Combined Operations Tombstone Style Embroidered Cloth Arm Badge as worn by Naval personnel
Embroidered example of the yellow R.A.F. eagle, anchor and Tommy-Gun on a black tombstone shaped backing, this shape usually worn by Royal Navy personnel in Combined Operations Units. A couple of edge nips and one moth hole above the gun but, removed from uniform. Reasonable condition.
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1st Class Machine Gunner / Marksman Brass Proficiency Arm Badge
1st Class Machine Gunner / Machine Gunner Marksman Regular British Army Proficiency Badge in brass with two original lugs to the reverse. In good condition.
Edward & Langley No 56A refers.
B11.6
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U.V.F. For God And Ulster County Armagh, Official Issue Numbered Irish Lapel Badge
A scarce original bronze 'Ulster Volunteer Force lapel badge for County Armagh, the reverse stamped with official low issue number B4297 and registration number REGD 624076 (design date for 1913). Some bending from wear otherwise in very good condition and retaining its original buttonhole fitting.
Circa 2.7cm tall
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Royal Artillery ( RA ) Master Gunner and all senior Sergeants NCOs Arm / Sleeve Brass Arm Badges, matched pair
Matched facing pair as worn above the rank chevrons on each arm. In good condition with two original lugs to the reverse of each. Circa 4.8cm wide and 2.2cm tall.
Edward & Langley No 14A refers.
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New Zealand - WW1 B9 Reinforcements Detachment Brass Cap Badge
Brass two part construction badge with two original brass loops to the reverse. Circa 3.6cm tall and wide. In very good condition. Possibly worn on Cap and collar.
Depicted in Corbett on page 176.
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Victorian Padded Bullion and Velvet Rank Crown Major and above
An attractively padded gold bullion and red velvet padded rank crown. One small fault to bullion on edge of crown otherwise in excellent condition. Circa 2.7cm tall and 2.8cm wide.
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WW1 - AAS Anti Aircraft Section ( Royal Garrison Artillery ) Brass Shoulder Title
A.A.S standing for Anti - Aircraft Section of Royal Garrison Artillery ( RGA), worn by these units during the First World War. It has seen some wear and is a little bent, otherwise in good condition and scarce. Not listed in Westlake and also not to be confused with the Army Apprentice School, who wore a title with their name spelt out in full.
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Malay Command Printed Cloth Formation
Right facing, a yellow Malayan kris picked out in black on a green rectangle. Removed from uniform but in good condition.
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Medium Machine Gunner Marksman Embroidered Khaki British Army Proficiency Badge
A bit grubby but no damage or moth other than slight edge nip at 2 o'clock. Has some age to it.
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Signallers Embroidered on Khaki British Army Proficiency Arm Badge
In good bright condition with no damage or moth. Traces of glue to reverse.
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