Royal Navy Bugler's Armbadge.

Machine-embroidered in red on navy-blue. Excellent condition.  read more

Code: 50885

Army Bandmaster / Bandsman's No 1 Dress Armbadge.

Gold-wire bullion hand-embroidered No 1 dress arm-badge on scarlet backing. Queen's crown. Overall height 68mm. Excellent unworn condition....  read more

Code: 50884

Army Bagpiper's Armbadge.

Old piper's armbadge hand-embroidered in silver-wire on black. Excellent condition.  read more

Code: 50881

Royal Military School of Music Shoulder-flash / TRF.

Machine-embroidered in gold thread on dark blue with merrowed edge.  read more

Code: 50880

Pair of DPM Epaulette Rank-slides for Drum-major, Staff Corporal, etc.

Machine-embroidered slides with four inverted chevrons & Queen's crown on DPM camouflage material.  read more

Code: 50878

Royal Artillery Master Gunner 1st Class Rank-slide (Queen's crown).

Machine-embroidered off-white on current multi-terrain camouflage material. Two available but priced singly..  read more

Code: 50877

"Women's Royal Army Corps" (WRAC) Machine-embroidered Shoulder-title.

Single machine-embroidered title in white on orange-brown.
The WRAC was formed in 1949 but was disbanded in 1992 when all personnel were transferred to the corps with which they were serving.  read more

Code: 50875

"Women's Royal Naval Reserve" Machine-embroidered Shoulder-title.

Machine embroidered royal-blue on navy-blue single cloth shoulder title..  read more

Code: 50873

COPY : Third Reich Fantasy 3 Reichsmark Brass Token for use in the Soldartenheim, St.Brelades in Jersey.

35mm square uniface brass 3 Reichsmark token purportedly for use in the Wehrmacht / Luftwaffe Soldatenheim (Soldiers Home) in St. Brelades during the occupation of Jersey. These fantasy pieces appeared in varying forms in the early 60s/70s and are thought to have originated in the USA.  read more

Code: 50871

Light Infantry Brigade matched pair of Other-ranks Collar badges.

Matched right & left bugle collar badges of the larger size as worn by the LI Brigade from 1958 to 1968 before the adoption of the smaller bugles worn by The Light Infantry Regiment. The badges each have a single lug and split-pin fixing complete with back-plates.  read more

Code: 50866