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An early 20th century swagger stick, the knob end with a regimental badge, possibly from the Indian army, and another swagger stick bearing the royal coat of arms (2).

A car flag of the British minister resident in the Middle East 1943/4, also a cushion cover embroidered with Army Service Corps badge (2).

A quantity of WWII and later memorabilia associated with the Dunkirk evacuation and the campaign in North Africa, including group of 4 medals: 1939-45 star, Africa star with 8th Army clasp, Defence and War medal, together with Dunkirk Veterans medal, mounted as worn; 2 Royal Sussex Regt cap badges, pair collar badges and pair shoulder titles; Dunkirk and 8th Army Veterans Association badge; commemorative medals for Dunkirk and El Alamein; blazer badges for R Sussex Regt, Dunkirk Veterans and 8th Army Veterans; “Top Hats in Tobruk” by Rankin, 1983, signed by the author; large commemorative print listing all the small craft which took part in “Operation Dynamo” (evacuation of Dunkirk), and various other prints etc. Average GC

Third Reich insignia etc: Luftwaffe parachutists embroidered breast badge; black wound badge; Luftwaffe and Army cloth breast eagles; 3 pairs of epaulettes; scarce Croation Commemorative War Medal ribbon with pressed metal emblem; a small Reichskriegsflagge, 32” x 18” (back edge removed), and 6 other items. Average GC

1914-15 STAR TRIO Belgian Croix de Guerre with citation, and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal of `16511 Spr: H.M.Mackay. R.E.` MiD (cerificate), LSGC `1852098 Sjt.H.M.Mackay. R.E.`, his military portrait and other photographs, Soldiers` Service and Pay Book, Soldier`s Small Book, Regular Army Certificate of Service, Army Education Certificates, cap badge, letters of recommendation and various small items ]

BRITISH COMMANDO STYLE DAGGER with leather sheath, British Army gauge, Third Reich Naval Blockade Runner badge by Otto Placzek, Berlin (swastika filed down and pin hook lacking), and a St.Andrews Ambulance Association Medal named to `J.L.Buist` (4) ]

COLLECTION OF BRITISH MILTARY BUTTONS Victorian, WW1, WW2 and later, Regimental, Corps, Navy, Commonwealth, and City of Glasgow Police helmet plate, badge and buttons, mounted on seven sections of card, with the book `Buttons of the British Army 1855-1970 by Howard Ripley` ]

A Crimea Group of Three to Captain H. Vaughan of the 68th Regiment, Crimea Medal, four clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol (Captn. H. Vaughan. 68th Regt.) Regimentally impressed, Order of the Medjidie, 5th Class breast badge, later suspender, Turkish Crimea Medal, Crimea (British Issue), un-named as issued. The 68th of Foot (Durham Light Infantry). On the night of the 14th of November 1854, a hurricane struck the Allied armies besieging Sebastopol, tents, stores and the shipping in Balaklava harbour were whirled away to destruction. Col. Henry Smyth, commanding the 68th Durham Light Infantry wrote in his dairy: "Such a sense of confusion. Caps flying away and in the middle of the storm the big drum of some other regiment came rolling through our lines, it was impossible to stop it`, during that winter and the two that followed, the Durhams fought, froze and died of cholera in their Crimean trenches. The 68th sailed from Malta for the Crimea in September 1854 on board the Cunarder S.S. Cambria, it was: ...in the highest state of discipline and in excellent order. The regiment embarked 872 strong, including 29 officers and staff but before it ever landed in the Crimea four of its number were already dead of cholera. The first few months saw little action for the men of the Durhams, this was to change on the 5th of November, The Russian army flung itself against the weakest sector of the Allied lines, near Inkerman Two companies of the 68th had just returned from the trenches and two others were on their way to relieve them, these four companies together with an equivalent force of the 20th and two of the 46th Regiments were rushed up the line The morning was cold and damp and the 68th wore their greatcoats as they marched forward, as one of their officers commented in 1870 The 68th at guard-mounting used to wear the greatcoat over accoutrements, and this was the manner in which the 68th marched down to the great fight on the morning of Inkerman; of course, it was soon found necessary to halt the regiment in order that the men might throw off their greatcoats to get more easily at their ammunition on the field of battle. So the Durham`s and the Durham`s alone, fought in red on Inkerman day, a distinction jealously prized by regimental tradition By now the British Guards and Russian Infantry were locked in a savage hand to hand struggle for the Sandbag Battery, on the edge of the plateau commanding Sepastopol. The point had already changed hands several times when a Russian relief column, three battalions of the Selinghinsk regiment, attempted an attack on the Guards flank, "a dark mass of long brown and grey coats, flat caps and blue steel` was how Captain Torrens of the 23rd Welsh Fusiliers saw them. The Divisional Commander, Lt. Gen Sir George Cathcart, directing operations, rode to the head of the 68th and 46th and ordered them to charge the Selinghinsk. Down the hillside, through the scrub, dashed the British troops, the impetus and ferocity of the charge exploded into the Russian ranks and hurled them in head-long flight into a ravine below, outnumbered six to one the British had swept the Selinghinsk from the field During the action, the Russian Yakutsk Regiment had been clambering unobserved up the nearby Quarry Ravine and now they joined the fray, pouring a withering fire on the rout below, the 68th in their red coats were already a mark for every Russian gun in the vicinity, "our ranks were fearfully ploughed wrote Lt. Battiscombe. Gen. Cathcart and several of his staff were struck down in an instant, his last words were "well done, 68th`, and the regiment retired under covering fire from a French battalion. 243 Durham`s fought at Inkerman, 69 were killed, wounded or captured, among them Brevet Lt. Col. Harry Smyth At the end of the campaign Cholera had claimed more Durham`s lives than the enemy ever did, 45 soldiers died in battle, disease killed 243, in the first quarter of 1855, 119 perished through illness and that January 327 went sick, at the end of the month onlt 150 men were fit for trench duty Nearly all the older officer`s had seen service in the Crimea, wrote a respectful young subaltern who joined the 68th after the campaign was over, the majority of them were splendid fellows, that long siege had been a wonderful school for forming of manly characters. Their hair was not cut short, as in the present day, but was worn long over the ears, and they had large fuzzy whiskers with moustaches that went straight into them, they smoked much and some of them drank a good deal, but they carried their liquor well Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Fine C.M.G.`Fighting,Boer War` D.S.O Group of Eleven to Lieutenant-Colonel C. R. Berkeley, 1st Battalion, The Welch Regiment. a) The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Companion`s (C.M.G.) neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel. b) Distinguished Service Order, V.R., silver-gilt and enamel with integral top-riband bar. c) The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 1st type, Military Division, member`s (M.B.E.) breast badge, silver hallmarked 1919. d) Queen`s South Africa 1899-1902, six clasps, Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Drietontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast (Lieut. C.R.Berkeley. D.S.O. Welsh. Rgt.). e) King`s South Africa 1901-02, two clasps (Lieut. C.R. Berkeley. D.S.O. Welsh Rgt.). f) 1914 Star, with bar (Captain C.R. Berkeley. D.S.O. Welsh:R). g) British War and Victory Medals, M.I.D. oakleaves (Lt. Col. C.R. Berkeley. D.S.O. Welsh: R.). h) India General Service 1908-35, G.V.R., one clasp, Waziristan 1921-24 (Lt. Col. C.R. Berkeley. Welch R.). i) France, Republic, Legion of Honour, Knights breast badge, silver gilt and enamel, wreath suspension, minor white enamel damage. j) France, Croix De Guerre, 1914-1916 with palm. Mounted for wearing, together with related dress miniatures. Lt. Colonel Christopher Robert Berkeley was born on the 18 January 1877, son of Major Henry William Berkeley. He was educated at Oratory School, and at Sandhurst, and joined the Army as a Second Lieutenant in the Welsh Regiment 8 September 1897, becoming Lieutenant 5 July 1899. He served in the South African War from 1899 to 1902, and was present at the Relief of Kimberley; operations in the Orange Free State, February to May 1900, including operations at Paardeberg, and the actions at Poplar Grove, Driefontein (severely wounded), Vet River and Zand River operations in the Transvaal, May and June 1900, including actions near Johannesburg, Pretoria and Diamond Hill; operations in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria, July to 2 November 1900, including action at Belfast; operations in Cape Colony, south of Orange River, 1899-1900; operations in the Transvaal 30 November 1900, to 31 May 1902 serving from 14 April, 1902, as Assistant Provost-Marshal. He was mentioned in Despatches [London Gazette, 8 February and 10 September 1901]; received the Queen`s Medal with six clasps, the King`s Medal with two clasps, and was created a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order [London Gazette, 27 September 1901]: "Christopher Robert Berkeley, Lieutenant, Welsh Regiment. In recognition of services during the operations in South Africa". He was promoted Captain in the Welsh Regiment 13 May 1904; was Adjutant from 11 March 1904 to 10 March 1907, and Adjutant of Militia and in the Special Reserve from 27 February 1908 to 26 February 1912. Captain Berkeley served in the European War; was Brigade Major, 3rd Infantry Brigade, BEF, 26 February 1915 to 15 April, 1916, being promoted Major 1 September 1915 and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 1 January 1916; was employed as DAA and QMG, 15th Division, France, 16 April to 27 August 1916; as AA and QMG, 15th Division, 28 August 1916 to 25 October 1918, then becoming AQMG, QMG`s Branch, GHQ, France. He was wounded; mentioned in Despatches six times; was created a CMG in 1917 and an OBE in 1919, and received the Legion of Honour and the Croix de Guerre avec Palme. Lieutenant Colonel Berkeley married, in 1919, Nest, youngest daughter of Colonel J A Bradney, CB, of Talycoed Court, Monmouth The Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902, The First Battalion, The Welch Regiment. In October 1899, the Republics of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State declared war on Great Britain. At first the war went badly for the British, Ladysmith and Kimberley were besieged and attempts to relieve them failed. By the time the 1st Battalion The Welch Regiment arrived in South Africa, Lord Roberts had been appointed commander of forces, their first object along with others, was to relieve Kimberly. Having managed to cut off the Boer main force after their retreat, the 1st Battalion faced Cronje and the rest of his army at Paardeberg, and on the 18th February 1900 the battle began, the 1st were heavily engaged and received special mention for a gallant charge, by the 27th of that month, Cronje and his men surrendered, the British advance continued on to Bloemfontein, the capital of the Orange Free State On the 10th March a strong force of Boers barred the way at Driefontein, posted on the heights, the 1st Battalion were ordered to storm these positions, whilst the Yorkshires and the Essex moved on either flank. The ground was bare and offered little cover, the advance was made fifty yards at a time under heavy fire, two other battalions were thrown into the fight, and eventually the whole line fixed bayonets and charged. This action cost the lives of 140 men including the Adjutant, Captain Lomax, who had behaved with the greatest gallantry. The advance continued, both Bloemfontein and Pretoria were captured mainly unopposed with little fighting, although the battalion were once again engaged at the action of Diamond Hill, garrison duties followed, until peace was declared in 1902 The battalion were awarded two Companions of the Bath, six Distinguished Service Orders and twelve Distinguished Conduct Medals. Losses included five officers and sixty seven soldiers killed in action, while four officers and one hundred and thirteen soldiers died of disease and accidents. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Great War Military Cross Group of Five to Captain J.C. Fergusson, Royal Army Medical Corps. The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 1st type, Military Division, Member`s (M.B.E.) breast badge, silver (Hallmarks for London 1919), Military Cross, G.V.R., 1914-15 Star (Lieut. J.C. Fergusson. R.A.M.C.), British War and Victory Medals (Capt. J.C. Fergusson) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Great War Group of Three to Private W. J. Cope, Army Ordnance Corps, 1914-15 Star (011066. Pte. W. J. Cope. A.O.C.), British War and Victory Medals (011066 Pte. J. W. Cope. A.O.C.), fine, together with related dress miniatures and a CLB, Cadets, The King`s Royal Rifle Corps cap badge Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A British Army officer`s sword, 83.5 cm long half-fullered straight blade etched with decoration crown over GV1R cypher and crown over ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS with regimental badge, polished perforated bowl guard with crown over GV1R cypher, serrated metal back-strap, wire bound fish skin grip, 100cm overall, brown leather covered scabbard with hanging strap, c.1947

A LARGE COLLECTION OF MILITARY UNIFORM AND CAP BADGES from various regiments including the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, the Royal Highlanders Black Watch, Royal Scots Greys, the Royal Dragoons, SOLD ALONG WITH three military badge related books `Military sweethearts by Pamela M Caunt, Badges of the British Army 1820-1960 by F Wilkinson and Head-dress badges of the British Army by Arthur L Kipling and Hugh L King.

WWII Army sidehat with Worcestershire Regt cap badge & Light Infantry cap badge

AN ALLOY GERMAN ARMY TANK BATTLE BADGE, together with a gilt metal First World War Czech medal and ribbon, boxed (2)

Women`s land army outfit, comprising corduroy breeches, spats and hat with badge, good condition

A collection of military cap badges and lapels, including a Princess of Wales Own badge, a 103rd Tyneside Irish Brigade badge, an Army Cadet Force; together with various agricultural lapels and badges; a `MG` lapel and an Auto-Cycle union badge.

Four WWII Medals, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, with 1st Army Clasp, Defence Medal and War Medal in Box of Issue to H E Rumble + four other WWII Medals 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Italy Star and War Medal + Cloth Badge, (9)

WWII Group of four Medals, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal and War Medal + Group of four Miniatures, both mounted as worn + Army Emergency Reserve Medallion to Captain C C Downam dated 1960 in Box of Issue + Cap Badge and Kings Badge in Box of Issue

"MEDALS: PAIR: PRIVATE F.D. HOYLE, ARMY SERVICE CORPS British War and Victory Medals (S-407155 Pte. F.D. Hoyle. A.S.C.), good very fine, with original card packaging, together with: - Great War Regimental cap badge (11) - Silver watch chain fobs, including one to the recipient `Bootle Corporation Gymnasium 1908-9 - Sundry items (10) (29)"

MEDALS: A GROUP OF THREE TO PRIVATE L.H. WADKINS, WEST RIDING REGIMENT 1914 Star, with rosette (9262 Pte L. Wadkins. 2/W.Rid:R.); British War and Victory Medals (9262 Pte. L.H. Wadkins. W.Rid.R), generally good very fine, with: - Soldiers` Small Book - Certificate of Discharge - Silver `Services Rendered` Badge (389674) and named enclosure dated 25.7.1922 - Messines June 7. 1917 Silk Bookmark - 1942-43 Clothing Book addressed to the recipient `Radley Sq. Highbury Est. Nottingham` - Bronze George VI Coronation Medallion - Silver Royal Army Temperance Association with `Excelsior` top riband Bar (3) 9262 Private Lewis Henry Wadkins, enlisted 8.5.1908, served during the Great War with 3rd Battalion, West Riding Regiment from 18.5.1914, discharged unfit for service as a result of wounds sustained on the Western Front 8.9.1915, having served 7 years 113 days with the Colours

"AN INTERESTING GREAT WAR MSM GROUP OF THREE TO PRIVATE J.D. DICKENS, ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS, WHO DURING THE NATIONAL STRIKE OF 1926, IN A FRACTIOUS AND UNCERTAIN CLIMATE REMAINED LOYAL TO THE L.M.S.R. British War and Victory Medals (M2-229298 Pte. J.D. Dickens. A.S.C.); Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R. (M-2229298 Pte J.D. Dickens, R.A.S.C.), good very fine or better, with: - Silver Army Service Corps cap badge and brass button - Bronze Medal struck by the London Midland & Scottish Railway Company to commemorate the National Emergency, May 1926 - Contemporary letter from the President of the Executive of the L.M.S.R. to the recipient dated January 1927 detailing the issue of the bronze medal - L.M.S.R. brass button (3) London Gazette 18.1.1919 In recognition of Valuable Services rendered with the Armies in France and Flanders"

A CASUALTY GROUP OF THREE TO PRIVATE W.J. ODY, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION AT THE BATTLE OF BAGH, AFGHANSISTAN 11.5.1919 British War and Victory Medals (T4-160924 Dvr. W. Ody. A.S.C.); India General Service 1918-62, one clasp, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 (48892 Pte W.J. Ody, N.Staff.R.), extremely fine, first two with card box of issue and letter of condolence enclosure, with - Three contemporary photographs of the recipient in uniform, and one of the recipients grave (mentioned in the letter below) - Various original documents including a letter to his family from his Commanding Officer dated 20.9.1919, giving details of Ody`s death and a list of sentimental articles, various items listed including a lever watch. Also included is a Letter from Lloyds Bank detailing the recipient`s estate. - Letter from the Ody to his mother dated 4.10.1918 written during his stay in hospital (Nowshera), Ody recounts he is suffering from fever and living on nothing but three pints of milk a day! - Ingersoll black dial military wristwatch - North Stafford bi-metal cap badge, two Wiltshire Regiment cap badges and an A.S.C. badge - The recipients identity tags (48892) - Memorial Registers Delhi and Shillong Memorials India Part 1; and introduction (qty) 48892 Private William Joseph Ody born Eastcourt, Wiltshire, enlisted with the Army Service Corps (160924) 8.12.1915, various postings including Machine Gun Squadron 9.8.1916; transferred to North Staffordshire Regiment. The Battalions diary notes on the morning of the 11th May 1919 during the action on Brights Hill, Stafford Ridge, Khyber Pass the Battalions strength was 18 officers and 511 other ranks who marched and paraded on Brights Hill, at 07.48 hrs the order to advance was given and by 1045 hrs the position was captured but not without casualties. Casualties were 1 officer and 18 other ranks including Private Ody; Ody is commemorated on the Delhi Memorial, India.

A Second World War Group of Five Medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with bar 8TH ARMY, Italy Star, Defence and War Medals, with dog tags; a German Third Reich Army Webbing Belt, with white metal buckle, and set with fifteen mainly British cap badges; a small quantity of militaria, including cap badge, shoulder titles, pips, buttons, a printed lilac cotton Souvenir of Tripoli sampler, a brass shell case, a naval copper cigarette lighter, a mahogany cased rule; two books etc

A Group of Six Second World War and Korea Medals, to 22682454 PTE J DOBBING D.L.I., comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with clasp 8TH ARMY, France and Germany Star, War Medal, Korea Medal 1950-53 and United Nations Korea Medal, together with a mother of pearl and brass DLI sweetheart badge

A Second World War Group of Five Medals, to Private T.W. Lumley West Yorkshire Regiment, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with clasp 8TH ARMY, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, and War Medal, together with cardboard box of issue and cap badge.

A Collection of Eighty Nine British Army Cap Badge, mainly stay-brites, mounted on a framed red baize display

Three Brass Princess Mary Christmas 1914 Tins, lack contents; a Copy of a Memorial Plaque, to ERNEST EDWARD SMITH; a Silver Powder Compact, of circular form, set with the enamelled badge of the RAMC; a Royal Army Service Corps Enamelled Brass Car Badge (6)

A Narvik Shield, Silver Class, Army, on a hardened green cloth backing; a copy of a German Third Reich Luftwaffe Pilot`s Badge, in a blue cloth case; a copy of a Hitler Youth Knife, with saw back blade and metal sheath; a Hitler Youth Belt Clasp (4)

An early 20th century white metal and enamel senior non commissioned officers pagri badge for the Coldstream Guards, a post 1902 Army officers epaulette, a World War II bonnet, an Army officers epaulette and another, a lions mask cloak chain and hook, a decorative regimental wall hanging depicting the Union Jack with central rose, a small tin the lid depicting a post 1902 sentry in a box and a quantity of medals comprising Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee and various cap badges etc

A Victorian south Lancashire Shako plate badge, together with approximately sixty mounted army cap badges comprising the following regiments, Parachute Regiment, Commandos, Cameroon, Royal Engineers, Royal Scotts Grays etc together with a bugle

LOT OF FAMILY RELATED BRITISH MEDALS insignia, photographs and ephemera, comprising 1st Battn Seaforth Highlanders` Maxim-Shots Date and Birthday Book 1903, of No 2741 J Stewart (details to inner cover), with glengarry badge, 1914-15 Star trio named to `19400 Pte J Dunlop, High:L I `, his Pensions Appeal Tribunal (Assessment), military photographs, a Gordon Highlanders Account Book / Pocket Ledger 1891, of No 3858 David Dunlop, with carrying case, `14996840 Sjt.James Dunlop-The Army Air Corps T.A.`-his 7th Bttn (L.I.) Para Rgt, photographs (including Officers and NCOs with Field-Marshal Montgomery, and The Queen reviewing the Regiment), Parachute Regiment beret badge (plastic), photographs from the Japanese surrender in Singapore 1945, a WWII Japanese Army cloth collar patch, a letter from the Ministry of Defence detailing his career and awards, The Pegasus Daily 24th April 1946, two wartime Daily Worker newspapers, WWII (Glasgow) Civil Defence cloth insignia and a postcard showing the Inspection of City of Glasgow Home Guard 1940, Kaiser Wilhelm II Commemorative bookmark 1813 -1913, personal and other small effects

A silver and tortoiseshell trinket box bearing the Army Service Corp badge, the circular box raised on three bracket feet with badge inlaid in the tortoiseshell top, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1916.

Lieutenant-Colonel John George Vaughan Hart (1879-1946). Grandson of Commander George Vaughan Hart, R.N.. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1897-99; 2nd lieutenant, West India Regiment, 1899; lieutenant, 1900; captain, 1911; major 1915; temp. lieutenant-colonel, 4th (S) Bn., British West Indies Regiment 1916; retired as lieutenant-colonel 1920. Attached to West African Frontier Force 1905-07; employed in West Africa Regiment 1908-1911; employed in Anglo-Liberian Boundary Commission 1912 & 1913-14; commanded 4th (S) Bn., British West Indies Regiment 1916-19. Served in 2nd South African War 1899-1902 (St Helena); Gambia Expedition 1901; Liberia, operations of the Kissi Field Force, 1905; Egyptian Expeditionary Force 1916; France and Belgium 1916-18 and Italy Jan.-Apr. 1918. Deputy Lieutenant, Co. Donegal, 1921. A LIEUTENANT`S FULL DRESS TUNIC, TWO WAIST SASHES, WEB WAISTBELT AND SWORD SLINGS, WEST INDIA REGIMENT, CIRCA 1902-1911, the tunic of scarlet wool with white facings and gold lace and gimp and with twisted shoulder-cords of gold round-cord, each bearing two embroidered rank stars, gilt metal, regimental half-domed buttons embossed with the crowned cipher WIR within a laurel wreath, some moth, some signs of enlargement in the central rear skirt panel; the waist sashes of crimson silk with two tassels (some damage); the waistbelt of blue web from which are pendant two sword slings of scarlet morocco leather faced with gold lace with a central scarlet train. From 1902, the rank badge of a lieutenant in the British army was two stars, having from 1880 to 1902 been a single star; JGV Hart attained the rank of captain in 1911.

A 1914-15 Star trio and related items to G-1959 Pte F H Bastable, Royal West Kent Regiment, including fibre identity disc, Service Dress epaulette and shoulder title with schrapnel damage, wound stripes and other insignia, German black wound badge, fragment of aircraft aluminium fuselage, a press cutting, and two photographic postcards depicting respectively Lord Kitchener`s Army Chislehurst Recruits and Chislehurst Lads leaving for the Front, July 10th 1915

Silver ARP badge, Womens Land Army badge and World War I medal

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '146814 Cpl. J.K. Hooker M.G.C.', a 1939-45 Defence Medal, with the original Army Council forwarding slip box of postage, a Lusitania commemorative medallion, with the original leaflet and case, four various enamelled badges and an Upper Thames Patrol brass cap badge, detailed 'UTP'.

A brass First World War period Princess Mary's Christmas 1914 gift tin, a small compass, six First World War period silk cards, including one designed as the badge of the Army Service Corps, three albums of postcards of Dunkerque-Malo and Boulogne-Sur-Mer, two further cards and a textile picture commemorating 'Peace 1945', framed and glazed.

Group of First World War Medals to M1 - 6235 Private J J Miles, ASC, a group of First War Medals to 12800 Private J R Watson, Durham Light Infantry and badge, various Second War Medals and Regimental badges, army cap, army books and related items.

Tokens: South Wales farthing, 1793, extremely fine and Upper Canada, penny, 1857, fair, aluminium tokens: Shell (29) and Esso (48), slot machine etc. (85), US Bicentennial medallion, AR Regular Army Reserve of Officers lapel badge and other items, various (3), mainly fine and better, unless stated (169)

Corps of the British Army including cap badges, Victorian Forage cap badge for Royal Army Service Corps K&K987, Officers KGVI in gilt with blue-enamel ground to the garter and red enamel to cypher similar to K&K2116, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps K&K 1067 etc (in excess of 70 items)

An alloy German Army Tank Battle Badge and a zinc German Army Close Combat Clasp.

A white metal British army cap badge bearing the Star of David, probably Jewish brigade.

Third Reich documents and photographs relating to Gefreiter Hans Muller, motorcyclist with Armoured Recce. Troops, comprising Wehrpass, Arbeitsbuch, certificate for black wound badge dated 17.6.42 for the Russian front, preliminary award document for ribbon to the Ostmedaille dated 9.11.42, and Army discharge certificate dated 24.11.42; also a photograph album containing approx 60 photographs of German troops in Holland, France and North Africa, mostly 1939-43; and approx 100 loose photographs of motorcycle and lorried troops, infantry, tanks, inflateable boats, etc, in a modern album. Average GC

A Vic piper's silver plated plaid brooch of the Glasgow Companies Royal Army Medical Corps (Volunteers), badge (resoldered) in engraved circle, and another. GC. (2)

A post 1902 officer's rifle green cloth sidecap of The 6th Gurkha Rifles, black piping to top, WM badge on corded boss, composition buttons; and another of the R Army Pay Corps, gilt piping and badge. GC. . (2)

A Second World War US Army Winter Issue Peak Visor Cap, bronzed badge and brown leather chin-strap, the silk liner marked 'Wimbledon, Regulation U.S. Army Officer's Comfort Caps'. This style of cap, when worn by aircrew, of the US Army Air Force, was often customised by the removal of the stiffening wire from the rim, allowing the cap to be turned down at the sides to produce what was termed the '50 Mission Crush'. The intention was to make it appear that the hat had been worn on 50 flying missions, the look being the result of wearing radio earphones over the cap; A Second World War US Army Officer's Full Dress Peak Visor Cap, bronzed badge, black peak with embroidered oakleaves, gold lace chin-strap secured by two General Service gilt buttons, the silk lining 'Luxemberg, Military, Civilian Tailors'; A Second World War US Airforce Cap, blue cloth, silver piping, the silk liner marked 'Flight Ace, Ace Manufacturing Co, Inc, San Antoio, Texas'; A World War Two USAAF, Expanding Cartridge Collecting Bag, type .50 calibre Browning machine gun (aerial pattern), nose gun B17, Flying Fortress, made by Benkia, Arsenal, Ohio. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Great War Group of Three to Private T. Morgan, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1914 Star, clasp, 5th Aug-22nd Aug Nov 1914 with silver rossette (7528 Pte. T.H. Morgan) British War and Victory Medals (7528 Pte. T.H. Morgan. R.A.M.C.), Silver War Badge (362702); nickel plated pocket barometer by Short & Mason Ltd of London, dated 1916, serial no. 85254. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Great War Pair to Private F. A. Read, Army Service Corp; British War and Victory Medals (DM2-112658 Pte. F. A. Read A.S.C.), and an Army Service Corp cap badge, with a later bullet attachment (3). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid.

A Second World War MBE Unattributable Group of Six; MBE breast badge, frosted silver, 1939-1945 Star, France and Germany Star, War Medal, Defence Medal, Army Emergency Reserve Decoration, stamped 1956 to reverse, fine, mounted for wearing, together with related dress miniatures. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A HAND MADE ALUMINIUM CIGARETTE CASE with engraved decoration, RAF insignia, a scantily clad lady, a Royal Air Force 42 Squadron badge, a Boys Brigade belt buckle, an RAF cap, an army cap and further items.

QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL with clasps 'Transvaal' and 'South Africa 1902' named to '7804 Pte.J.Johnsone. 1/A & S.Highrs', and his 1914 Star trio '7840 Pte.J.Johnstone. 2/A.& S.Highrs' (War and Victory '7804'), King's Badge, A&SH glengarry badge and shoulder title, cairngorm set plaid brooch, two ribbon bars and ribbons, two Salvation Army lapel badges and an Albert chain with bullet design fob

GEORGE VI DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS awarded to 'P/O James McCubbin, No.9 Squadron, R.A.F.', with fitted case, Postagram Congratulations dated 12th September 1943 and signed by 'A.T.Harris, Air Chief Marshal', his Pilot's Flying Log Book (September 1941-May 1947), personal uniform portrait and crew photographs (including his Lancaster "Cutty Sark"), United States Army Southeast Air Corps Training Center and Blind Flight certificates (March 1942), Membership Card and badge for The Goldfish Club (escaping death by use of his Emergency Dinghy on October 28th 1942), RAF Officer's cap insignia, USAF Officer's silver wings, Ministry of Civil Aviation Pilot's Certificate and Licence, Examination and School certificates, and photocopy information

THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT OFFICER'S SILVER BERET BADGE Territorial Army Reserve, 15 Battalion (Scottish/Glasgow Territorial)

A White Wolsley Helmet, made up of six panels, with wide triple folded hat band, and silver plated spike with cruciform base plate, the leather sweatband with War Department arrow and numbered 90; a First World War Army Officer's Khaki Peaked Cap, with the West Riding Cap badge; two Pith Helmets (4)

A George V 1821 Pattern Sword to an Officer of the Royal Army Service Corps, the 87cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with RASC badge, royal cypher and leaves by Farrell & Son, London Road, Camberley, Surrey, the nickel plated three bar hilt with wire bound fish skin grip, with leather sword knot, leather covered scabbard, frog and Sam Browne.

A Family Group of Second World War Medals, to Sergeant Norman Cave, Royal Army Service Corps, comprising 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medals (MID London Gazette 23rd May 1946), and Efficiency Medal with TERRITORIAL suspender, together with citations, MID Certificate, Soldier's Service and Pay Book, Call up letter, letters of recommendation, cap badges, brass shoulder titles, cloth insignia etc; and to his wife, Doreen L Cave nee Brown, VAD, three boxed British Red Cross Badges for Proficiency in Red Cross First Aid, Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing with three bars 1941,1942 & 1943, and a Three Years Service Badge, a cap badge, two lapel pins and two Junior Red Cross Proficiency Badges, together with the citations, Identity Card and photograph.

A Collection of Militaria, including brass and white metal cap badges for the Royal Artillery, York and Lancaster Regiment, Army Remount Service, City of London Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment; a quantity of buttons, shoulder titles, cloth insignia; a collection of Canadian cloth insignia, cap badges and shoulder titles; various other badges including a GPO enamelled brass badge, an enamelled diving badge, Primrose League badges; an Air Ministry cockpit timepiece; a Masonic Sash, etc

Rare collection of 1930s British Union of Fascists militaria comprising black shirt with high collar and side buttons (size 40), black leather belt with plated buckle with Fascist axe badge, the leatherwork with Sir Oswald Mosley pen signature, BUF stamp and owners name, five BUF lapel badges, book - My Struggle by Adolf Hitler inscribed To Arthus Arthur Olorenshaw-Woods 1937 1st Div British Union of Fascists and National Socialists (8) (Arthur Olorenshaw-Woods joined the BUF in 1937 at the age of 17 when the war broke in 1939 he joined the army and relinquished his membership)

THE BRITISH WAR MEDAL 1918-20 and the Victory Medal issued to G.-41655 PTE. J. Goodboun. R. FUS. plus packaging; an Indian Army Service Cross Badge and various buttons and badges.