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French Army Mountain Troops Qualificaton Badge / Brevet de Spécialité des Troupes de Montagne

French Army Mountain Troops Qualificaton Badge / Brevet de Spécialité des Troupes de Montagne

A large badge made by DELSART and in very good condition. An earlier pattern looking at the naming styles to the reverse.

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Code: 61355

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WW1 French Air Force Patriotic Sweetheart Brooch Pin Badge / Unofficial French Allied Air Forces Breast Badge

WW1 French Air Force Patriotic Sweetheart Brooch Pin Badge / Unofficial French Allied Air Forces Breast Badge

A lovely and scarce large size heavy gold plated (unmarked) badge. The eagle has a lovely lustre and is quite three-dimensional. Made in two pieces and of hollow construction, with suspension hook to centre which slightly obscures the maker's mark contained in an oval the letters 'FIX' (Bijou Fix Company). Very good condition, with original c clasp and pin fittings. The suspension hook on th...  read more

Code: 61859

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French 1st Regiment of Chasseurs Parachutistes Enamel Pin Badge

French 1st Regiment of Chasseurs Parachutistes Enamel Pin Badge

Insignia of 1er Régiment de Chasseurs Parachutistes
Maker marked DELSART 89100 SENS G2321. In very good condition.

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Code: 62123

6.00 GBP

WW2 Poland Polish Forces Economy Plastic Cap Badge

WW2 Poland Polish Forces Economy Plastic Cap Badge

WW II plastic economy issue cap badge with two blades and makers details for Stanley Walsall to the reverse. The Polish Eagle and shield. Slightly warped with the two wings just forward of the eagles body and finish to front looking a bit grubby. Made from cellulose acetate plastic, sometimes incorrectly described as being made of Bakelite.

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Code: 61010

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Scarce WW1 Russian War Service Brass and Enamel Lapel Badge

Scarce WW1 Russian War Service Brass and Enamel Lapel Badge

Large lapel badge (circa 3.2 cm in diameter), with original horseshoe fitting and maker marked JAW & Co (J.A.Wylie & Co, London). Some minor enamel damage (below the R in War caused by a slight edge bruise and slight flaking above the A in Russian and in that vicinity), but extremely scarce. Marvelous double headed Russian Imperial eagle in a sea of red enamel.
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Code: 57151

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The Regiment van Heutsz Royal Netherlands Army Brass Cap Badge

The Regiment van Heutsz Royal Netherlands Army Brass Cap Badge

A large die struck cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. Some service wear to central design otherwise in good condition.

The Regiment van Heutsz is a line infantry regiment of the Royal Netherlands Army. The regiment was named after J.B. van Heutsz, a former Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, and was formed on July 1, 1950. It is notable for its service as p...  read more

Code: 60246

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WW2 Netherlands Dutch Army Free Forces Cap Badge - Gaunt London

WW2 Netherlands Dutch Army Free Forces Cap Badge - Gaunt London

Brass WW II cap badge with original slider to the reverse bearing maker maker's details for JR Gaunt London (no full stop). The Royal Lion of the House of Orange above a scroll "Nederland". In very good condition.

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Code: 59037

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1st Volunteer Battalion The East Kent Rifles (Yeomanry)  Officers Helmet Plate

1st Volunteer Battalion The East Kent Rifles (Yeomanry) Officers Helmet Plate

A Victorian QVC blackened brass helmet plate for the 1st Volunteer Battalion (East Kent Rifles). Dating circa 1883 -1898 with a blackened white metal horse above invicta to the centre. In good condition complete with three original lugs to the reverse and red felt backing (looks to be a recent addition). Circa 93mm tall and 65mm wide. In 1898 the unit adopted a rifle pattern busby for full dr...  read more

Code: 62937

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Memento of the Great War - 4th August 1914 - Tinnie celebrating the Birth of the Treasury One Pound Note or Bradbury!

Memento of the Great War - 4th August 1914 - Tinnie celebrating the Birth of the Treasury One Pound Note or Bradbury!

The gold standard was suspended at the outbreak of the war in 1914, with Bank of England and Treasury notes becoming legal tender as a substitute for scarce gold coins.

The First World War (1914-18) placed great demands on Britain's gold supply: the Government needed gold to meet the costs of the war, and the public tended to hoard gold as private security in this time of uncerta...  read more

Code: 62934

45.00 GBP

The Welsh Regiment FIRST PATTERN Bi-Metal Helmet Plate Centre (HPC)

The Welsh Regiment FIRST PATTERN Bi-Metal Helmet Plate Centre (HPC)

With three original loops (longer central loop removed, some squeezing to the others) otherwise in very good condition. Worn 1881 - 1902 on the Helmet Plate Centre and, until 1895, on the Glengarry.

There is a variation in the welsh spelling on the motto scroll between the first pattern and the later second pattern worn from 1902 - 1914. The first pattern the spelling is "na" a...  read more

Code: 59329

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