4th Indian Division
Used hardcover book by Lieutenant-Colonel G.R.Stevens OBE. A history of one of the greatest fighting formations in military history, the 'Red Eagle Divsion'. Good condition read more
King's Commendation for Brave Conduct K/C
Very scarce light brown plastic badge with pin to reverse. Worn 1943-44 prior to the introduction of the oak leaf. Designed by George Kruger Gray CBE read more
Household Cavalry Scout Corporal
Large size brass arm badge with 2 loops to reverse. Ref Rank and Badges E.C.Talbot-Booth read more
Highland Light Infantry K/C
Officer's silver and gilt plaid brooch with pin fixing to reverse. 31 honours from Assaye to Modder River. Silver centre bolted to gilt backplate read more
275.00 GBP
31st Division WWI
Scarce brass and enamel battle badge with pin fixing to reverse. Division of Yorkshire and Lancashire troops. Badge contains the 2 roses representing the Houses of York and Lancaster and was adopted 1917. Served in Egypt 1915-16 and then on the Western Front until the end of the war. Worn with pride below the battalion patch on the right arm. Made up from Pals and City battalions. Reinf... read more
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Heavy silvered plaid brooch with very heavy pin to reverse. I think officer's. To the top the cypher of Princess Louise above the Princess's coronet. To the left the boar's head and to the right the cat. Below in text Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders read more
220.00 GBP
Royal Artillery USA
Silver plated medallion. To the front Saint Barbara the patron saint of artillerymen with 'pray for us' at the bottom (worn with this side facing the viewer). Reverse shows a cannon with the rim reading 'Military Order of Saint Barbara, for artillerymen everywhere'. On a poor quality chain and should be on a red ribbon. Worn at artillery functions and dinners read more
45.00 GBP
Londonderry War Hospital Supply Depot
Gilt and enamel badge with pin to reverse. Very scarce WWI example read more
North Stafford Regt.
Brass bed plate to 5045769 W.Newton. Maker's name F.Narborough of Birmingham read more