Chaplain's Collar Badge - Bronze. Army Chaplain's Dept pre: 1919

The official department crest had not yet been unified under the royal crown. A regular chaplain commissioned during the first half of WWI would wear a pair of these simple, crownless bronze crosses on their collar lapels.

27 mms across.  read more

Code: 53852

Brass Wireless Operator Badge - Scarce

Hard to find wireless operator brass badge.

55 mms across.  read more

Code: 53851

Seaforth Highlanders Badge

47 mms H.



Gilt to the rear.  read more

Code: 53850

18th Queen Mary's Own Hussars Officer's Collar Badge 1910 - 1922

A good, unmarked, silvered badge.

35 mms high.  read more

Code: 53849

IRISH GUARDS CAP/FORAGE BADGE - STAR

A fine example, - silvered. 44 mms across.  read more

Code: 53847

MIDDLESEX REGIMENT OSD CAP BADGE

40 mms high.

A good example by J R Gaunt London  read more

Code: 53846

N.A.M. Sierra Leone Protectorate Badge. Rare

39 mms W x 37 mms H.

Colonial Native Administration Messenger.  read more

Code: 53845

South African Heavy Artillery Cap Badge

By Tiptaft. 55 ms across

In very good condition.  read more

Code: 53844

KEDAH Volunteer Force Collar Badge. MALAYA

A good, rare example.

25 x 28 mms.  read more

Code: 53843

NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE King's Crown Badge

An NFS King's Crown badge is a vintage World War II British Home Front cap or lapel insignia belonging to the National Fire Service (NFS), which was formed in 1941 by combining local and auxiliary fire brigades.

In good condition.  read more

Code: 53842