Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) Light Cavalry White Metal Cross Belt Pouch Badge
Circa 7.5cms tall and 4.2cms across. Three short screw posts with two remaining retaining nuts. A Victorian design, but this pattern is still in use today by the Light Cavalry of the HAC who turn out on ceremonial occasions etc. In good condition.
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WW2 era Royal Air Force RAF Swagger Stick
A blackened painted cane with RAF white metal top and brass ferule. The white metal top, possibly silver plated but unmarked. It has a fair number of dings and service wear. Most probably the property of a warrant officer or the like. Not a common find. The rest of it in good condition. Circa 71cms in length. Kings crown so pre 1952.
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Kings Royal Hussars Anodised Black and Gold Cap Badge - Firmin London
A good example with slider marked Firmin London.
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10.00 GBP
Gurkha Transport Regiment Bi-Metal Cap Badge
Cast riveted construction with two square lugs to the reverse. In good condition.
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10.00 GBP
North Staffordshire Regiment Bi-Metal Cap Badge
A good quality strking with original slider to reverse. Top left feather slightly bent back but does not detract.
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10.00 GBP
Royal Gurkha Rifles White Metal Cap Badge
Crossed kukris knives below a queens crown. I very good condition.
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8.00 GBP
The Staffordshire Regiment Staybrite Anodised AA Cap Badge - Gaunt London
In good condition, maker marked Gaunt London. Pre 1970 striking.
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Staybrite Queens Royal Surrey Regiment Cap Badge Anodised AA maker JR GAUNT London
In very good condition. A pre 1970 striking.
Formed 14th October 1959 from the Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) and the East Surrey Regiment..
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10.00 GBP
WW1 Northern Cyclists Battalion ( NCB ) (affiliated to the Northumberland Fusiliers ) Boxing Medallion Medal Fob
Circa 26mm in diameter. Clearly a bronze medallion style boxing prize which has been worn at the end of a watch chain, and with some pride as it has been polished and scratched.
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17th Light Battery, Royal Artillery which formed part of 23rd & 25th Mountain Brigade, who used 70mm Light weight Mountain Guns in India (circa 1924 to 1937) original photograph
This is an original photograph (smaller than a normal postcard size at circa 11cm by 6.5cm) of the 17th Light Battery, Royal Artillery which formed part of 23rd & 25th Mountain Brigade, who used 70mm Light weight Mountain Guns in India. It has a one inch crease and some evidence of creasing from having been removed from album but is a rare image and the 17L is visible on the RA diamond on the ... read more