Showing 157–168 of 169 results
A group of well worn, four blue chevrons, on khaki wool backing. Used condition chevrons, now faded and with some staining (see images). Moth free, but with wear to khaki wool edges (A perfect item, for a used tunic that has had the chevrons removed / lost).
A group of three blue chevrons, on khaki wool backing. Excellent, possibly un-worn chevrons, in bright clean moth free condition. Indicates any three years overseas service with the exception of 1914.
A trench bombers sleeve badge variant, which is considered by academics on the subject to actually be a Royal Marine Siege Artillery sleeve badge ‘Larger’ red grenade and bomb flames in heavy red thread detail on khaki wool backing. Paper backing material still present Good clean damage and moth free condition.
A very rare example of a New Zealand, Machine Gun Corps collar badge converted to a cap badge. British made brass collar badge with separately affixed ‘NZ’ initials between the lower arms of the gun. Reverse with ‘J R Gaunt London’ maker plate. Originally had three loop reverse fitting but has been workshop converted to two loop reverse fitting (see reverse images). The Machine Gun Corps more than
An excellent untouched (recently loft found) MGC OSD (Officer Service Dress) bronze cap badge. 98% bronze finish remaining. Reverse with two flat blade fittings. Reverse with ‘Firmin London’ maker plate attached to the reverse of the crown. Grubby untouched condition.
A good clean damage and polish free 5th City of London LRB cap badge. Single blade slider to reverse. Worn throughout the First World war by this battalion.
A superb 1916 home front munitions / war worker badge in its original manufacturers wrapping with matching issue numbers. Paper wrapper with badge issue number with the corresponding number on the reverse of the badge. Badge in mint condition. Wrapper with good clear maker details and in mating damage free condition. Could not be bettered !
An excellent un-touched condition Royal Artillery other ranks cap badge. Un-polished grubby condition. Single blade slider to reverse.
A rare badge appertaining the Kitchener’s New Army Recruits, being a badge for the ‘New Bristol Battalion’ The Gloucestershire Regt. This badge would have been issued to a new volunteer for a new ‘Bristol Battalion’ serving within the Gloucestershire Regt. Some slight rusting under the celluloid face, but otherwise in excellent condition. A very rare badge ! In the early stages of the Kitchener new army recruiting scheme lapel
A Good watch chain fob as issued to 67th Division men who had enlisted for recreational training in 1918 Good untouched unpolished condition. No engraved details to reverse centre.
An excellent un-touched other ranks Liverpool Scottish multi piece construction bonnet / Pouch badge. White metal now grubby in un-touched / polished condition. Reverse with two screw fitting posts. No maker details.
WW1 all brass economy other ranks Middlesex Regt. cap badge. Good untouched badge. Single blade reverse slider. No maker details.