Royal Flying Corps WWI

Leather cowl pattern flying helmet. These were private purchase and standard issue to aircrew. Soft brown leather with ear rolls. Fur lining to interior absent. Good condition overall, leather remains supple. Very small hole (about 1⁄4" diameter) to bottom left as you would look at the wearer. Ink written name R.S.Turner with some faint ink stamped marks. Turner is listed in the R...  read more

Code: 55784

Drum Major

Large drum in gold bullion. Worn on the arm above chevrons. One of the ropes missing to the drum. Good age  read more

Code: 55779

Royal Naval Division K/C

Small bronze sweetheart badge with pin to reverse  read more

Code: 55781

Artists Rifles Volunteers

Silver spoon. Hallmarked Sheffield 1908  read more

Code: 55780

Army Veterinary Corps K/C pre 1922

Bi-metal cap badge with slide to reverse. Ref K&K Vol1 1043  read more

Code: 55776

17th Lancers

Small white metal collar badge with 2 loops to reverse. Heavy quality  read more

Code: 55777

15th (Civil Service Rifles) County of London Regt.

Blackened brass cap badge with slide to reverse. Ref Gaylor Plate 38  read more

Code: 55778

Church Lads Brigade K/C

Small brass cap/collar badge with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 55782

Unknown K/C

Pair of white metal King's crown and harp collar badges each with 1 loop to reverse.I think 8th royal irish hussars  read more

Code: 55774

Cumberland Rifle Volunteers 5th Corps

White metal collar badge with 2 loops to reverse. Known as the Inglewood Rifles and formed in Penrith in 1860. After much research I have put this down to them as a collar badge, and a very rare one at that. Military Historical Society Bulletin no.234 Nov 2008 has an article on them with a photo. They are wearing a Shako with a strung bugle as a badge. At that period no collar but I thi...  read more

Code: 55767