Parachute Regiment Buttons and very small OCA lapel badge

A lot of three items and an extremely small OCA lapel badge. All QEII crowns.

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Code: 69376

Glosters Gloucestershire Regiment OSD Officer's Bronze Back Badge - Blades

A die cast bronze OSD example with red foam backing added for display and with two original blades. Scarce.

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Code: 69377

Gloucestershire Regiment Glosters Officers Gold Bullion Beret Cap Badge Set including Back Badge

In unissued condition. Superb, includes back badge.

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Code: 68880

Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) Officers Gilt, Enamel & Chrome Matched Collar Badges, QE2 Issue

In very good condition , one maker marked JR Guant London, but clearly both from the same stable.

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Code: 64054

East Lancashire Regiment Mufti Blazer Button

Circa 19mm in diameter, fixed shank maker marked (Pitt) & Co, Maddox St, London (The word 'Pitt' appears faintly). Flat mounted button. In very good condition.

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Code: 69373

2GR 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Simoor Rifles) Officer's Silver Matched Pair of Mess Dress Collar Badges

An attractive unmarked silver pair of matched collar badges with silvered loops. Circa 19mm tall and 22mm wide. Apparently these were worn circa 1990 and made my the Regimental Goldsmith (unique to Gurkha regiments).

Gurkha Museum Publication "Insignia of The 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Simoor Rifles)" (Jan 1999 edition) Figure 2GR E7 p55 refers.

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Code: 69371

Royal Army Dental Corps RADC Officer's No 1 Dress Collar Badge - Kings Crown, Gaunt

A gorgeous two part riveted construction collar badge silver plate and gilt, facing right. Marked 'P' to the reverse and maker marked JR Gaunt London. Two original D shaped loops. Gilt bright and no wear to silver plate. This was a short-lived pattern, having been introduced in 1948. King's crown so pre 1952.

Churchill & Westlake No 383 refers.

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Code: 69372

WW1 - W. York - West Yorkshire Regiment First Pattern Brass Shoulder Title

In very good condition with two original hexagonal style fixings to the reverse (slight service wear). This first pattern brass title as worn until 1924 when replaced by 'W. Yorkshire'.

Westlake No 881 refers.

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Code: 69374

WW1 East Yorkshire Regiment Pair of Matching Brass Shoulder Titles

In very good condition with two original hexagonal style fixings to the reverse of each (slight service wear). Worn until 1921 only.

Westlake No 891 refers.

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Code: 68049

Royal Artillery Officer's No 1 Dress Pouch Belt Ornaments - Fire Gilt, George V Cypher

A superb set.

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Code: 69369