Indian Army Royal Deccan Horse (R.D.H) shoulder title

K/C British made die cast title with rear hexagon shaped lug fixings.
The Royal Deccan Horse is one of the oldest cavalry regiments in the Indian Army.
During World War I, the regiment was deployed in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), where it participated in various battles as part of the cavalry division.
In World War II, the Royal Deccan Horse was converted into an armour...  read more

Code: 64155

WW1 B.N.R.R (Bengal & North Western Railway Vols title

Cast brass shoulder title of the Bengal & North Western Railway Volunteers Rifles (B.N.R.R) with 2 rear lug fixings
The Bengal and North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles was a military unit in British India formed as part of the Volunteer Forces, which consisted of local European and Anglo-Indian civilians organized to support the British military. These units were often raised by compan...  read more

Code: 64154

Indian Army 19th Hyderabad shoulder title

British made brass 19th HYDERABAD Regiment , nice hexagon shaped rear lug fixings.  read more

Code: 64151

WW1 53rd SIKHS (Frontier Force) brass shoulder title

High quality brass title with rear pugri pin fixing , worn circa 1903-22  read more

Code: 64152

C.N.REGT (Chota Nagpur Regiment) shoulder title

Cast brass Chota Nagpur Regt shoulder title worn circa 1917-47.
The Chota Nagpur Regiment actively participated in WWII, contributing to the Allied war effort.
Many soldiers served in different theaters of war, including Southeast Asia and Africa, where they fought against Japanese and Axis forces.  read more

Code: 64153

WW1 Medal trio as worn by Royal Navy sailors

Period made full size medal ribbons as mounted to R.N service tunics, removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 64150

WW2 THE WELCH REGIMENT cloth shoulder title

Really nice example removed from uniform with just the right amount of service wear.  read more

Code: 64149

British 101st Coastal Brigade, Royal Artillery formation sign

Printed example removed from uniform.

The 101st Coast Brigade, Royal Artillery, was a Territorial Army (TA) unit established on 1 January 1947, with its headquarters located in Dover, Eastern Command. The brigade was responsible for coastal defense in the post-World War II period and comprised several coast regiments:
• 410 Coast Regiment
• 411 Coast Regiment
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Code: 64144

British 101st Coastal Brigade, Royal Artillery formation sign

Printed badge removed from uniform.

The 101st Coast Brigade, Royal Artillery, was a Territorial Army (TA) unit established on 1 January 1947, with its headquarters located in Dover, Eastern Command. The brigade was responsible for coastal defense in the post-World War II period and comprised several coast regiments:
• 410 Coast Regiment
• 411 Coast Regiment
...  read more

Code: 64145

Indian Army 19th Lancers (Fanes Horse) shoulder title

White metal shoulder title worn circa 1903-22 nicely maker marked GAUNT LONDON.
The 19th Lancers is one of the storied regiments of the Indian Army.
During the period from 1903 to 1922, the regiment saw many changes.
The 19th Lancers was formed as part of the reforms carried out by Lord Kitchener, the Commander-in-Chief of India (1899–1909).
• It was established by...  read more

Code: 64146