Royal Fusiliers Officers Part Collar Badge City of London Bullion Collar Badge
Victorian Collar Badge, arms of the City of London, as worn by Royal Fusilier Officers behind the grenade collar badge on the stiff neck collar, circa 3.5cms tall and in very good condition for age. Many thanks to Adrian for the confirmation.
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Post WW1 Salonika Reunion Association 1915 - 1919
Gilt bright with no damage to the enamel, maker marked Thomas Fattorini Ltd, Regent St, Birmingham. In super condition.
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WW1 New Zealand - NZVC Veterinary Corps Brass Shoulder Title - Gaunt London
In very good condition with two original hexagonal style fixings to the reverse and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Scarce.
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WW2 Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) GVI Brass Cap Badge
A good worn example, polished, but with original slider.
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WW1 Army Service Corps ( ASC) Brass Cap Badge
In very good worn condition with original slider to reverse.
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WW2 Royal Indian Army Service Corps (RIASC) Officers Bronze OSD Collar Badges
A closely matching pair of bronze collar badges with two original loops to the reverse of each and circa 3.1cms tall. In very good condition. Worn 1937 - 1947.
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India - Army Remount Department Officers Die Cast Cap Badge - Gaunt
A die cast bronze example polished back to the brass with two original loops to the reverse and maker marked JR Gaunt London.
The Army Remount Department was formed in circa 1875 at Soharanpur but badges were not authorised until 1931 (Indian Dress Regulations 1931 para 179).
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New Zealand Engineers (NZE) Officers OSD Bronze Cap Badge - Blades
A scarce die cast bronze OSD cap badge with two original blades to the reverse and maker's tablet JR Gaunt London. In very good condition with good colour.
Circa 4cms tall and 2.5cms in diameter.
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WW1 New Zealand NZ Post and Telegraph Corps (NZE) Brass Cap Badge
A die struck NZPTC cap badge in yellow brass with two original loops to the reverse and maker's tablet JR Gaunt London to reverse of crown but inverted. Slight polishing to detail otherwise in good condition.
Formed in 1911 as part of the New Zealand Engineers. Worn until 1921 when they were formed into the New Zealand Corps of Signals.
Corbett p120 refers.
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WW2 8th Corps (1st Pattern) / South Western District (Southern Command) Printed Cloth Formation Sign
Removed from uniform, a black Francolin Partridge in flight on a white oval background. In this instance the white background appears to have been accentuated by the original owner with white blanco, a common practice. In good overall condition. Worn by 8th Corps until 1943 and South Western District thereafter. Worn in facing pairs.
Cole p28 and p101 refer.
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