Royal Australian Regiment, (RAR) Vietnam era hat/cap badge

Q/C 1960-70s era gilded brass ‘skippy’ cap badge in mint condition.  read more

Code: 64412

WW2 Home Guard printed number 21 formation sign.

Mint condition home guard printed number 21 designation number. Removed from uniform in mint condition.  read more

Code: 64413

WW2 1st Armoured Division, 1944 Italian Pattern formation sign.

Rare Curly tailed charging rhino formation sign, Italian made during the 1943-44 campaign.  read more

Code: 64409

1st Angus Cadet Battalion, 2nd pattern formation sign.

large wool embroidered formation sign in mint condition , rare badge.  read more

Code: 64408

WW1 Canadian Army Service Corps sweetheart.

Gilded brass and coloured enamel sweetheart.  read more

Code: 64404

WW1 52nd Lowland Division formation sign.

Great example , removed from uniform.

The 52nd (Lowland) Division was a British Army infantry division that played a significant role in World War I. It was a territorial force division, meaning it was originally composed of part-time soldiers from Scotland’s Lowland Brigade. Here’s an overview of its history and contributions during the war:

Formation and Early H...  read more

Code: 64405

WW2 Edinburgh Home Guard rocket battery formation sign.

Rare printed cloth EHG 101 formation sign, removed from uniform in great condition.  read more

Code: 64406

BCOF Base; British Commonwealth Occupation Forces Base , Japan formation sign.

Rare BCOF Base theatre made bullion formation sign. Locally made coloured bullion tread on blue wool stiffened backing. Removed from uniform only example i have ever owned.  read more

Code: 64407

WW2 Royal Artillery tropical & desert issue shoulder slides.

Unusual to see a matching pair of other ranks sliders , mint unissued condition.  read more

Code: 64403

WW1 CEF 143rd Infantry Battalion, ‘B.C Bantams’ cap badge.

Lovely looking badge with just the right age patina.

The 143rd Battalion (British Columbia Bantams), CEF was a unit in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during World War I. It was one of the Bantam Battalions, meaning it was composed of men who were below the standard height requirement for military service (typically under 5 feet 4 inches). The battalion was raised in Briti...  read more

Code: 64402