Royal Life Saving Society Enamel Badge

Brass and enamel pin badge, in good condition with no damage to enamel. 23mm in diameter.  read more

Code: 52822

Womens League Of Health And Beauty Badge

White metal plated badge, circa 3.2cm in diameter some rubbing to the high points. Pin and clasp original and functional.  read more

Code: 52821

Singapore Volunteer Corps ( SVC ) Brass Shoulder Title

Circa 3.8cm wide and 1.6cm tall with both original lugs. Slight upward bend to the bottom section of the S. Could be straightened easily, but I will leave that to you. Worn post 1901.

Renfrew, Renfrew and Cranston No 746 refers.  read more

Code: 52815

St John Ambulance Brigade enamel pin badge

In good condition, pin and clasp.  read more

Code: 52803

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Cap Badge with lugs

Chrome and black enamel. In good condition with no damage to enamel. Lugs slightly twisted.  read more

Code: 52801

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge, Chrome and Enamel

Chrome and enamel with pin back.  read more

Code: 52800

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge (white metal)

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge, white metal with pin and clasp to back.  read more

Code: 52802

QUEENS MEDITERRANEAN MEDAL to Sergt DUNBAR, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

Correctly impressed to "3112 SERJT: T. DUNBAR. L.N. LANC: REGt" NEF condition, but on the reverse just above the ships masts there are two very small light scratches.

This a 3rd Militia Battalion award. The 3rd Battalion was embodied in January 1900 and served in the Mediterranean as garrison troops.
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Code: 52791

WW1 The Royal Highlanders ( Black Watch ) White Metal Cap Badge - Gaunt Tablet

Good strong stiff badge with maker's tablet "JR Gaunt London". Two original lugs to reverse. Slight wear to lugs otherwise an excellent badge with sharp detail. Circa 7cm tall.  read more

Code: 52783

Royal Munster Fusiliers OR's Bi-metal cap badge circa 1898-1922

A good scarce die-stamped bi-metal example on slider, with two expansion holes behind the slider.

Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by King George V on 12th June at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922.
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Code: 52761