A very nice, ornate lapel favour, commemorating the coronation of Edward VII. Gilt miniature photo frames showing the King & Queen mounted on an ornate ribbon arrangement. Some fragility to the ribbon backing. Single lapel pin fitting present.
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.
One of a number of medals struck, (in this case base metal lead) to commemorate the “Peace Declaration” in 1919 at Versailles. Good obverse and reverse detail, for a comparatively crude medal. Single lapel pin fitting.
A good ‘gilt’ plastic WW2 National Savings lapel badge. Grubby condition with some ‘gilt fading’. Complete with single lapel pin. No maker details.
A good, letter ‘V’ (for victory) lapel badge, with the morse for “V’ below it. Silvered brass and blue enamel. Damage free condition, with brooch pin fitting, no maker mark.
A extremely rare ‘early’ cyclist club/association meeting lapel badge. Badge in the form of a button, with a heavy repair to the reverse pin fitting, and with obverse age rust staining. A club meeting possibly on the out break of WW1. Despite the condition these early badges are highly sought after by cycle club collector enthusiasts.
A superb Athletes Vol. Force Recruit lapel badge, in gilt and enamel. Excellent bright damage free condition. Button hole fitting reverse, with maker details ‘Fattorini Bradford’. This unit formed part of the period VTC.
A good period lapel button badge showing Lord Kitchener. Popular in both the Boer and First world war period. Good condition with age storage.
A good period patriotic lapel button badge depicting the king and the flags of the Allied nations. Used condition with age wear.
A very nice, letter ‘V’ (for victory) lapel badge. Un-marked, but my suspicion is a silver badge. Damage free condition, with button hole fitting.
A local commemorative badge for the national, June 1946 WW2 victory celebrations. Patriotic badge with local details to the obverse. Brooch pin reverse fitting. No maker details. Grubby damage free condition.