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Army Air Corps WW2 plastic economy issue beret badge by Stanley. Good scarce crowned laurel sprays, voided centre with an eagle on AAC, its upswept wings extending over the laurel. A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall Brass blades. VGC Unit formed in 1942.

Royal Army Medical Corps Victorian Officer cap badge circa 1898-1901 Good die-cast gilt crowned laurels on silver title scroll; the rod of Aesculapius entwined with silver serpent to voided centre. Old replacement loops. GC

Queen Alexandras Royal Army Nursing Corps Officer cap badge circa 1949-52. Fine scarce short-lived die-cast gilt crowned Dannebrog with attendant laurel sprays bearing SUB CRUCE CANDIDA with applied silvered base scroll Q.A.R.A.N.C. Loops VGC

Army Physical Training Corps WW2 plastic economy cap badge. Good scarce crowned crossed swords. Brass slider VGC

CITY BATN / 3 / THE KINGS Liverpool Pals Kitcheners Army shoulder title badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass. Loops. Toned GC Worn by 19th Service Bn. King’s Liverpool Regt. raised by Lord Derby 29th August 1914.

CITY / 8 / MANCHESTER WW1 Manchester Pals Kitchener’s Army shoulder title badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze issue. Loops (flat type). VGC. 23rd (8th City) Service Bn. Manchester Regt. raised 21st November 1914.

TYNESIDE / 1 / SCOTTISH WW1 Kitchener Army shoulder title badge. Good scarce die-cast curved TYNESIDE over separate straight SCOTTISH; central white metal 1. Complete with backing plate. Flat hexagonal loops. VGC Worn by 20th (1st Tyneside Scottish) Service Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers raised in November 1914

TYNESIDE / 2 / SCOTTISH WW1 Kitchener Army shoulder title badge. Good scarce die-cast curved TYNESIDE over separate straight SCOTTISH; central brass 2. Complete with backing plate. Flat hexagonal loops. VGC Worn by 21st (2nd Tyneside Scottish) Service Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers raised in November 1914

TYNESIDE / 3 / SCOTTISH WW1 Kitchener Army shoulder title badge. Good scarce die-cast curved TYNESIDE over separate straight SCOTTISH; central brass 2. Flat hexagonal loops. VGC Worn by 22nd (3rd Tyneside Scottish) Service Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers raised 5th November 1914 at Newcastle.

Army Pay Corps helmet plate centre badge circa 1893-1914. Good scarce brass bar mounted with APC cypher; square loop either end to secure it to the Universal Pattern helmet plate. VGC

Welsh. 6th (Service) Bn. South Wales Borderers SWB early WW1 badge. Good rare circular off white celluloid disc bearing 6 / S.W.B. in black. Brass plated tin reverse. Worn until metal cap badges could be issued. Brooch pin. Minor rust stains. GC Formed at Brecon 12.9.1914. See Kitcheners Army by Westlake, page 100 for similar example.

Army Legal Services side cap badge circa 1958-78. Good scarce red felt embroidered with crowned blindfolded figure of Justice holding sword and scales on white padded JUSTITIA IN ARMIS scroll. Removed from cap, GC

100th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth printed formation sign badge circa 1947-48. Good scarce shield quartered with Hampshire Rose, green lines from Wiltshire Arms and red and blue Royal Artillery colours. Removed from uniform. GC Formed 1.1.1947. Comprised three Hampshire units and one from Wiltshire. Disbanded September 1948

95th AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth printed formation sign badge circa 1947-48. Scarce red shell head on blue shield; semi circle to top with silhouette of aeroplane. Removed from uniform. HQ Newport

93rd AGRA (Army Group Royal Artillery) cloth formation sign badge. Red/navy felt rectangle embroidered with yellow flaming grenade on 93 over AA. Removed from uniform. GC Comprised units from Blackpool, Preston, Rochdale and Workington. Redesigned 1.9.1948

British Army Aid Group WW2 special forces formation sign badge. Good rare scarlet pimpernel embroidered on dark blue rectangle. KD backing & evidence of press studs Two moth holes. GC Actual item photographed as 30 in “Some Talk of Private Armies” by Len Whittaker. BAAG was a Special Force to rescue POW’s of the Japanese, later involved in intelligence etc. Bosleys 2004

21st Army Tank Brigade WW2 cloth embroidered formation sign badge. Red devil looking round blue Diablo on woven yellow disc. Removed from uniform. Service wear Adopted in June 1944, designed by Captain Tom Gorring of A Sqn 48 RTR. Made by a silk factory near Caserta, Italy

21st Army Tank Brigade WW2 cloth embroidered formation sign badge. Red devil looking round blue Diablo on woven yellow disc. Removed from uniform. Slight service wear Adopted in June 1944, designed by Captain Tom Gorring of A Sqn 48 RTR. Made by a silk factory near Caserta, Italy

British Army Officiating Chaplain's pre 1953 scarf badge. Fine large die-cast silvered, gilt and blue enamel example. Stout brooch pin VGC Worn by visiting clergy when called to minister at garrisons and camps not having their own resident RAChD chaplain.

Royal Army Service Corps Fleet bullion Officer cap badge circa 1945-53. Good scarce lightly padded gold wire crown over R-A-S-C resting in laurel sprays. VGC

Indian Army. 22nd Regiment of Madras Infantry Victorian pagri badge c1885-1901. Scarce die-stamped brass British made crowned circlet bearing honours SERINGAPATAM MYSORE AVA; 22 to solid centre. Stout pagri pin replaced with loops VGC 1903 redesignated 82nd Punjabis.

15th & 17th Service Bn West Yorkshire Regiment (Leeds Pals) WW1 Kitchener Army cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass Arms of Leeds. Toned loops. Slightly bent, GC In answer to Kitcheners call 15th (Service) Bn (1st Leeds) West Yorkshire raised September 1914; 17th (Service) Bn (2nd Leeds) raised December 1914.

1914-15 Star (1596 Pte. A. E. Rolfe. 2nd. Co. of Lond. Y.); British War Medal 1914-20 (2) (35563 Pte. J. H. Milner. E. Lan. R.; Lieut. C. H. Sealy.); Victory Medal 1914-19 (3) (Asst. Eng. F. W. Elliott. R.N.R.; G-11641 Pte. W. Johnson. Midd’x R.; R-38354 Pte. D. Burton. K. R. Rif. C.) edge bruising, generally very fine (6) £140-£180 --- Arthur Ernest Rolfe was born at St. John’s, Waterloo, London. Residing in Streatham, London, he attested with the 2nd County of London Yeomanry at their Headquarters in Elverton Street, Victoria, London, for service during the Great War. Serving with ‘C’ Squadron in the Egyptian theatre from 5 November 1914, he died on 4 July 1915. One of just 35 regimental fatal casualties of the Great War, he is buried in Cairo War Cemetery, Egypt. John Holden Miller was born in Blackburn, Lancashire, where he attested for the East Lancashire Regiment for service during the Great War. He was killed in action with ‘W’ Company, 11th Battalion on 28 June 1918, during the Battle of the Lys, and is buried in Aval Wood Cemetery, Vieux-Berquin, France. Charles Henry Sealey was born in Portobello, Midlothian, Scotland on 11 September 1888. He attested for the Army Service Corps in Grove Park, London, for service during the Great War on 19 June 1915 and served on the Western Front from 8 August 1915. Appointed Corporal on 20 June 1916, he was discharged from the ranks upon receiving a commission on 6 December 1916. His Great War medals were sent to him at 75 Prince of Wales Mansions, Battersea Park, London. He died in Carshalton, Surrey, on 9 November 1964, aged 76. Walter Johnson was born in Yarmouth, Norfolk and attested in London for service with the Middlesex Regiment during the Great War. He served on the Western Front with the 12th Battalion, where he was killed in action on 11 August 1917. He has no know grave and is commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium. David Burton attested for the King’s Royal Rifle Corps on 30 March 1917. He served on the Western Front and was discharged due to sickness, whilst serving at home with the 6th Battalion, on 16 June 1918, and was awarded a Silver War Badge, No. 414894.

British Army WW2 group of six medals attributed to 5675209 Pte Frank Victor Galsworthy 1/5 The Queen's Regiment (West Surrey) comprising 1939/1945 Star, Africa Star (8th Army clasp), Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence and War medals, mounted in a glazed frame, together with a cap badge and medal ribbon for Africa Star. Pte Galsworthy died on 28th February 1945

British Army badges and insignia for the Royal Armoured Corps and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, together with Princess Patricia's Light Infantry cap badge and a National Small-bore Rifle Association cloth badge for Expert Shot 1958

Two British Army Gloucestershire Regiment officer's service dress collar badges, mess badge and officer's silvered Wessex badgeConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Devonshire Regiment cap badges with Queen's Crown, together with a Dorsetshire Regiment cap badge and two Wiltshire Regiment badges (4)

British Army 11th Hussars officer's cap badge

British Army Gloucestershire Volunteer Regiment metal cap badge

British Army Essex Yeomanry anodised cap badge (H W Timmings B'ham to slider)

British Army Somerset Light Infantry officer's hallmarked silver cap badge

British Army Somerset County Volunteer Regiment cap badge, Thomas Tatorini Bolton to back

British Army North Irish Brigade officer's silvered cap badge

British Army 4th Queen's Own Hussars cap badge

British Army 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards bi-metal cap badge

British Army Royal Munster Regiment cap badge

British Army Border Regiment Glengarry badge

British Army The Rifle Brigade cap badge

British Army Royal Scots Dragoon Guards bi-metal cap badge (J R Gaunt B'ham to slider)

British Army 19th Hussars Princess of Wales own double scroll badge

British Army Middlesex Regiment Public Works Pioneer Battalion badge (Firmin London to reverse)

British Army North Somerset Yeomanry NCO arm badge

British Army Devonshire and Dorset helmet plate / badge

Four British Army Gloucestershire Regiment forage caps, comprising other ranks khaki dated 1953 with badges front and back, officer's example with front badge and two other unbadged examplesConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army staff officer's forage cap with white cover, wire bullion and cloth badge and gold braid to peak, c1912, together with a similar example without coverConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army tunic with General Service buttons and WO2 rank badge, size small, attributed to Sgt Major Fred Hancock

Two British Army Gloucestershire Regiment blazers, one with Gloucestershire Regiment badge, the other a Chindit badge, together with a pair of trousers, all attributed to 5568085 Company Sergeant Major Shelvey Donald 'Charlie' Mott, 1st Battalion c1948. CSM Mott saw service in WW2 with the Wiltshire Regiment and the ChinditsConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment Bandmaster blue tunic with WW1 medal ribbon, fine bullion embroidered sleeve badge and associated buttons to 5th Battalion c1939Consigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment officer's service dress and trousers, with rank insignia to collar straps, collar badge, associated buttons and medal ribbon, attributed to Captain R D FrenchConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment 5th Battalion WW1 other ranks tunic with Lance Corporal and overseas chevrons, Glosters shoulder badges, associated buttons and medal ribbons for the Military Medal and War Medal, two wound stripes and horseshoe 25th Division Formation badge to reverse, attributed to Lance Corporal Percy Walter Ireland, 1918-1919Consigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment other ranks WW1 service dress jacket with Glosters shoulder badges, Corporal chevrons to sleeves, Lewis gunner proficiency badge and overseas chevrons, attributed to 241626 Corporal Wallace Alfred Davis, MM and bar, 5th Battalion 1914-1918Consigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment other ranks scarlet tunic attributed to Sergeant Scriven, 2nd Battalion c1895, with chevrons, skill at arms badge and associated buttons, rounded collar fronts and 'jam pot' cuffsConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment other ranks scarlet tunic with Corporal chevrons and pioneer badge, rounded collar fronts with badges, 'jam pot' cuffs and associated buttonsConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment other ranks scarlet tunic with Sergeant's chevrons, skill at arms badge and associated buttons, c1913Consigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment full dress scarlet tunic with Bandmaster badge to sleeve, 'Gloster' embroidered to shoulder and associated buttonsConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment Drummer's tunic, with badge to right sleeve and associated buttons, together with a pair of trousersConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment Drummer's tunic with badge over chevrons on right sleeve and associated buttons, together with a pair of trousersConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment Sergeant's full dress tunic with musketry instructor badge and associated rank and collar badges, together with a pair of trousersConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

British Army Gloucestershire Regiment Colour Sergeant's full dress tunic attributed to 4228 Colour Sergeant William John Dalley, c1910, with musketry badge to left sleeve and associated rank insignia and buttonsConsigned by the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum Trust 

Commemorative cover celebrating 'The Parachute Regiment' featuring the Badge of the Parachute Regiment and 'Pegasus' the emblem of all British Airborne Forces. First Day Cover also features a set of five stamps issued by the Royal Mail, Army Uniforms issued in 1983. Cover has a British Forces postmark 'The Parachute Regiment 1942 - 1983', cancelled 8th July 1983. Unsigned. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99