Royal Observer Corps K/C

Woven cloth breast badge. Worn 1942-50. Ref Hobart p140  read more

Code: 53597

29th Division WWI

Rare felt formation sign of the 'incomparable 29th'. Won this nickname on the bloody beaches of Gallipoli. Six VCs were won before breakfast by the 1st Lancs. Fusiliers. The landing of the Hampshires, Munsters and Dublins from the SS River Clyde to almost certain death. Fought the Gallipoli campaign then withdrew to Egypt. Went to Western Front March 1916 and fought out the war. Formed ...  read more

Code: 53593

Liverpool Scots

Very rare pair of officer's service dress bronze collar badges each with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 53591

Staffordshire Yeomanry Q/C

Officer's silver plated cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Sealed 1957. Ref K&K Vol2 2307  read more

Code: 53589

Carnarvonshire VTC

Bronze and enamel lapel badge with buttonhole fixing to reverse. Worn by volunteers in civilian dress before uniforms were issued. Maker's name Thomas Fattorini of Bolton. Ref as K&K Vol1 1602  read more

Code: 53588

British Red Cross Society County of Kent

Brass and enamel cap badge with 2 blades to reverse  read more

Code: 53592

Women's Royal Army Corps K/C

Officer's silver and gilt cap badge with 2 loops to reverse. Formed 1949. Maker's name J.R.Gaunt of London. Ref K&K Vol2 2189  read more

Code: 53584

Women's Royal Army Corps Q/C

Bi-metal cap badge with slide to reverse. Maker's name J.R.Gaunt of London  read more

Code: 53585

1st King's Dragoon Guards post 1921

Brass shoulder title with 2 loops to reverse  read more

Code: 53586

RAF Ferry Command

Chrome and enamel cap badge with 2 bolts to reverse. Worn by male and female civilian pilots who delivered planes from USA and Canada to the UK. Also supplied aircraft to Australia and the Pacific Islands. Started as a branch of the ATA in June 1941. Became Transport Command in 1943 when its personnel were supplemented by RAF and Allied crews  read more

Code: 53579