British Red Cross Order of St. John WWI

Bronze cap/collar badge with 2 loops to reverse. Worn by personnel in France during WWI, ambulance drivers etc.  read more

Code: 56302

Somerset Light Infantry

Brass bed plate for T.D Brean. This name has been added on top of the plate for reuse. Maker's name F.N. of Birmingham. Numbered 5671471  read more

Code: 58815

Royal Flying Corps

Two woven silk postcards in frames. One to 'Evylyn Holden from father' and the other to 'Willie Holden from father'. Could be split up but nice to keep together. Excellent condition  read more

Code: 57194

Metropolitan Police Force

Silver and blue enamel lapel badge with pin to reverse. Hallmarked Birmingham 1978. Loop for safety chain  read more

Code: 58749

Croix-de-Feu French Nationalist League

Woven cloth brassard with sewn on black metal and enamel badge. Inter war facist organisation led by Colonel Francois De La Rocque (1885-1946). Dissolved in 1936  read more

Code: 55270

31st Division WWI

Scarce brass and enamel battle badge with 2 loops 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. Reinforced with ...  read more

Code: 53082

Coldstream Guards

Chromed bed plate to M.Edwards no.858644. Maker's name Harborough of Birmingham. Stamped 'Duty' to reverse  read more

Code: 56050

Trumpeter

Brass arm badge with 4 loops to reverse. Ref Edwards & Langley p114  read more

Code: 55514

'A' in Wreath

Tradesman's brass badge with 2 loops to reverse and on original backplate. Introduced in WWII. Worn on the upper right arm. Ref Edwards & Langley p95  read more

Code: 55846

King's Commendation for Brave Conduct K/C WWII

Red and light brown plastic badge with pin to reverse. This one mounted on a defence medal. Issued in 1943 for a short time prior to the introduction of the oak leaf. Designed by George Kruger Gray CBE. A short lived badge  read more

Code: 56907