Tanzania J.K.T (National Army) Officers hat badge.

Tanzania J.K.T (National Army) Officers large 84mm high 70mm hat badge.  read more

Code: 65094

A.F.M (Armed Forces of Malta) Air Force shoulder title.

White letters on dark blue A.F.M (Armed Forces of Malta) Air Force shoulder title.  read more

Code: 65095

A.F.M (Armed Forces of Malta) Army shoulder title.

A.F.M (Armed Forces of Malta) Army shoulder title. Blue letters on olive green cotton.  read more

Code: 65096

WW1 Imperial German greatcoat belt hook by R.N.

WW1 Imperial German greatcoat belt hook by R.N, still retaining a substantial amount of original paint.  read more

Code: 65097

WW1 C.E.F 24th Infantry Battalion “Victoria Rifles’ cap badge.

WW1 C.E.F 24th Infantry Battalion “Victoria Rifles’ cap badge With long rear loop fixings.  read more

Code: 65093

WW2 4th battalion lincolnshire regiment N.C.Os Imp arm badge

WW2 4th Territorial battalion Lincolnshire regiment N.C.Os Imp arm badge.
Rare brass die struck badge , 33mm tall.  read more

Code: 65092

7th Armoured Division (Desert Rats) matching pair of formation signs.

Late WW2 7th Armoured Division (Desert Rats) matching pair of formation signs.
Cut out from a battle dress matching facing pair.  read more

Code: 65081

HMS JAVELIN mother of pearl and gold plated wire sweetheart.

HMS JAVELIN mother of pearl and gold plated wire sweetheart, unusual piece.
In May 1940, she involved in Operation Dynamo.

At the end of November 1940 the 5th Destroyer Flotilla, was operating off Plymouth, Javelin was badly damaged by gunfire and torpedoes fired by German destroyers, losing both her bow and her stern. Only 155 feet (47 m) of Javelin's original 353 ft (...  read more

Code: 65082

Post 1902 Territorial Army Royal Artillery officers cap badge.

K/C Post 1902 Territorial Army Royal Artillery officers gilded brass cap badge with rear blade fixings  read more

Code: 65083

Early R.F.C or RAF silver sweetheart.

Early R.F.C or RAF silver sweetheart, high quality and maker marked A.BROS on rear. Looking carefully at the bird’s shape and beak it appears to be Albatross that’s why i believe this to be a nice early example.  read more

Code: 65084