The Rifles Regimental Police Q/C

Woven cloth brassard with silver plated badge  read more

Code: 52811

Volunteer Aid Detachment Army Medical Service Norfolk

Woven cloth brassard. Dated 21-7-15 and no.1193  read more

Code: 52648

King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

Very scarce woven cloth pagri badge. White bugle and rose on dark green  read more

Code: 52566

War Office Employed Officer K/C WWII

Officer's woven cloth and gilt arm brassard. G denotes officer of the Imperial General Staff. Red over blue with gilt Royal crest. Some small moth holes to the red section. Ref British Army Uniforms & Insignia WWII B.L.Davis p45  read more

Code: 52492

RAMC Medical Orderly WWI

Woven cloth arm badge. Worn by non RAMC personnel in county regiments, sometimes on a brassard. Ref Edwards and Langley p19  read more

Code: 52426

South Lancashire Regt.

Woven felt pagri badge. Red on grey. Issued to a private who served in British East Africa September 1915. Attached to the Indian Telegraph Department. Appears to be unworn  read more

Code: 52412

Sergeant WWI

Pair of sergeant's stripes. Came with the effects of a rifleman of the 9th Queen Victoria's Rifles London Regt.  read more

Code: 52368

Corporal WWI

Pair of Corporal's stripes. Came with the effects of a rifleman in the 9th London Queen Victoria's Rifles  read more

Code: 52307

65th Column York and Lancaster Regt.

Officer's woven cloth pagri badge. Part of the 14th British Infantry Brigade in Burma WWII. According to a conversation I had with Peter Taylor this is the officer's version (other ranks is photographed in his book p103 and is red rather than the maroon of the one I offer here.) Flaw to the 6 in the weave. Ref Taylor p100 and 103  read more

Code: 52292

Dorset Regt.

Woven silk pagri flash for wear on the Wolseley helmet. Red, yellow and green  read more

Code: 52300