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Grouping of British Military badges, Police badges and various sundry items. Lot includes Christian Chaplain cap badge, Royal Army Pay Corps O.S.D, Home Guard shoulder title and a Royal Army Veterinary Corps Officers silver & gilt cap badge.

WW2 German Army / Heer infantry assault badge in silver by Sohni & Heubach. Zinc construction with soldered on set up. Maker marked on the reverse “ShuCo41” Worn condition with repaired catch.

WW2 Polish 3rd Carpathian Division (Monte Casino) Breast Badge accompanied with a Polish Army badge which has 2 small holes at the lower part of the item. 2 items

British 37 War Office Recruiting Area Lapel Badge, accompanied by Junior Training Corps lapel badge, Officers Training Corps badge, 3x variations of Royal Army Reserve lapels and two variations of Imperial Service badges. (8 items)

Quantity of British Army cloth Shoulder Titles, lot includes examples of the Royal Armoured Corps. Royal Army Chaplains Dept, Army Legal Services & a WW2 slip on shoulder badge to the South Staffordshire Regiment. 50 items

EIIR Royal Army Chaplains Department Cap Badge, fine silver gilt and enamel example with lug fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by other cap badges, shoulder titles and lapel badges etc. Various periods.

**Collection of Four Italian World War II Military Badges** This collection features four distinct Italian military badges from World War II, meticulously crafted and historically significant. Included are: 1. A gold-coloured infantry officer shoulder board, symbolising the rank and affiliation with the Italian Army. 2. A silver-coloured hat badge of the 51st Infantry Regiment (Africa Colonies), notable for its circular centre bordered by a twisted rope design, central "51" numerals, crossed rifles, and a crown atop, measuring approximately 7.5 cm in height and 3.5 cm in width. 3. A black badge with a prominent red cross, representing the Italian WWII CCNN (Blackshirts) 7th Medical Unit. 4. A headdress badge of the Italian Milizia Volontaria Sicurezza Nazionale (MVSN), also known as the Blackshirts, featuring the bold number "102" within a circular element, approximately 8.5 cm in length and 3 cm in diameter. These badges range in size from approximately 7 cm to 13 cm in height and 4 cm to 7 cm in width, all displayed on a grid, providing scale and authenticity.

General assault badge - one of sixty badges from the son of Ehud Brenneise, U.S Army Battle of the Bulge

Mixed lot of militaria to include WW2 The Royal Scots original Glen Garry side cap, plastic cap badges of the British Army on information cards, various medals to include Scottish Caledonian Challenge shield rifle association medallions, Black Watch badge, The Wiltshire Regiment badge etc

WWII Fascist Italian Army Vehicle Badge on Display Plinth.

-WWII British Eighth Army Cloth Insignia and Medal Bars, Anti-Aircraft Command cloth insignia, British Army cap badges, On War Service badge, WWI Victory Medal awarded to J. Marley North D Fus and other miscellaneous items

WWII British & Polish Medals, in picture frame including Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939 - 1945 and Army Medal for War 1939 - 1945, plus Polish Army cap badge, Polish 2nd Corps insignia, religious charms and Jerusalem Pilgrim Cross.the recipient of the medals is unknown

British Army Grenadier Guards Cloth Insignia, identification tags for 24441 W Jefferey Grenadier Guards COE, Grenadier Guards Association badge and other miscellaneous items.

WWI Duo of British Medals, comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to S4 - 184971 CPL H Scorah ASC, plus Army Service Corps cap badge, all in picture frame

Vintage clothing and accessories to include 2 blazers, one with a 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards blazer cloth badge, a mid 20th Century brown mink stole, military belts, a black 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards cap and cap badge, vintage ties and a USSR Russian army Ushanka hat. Location:

A small mixed group of original WW2 German insignia, comprising Luftwaffe breast eagle (very worn); Wehrmacht Trademaster and Signalman patches, Naval chevron, Waffenfrock cuff patch;sold together with a larger quantity of reproduction German-style cloth insignia, comprising eight pairs of collar tabs: SS-Gruppenführer, SS-Standartenführer, SS-Reichsführer, Luftwaffe Leutnant; Luftwaffe Hermann Goering Oberst and three other Luftwaffe pairs; together with a pair of Army Major's shoulder boards; five assorted cloth cap tallies including Graf Spree, a Forestry visor cap wreath, Army NCO collar tabs, Coastal Artillery patch; wound badge (gold); Parachutist badge; Destroyer badge, etc and two books on military collectables (group)

An interesting Second World War group relating to Captain Keith Livesey (1920-1988), Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers [86060], who was successfully evacuated from Dunkirk before going to the Middle East and later taking part in the Italian Campaign. The lot comprises:Second World War Medal group of five comprising Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, 1939-45 Star, British War Medal and Defence Medal, with original packets, ribbons and sold together with O.H.M.S box of issue with certificate and ribbon barSecond World War Service Dress cap with REME badge, retailed by Lingard’s of PrestonGeorge VI British Army Officer’s dress sword in field service scabbard, in good condition with original leather sword knot, blade marked ‘Made in England’ but no visible makerWar Office Map of Lille-Ghent, dated 1938, as used by Capt. Livesey to plan his retreat to the beaches of Dunkirk with annotations and route markings in black ink, further inscribed in pencil to the top stating withdrawal began on Sunday 26th before arriving to the beach on the 30th, spending an entire day there and finally embarking at around 7am on Friday 31st, the map marked ‘NOT TO BE PUBLISHED’, 1 inch to 3.945 miles, together with other military wartime maps of Greece, Italy and the Balkans, Korinthos, Rimini and two cut-down sheets of Europe pasted together, with some pencil annotationsBadges, rank and other cloth insignia comprising from his various regiments: two RAOC cap badges and one service dress collar badge, 46th Infantry Division Formation sign, a pair of Lancastrian Brigade cloth formation badges, a pair of 42nd (East Lancashire) Infantry Division Formation signs, East Lancashire cap badge and Officer’s Service Dress collar badge, enamel RAOC badge, Territorial Army badge numbered 129899, Warwickshire Yeomanry OR’s cap badge, REME Officer’s cap badge, assorted rank pips and some loose buttons, pair of Wrekin OTC shoulder titlesTwo shoulder epaulettes with rank pips, two dog tags, button stick and maroon lanyard, a school shield and two other badges, one enamel, both with a helmet (possibly College or Military Training related)Useful paperwork including full service records including locations, black and photographs including portraits and regimental group shots, soldier particulars, blank East Lancs Reg’t headed notepaper, notification of commission to ‘B’ Company, East Lancs (March 1939) with instructions and re-distribution orders and post-war Reservists and T.A. literature, various letters to Capt. Livesey, including several from close friend Third Radio Operator Brian Rostron Marsden, including his final letter written mere weeks before he died on 1st May 1943 in an attack on his convoy ship, the S.S. Erinpura (killing over 800 people)Booklets comprising 1944 Report on the Italian Campaign, First Campaign in Libya 1940-1941, Conquest of North Africa, East Lancs WW1 Commemoration Service programme, 8th Army Service of Thanksgiving programme (January 1945), BEF Identity Card, post-war Ration Book, REME magazine from Jan-March 1944 and Officer’s Release Book etc Captain Livesey’s service history includes:Pre-war training - 1933-1936 – Wrekin College Wellington Cadet General Training OTC March – September 1939 – 4/5Th Battalion East Lancashire Regiment Second World War - September 1939 – June 1941 - 2nd Lt and Lt with the 4th Battalion East Lancashire Regiment (with the British Expeditionary Force from 25th April 1940 to 30th May 1940) October 1941 – December 1942 – Attached to Warwickshire Yeomanry as Captain (henceforth with Middle East Expeditionary Force) February 1943 – November 1943 – Attached to HQ 35 Corps working with the Deputy Director of Mechanical Engineering’s office November 1943 – June 1944 – Attached to 3 Corps, again in the D.D.M.E’s office June 1944 – June 1945 – HQ RME 46 Division working as Adjutant (henceforth Central Mediterranean Expedition Force) June 1945 – July 1945 – 5 C Tps Workshop as Regimental Officer July 1945 – October 1945 – HQ 36. B.L.U working R.E.M.E Branch Liaison Duty Foreign service includes: 25th April 1940 – 30th May 1940 – France and Belgium February 1942-43 – Egypt and Palestine February 1943- November 1944 – Cyprus June 1944 – February 1945 – Italy February 1945 – April 1945 – Greece May 1945 – July 1945 - Austria Provenance: Family descent.

A Victorian sword belt, buckle and insignia grouping, 62nd Regiment of Foot (Wiltshire) interestcomprising a 62nd Regiment waist belt buckle, circa 1875-1880, marked 'J&Co', two-part construction, 90mm wide overall; an Infantry Officer's sword belt, a pair cuttings of sleeves from red uniform tunic; a ceremonial red and gold parade sash; and a group of Wiltshire Regiment badges, comprising an Officer's forage cap badge, circa 1884-97, in scarce die-stamped rich gilt with a large, central raised disc, mounted with the coronet and cypher of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh in silver, loops to reverse (missing one tip of a letter on the monogram); three pre-1908 cap badges, two with loops and one with slider; four brass 62nd Regt uniform buttons by C. Pitt & Co, 25mm; three Wiltshire Regiment uniform brass buttons, 25mm and 18mm; seven British Army Officer's brass and enamel rank pips; a white metal and gilt Wiltshire Regiment collar badge; together with a monogrammed white metal cufflink, enamelled Boy's Brigade badge, crown and a star, with leather pouch and small section of spare fabric trim; and a later miniature compass (group)Owned by Captain Charles Edward Lane Clarke. Born on 6th October 1853 in Rathdrum, County Wicklow. His first appointment was Lieutenant with the 62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment in September 1875 and Captain from 1882. Overseas service includes the East Indies from 4th Jan 1876 - 15th April 1879. Staff service includes the Army Pay Department 1884-1888 and the Ordnance Store Department 1889-1891.Provenance: Direct family descent.

An album of sixty-seven British Military cap badges, Infantry and Trade Corps, including Dorset Regiment, 7th Robin Hood's (Sherwood Foresters) Battalion, Irish Guards, Scots Guards, Highland Light Infantry, KSLI, a Victorian 2nd Battalion Duke of Wellington badge, Glider Pilot Regiment, Army Air Corps, Royal Flying Corps, SAS, RAF, Royal Marines, Women's Royal Army Corps, Intelligence Corps, Royal Military Police, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Corps of Signals, Army Veterinary Corps, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, Royal Army Service Corps, British Army Artificers Trade Qualification badge, Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, sold together with a H.Pooley & Son Ltd L.M.S.R railway weighing machine plate and a British Army white shoulder lanyard and eighteen assorted military buttons (87)

A collection of over 100 British military cap badges, a few Victorian but mainly WW1/WW2 and later, including 28th County of London Btn (Artist's Rifles), scarce Cheshire Regiment 1st Volunteers Battalion (no reverse fittings), RFC, City of London Volunteer Corps, South Lancashire Volunteers (slider broken), Somme souvenir sweetheart brooch, South Irish Horse, Army Pay Corps, Bedfordshire, Cheshire, Royal Dragoons, Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry 52nd Light Infantry, Parachute Regiment, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers Glengarry badge, Shropshire Yeomanry, KSLI, Perthshire 90th Light Infantry, King's Own Malta Regiment, South Wales Borders and many others, with a small amount of cloth insignia, a few titles and buttons, one fantasy 'England Awake' badge and seven reference books of military badges and uniform (group)

A Second World War British Army MK3 'Turtle' helmet with liner and external net, no visible markings; together with a First World War British MKI Brodie helmet (rimmed shell), circa 1916, indistinctly stamped to rim, possibly 'V' for W & E Viener Ltd of Sheffield, batch number 333, with liner, seemingly unworn and with the original tighten cord label and at least 90% of the felt covering, liner size 6 7/8, painted (possibly later) to the exterior with white and blue horizontal striped formation badge, possibly for 12th Australian Infantry Battalion (3rd Brigade), with a leather chinstrap fixed by split pin rivets to the bales (2)Condition:The WW1 helmet has the red patent stamp (see additional photo)The WW2 helmet has no visible markings under the liner

A Second World War nursing group relating to Miss Margaret Pittman, M.B.E. The lot comprising:A Territorial Army Nursing service medal cape badge and M.B.E (Civil) medal, framed as one with ribbons; and a National Service Medal with accompanying miniature framed; all medals with their original boxes.A silver cigarette box with presentation inscription 'M. Pittman Matron Parkwood J.W.O. Convalescent Home presented by the staff 1946', hallmarked for Birmingham 1908, 13.5cm wide, and a pair of REME cufflinksA letter sent on behalf of the Prime Minister advising Miss Pittman of her name being submitted for Member of the Order of the British Empire (Civil Division), dated 3rd September 1945 on Whitehall headed paper.A certificate for the award, a letter from Buckingham Palace about the bestowal, a small leaflet with instructions for how to wear the medal, War Organisation of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. Jerusalem War Service certificate, a greetings card with pre-printed message from Mary of Teck. Group of newspaper cuttings relating to Miss Pittman.A board presented to Miss Pittman on the closing of Parkwood as a Joint War Organisation Home in March 1946, decorated in watercolour and ink around the borders with various Red Cross / St. John's emblems and interior scenes of the home, listed with various names, presumably staff, artist signed by Gordon Kirk, 38cm x 24cmSold together with a black and white photograph together with a framed enlistment notice for a Mr P.J. James, Essex. (group)Provenance: Margaret Pittman (17th November 1888 - 30th December 1955) began her training as a nurse at the General Hospital, Croydon and there became a theatre sister, and afterwards the Royal Waterloo Hospital. Her last post was matron of the Parkwood Convalescent Hospital in Swanley which, during the Second World War, was taken over by the British Red Cross Society. It was there that she received her decoration for her valuable war service.

A Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers stable belt together with an assortment of cloth formation signs, including three War Office Controlled Units, British Forces Cyprus District formation, British HQ Land Forces Hong Kong, Armoured Division, 5th Infantry Division, 8th Army Flash, Cyrenaica District, Tripolitania District x 4, Gibraltar Garrison, Northern Command Northumbrian District, Guards Armoured Division x 3, other cloth regimental insignia; a Royal Tank Regiment arm badge and Royal Regiment of Scotland badge backing, pair of rank stripes, and a group of badges; a silver ARP badge and approximately 68 British metal cap and collar badges, with some titles, including REME, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 15/19th Hussars, WW2 King's Royal Rifle Corps plastic economy, RAF, George V Corps of Military Accountants, with lugs, 1st Royal Dragoons, George VI Military Police, 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays), 11th Hussars, 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, Army Apprentice School, Parachute Regiment and many others

An interesting group of militaria, including a collection of scarce British and British Indian Army badges, buttons, and titles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, mounted on three partly filled shield-shaped boards.Indian Army head-dress badges, pagri badges, and uniform buttons including '4th Infantry Hyderabad Contingent Infantry' (buttons x 3, cap badge, shoulder title, collar badge and a pouch belt plate with VR monogram); an unidentified caparisoned elephant badge, titles - 97th Deccan, 94th Russells badge and button, and 95th Russells, 96th Berar badge and button, 97th Deccan Infantry small badge, 98th button, etc British badges comprising: Victorian Royal Highlanders Black Watch, Royal Leicestershire with Hindoostan title, a further larger tiger badge, possibly from a Leicestershire Regiment pouch, Royal Irish Constabulary, King's Own Scottish Borderer's, Suffolk Yeomanry (Duke of York's Own Loyal Suffolk Hussars), Royal Munster Fusiliers, Royal Artillery, Yorkshire Regiment, a shako badge with royal motto, sold together with a Gallipoli Star, and other titles, including Dover College Officer's Training School, Middlesex, Royal Dublin Fusiliers; and buttons including Royal Engineers Volunteers, Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's), Royal Naval Reserve etc etcA small quantity of loose badges including a 97th Deccan Infantry menu holder, together with a small group of banknotes A black and white regimental group portrait, framed, 31cm x 26cm overallProvenance: Lieutenant-Colonel W.C Kirkwood, 97th Deccan Infantry (late 4th Infantry Hyderabad Contingent)

WW1 medals victory and defence presented to WKR.M.E MANLEY.Q.M.A.A.C & a Queen Mary Womens army auxiliary corps cap badge. Postage category a

Medals, including Aug-Nov 1914 Star to 2 Lieut M N Schiff, Honorable Artillery Company, Victory Medal to Lieut M N Schiff, USA WWI Victory Medal with three Army clasps, miniature medals, a start badge with ribbon and coronet suspension, a metal seal, with initials for C B Schiff and motto Semper Eadem, two white metal ashtrays engraved C B SChiff ger Shield 1906.

A Third Reich era army Afrika Corps tropical helmet, complete with metal eagle shield and state colours badge, leather china strap also in place, a good honest example

A German Army Marksmanship lanyard badge (NB no lanyard)

Large collection of military metal and cloth badges. 1st S.A.S Shoulder Title, R.A.F. Pilots Wings, Parachute jump instructors title, Parachute Regiment Wings title, Army Air Corps Wings, Queens Own Yeomanry cap badge, etc.

A British army Queens Crown brass helmet plate badge to The Royal Scots Regiment with lug fixings to verso.

A small collection of British military issued cloth badges to include Royal Army ordnance Corps together with a hallmarked sterling silver A.R.P. collar badge.

British army uniform, a green doublet jacket with Uniform Clothing & Equipment Ltd of London label [SGT THORNTON 24441823] (Jacket Man's No1 Dress Scottish Pttn Archer's Green Or's) having Kings Own Scottish Borderers buttons and collar badge and having triple chevron rank insignia for the rank of sergeant.

British army uniform, a khaki green jacket with Firmin & Sons of London Kings Own Scottish Borderers brass buttons, gilt metal collar badge, epaulettes with KOSB titles, also with a pair of tartan trousers and 'hairy' khaki trousers.

WW2 British Airborne Forces maroon beret having black cloth lining, the interior white stencilled [7 KANGOL WEAR LIMITED broad arrow 1943], having Royal Army Medical Corps badge. No war stamp 

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket having medal ribbons for Territorial efficiency medal and Boer War Queens South Africa medal, brass shoulder titles 'T 7 Royal Scots' of the 7th territorial Battalion Royal Scots, triple chevron rank insignia for the rank of sergeant, and bullion wire crossed Union Jack flags badge to the sleeve.

British army uniform, a khaki green jacket by Jardine and Sons of Edinburgh, having interior pocket label [R W MINCHIN 25/7/66], medal ribbon for general service medal, Kings Own Scottish Borderers buttons and collar badges, epaulette rank insignia for the rank of Major, and lower sleeve cloth parachute badge, together with a pair or tartan trews and a black tunic and pair of tartan trews.

British army uniform, a WWII khaki green jacket with Anderson and Sons Ltd label [J B HALL SEPT 1939], having Anderson of Edinburgh Royal Engineers brass buttons, ubique collar badge, epaulette rank pips for the rank of captain, with brown leather Sam Browne shoulder belt and a pair of trousers.  Underarm to underarm approximately 19 inches

Medal of 450 Private Matthew Gatherer of the 25th Regiment of Foot (Kings Own Scottish Borderers) comprising Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal (badge of Hanover variety) [No450 PRIVATE MAT GATHERER HM 25 REGT DEC 1850].

Medal of Sergeant W Lee of the Royal Artillery comprising Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal (badge of Hanover variety) [W LEE SERJT ROYAL ARTILLERY].

Family medal group to three recipients (father and two sons) to include the medals of Second Lieutenant Norman Sawers Scott of the King's Own Scottish Borderers who was killed in action KIA 23rd April 1915 comprising WWI war medal and victory medal [2 LIEUT N S SCOTT] and 1914-15 star [2 LIEUT N S SCOTT K O SCO BORD], death plaque [NORMAN SAWERS SCOTT], memorial scroll, and a miniature coloured portrait, medals of Second Lieutenant Ian Archibald Sawers Scott of the King's Own Scottish Borderers who was killed in action KIA 1st July 1916 (first day of the battle of the Somme) comprising WWI war medal and victory medal [2 LIEUT I A S SCOTT], death plaque [IAN ARCHIBALD SAWERS SCOTT], memorial scroll and portrait miniature, and medals of Captain William Edward Sawers Scott of the Royal Army Medical Corps comprising WWI war medal and victory medal [CAPT W E SAWERS SCOTT], and a British Red Cross Society medal of war service. Also a silver KOSB glengarry cap badge by Jennens & CO Birmingham 1911, and two RAMC cap badges, all of this beautifully present in a leather clad wall display frame bearing the recipient's initials and dates 1914-1918. Provenance: Noonans Mayfair lot 386 15th March 2023.

Possible family medal group including the medals of M2-105694 Private D C Bruce of the Army Service Corps comprising WWI war medal, victory medal and 1914-15 star [M2-105694 PTE D C BRUCE ASC] and medals of 6208 Private W Bruce of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders comprising WWI war medal and victory medal [6208 PTE W BRUCE A&SH], also an enamel Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders badge etc.

Medals of 3701 Colour Sergeant J Grigor of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers comprising Edward VII Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal [3701 C SJT J GRIGOR KOSB], a Royal Humane Society bronze medal [SERGT DRUMMER J GRIGOR K O S BORDERERS 15TH AUGUST 1892], a temperance medal Award of Merit [SERGT J GRIGOR 1ST KO SCOTTISH BORD 1898], and Army Temperance Association medal, five others and a drummers bullion wire cloth badge.

Medal of 1094 Sergeant G Sealey of the Coldstream Guards comprising Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal (badge of Hanover variety) [1094 SERGT G SEALEY COLDM GDS].

British army uniform, a WWII khaki green jacket with Bright & McIvor of Calcutta label [CAPT HALL 21-6-45], having Royal Engineers cloth shoulder titles, needlework pips for the rank of Captain, six chevron lower sleeve badge and medal ribbons, also a pair of matching trousers with similar label.

Medal of 3222 Colour Sergeant Instructor J Beveridge of the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders comprising Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal (badge of Hanover variety) [NO3222 CR SGT INSTR J BEVERIDGE 2ND SEA HIGHRS].

WWI era British Army peaked visor cap with British coat of arms badge, the hat interior stamped with War Department arrow and 'WD' and dated 1912, and another peaked cap with South Wales Borderers cap badge. (2) The SWB badge is hallmarked.

Khaki green peaked cap with Royal Naval Division Drake cap badge having 'Drake Auxilio Divino' motto, also another by Moss Bros with Royal Army Service Corps cap badge. (2)

Possible family medal group to include the medals of 2093 Private J Livingston of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders comprising WWI war medal, victory medal and 1914-15 star [2093 PTE J LIVINGSTON A&S HIGHRS], and medals of 64505 Acting Corporal A Livingston of the Royal Army Medical Corps] comprising WWI war medal and victory medal [64505 A CPL A LIVINGSTON RAMC] and a gilt metal and enamel British Legion badge [542087] by Birmingham Medal Co Ltd boxed. (6)

Medals of William Reid of the Army Service Corps comprising WWII war medal, defence medal, 1939-1045 star, France and Germany star and Africa star with 8th ARMY clasp, the five medals mounted together on dress bar, also two photographs and a RASC cap badge.

Medals of Captain Alexander Cruickshank of the Royal Army Pay Corps comprising King George VI general service medal with PALESTINE 1945-48 clasp [CAPT A CRUICKSHANK RAPC], WWII war medal and defence medal, the three medals mounted together on dress bar, also a George V Services Rendered war badge [B223506].

Medals of SE-2960 Second Lieutenant F A Beckett of the Army Veterinary Corps comprising WWI war medal, victory medal [2 LIEUT F A BECKETT] and 1914-15 star [SE-2960 PTE F A BECKETT AVC] and a Border Rifle Volunteers cap badge. (4)

Royal Air Force RAF insignia to include sweetheart brooches, etc. Royal Flying Corps buttons and cap badges, Queens Mary Army Artillery Corps badge, white metal Parachute Regiment cap badge, SAS badge, Air Training Corps buttons etc. also a white metal ID bracelet [REV A E LAURIE CHAPLAIN TO THE FORCES IV DIVISION], etc.

British army uniform, a red tunic jacket with Robert Gibb of Kirkcaldy label, having Royal Highlanders Black Watch buttons, Fifeshire collar badges, bullion wire knot epaulettes, brown leather shoulder belt with Fifeshire Volunteer Rifles badge having lions head boss and whistle with pouch, brown leather waist belt with Fifeshire Volunteer Rifles buckle, also a pair of trousers and a black tunic with red stripe trousers. Provenance: reputed to be the uniform of Captain James McConnochie. We cannot guarantee age 

British army uniform, a khaki green jacket by William Anderson of Edinburgh, the label penned [COL CHARLES HOPE 81047 SEPT 1917], having medal ribbons for Afghanistan medal, WWI 1914  Mons star, etc., Scottish regimental buttons, epaulette crown and thistle badge and an army belt buckle with King George V cypher on bullion wire belt, also a pair of black with red stripe dress trousers.

Medal of 2424 Sergeant R Grieve of the Lothian Brigade Royal Artillery comprising Army long service and good conduct LSGC medal (badge of Hanover variety) [2424 SERJT R GRIEVE LOTH BDE RA].

Second World War Netherlands Dutch Army in exile Nederland cap badge, scarce. Stamped for Gaunt London.

Army Recruiting Staff scarce brass and enamel button badge.

Cap Badges related literature, six volumes, including British Army Collar Badges, Military Badge Collecting & Head-Dress Badges of the British Army vols one & two. (6)

A good Victorian officer's shoulder belt and pouch of the Army Medical Staff, gilt bullion lace with gilt badge and mounts. VGC £100-120

A Victorian Officer's blue home service helmet of the Army Service Corps, gilt and enamel badge, Hawkes 14 Piccadilly address inside. Above average GC £300-350