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A German Army Anti-aircraft war badge.

A good Lieutenant’s full dress uniform of the Army Service Corps, dated 1911 comprising: blue cloth ball topped helmet, with gilt mounts, including ball top mount, velvet backed chinchain and ear rosettes, gilt and silver plated HP with velvet centre backing, leather and silk lining; blue tunic with white facings, gilt and silver plated collar badges, gilt buttons, gilt lace, cord and braid edgings and ornaments to cuffs and skirts, shoulder cords with 2 stars; gilt lace shoulder belt, gilt buckle, tip and slide; gilt lace waistbelt, the WBP with enamelled star badge, sword slings with buckles; black PL pouch with enamelled star badge; name inside tunic “A B P Pereira, Lt 17.11.11” Near VGC Plate 3 Note: Pereira served during WWI, was awarded the DSO, and retired as Capt in 1918

A Third Reich Army Parachutists badge of heavy cast WM construction, with domed rivets, GC (some dark staining), in an apparently old box with gold title to lid. FC (very worn and damaged). This does not conform with either example shown in Beadle.

A North Vietnamese Army officer’s “dry season” light weight uniform, c 1970, comprising jacket with removable rank epaulettes and collar patches; trousers; and olive green fibre topee type helmet with badge (originally enamelled, most now missing), and remains of label inside. GC (the helmet slightly worn and with no lining)

6 Third Reich pressed metal badges, including “I Fest der Jugend Juni 1933”, “Tag der Arbeit 1934”, and “Nationales Wehrsport Scheissen”, a metal eidelweiss badge, an Army NCOs metal cap cockade and wreath, 2 metal cap eagles (one battered), a single epaulette, a printing plate for Imperial German eagle, and 8 other assorted items. Average GC

1927-pattern Irish Army helmets by Vickers. Two coal-scuttle shaped helmets made by Vickers in the UK: one example painted white for use by emergency services after decommissioning by the Defence Forces in 1940; the second recently painted dark green and fitted with an Oglaigh na h-Eireann helmet badge.

Irish nationalist badges A brass and enamel Irish Volunteers lapel badge by P Quinn, Belfast; an Irish army Staff Officer's gilt metal and blue enamel cap badge, and an Irish army button by Comyns and Sons, Dublin. (3)

A mid 20th century Irish army infantry officer's full dress shako. The crimson crown and blue-black sides with crimson piping and badge cushion, the 'Oglaigh na hEireann' bullion badge with conjoined ''FF'' to centre, embroidered with silver bullion thread, interior with crimson lining, calf leather head band and retailer's label for Munster Arcade Outfitters, Cork.

1922-37 Irish Army officer's sword. An Irish Army officer's sword, the blade marked 'Proved' and etched with a harp above celtic interlace motif surrounding the badge of Oglaigh na hEireann set in a sunburst, on brass hilt with Oglaigh na hEireann badge, with wire-bound fishskin grip, in leather-bound scabbard. 39in. (99.1cm)

1922-37 Irish Army officer's sword. An Irish Army officer's sword, the blade marked 'Proved' and etched with a harp above celtic interlace motif surrounding the badge of Oglaigh na hEireann set in a sunburst, on brass hilt with Oglaigh na hEireann badge, with wire-bound fishskin grip, in leather-bound scabbard. Sword length 39.50in. (100.3cm)

Irish Army uniform items and insignia. Two Oglaigh na h-Eireann uniform berets and a collection of rank insignia, shoulder flashes, lanayards, etc.; a white webbing belt, the nickle plated buckle with the badge of Oglaigh na h-Eireann; together with a miscellaneous collection of military and civil badges and insignia.

British Military Badge Board (50) including: Royal Navy, RAF, Royal Army Medical Corps, Signals, ARP, etc. Mostly brass with some staybright.

North Vietnamese Medals (11) Including Soldier of Liberation Order (3rd Class), 1947 Feat Order, Army of the Vietcong (3rd), Fatherland Defence Orders, The Vietnamese Gold Star Order (On par with the Russian Hero of the Union Medal), NVA Oppose the American Invader Medal, Ho Chi Minh Campaign badge, NVA Independence Order. A good collection

Collection of Military Items. Comprises World War II - Period Original, US Army 101st Airborne Divison, Paratrooper Patch Badge + Others - Please See Photo + A Collection of British Military Ribbon Bars ( 5 )

Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps WW1 Forewoman’s rank badge circa 1918. Rose within laurel sprays embroidered on khaki padded oval Removed from uniform. Slight service wear. Minor moth.

Indian Army. 94th Russell’s Infantry Officer’s head-dress badge circa 1903-22. Cast native silver demi-lion rampant over “94” on scroll inscribed “Russell’s Infantry”. Pagri pin GC

Indian Army. 73rd Carnatic Infantry Officer’s pre 1922 cap badge. Die-cast unmarked silver example of crowned star pattern. (as line drawing Cox 2488) Loops VGC Became 1st Battalion, 3rd Madras Regiment in 1922.

70th (The Surrey) Regiment of Foot OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Die-stamped brass crowned strap “The Surrey Regiment”; “70” to voided centre. (KK 532) Brass loops North & South GC Became 2nd Bn East Surrey Regiment on 1st July 1881. This is the actual piece photographed as No. 532 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”. Hugh King Collection

Timber Corps, Women’s Land Army scarce WW2 plastic cap badge. (KK 1581) A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades VGC Formed in July, 1942. Known as “Lumber-Jills”.

Indian Army. 19th Punjabis 1916 London hallmarked silver Officer’s cap badge. A fine example. Crowned ‘XIX, on “PUNJABIS” scroll. G & S Company, Regent St. London(Goldsmiths & Silversmiths) Loops VGC

Glider-Borne Troops, Airborne Forces WW2 cloth arm badge. Blue glider embroidered on felt khaki oval. VGC See “British Army Proficiency Badges” by Edwards & Langley , 89A

Indian Army. 26th King George's Own Light Cavalry Officer’s cap badge circa 1910-22. British made die-cast example. (similar Cox 2347) Three loops VGC Amalgamated with 30th Lancers (Gordon's Horse) in 1922 to form 8th King George's Own Light Cavalry

Indian Army. 13th Rajputs (The Shekhawati Regiment) head-dress badge circa 1903-22. Cast bi-metal crossed katars with applied “13” between the handles. (Cox 2399) Loops VGC

Indian Army. Bengal Mounted Rifles cap badge. British made die-stamped Tiger’s head resting on scroll inscribed “Fideliter”. J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Loops VGC

Irish. Ulster 14th Bn (Young Citizens) Royal Irish Rifles WW1 “Kitchener’s Army” cap badge. Fine scarce die-stamped white metal Hand of Ulster superimposed on crowned shamrock. (KK 1153) Slider VGC Raised in Belfast in September 1914 from Belfast Volunteers. Landed at Boulogne in October 1915.

Indian Army. Central India Horse OSD bronze cap badge circa 1910-21. Cast crowned crossed lances GRI cypher to the centre, title scroll across the butts of the lances. (Cox 2368) Blades VGC

Indian Army. Bengal Nagpur Railway Battalion AFI cap badge. Cast crowned laurel sprays on “B.N.R.Bn.” scroll; Tiger and cypher cypher to centre. (Cox 2694) Loops (flat type) GC

Indian Army (Burma). Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps Officer’s cap badge. Silvered and gilt example die-stamped example with central wheatsheaf. (Cox 2674A) J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Original brooch pin VGC

Indian Army. Corps of Madras Pioneers die-stamped brass pagri badge. British made crowned “Seetabuldee Seringapatam” circlet on title scroll, central Elephant on “Assaye” over crossed pick & shovel. Stout pagri pin VGC

Army Air Corps Officer’s 1942 Birmingham hallmarked silver collar badge. Die-cast example JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) Loops VGC .

Indian Army. Madras Infantry Volunteers AFI Officer’s cap badge. Lightly die-stamped with gilt finish (as Cox 2698 but voided) Loops VGC

Indian Army. Veterinary Service pagri 1930 Birmingham hallmarked silver pagri badge. Die-cast horse on “VETERINARY” scroll. ES&S (Edward Stillwell & Sons) Stout pagri pin VGC

Womens Land Army Proficiency WW2 plastic badge. A Stanley & Sons Walsall Brooch pin VGC Introduced in 1943.

Indian Army. Bengal & North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles cap badge. A good cast silvered example. (Cox 2686A) Phillips, Aldershot Loops GC

Army Air Corps WW2 plastic economy beret badge. (KK 2264) A.Stanley & Sons, Walsall. Blades VGC Formed in 1942.

Indian Army. Bengal Nagpur Railway Vols. head-dress badge. Die-cast white metal. BNRV cypher superimposed on crossed rifles; thistles and Imperial crown above; strung bugle below. Across the rifle butts, a scroll “Defence not Defiance”. Loops VGC Bengal Nagpur Railway VRC raised 15th June 1888 amalgamating with Orissa Vol. Rifles 18th November 1898.

Indian Army. 34th Punjab Pioneers Officer’s scarce short-lived pagri badge circa 1901-03. Good British made die-stamped white metal ‘sun’ star mounted with Guelphic crowned title circlet resting on crossed axes. “34” to voided centre. Loops VGC Redesignated 34th Sikh Pioneers in 1903

Indian Army. Burma Railways Battalion B.A.F. rare cap badge circa 1937-43. Die-pressed bi-metal. Crowned star with applied title circlet; central peacock. Sung Slider GC Lowest tip folded backward

Indian Army. 11th King Edward’s Own Lancers (Probyn’s Horse) Officer’s helmet badge circa 1903-22. Good cast gilt example. Crossed lances bearing silver PoW plumes, ‘ XI’ between the butts. Stout pagri pin VGC

Indian Army. Hodson’s Horse (4th DCO’s Own Lancers) 1945 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer’s cap badge. Fine die-cast crowned crossed lances with scroll across the butts “Hodsons Horse”. JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons) Loops VGC Formed in 1857 as irregular cavalry under the gallant and intrepid William Stephen Raikes Hodson (killed at Lucknow 13th March 1858).

Indian Army. Central India Horse gilt Officer’s cap badge circa 1910-21. British made die-cast crowned crossed lances GRI cypher to the centre, title scroll across the butts of the lances. (Cox 2368) Loops replaced VGC

Indian Army. 61st King George’s Own Pioneers Officer’s pagri badge circa 1911-22. British made silver and gilt. (Cox 2473) Stout pagri pin VGC

1st Glider Pilot cloth WW2 Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good large flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. Removed from uniform.V GC

Indian Army. 32nd Punjab Pioneers scarce Victorian Officer’s cap badge. Pre 1903 British made die-stamped silvered example. Slider converted to loops VGC Became 32nd Sikh Pioneers in 1903.

Indian Army. Bengal Nagpur Railway Regiment cap/pagri badge. Crudely cast crowned laurel sprays resting on a scroll inscribed “B.N.R.R.”; “BNR” cypher within the wreath. Pointed slider reinforced GC Bengal Nagpur Railway VRC raised 15th June 1888 amalgamating with Orissa Vol. Rifles 18th November 1898. Reorganised into a Corps of two battalions in 1903. 1st April 1917 became 36th Bengal Nagpur Railway Regt. and The Bengal Nagpur Railway Regt. 1st October 1920.

Indian Army. 96th Berar Infantry Officer’s pagri badge circa 1903-22. Cast native silver crowned ‘96’ on “BERAR” scroll (as Cox 2523) Stout pagri pin (repaired) GC

Indian Army. 47th Cavalry scarce WW2 raised Officer’s silver cap badge circa 1941-43. Crossed swords and title scrolls. Reverse impressed N.R. and “Silver” Original stout pin VGC Raised in 1941 from personnel of the Poona Horse; disbanded in August 1943.

Indian Army. 34th Punjab Pioneers scarce pre 1903 Officer’s cap badge. British made die-stamped silvered example. Guelphic crowned crossed axes on inscribed “Punjab Pioneers”; XXXIV between the handles. Loops VGC

Indian Army. 16th Cavalry Officer’s cap badge circa 1903-22. Good cast gilt example. Crowned crossed lances bearing ‘C’, ‘ XVI’ between the butts. Loops VGC

Indian Army. 1st Brahmans 1903-22 pagri badge. Die-stamped silvered “Fishes of Oudh” resting on a tablet inscribed “1776”. (Cox 2381) JR Gaunt London tablet to reverse Stout pagri pin VGC The 1st Brahmans became the 4th Battalion of the Punjab Regiment in 1922.

Army Air Corps Officer’s silver-plated beret badge. Die-cast Long loops VGC

Womens Land Army, WWI Land Army Agricultural Section Good Service cloth Award. Glue mark to reverse. GC This badge was introduced in 1918 and was awarded for Six months work of a high standard.

Indian Army. 48th Cavalry scarce WW2 raised Officer’s cap badge circa 1941-44. Native silver crossed lances with “48” to centre, scroll beneath inscribed “Audax et Celer”. Short slider with hole GC

Indian Army. 61st King George’s Own Pioneers pagri badge circa 1911-22. British made die-stamped bi-metal example. Within laurel sprays, the Garter surmounted by POW plumes, Imperial Cypher to centre; all on title scroll. (Cox 2472) Stout pagri pin VGC

Indian Army. Central India Horse post 1921 OSD bronze field service cap badge. British die-cast crowned crossed lances with CIH cypher to the centre. Blades VGC

1st Glider Pilot cloth WW2 Wings / Army Flying Badge. A good smaller flat example. Yellow and red Royal Crest flanked by light blue wings embroidered on black cloth. Removed from uniform. GC

Indian Army. 104th Wellesley’s Rifles pagri badge circa 1903-22. British made die-stamped blackened example. Crowned strung bugle with “104” between the cords. (Cox 2537) Stout pagri pin VGC

Army Educational Corps extremely rare WW2 plastic cap badge. (KK 2273) Blades VGC

Army Motor Reserve scarce OSD bronze cap badge circa 1906-13 Diel-cast One of two blades GC Formed March / April 1903 as Motor Volunteer Reserver reformed in 1906 as Army Motor Reserve; disbanded November 1913.

Indian Army, 17th Loyal Punjab Regiment Victorian Officer’s pagri badge. A fine native silver example. Crowned “XVII” resting on a crescent . Stout pagri pin VGC .