WW2 U.S 5th Army sleeve patch, removed from uniform.

Good early cut edged patch , removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 64450

WW2 U.S 12th Army Group sleeve patch

Early cut edge example in mint condition.
The U.S. 12th Army Group was the largest and most powerful American formation ever fielded in combat, playing a crucial role in the Allied victory in Europe during World War II.

Formed: August 1, 1944
Disbanded: July 12, 1945
Commander: General Omar N. Bradley
Theater: Western Europe (European Theater of Op...  read more

Code: 64451

Welsh Guards officers full dress bullion collar badges.

Matching pair of silver bullion Welsh Guards Officers Full Dress Collar Badges in mint Unissued condition.  read more

Code: 64452

WW1/2 South Staffordshire Regiment other ranks cap badge.

Bi-metal cap badge with rear slider.

First World War (1914–1918)
• The regiment raised multiple battalions for service.
Served on the Western Front, Gallipoli, and Mesopotamia.
Fought in major battles including the Somme, Ypres, and Passchendaele.
Suffered heavy casualties and earned numerous battle honours.

Second World War (1939–1945...  read more

Code: 64453

Welsh Guards Officers Full Dress Collar Badges

Matching pair of silver bullion Welsh Guards Officers Full Dress Collar Badges in mint Unissued condition  read more

Code: 59947

WW2 British Armoured Regiments majors yellow rank crowns.

Matching pair of kings crown majors rank badges. Mounted on yellow backing as worn by Armoured Regiments, removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 64439

WW2 Yellow Armoured Regt majors rank crowns

Matching pair of full size majors rank crowns with yellow backing, removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 64440

WW2 Yellow backed Armoured rank crowns for Captain.

Full set of 6 yellow backed rank crowns , removed from uniform in great condition.  read more

Code: 64441

Post 1881 West Surrey Regiment helmet centre dug up in Malta.

West Surrey Helmet plate centre that I acquired 30 plus years ago in Malta, (time for someone else to enjoy it ) .
It had been excavated around Valletta , obviously the dry dusty soil preserved it well.
The 1st Battalion were stationed in Malta from 1891 until about 1902.
Badge still retains 2 of the original 4 rear wire loop fixings.  read more

Code: 64438

WW1 Canadian Medical Corps gilded brass button

Pre 1919 Canadian Medical Corps large 26mm button in mint condition  read more

Code: 64429