Kings African Rifles officers 20mm button

Blackened brass 20mm button made by Nairobi Eng Works.

The King’s African Rifles (KAR) was a British colonial regiment established on January 1, 1902, by amalgamating various regional forces, including the Central African Regiment, East African Rifles, and Uganda Rifles. This consolidation resulted in six battalions: 1st and 2nd (Nyasaland), 3rd (Kenya), 4th and 5th (Uganda), and...  read more

Code: 64136

West Africa Regiment (W.A.R) brass shoulder title

Brass W.A.R shoulder title 48mm x 12mm with 2 rear loop fixings  read more

Code: 64128

W.A.R (West Africa Regiment) officers bronze button

22mm bronzed officers W.A.R button made by JENNENS  read more

Code: 64132

Boer War, Umvoti Mounted Rifles, slouch hat badge

Die-stamped blackened brass Queens crown U.M.R slouch hat badge, still retaining the original 3 loop fixings and small ring behind the crown
(Owen 444)  read more

Code: 64118

NORTHERN RHODESIA REGIMENT cloth shoulder title

White embroidery on red wool backing a few rust coloured stains but still a good example  read more

Code: 64085

Miniature tapestry; Col H.W.ACTON C.I.E, I.M.S (M.D)

Beautifully made gold bullion on deep red velvet miniature xmas gift tapestry dedicated to Doctor , Colonel Hugh William ACTON C.I.E , I.M.S .
Born in 1883 he had a distinguished career in the world of tropical diseases and serving during the first WW1 in Mesopamia and Middle East as a medical Doctor with the 53rd SIKHS gaining an M.I.D .
He died unexpectedly at 52 years old in ...  read more

Code: 64063

WW2 Cyprus Regiment cap badge and unit photo

Rare combination of a superbly detailed Cyprus Regiment unit photo and an unusual theatre made cast brass cap badge.  read more

Code: 64054

Rhodesian Army Medical Corps anodised collar badges

Matching pair of A/A collars in great condition  read more

Code: 64050

Q/C 2nd Kings African Rifles w/m cap badge

Unusual to find a white metal example , 2 rear loop fixings  read more

Code: 64006

Rhodesian Corps of Chaplains (RhC) stable belt

Obviously the rarest of all the Rhodesian era military stable belts, colours are very slightly faded on the outside and there are a few rust spots that could be removed on some of the metal parts but is very scarce and getting on to be 40 plus years old  read more

Code: 63045