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WWI "Kitchener's Army" silver cap badge of the 11th (Lonsdale) Bn. The Border Regiment, HM London 1914 with maker's mark "SG", with original lug and prong fitting, VGC £150-200

"Kitchener's Army" locally made cap badge of the 25th Bn the Royal Fusiliers, consisting of a Grenadier Guards cap badge engraved "25" and added 3 part scroll engraved "Royal Frontiersmen Fusiliers". GC (the slider a replacement), K&K 1142. £100-150

"Kitchener's Army" bronze cap badge with lugs of the 13th (Wandsworth) Bn The East Surrey Regt, and a pair of matching brass collar badges (one slightly worn). GC (3) £80-100

A "Kitchener's Army" cap badge of the Leeds Pals (15th & 17th Bns. West Yorkshire Regt), and another, bronzed, example (different striking). GC (2) £40-60

A post 1902 Army Service Corps officer's leather cross belt pouch, with brass badge and fittings. GC (slightly squashed, patent leather crazed). £40-50

TWO BOXES, A BASKET AND LOOSE HANDBAGS, WALKING STICKS, CLOCKS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a black Radley handbag with dust bag, other handbags including Pavers, five modern walking sticks, a crutch and an umbrella, a brass figure of a rearing horse, a WMF plated tray in the form of an ivy leaf, a wooden cased mantel clock, carriage, anniversary and wall clocks, books including Commando comic book compendiums, a boxed Barling 'The Londoner' pipe, a Royal Army Ordnance Corps blazer badge, etc. (2 boxes + a basket + loose) (sd)

EIGHT CORGI MODEL CLUB (RE-ISSUE) DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES comprising a No.474, Ford Thames Wall's Ice Cream Van (musical); No.472, Land Rover Public Address Vehicle; No.231, Triumph Herald Coupe; No.237, Oldsmobile Sheriff Car; No.358, Oldsmobile U.S. Army H.Q. Staff Car; No.245, Buick Riviera; No.258, The Saint's Volvo P.1800; and No.419, Ford Zephyr Motorway Patrol, each good or better and boxed; together with a No.1505, Garage Attendants figure set, boxed; and a Model Club lapel badge, carded, (10).

Polish Cross of Combat Action, to Franciszek Pan Bandos nr 25-93-1 with clasp for Falaise-Chambois and Axel with clasp for the liberation of Breda and Wilhelmshaven, included are his WWII medals 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence medal and War Medal 1939-45. First Polish Armoured Division medallion (boxed), cap badge, pin and cross, his tie and hip flask, together with a interesting booklet about the 1st Polish Armoured Division in the years 1939-1946 with five divisional cloth badges. This lot includes two war era Daily Mail newspapers dated Monday December 8th 1941 with a Declaration of War and the Daily Express November 15th 1941 with the headline Ark Royal went down like a Gentleman and a small photograph album containing images of Franciszek and his regiment.  Note: In July 1944 the 1st Polish Armoured Division joined the Liberation Army on the beaches of Normandy, from Caen to successful assault at Jort followed by the powerful thrust at Barou. Then the bloodiest and most famous battle called the Falaise Gap. The Division fought desperately against two German panzer Corps trying to escape from the gap. No battle in Normandy has presented such a picture of hell, destruction and death. The monument erected at Mount Ormel, known since in Polish name Maczuga and other memorial plaques in Chambois and Argentan are all permanent reminders of the great Polish victory

Two copies of the British North Borneo medals with Punitive Expedition clasp, BAYS bronze commemorative medallion, with the Latin motto 'For King and Country' circa 1936, another bronze medallion dated 1809, TIRO medallion possibly for shooting, bronze medal for 13th Troop Champion Shot 3 R TKS 23905886 medallion, 2 x Victorian shooting medallion, Vimy Bridge Canadian War Memorial medallion, Son of Man medallion, City of Nottingham Coronation medallion 1902, The Kings Coronation medallion, For King and Country Distinguished Service medal, Polish Red Cross 3rd Class medal and bronze medallion together with a quantity of cloth badges including British Korean Veterans, The Forks of the Delaware Historical Arms Society, Challenger Crippen Fabian Hauck Ride Thagard, U.S Veterans of Foreign Wars, Austrian cloth badge, Green Mountain Antique Arms Brattleboro badge, various other German cloth badges. This lot includes a felt card mounted with a collection of US Unionist army buttons, pips and a 7th Cavalry belt buckle by Price & Co circa 1863 an American WWII cap badge and a copper powder flask (broken spring). 

WWII German Army / Waffen-SS Panzer Assault badge '50 Engagements' cast in bronze, Josef Felix Sohn monogram to verso, 32.3 gms, with pin catch and hook present, the badge bears JFS makers mark to the reverse of the wreath, originally purchased from Ulric of England together with a copy of  'For Fuhrer and Fatherland Military Awards of the Third Reich' by LTC John R. Angolia, 3rd Edition, copyright 1976.  Condition Report Please study the images carefully or arrange a viewing to confirm authenticity, this item is non refundable after purchase. 

BRITISH ARMY JEWISH BRIGADE, CAP BADGE unmounted

H7 NORWAY FREE FORCES, COMMANDO BADGE circa 1943-44, along with a Polish Army Exemplary Service badge and a WWII Czech 'Za Zasluhy' merit medalQty: 3

GROUP OF WWII CIVILIAN BADGES, including A. R. P. bagdes, Home Guard, Woman's Land Army, National Fire Service, Scottish Red Cross War Worker and a First Aid Nursing Yeomanry forage cap badgeAdditional images now uploaded.

A medal group comprising of the War Medal, the Defence Medal, the Burma Star, the 1939-1945 Star, each unnamed, together with a George VI Territorial Army medal, named to 257859 CPL E. Chadwick. R.Sigs., also a For Loyal Service badge.

A 1915 Star trio, awarded to 23340 Pte D. Ham of the 3rd Hussars. To include: the 1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, and a later 3rd Kings Own Hussars cap badge with slider to the reverse. Notes: Pte David Ham first joined the conflict in France on October 18th 1915. He was discharged to Class Z army reserve on February 13th 1919. Condition: generally good. Some age related toning to the medals, plus a little wear from polishing. The Victory Medal have some losses to the gilt finish on both sides. The medals are swing mounted on a bar for wear, and they are complete with their original ribbons. The cap badge is in good conditon.

An early 20th century silvered (or possibly solid silver) cast Army Service Corps cap badge. Dating from 1902-1918, and of 2 part heavy gauge construction. 2 lugs to the reverse side. Approximately 4cm width x 4.5cm height. Condition: very good. Good colour and patina to the silver finish. The badge would appear to have been lacquered in past, and there are traces of this to both the front and back.

A 1980's British Army survival knife, complete with canvas sheath and frog. Marked with a broad arrow and dated 1984, with a serial number of 1278214. Approximately 34.5cm length in sheath. Plus, various badges/medallions, including a 1937 German Edelweiss medallion, a 1962 dated Nurnberg pressed metal badge, a 1991 dated Kuwait Gulf war gilt metal and enamel badge, an Edelweiss badge, and 3 embroidered British Army Patches. Condition: generally good to most pieces. Some oxidisation to the 1937 Edelweiss medal, but otherwise good clean condition to the other items.

A mixed selection of WW1 and WW2 era badges and medals. To include: a WW1 9ct gold and tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch for the Royal Engineers (marked 9ct), a WW1 Victory Medal, named to R-5130 Clarence A.Harris of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, a WW1 Officer’s bronze Royal Flying Corps collar badge, a WW1 Officer’s bronze Army Service Corps cap badge, a gilt metal Royal Engineers sweetheart brooch, a scarce WW2 / 1940’s Faulkners Ltd, a pre-1953 Parachute Regiment cap badge on slider, a gilt metal and enamel ‘Zeppelins Luftschiff’ badge, a WW1 era 1917 hallmarked identity fob, named to Dvr 141384 E.E.Bignold Royal Engineers, a white metal George VI coronation medallion, a gilt metal and enamel swastika pendant, and a metal Soviet Russian Hammer & Sickle motif. 12 items. Condition: generally good. A little wear in places, tiny chip to enamel on swastika, plus a tiny amount of surface scratching / flea bites to the Zeppelin badge.

The Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Valise Plate Badge, Kings Crown 1922-27. Army of Occupation after World War I.

Collection of British Military Officers and NCO’s Cap/Collar badges. Includes Army Chaplains silvered cap badge.

A WW1 officer’s 1914 Star with ‘Mons’ clasp, Prisoner of War medal trio, a portrait of the officer while in captivity, and other associated items. To include: a 1914 Star with original sewn on Mons clasp, British War Medal, each named to Captain Edward Nathaniel Drury-Lowe (1888-1948), of the Notts & Derby Regiment (Sherwood Foresters). Also included is a framed head & shoulders oil portrait of Captain Drury-Lowe, painted in 1917 while a P.O.W. In the Schwarmstedt camp, in Lower Saxony. The portrait is named, dated and has the artists name of ‘G.G.Jackson’ signed at the edge. G.G Jackson was almost certainly a fellow officer prisoner, and only person carries that name who was a prisoner at the time the portrait was made; Captain G.G.Jackson of the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. Other items included in the lot include a WW1 era compass by Newton & Co of London, 2 1935 silver jubilee medals, a 1937 Edward VIII coronation medal, a Royal Navy bullion blazer badge, a 1904 dated (written in French) to ‘Monsieur Drury Lowe’ from the Royal College of Art, and a 1951 dated Engineers Certificate of Competency, and a framed baptismal certificate for Edward Nathaniel Drury-Lowe, and dated November 22nd 1888 (confirmed 1905). Notes: Capt Drury-Lowe’s medal index card confirms that the 1914 trio and clasp was his full medal entitlement. It would appear that he was also entitled to the Silver War Badge. He first entered the conflict on September 20th 1914, and according to published records by Cox & Co, he was reported as missing on October 20th 1914. He was confirmed as interned on February 6th 1918, and was repatriated on November 18th 1918. The Cox & Co records erroneously refer to him as ‘Capt W.Drury-Lowe’ of the Notts & Derby Regiment, but this must be this officer as there not another Drury-Lowe listed. Information supplied by the vendor suggests that the oil portrait was painted on the back of biscuit tin, and it was certainly framed in Germany judging by the label on the back panel. His medal index card also refers to the ‘Exonerated Officers List’, which clearly references his time as a POW, and the subsequent questions he would have been required to answer to army command upon his repatriation. Attestation papers suggest he first enlisted for service wit the 3rd Battalion Sherwood Foresters in March 1908. Unusually, the mounting bar for the medals is marked for Spink & Son of London, but whether they just supplied the bar or mounted the medals is unknown. Condition: generally very good. The medals are swing mounted (with original ribbons) on a bar for wear, with a fine colour and patina to each. The portrait is generally good, with just a little chipping to the frame in places.

A selection of WW2 German insignia and medals. To include: an Iron Cross second class, marked ‘49’ to the suspension ring for Josef Feix Söhne (complete with ribbon), 2 x War Merit Cross with swords (one marked 11 to ring, for Grossmann & Co, Wein), a German Army ‘Heer’ sports vest insignia, a pair of Pith Helmet badges (4 prongs to eagle badge, 2 broken away, 3 prongs to national colours), these are likely old post war pieces. 6 items. Condition: generally good, but some service and age related wear to the medals.

WW2 era service medals, papers, and other items relating to T.3779389 Dvr A.Lee of the Kings Regiment, and latterly the Royal Army Service Corps. To include: the 1939 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, and 1939-45 War Medal, the card transit box of the medals and slip. Also, The Kings Badge for Loyal Service with named slip. Various WW2 era booklets and commercially produced photographs, Dvr Lee’s service and pay book, release book and other documents relating to his service. All of the above are housed in a period embroidered cotton slip wallet. Also, a chrome plated Metropolitan Police whistle and chain, a small leather coin purse, silver plated shell caddy spoon, 2 miniature toy canons, a white metal and banded agate seal (no engraving), an enamel badge for the Cygnet Windermere, a scout badge, books and other sundry items. Condition: generally good, with age and service related wear. The medal would appear to have never been worn, the ribbons have not been fitted and the medals are still in their paper wrappings. The paperwork shows normal service use and light soiling, as does the cotton slip wallet.

A good selection of modern and and some vintage embroidered British military patches, plus some European and Commonwealth examples. To include: Royal Army Ordnance Corps ammunition trade badge (1948-1959) other RAOC embroidered and bullion badges, Royal Logistic Corps bullion badges, Royal Navy bomb disposal badges and other RN patches, Royal Air Force bomb disposal squadron patches, a reproduction WW2 Home Guard bomb disposal badge, Algerian Police patch, Austrian Police patch, Australian police and army patches, Canadian army technician qualification badges, Royal Canadian Navy diving qualification badges, and a Dutch Explosive Ordnance Disposal Badge. 45 patches in total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have never been used, and remain in good clean condition. Each badge is loosely mounted on to a paper background, with label (easuly removable if desired).

A WW1 1915 Star Officers trio, awarded to Lieutenant, later Captain William A.Morgan of the Army Pay Corps, and the Royal Army Pay Department. To include: the 1915 Star, British War Medal, and the Victory Medal. Notes: Captain Morgan’s medal index card confirms the trio as his full medal entitlement. Additionally it notes that he was awarded a Silver War Badge (badge number 383961) on June 26th 1918, with his correspondence dress being noted as ‘The Stock Exchange London E.C.2.’ His medal index card also provides 3 other addresses, for properties in Aberdeen Park, Highbury, Maidenhead, and Lauderdale Mansions, Maidavale. Condition: generally good. Age related toning to each of the medals, but with very limited signs of polishing or wear. Each of the medal’s ribbons are later replacements.

A WW1 / WW2 medal group, awarded to 2nd Lt Bernard Whitecroft Tolton of the South Staffordshire Regiment. To include: the British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal, and the 1939-45 War Medal, a WW1 miniature pair, ribbon bars, a Polish Army medal for war 1939-45, a white metal (silver) WW2 Polish 1st Anti-tank artillery regiment badge (marked B1), with screw back (marked Spink & Son London), and 2 photographs which appear to show Lt Tolton in the first and Second World War. Notes: 2nd Lt Tolton’s medal index card confirms that the BWM and Victory medal pair are his full medal entitlement, but he is also entitled to the Silver War Badge. He is shown on the General List in 1940 as a Lieutenant, and by 1942 he is shown as a Lieutenant in the Army Pay Corps. His connection to the Polish medal and silver badge is unknown, but the WW2 photograph appears to show him wearing a Poland cloth shoulder title. Condition: generally very good. Some service wear to some pieces, plus some fading to some of the ribbons.

A small collection of WW2 and later British formation patches, plus other examples. To include: an embroidered 52 Lowland Division (mountain) title, a printed 14th army printed patch, a pair of 43rd Wessex Division printed patches, a printed Allied Forces South East Asia patch, an embroidered 2nd Army patch, a pair of printed 11th East Africa Division formation signs, a 21st Army Group printed patch, a Drivers trade patch, a Skilled Drivers trade patch, a Worcestershire Regiment bullion blazer badge, plus 6 other embroidered patches. 18 total. Condition: generally good, with normal service wear. A number of the patches are uniform removed, and have light soling and pulls to the fabric that you’d associate with normal use.

A vintage Air Army Corps die stamped sterling silver cap badge. 2 silver lugs to the reverse side. Fully U.K. hallmarked for Edinburgh 1994, with the makers mark of ‘GB’. Approximately 4cm width x 4.7cm height. Condition: very good.

A scarce 19th/early 20th century Indian Army Jodphur Lancers badge, possibly a sleeve badge. Displaying an eagle sitting atop a ‘MARWAR’ scroll. Made in heavy gauge die stamped brass, with 6 stout lugs to the reverse. Approximately 7.7cm x 6.8cm. Condition: good, honest age and service wear. Polishing to the front has worn away the details on the feathers of the eagle, plus softened the detail on the wording and scroll. Age related darkening and patina to the reverse side, plus ingrained old polish.

Collection of British Army cap badges, including The Buffs Royal East Kent Silver Plated Officers Cap Badge, The Cameronians Scottish Rifles Pipers Cap Badge. Artillery Volunteers Victorian Forage Cap Badge, North Staffordshire cap badge (slider) & Rhodesia Regiment cap badge (kings crown).

A selection of modern, mostly European embroidered military and police patches. To include: French ministry of the interior Demining, French Foreign Legion 1st Engineer Regiment, German EOD/Bomb Squad K9, German armed forces EOD patch, Greek Police bomb squad, Greek army EOD qualification badge, Greek Air Force explosives disposal squad, Greek EOD/Bomb Squad Coast Guard, Latvia Naval Special Forces EOD, Hong Kong police Ammunition technician, Kosovo EOD/Bomb squad police patch, Macedonia Police bomb squad, Portugal K9 EOD patch, Taiwan EOD/Bomb Squad police patch, Norwegian Navy IEDD, 28th Ordnance Company EOD U.S. Army, Singapore army technician, South African police bomb disposal team, Swiss army KFOR EOD diving team, K9 Ukraine police EOD dog unit. 34 patches total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have had little to no use. Each is loosely mounted on to a paper backing with label (easily removable is desired).

A WW1 Manchester Pals Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1915 Star Trio, awarded to 9014 Sjt George Royle of the 17th Battalion Manchester Regiment. To include: the DCM, 1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Sjt Royle’s cap badge, a period uniform photographs of George, showing his rise through the ranks, from L/Cpl, Sgt, and finally as an officer cadet. There is also a 1919 dated certificate pertaining to his transfer to the reserve, and several period newspapers clippings. Notes: George Royle (1893-1933) enlisted as a Private with the Manchester Regiment on September 4th 1914, almost certainly as a result of Kitchener’s call for 100,000 volunteers made on August 11st 1914. George underwent his training period, but wasn’t deployed to France until late 1915, with his Medal Index Card confirming that he disembarked on November 8th 1915. The date of his promotion to the rank of Serjeant is uncertain, but his September 3rd 1919 dated citation for his DCM emphasises his importance in the war effort. It reads: 17/9014 Sjt. G.ROYLE 17th Bn. (Stockport) Since November 1915, he has acted as a signal Serjeant. In addition to his technical skill, which is of the best, he has proved himself in action to possess cool courage and devotion to duty, notably when mending lines in the Douve and Menin Road sectors, and maintaining communications during the battle of St. Quentin in March 1918. From April until July 1918, he performed the duties of a signal officer most successfully. (3.9.19). At the conclusion of the war, George was transferred to the Army Reserve on February 13th 1919. A newspaper clipping included in the lot, and his transfer to reserve document confirms that at the time of his demobilisation, George was undergoing officer cadet training at Ridley Hall in Cambridge (his white hat band also signifies this). Anecdotal evidence from Sjt Royle’s family, suggests that suffered the effects of Mustard Gas during the conflict, and this ultimately contributed to his early death in 1933. Of interest is the inclusion of a Military Medal, also named to Sjt G. Royle. Long held ‘family lore’ was that George had also earned an M.M during the conflict, and therefore a number of years ago, a medal was acquired from a M.O.D approved supplier, and named to him. Subsequent investigations by the family and by ourselves can find no evidence of the award of an M.M, but it is nevertheless included in the collection. As per the requirements for modern replacements of an M.M, the suspender is fixed. The group has been consigned directly from George’s family, and has never previously been offered for sale. Condition: generally very good. Normal age related toning to the medal group, but limited signs of polishing. The cap badge is good, and the newspaper clippings are in remarkably good condition for their age. The modern M.M is understandably, almost mint condition.

BRITISH ARMY ORDNANCE CAP BADGE, TWO FOBS & ORIENTAL PENDANT

A WWI Souvenir of Egypt 1917 Royal Army Medical Corp embroidered fabric, WWI medal awarded to Private C. Bradley 43418 and an Argyle & Sutherland badge.

A German Third Reich army photograph album and paperwork of Heinz Kehrer 6th Battalion Grenadier Regiment Nr 670 and Reichsarbeitsdienst (R.A.D) comprising a personal snapshot photograph album documenting his service with both the RAD and German army training in the field, award ceremony, architecture and winter sports event, a selection of paperwork including a black grade wound badge citation dated May 1944, shooting record book, RAD cloth sleeve badge and other paperwork

A Great War British army steel helmet bearing a painted badge in the form of a black diamond on a red square

A German Third Reich Army Soldbuch issued in 1939 to a pioneer, Great War and Second World War service ending in a POW Guard Unit, awards noted include the 1914-18 Honour Cross, War Service Cross second class with swords, Iron Cross second class and Wound Badge in black

A Soviet Russian army canvas field (OKZK), with cap badge. [W]

A British Army Royal Artillery brass and copper bugle with yellow, black and red cord tassel and Royal Artillery badge applied to the outer edge of the bell, approx. 27.5cm in length. Together with a heavy metal access cover for ventilation made by Adams & Son, London and originating from Beverley barracks, 31.5 x 24 x 9

Pair of Military Regimental Ice Buckets for the Royal Military Police and Army Ordnance Corps together with a Naval Cap with cloth badge to front (3)

Twenty British Army cap and other badges, mostly first half of the 20th century: The Cambridgeshire Regt. (bimetal) Tank Regiment 6th Dragoon Guards 7th Dragoon Guards   2 x Royal Irish (or Ulster) Rifles and 2 x R.I.R. shoulder titles East Lacashire with Red Rose of Lancaster collar badge The Suffolk Regt. (bimetal) Royal Lecestershire (bimetal) Royal Berkshire New Zealand 'Onward' and RAMC collar badge Southern Rhodesia Air Force Regimental Signaller Proficiency First Aid Nursing Yeomanry - Women's Transport Service Queen's Gurkha Signals KRR shoulder title

A British Army 2nd Battalion Monmouthshire Regiment officers cap badge along with a 3rd Battalion cap badgeLocation: CAB 1

Four Various British Army Caps consisting Brigadier's dress cap.  Dark blue with red band.  Black peak with oak leaf bullion embroidery.  Bullion embroidery Brigadier cap badge ... Welsh Guards Other Ranks dress cap.  Anodised badge ... Staffords OR's cap with anodised badge ... Queens Royal Hussars scarlet dress cap with bi-metal QC badge.  4 items.

Pair Of WW2 USAAF American AII Flying Trousers green cotton trousers.  Full length leg zips  Lower green knitted ankle panels.  Both legs with various pockets with flaps secured by press studs.  Front waist with white stamped Army Air Force badge.  Internal synthetic fur lining.  Complete with elasticated braces.  Internal issue label.  Minor wear. 

BRITISH ARMY OFFICER'S CROSS BELT CHAIN, LION MASK BADGE AND WHISTLE, together with three other smaller lion mask badges, two Rifle Brigade collar dogs, an air ministry whistle on chain, a North Africa 1942-43 bar and a small section of rope, together with a selectionon button Welfare and Rifle Brigade patches, badges, modern bet buckles and green belt, plus a worn copy of Rifles at Waterloo (parcel) (Condition Report: some light wear to the gilding, otherwise most pieces are generally in good condition), Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A SMALL AMOUNT OF CAP BADGES FROM DIFFERENT ERAS, to include RAF, a distressed RA badge, REME, a staybright womens Royal Army corps, a British trade articer or armourers cap badge, a Scottish Queens Rifle colunteer bridgade that is missing a lug and a screw fixing RA badge with centre turning wheel, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A mixed group of foreign medals, comprising a commemorative medal for the 5th Army's Entry into Naples, a copy of US Civil War Medal, Vietnam Star, U.S.A.F Airforce Medal, USA Marine Corps LSGC, USA WW2 Victory Medal, USA Bronze Star, South Africa 1939/45 Service Medal, Dunkirk Veterans Commemorative Medal, India Service Medal 1939/45, Austria 16 Years Service Cross, Red Cross medal and badge, and an assorted group of seventeen British Army cap badges, most likely including re-strikes etc (qty)

A group of German Third Reich insignia comprising a Der Stahlhelm 1930 screw-type membership badge (no pin plate); a Kriegsmarine eagle and two visor cap wreaths, Kriegsmarine gunner's qualification patch (torn), a 1942 Police donation lapel pin; two NSKOV donation lapel pins; NSDAP Party Member enamel badge, marked M/101 for Gustav Brehmer, Marknehausen; DRA sports badge in bronze by Lauer Nürnberg (first style, without swastika); Reichsparteitag Nurnberg 1933 Day Badge; a Deutschesfrauenwerk badge (enamel at fault); and a wound badge in black.Sold together with an Austrian enamel badge, eagle enamel badge, modern German-style helmet badge, and post-war copies of German insignia including a U-boat badge marked 'Schwerin Berlin', Iron Cross 1st class (no pin), helmet decal, two police badges (lacking rear fittings), Heer army visor cap wreath, a suspicious or very worn German wound badge, and post-war copies of insignia, comprising a compising a Technische Nothlife [TeNo - Zivilabzeicen] stick pin, red pebbled translucent and black enamel, marked 'Ges Gesch', numbered 236 and a fantasy badge in the style of People's League of German in Hungary; a 1939 Spange and a Kriegsmarine eagle and one army style cap eagle; other small badges etc (mixed lot, sold as seen)Provenance:n

SECOND WORLD WAR: Two medal groupsA pair of Defence Medal and 1939-34 War Medal with ATS cap badge, in a box of issue. named to Mrs M.A Smith, 8 Vine Street, Bishopthorpe Road, York.A group of four comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, 1939-45 Medal and Defence Medal, in box of issue named to Mr J. Gilmour, 3 Jersey Road, Llytonstone [Leytonstone], London, with Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers / Royal Army Veterinary Corps return details to box. No obvious matches in records, further research needed.

Foreign medals. Comprising a Swedish Blue Star Society Badge of Merit; Polish Second World War Victory and Freedom medal; Polish Medal for Warsaw 1939-45; Polish Cross of Merit (3rd Class); French First World War Crois des Combatants; Orient Campaign Medal (For Service in the French Army of the East), French Médaille militaire and French Croix de la Valeur militaire; together with a mixed collection of modern medals and copies of other medals. Comprising two Campaign Service Medals with spare ribbons and two Northern Ireland clasps; QEII Long Service and Good Conduct medal with spare ribbons, Gulf War Medal (copy), Service Medal of the Order of St. John; Platinum Jubilee Medal; Korea Medal, WW2 Defence Medal, Afghanistan Medal, Line of Duty Medal, Air Crew Europe (Copy); two sets of miniatures, DFM miniature, Air Force Cross (copy) etc

A mixed group of militaria comprising pair of khaki puttees, an RAF P37 webbing belt, SAS beret (moth damage), small quantity of 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards and RAF buttons, booklets on various regiments including Worcestershire and KSLI, some cloth rank insignia and patches including Royal Welch Fusiliers, Royal Armoured Corps, RAF Chevrons, a British Army black oakleaf hat band, and a large accumulation of loose military badges and some titles, predominantly British, including 8th Scottish Volunteer Battalion, 96th Foot (Manchester Regiment), The King's Liverpool Regt, Royal Navy Division Petty Officer's badge and many more, but some others including Russian, American and United Nations together with AFS, silver war badge, silver ARP badge, silver prefect's badge, West Midlands police helmet plate (qty, over 140++) sold together with two enamel Clifton Children's Club badges and a pair of opera glasses etcCondition:Please see the additional lot images for the SAS beret - please note the two tear holes to the top

A collection of approximately 28 British Army cap badges together with buttons and lapel badges, United States cloth badges and a gilt metal Masonic badge dated 1921 (qty)

An assortment of various items, to include an Efficiency medal (AF), awarded to Private J.H Mills, Royal Lincolnshire Regiment (1476774), a WWII Africa Star, Royal Army Medical Corps cap badge, Old Contemptibles button (3995G), a wooden truncheon, trench art ashtray, toy planes and more (parcel)

British Cap Badges, to include Inniskilling, 14th King's Hussars, Royal Artillery, East Surrey, RAF, 10th Royal Hussars, Royal Horse Guards, RAC, 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, Army Remount Service, Tank Corps, King's Dragoon Guards, 13th Hussars, and more, some with makers names to the reverse (parcel)please see reverse image of remounts badge

An assortment of Overseas Cloth badges, to include 85th Infantry Division, A.S.T.P, Army Engineer Special Brigade, 106th Infantry Division, Manhattan Project badge, 104th Infantry Division, 93rd Division Blue Helmets and manu more (70+)

A collection of Military and other badges and buttons, to include a Royal Marine cap badge on beret, rank insignia, bandsman cap and cloth badges, Royal Artillery, Berkshire Constabulary, Naval epaulettes, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, a good collection of buttons and more (parcel)

A WWII Service Medal 1939-1945, a World 1939-1945 Star, an Africa Star all with ribbons, awarded posthumously to Edgar Norman Armstead, Gunner, Royal Artillery, complete with certificate and Army Form B.104-82, postal box; Tenth Anniversary of the Signing of the Armistice 1928, bronze, 76 mm, the Cenotaph, 'THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE', rev. Britannia supports a bandaged warrior in broken chains in original box; Edward VII Coronation medal, bronze, Edward VII Crowned 9 August 1902, the reverse Alexandria Queen Consort, complete with original red leather case; a WWI On War Service lapel badge; Coronation medals including Edward VII & Alexandra 1902, King George V & Queen Mary 1911, and King George VII & Queen Elisabeth 1937; a Commemorative medal for the Marriage of Duke of York & Princess May, 1893 etc.

A Lot of four German Military badges; Jaeger Battalion [Infinitary] badge, SAAR Plebicite 1935 Tinnie badge, Army Craftsman badge and General Goering Regiment badge.

APPLE COMPUTERS - A selection of vintage Apple collectibles and memorabilia including a Victorinox Swiss Army knife, an Apple Pen, rainbow Apple enamel lapel pin badges, an Apple Macintosh enamel badge, and Apple IIc enamel badge, 2 plastic Apple publishing 'Beyond' badges all from the 1980s and 8 1980s rainbow Apple stickers (19). The majority of these items (Pen knife, Pen, lapel badges, etc... ) were available from the Apple Gifts Catalogue throughout the 1980s.

APPLE COMPUTERS - A group of Apple collectibles and memorabilia including a rainbow logo Parker pen, Victorinox Swiss Army knife both boxed, 5 1980s rainbow Apple enamel pin badges, an enamel Apple Macintosh enamel pin badge, an Apple II enamel pin badge, 2 plastic badges, 11 1980s rainbow Apple stickers. (22) The Swiss Army knife and lapel pin badges among other items were available across various Apple gift catalogues in the 1980s.