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

Code: 54113

5th Dragoon Guards K/C

Bi-metal collar badge with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 54110

Grenadier Guards Q/C

Brass shoulder title in 3 parts all with loops to reverse and on original backplate. Ref Westlake 711  read more

Code: 54117

78th Infantry Division / 38th Irish Brigade

Printed and woven cloth combination formation sign. Worn April 1943 to August 1945 in Sicily, Italy and Austria. 38th Irish Brigade consisted of 2nd Battalion London Irish Rifles, 1st Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers and the 2nd and 6th Battalions Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers  read more

Code: 54101

1st Vol. Batt. Border Regt. QVC 1885-1901

Other ranks white metal helmet plate with 3 loops to reverse. One side of 1st VB scroll is detached but does not affect the look of the badge at all and is otherwise in very good condition  read more

Code: 54098

T 9 Durham Light Infantry

Brass shoulder title in 3 parts all with loops to reverse and on original backplate. Ref Westlake text p119  read more

Code: 54105

Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry K/C GV

Pair of officer's service dress bronze collar badges each with 2 loops to reverse. Ref Churchill & Westlake no.78  read more

Code: 54106

Leeds University OTC

Brass cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Winged sphinx on a torse. Quite grubby and needs a clean. Ref K&K Vol2 2462  read more

Code: 54100

80th Infantry Division / 45th Infantry Brigade (10th Black Watch)

Printed and woven cloth combination formation sign. Worn by training and draft finding unit January 1943 to June 1944. Printed 80th Division and woven Black Watch all on khaki  read more

Code: 54096

East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry

Superb officer's silver shoulder belt plate with 2 studs and 1 hook to reverse. Worn 1797-1801. Engraved silver consisting of a Georgian crown with a garb below surrounded by a sprig. Title around the edge. Ref David J Knight's excellent article in the MHS Journal no.261 August 2015 for the early history of the regiment  read more

Code: 54097