Cheshire ( Earl of Chesters ) Yeomanry Matched Pair of Woven Red on Yellow Cloth Shoulder Titles
A matched pair in good bright condition, hessian backed, and with no damage. Some traces of bluetack to the reverse.
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British Army - Rhine Army Troops Formation Designation Sign
Brabant weave embroidered Yellow Sword on Red Cross on Blue Shield. Removed from uniform has seen service wear but in good condition for that.
Adopted 1947.
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British Army - Matched pair of 48th Gurkha Brigade Printed Cloth Formation Signs
48th Gurkha Brigade Formation Signs, matched pair, white crossed kukris on red printed background. In unissued condition.
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63rd Gurkha Division / Brigade formation cloth printed formation designation sign
Printed white crossed kukris on a black background, attributed to 63rd Gurkha Brigade. Removed from uniform, some edge wear. The 63rd were disbanded in 1962.
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British Army Cloth Insignia 1940 to Present (1985) - Brian L Davis
Hard back with dust cover, used and abused but no damage, tears or annotations. Whilst the price list is laughably out of date, the scarcity coding contained within it is still quite helpful. A good introductory volume to British Army cloth collecting from formation signs, shoulder titles to proficiency badges. Profusely illustrated in black and white.
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Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) Volunteers Large Pattern White Metal Button
Circa 25mm in diameter, fixed shank blank reverse. King's Crown, so worn 1901 - 1908. The centre appears to have been pushed in a bit otherwise in good condition.
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Royal Horse Artillery (RHA) Officers Greatcoat Extra Large Pattern Silver Plated Button
A large button at 30mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked Firmin & Sons, 153 Strand, London. Worn from 1837 to 1901 with the VR cypher. Some wear to silver plate on the highpoints otherwise in very good condition and scarce.
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RTC Royal Tank Corps Large Pattern Other Ranks Brass Shoulder Title
In very good condition with two original hexagonal fixings to the reverse.
Worn from 1923 until 1939 when they became the Royal Tank Regiment.
Westlake No 196 refers.
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T / ASC / E Lancashire One Piece Brass Shoulder Title
In very good condition with three of three original loops to the reverse. As worn 1908 - 1921 by East Lancashire Territorial Army Service Corps Units.
Mentioned but not illustrated in Westlake.
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New Zealand Machine Gun Corps (NZMGC) Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge, c1916
All brass Kings crown Machine Gun Corps cap badge, two of three original lugs to the reverse otherwise in very good condition, Kings crown, crossed machine guns and NZ below.
See:
https://nzhistory.govt.nz/war/specialist-units/machine-gunners
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