British Army - GHQ ALFSEA / SEALF / FARELF Printed Cloth Formation Designation Flash Patch Sign

Original printed formation sign, removed from uniform but in very good condition, colours bright.

During wartime it was ALFSEA (Allied Land Forces South East Asia), then worn by SEALF (HQ South East Asia Land Forces) which succeeded ALFSEA in December 1946. Changed again on 15th August 1947 to FARELF ( Far Eastern Land Forces (British Army)), but with no change to formation sig...  read more

Code: 69439

Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (RNF) Matched Pair of Other Ranks Shoulder Titles

A smaller pattern introduced via sealed pattern in 1956 and worn until 1968. Both in excellent condition.

Col D Wood No 287 refers.

K48.12  read more

Code: 65383

WW1 Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Two Part Brass Shoulder Title

Left facing bugle with three original loops and separate 'Durham' below with two original hexagonal fixings to the reverse (this a bit grubby). Brass dark toned and with signs of service wear otherwise but in reasonable overall condition.

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Code: 66770

British Army Sergeant Recruiter (Union Flags) Embroidered Cloth Arm Badge

Removed from uniform, in very good condition. Circa 1962 onwards.

H50(2)  read more

Code: 69437

British Army RSM Warrant Officer Class 1 Bullion Arm Badge

Removed from uniform but in very good condition (missing black paper backing).

H50(1)  read more

Code: 69436

Royal Air Force RAF Officer’s Cap Badge

A good full size padded example EIIR crown Has been worn but in good condition.

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Code: 69438

QE2 Royal Air Force RAF Musicians Full Dress Embroidered Busby Cap Badge and Plume

As worn on the fur busby, an embroidered RAF red and gold embroidered badge (mounted on backplate with loops and retaining cotter pin) and sky blue plume which would have been worn in a plume holder above it. In excellent condition.

Final photo for information only - showing the above as worn on the busby. Only the badge and plume are for sale here.

Please note I...  read more

Code: 69435

Korean War Period Brassard - Bugler Durham Light Infantry (DLI) / Commonwealth Division

In good worn condition, metal collar badge style bugle below a Durham LI pattern woven Yellow on Rifle Green felt cloth shoulder title and silk embroidered King's Crown 1st Commonwealth Multi-National Division formation sign. As worn in Korea 1952 - 1953. Name "Tony" in faint blue ink to reverse.

See the following URL for more about the part the Durham's played in the later p...  read more

Code: 69429

RCAF Royal Canadian Air Force Pair of Officer's Gilt Buttons, Queen Crown

Circa 25mm and 18mm in diameter, fixed shanks, maker marked DWm Scully Montreal and Gaunt London respectively. Gilt bright, slight colour variation given different makers.

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Code: 69434

6th Gurkha ( Queen Elizabeths Own ) Rifles Set of two Unmarked Silver Mufti Blazer Buttons (QEII crowns)

Each battalion of Gurkhas somewhat uniquely in the British Army had its own silversmith. These buttons were made by the regimental silver smith of the 6th Gurkha Rifles. They are flat, cast in unmarked silver and each has a silver shank. The larger of the two is circa 18.5mm in diameter and the smaller 12mm in diameter. Worn on the Regimental blazers by British Officers from 1960 - 1994. <...  read more

Code: 57255