Bullion No 1 / Mess Dress Royal Tank Corps ( RTC ) Arm Badge

Removed from uniform, an early issue, but has seen better days with damage to bullion edge on front diagonal of tank. Originally, of some quality.

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Code: 61775

WW2 Printed War Service Chevron - 4 Years

Removed from uniform, in very good condition and colours bright.

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Code: 59720

British Army Signallers Embroidered Khaki Cloth Proficiency Trade Arm Badge - Flags Crossed

As worn by Telegraphist RE and Qualified Signalers. Some glue spots to the reverse otherwise in very good condition.

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Code: 57700

Embroidered Cloth Proficiency Diamond Efficiency Badge as worn by Volunteer Rifle Corps / Volunteer Battalions, 1879 - 1909

Introduced in 1879 and withdrawn from wear in 1909 (I can confirm this for definite as I have a sealed pattern of this item in my own collection and it has been annotated as such). Worn on the lower right sleeve just above the Austrian knot. It was awarded to volunteers "returned as efficient in rifle drill and practice in the last annual return of their Corps". The white diamond on scarlet was...  read more

Code: 58333

Set of six matched British Army Officers Gilt and Enamel Rank Epualetter Badges / Pips / Bath Stars

A matched set of six, each circa 3cm across. In very good condition. Tria Juncta in Uno.

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Code: 62908

12th Lancers Armoured Car crewman / 1st Class Tradesmans Armoured Car Bullion Arm Badge

A Rolls Royce Armoured Car in good bullion on a black backing, circa 7.5cm wide and 4.5cm tall. In good condition and removed from uniform. Has some slight edge wear / light moth grazing to left edge.

Worn by all ranks of the 12th Lancers up to WOII, and later by 9th/12th Lancers.

See Edwards & Langley, pp.75-76.

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Code: 55419

WW2 Red Embroidered Wound Stripe on Khaki Panel - Authorised for wear by serving WW2 Army Personnel wounded in WW1 and other prior conflicts

In unissued condition with no moth or damage, a rare WW2 cloth item relating to service in earlier conflicts. The size of the stripe matches the WW1 wound stripes at circa 2 inches in length.

Mentioned but not illustrated in Badges on Battledress by Jon Mills on page 298. Only one could be worn irrespective of the number of wound stripes that the individual may have been enti...  read more

Code: 61973

British Army Proficiency Arm Badge - Crossed Swords Gymnastic Instructor / Assistant Physical Training Instructor

Nicely shaped brass, crossed swords with green felt backing cloth and four original loops to the reverse with retaining cotter pins. Superior quality and in very good condition.

Edward & langley No 9C refers

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Code: 62730

QEII Issue Airborne Forces Gold Bullion Hat Badge for Brigadiers and Full Colonels

On maroon airborne colours felt backing. Circa 4.7cm tall and in very good condition. Removed from beret / hat.

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Code: 58405

Embroidered Crown and Rank Pips Maroon Background - Airborne Forces

Padded cloth officer's King's crown and two pips, the pips of slightly differing sizes, maroon airborne colour backing cloth to all, one pip circa 3cm by 2.7cm and the smaller one, 2.3cm by 2.5cm. Removed from uniform, in good condition. Crown is 3.4cm tall and 3.4cm wide.

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Code: 58503