Gosforth on the 15th February 1940. In the group wed... read more
The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders (79th Foot) Other-Ranks Victorian White Metal Glengarry Cap Badge - No Scroll
White metal die struck with two lug fittings (east-west). Very good condition. Circa 57mm by 56mm wide. The Cameron scroll was added circa 1900. This pattern authorised for wear from 1872.
See also my 60100 for a slightly different pattern in a number of respects, but the most obvious is that the wee Jimmy is looking more straight ahead than on this example.
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Indian Army - East Coast Volunteer Rifles (ECVR) Officer's White Metal Cap Badge
A silver badge with two original silvered loops to the reverse. Hallmarks in reverse of bugle mouth but these look like they are cast and not stamped. This is a well made contemporary copy of an original hallmarked badge but is not hallmarked nor sold as such. King's crown. Very nicely cast and voided. Cox shows cap with bugle facing to the right as per this example. Circa 1902 - 1917. Co... read more
Sottish Thistle Glengarry Badge - Variety of Units Possible
A die struck silver plated glengarry badge with original pin fitting. C clasp bent down trapping pin in place. Some dark toning and by the look and feel it has some age to it. It measures circa 43mm wide and 48mm tall.
A number of possible military units (and some other non military bands also), as follows:
Royal Scottish Reserve Regiment (K&K 1131 refers)
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Generic 1878 Home Service Pattern Other Ranks Victorian QVC Helmet Brass Plate
As worn from 1878 - 1902, an original other ranks helmet plate with two of two original staple style loops to the reverse. Dark patina to brass and traces of dry polish. Some flex in it as you find with the original versions (for shaping to curve of helmet).
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Queens Surreys (Territorials) Anodised Aluminium AA Cap Badge - Gaunt London
An early bi-coloured anodised (staybrite) cap badge of two-part riveted construction to the TA units of The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment. Original slider maker marked J R Gaunt, London. There appears to be an erasure of owner's name to reverse otherwise in good overall condition.
See:
https://www.queensroyalsurreys.org.uk/reg_badges/qrr/qrr_0.shtml
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10.00 GBP