A superb condition bronze finished SA badge. 85% plus obverse finish remaining. Reverse is in plain dark bronze. Good thick needle style pin. With clear maker details ‘W. Redo Saar-Lautern’ Eigentum D.Obersten S.A. Fuhrung.
A very nicely struck cross in brass, giving good obverse and reverse, details related to the queen and the jubilee. Mounted on its original patriotic ribbon. The fitting pin is absent.
A crude lead made medal commemorating the silver jubilee of Victoria. Obverse with the queens head and dates of the jubilee. Reverse with more dates related to her life. Mounted on a gilt brass victorian crown. The fitting pin is absent from the crown. Possibly a school/district issue.
A well struck, small lapel badge/favour commemorating the coronation. Lapel button hole fitting to the reverse. No maker details.
A quirky hologram badge showing the Queen and Duke as the badge moves, mounted on a patriotic ribbon, and single fitting pin. Reverse of the badge with the coronation date details. Damage free condition.
A superb untouched bronze bar for the 1914 star. Awarded to those under fire on the dates shown. Becoming hard to find.
A copy/replacement Mons Star bar. (Shipping on this item £2.00)
A small other ranks ‘44’ Regt. tunic button. With period polishing and minor denting. No maker details. 44th (East Sussex) Regiment of Foot. (Shipping on this item £2.00)
A very good condition ‘For Empire’ Junior Imperial Constitutional League lapel badge. Maker W.O.Lewis (Badges) Ltd. B’ham. The JICL was formed in 1906 with the aims of creating an interest in politics among young persons aged 15 to 25 years and organised to serve the needs of the Conservative political party.
A small enamel on gilt aluminium, lapel pin commemorating the Soviet space program. Little detail on the badge. Interestingly with an English language maker mark to the reverse.
A good (well made quality instrument) pair of AM distance dividers. Used by aircrew (navigators) as well it has too be said, ground evaluation personnel, for the purpose of measuring distances. Quality brass dividers, contained in their original box of issue with AM marking and date 1943. Excellent overall condition.
A very good condition WW2 ‘Tommy’ helmet with early first pattern liner. Liner is marked ‘VERO I’ and dated 1939. Shell I believe is with a maker marking but has been covered with the period refinish. Shell is in dent and damage free condition, with a good ‘heavy’ sand khaki green finish. To the helmet front is a superb 53rd (City of London) A.A. Regiment R.A. (T) transfer.