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A good, slightly grubby 17th Div. Formation sign. Red wool backing with white thread ‘dot-dash’ detail. Excellent damage and moth free condition. Created in September 1914 as part of the ‘New Armies’. Some elements went out to France in the Spring of 1915, still under training. Its first major engagement was July 1916 as part of the Somme Offensive.
A good used ‘Red Dragon’ Welsh 38th Division formation sign. Heavy red (now faded) and black thread detail on a black wool backing. A good used, removed from a tunic formation sign. Formed December 1914 and served through until June 1919.
A good used, clean 30th Division formation sign. White thread detail (now a little thread bare) on black circular backing. Formed in December 1914 as a New Army division, kit went overseas to France in December 1915 and served the entire war on the western front. Disbanded 1st Sept. 1919
A good double grouping of blue service chevrons denoting two years overseas after 1914. Excellent, I would say un-used condition.
A good single blue chevron denoting overseas service, for a single year after 1914. Excellent damage free condition.
A rare piece of WW1 British rank insignia, being the great coat pattern sergeant chevron. Slightly larger than the ‘02 pattern tunic chevrons and in this case with the rare economy ‘braiding’. Good condition with slight wear and none active moth. Traces of old glue to reverse where removed from a frame/album. A very un-common piece of insignia.
A superb WW2 British Airborne proficient brevet. Brevet is with ‘thread’ variant to the parachute, making for a very ‘pleasing looking’ brevet. Moth and damage free, slightly grubby
A good used removed from a tunic QWR cloth shoulder title. Red thread lettering on heavy khaki wool backing. Minor surface moth tracking to obverse knapp. Reverse with traces of ‘blue-tac’ where removed from a display. Will clean off. Nice clean, damage free item.
A good pair (none matching pair) of Pioneer corps OSD bronze collar badges. Excellent finish. One with a reverse maker mark. Fitting loops in good strong condition.
A good pair (none-matching pair) of ATS brass other ranks collar badges. Reverse fittings all present.
A small mixed lot of military related badges. The RAF cap badge is missing one reverse loop. Sold as seen.
Two blue overseas service chevrons covering any combination of service from 1915-18. Excellent damage/moth free condition. Removed from an album possibly, with small traces of glue to reverse.