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A collection of military and other badges including a silver parachute badge by E & H Simon Inc., Royal Army Ordnance Corps, RFC, RAF, 23rd Hussars by Gaunt, Manchester Regiment and a Fireman badge, also with some uniform buttons

Various items mostly relating to the British Army Royal Armoured Corps and Royal Tank Regiment including a Glengarry 'Fear Naught' badge, shoulder title 'RTC', various cap and other badges, 'The Soldier's Bible', pin badges and other similar items Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

British Army Interest - Royal Engineers, a diamond chip set sweet heart brooch, of cap badge form, set in yellow and white metal, 3.8 grms, 2 cm approx max

British Army Interest, Royal Army Medical Corps - a marcasite set sweetheart brooch, sert in white metal with enamel detailing, 5.2grms, 3.3cm max; together with a Ronson cigarette lighter also applied with Royal Engineers Regimental badge (2)

WWII type Popski's Private Army theatre made cap badge. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Czech WWII type Czech Army in England lapel badge. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

New Zealand WWII style Womens Land Army badge. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A WWII group of 4 medals together with a Territoral Army Nursing Service cape badge attributed to N/O Gladys Rider, Liverpool; a set of miniature medals; further unattributed WWII medals

A British Army Tropical/Desert Camouflage Jacket with Bomb Disposal Badge

A Second World War Army Air Corps cap badge together with post-War SAS, LRDG and Parachute Regiment cap badges

A Royal Artillery group of six medals to include 193945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, Defence, War and Efficiency medal with bar and rosette, naming 883108 GNR. C.H.W. HOLDEN. R.A. together with a Dunkirk 1940 commemorative medal, Royal Artillery cap badge and insignia, mounted for display within a glazed display case.

Group of seven WWI miniature service medals (with box); two '16th Queen Lancers' cap badges, Army Catering Corps badge, ATS badge, other badges and Military buttons to include a 1944-1994 Normandy example

DUTCH ARMY V CZECHOSLOVAKIAN ARMY 1941 AT COVENTRY CITY FC / AUTOGRAPHS Single sheet programme 15/2/1941 played at Tachbrook Road, Leamington Spa signed by the Czech team. Horizontal creases and ageing marks. Plus a small metal Dutch badge as on the programme. Generally good

HOLLAND V CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1941 / CZECH AUTOGRAPHS Large single sheet with a field of play and signed by all 22 p[layers in their filed position. Czechoslovakia Army Team is printed and appears to be the issuer. Dutch Army and time is written and the date 30 OCT 1941 is stamped in red. Includes an 8" match pennant and small Dutch badge. The pennant is embroidered with the team names, national flags for the match played at Congleton. Generally good

WW1 British Army Royal Scots Fusiliers Glengarry Cap with insignia badge applied to one side, 27cm

WW2 German Army Belt Buckle by RS&S, aluminium example with a section of the original leather belt remaining. Maker marked to the reverse and some of the original olive drab paint remains to the reverse. Obverse heavily polished. Accompanied by a silver grade wound badge with pin and catch fixing to the reverse numbered “30” to the reverse, an Imperial German naval wound badge in silver with pin and catch fixing to the reverse and three emblems. (6 items)

German Army Panzer Troops Standard Bearers Arm Badge, fine un-cut bevo woven example of the German army pattern standard bearers arm badge with down winged black Heer pattern eagle set over two pink coloured regimental standards with oak leaf spray below. Remains in near mint condition.

Rare Royal Bulgarian Army Officers Dress Cap, fine example of a white toped peaked cap with red wool thick central band and short pattern black peak. Imperial Russian style central cockade badge. Interior with leather sweatband, blue artificial silk lining and leather tailors details and band in the colours of the Bulgarian national flag. The cap is housed in its original card storage box. Some light wear but a very interesting and hard to find item of Military headdress.

Rare WW1 American Ambulance Field Service Adrian Pattern Steel Helmet, fine example of a standard model Adrian helmet with much of its horizon blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet has the American eagle and US shield badge of the organisation to the front. Interior of the helmet retains its original two colour leather liner system and leather chinstrap. Some rusting to the exterior of the shell but generally a good example. The American Field Service was a group of American Volunteers who served overseas, mostly with the French Army, before America entered the war in 1917. The volunteers were mostly medical service and drove ambulances, transporting wounded men to behind the lines. At its height, the Field Service numbered 2,000 volunteers and operated not only on the Western Front in France but also in the battle areas of Italy, Greece, Serbia and Albania. The service attracted young volunteers from the American literati: college students, poets and writers including an eighteen-year-old Ernest Hemingway who used the experience as the basis of his novel A Farewell to Arms. The volunteers were expected to pay for their transportation to Europe and for their meals while there. The American Ambulance Field Service operated as an independent volunteer agency until America's entrance into the war in 1917 when it was absorbed by the American Army.

Regimentally Important Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry Undress Sabretache Attributed to Hon Colonel George Ralph Charles Ormsby-Gore, 3rd Baron Harlech KCB TD DL, Commanding Officer of the Regiment 1902-1907, the patent leather sabretache has gilt metal Victorian crowned two piece badge to the centre. Complete with pouch to the reverse. Complete with white buff leather slings. George Ormsby-Gore was born 21st January 1855 to the 2nd Baron Harlech. He was educated at Eton College and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He served as a Lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards from 1875-1883. He later served in the Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry, becoming their commanding officer from 1902-1907. During WW1 he commanded the Welsh Guards at home from 1915. He was chairman of the Salop Territorial Army Association. He also had a political career, holding the seat for Oswestry from 1901 until 1904, when he moved to the House of Lords to replace his late father. He died on 8th May 1938 at the age of 83. This item was amongst other items from the family estate sold by Bonhams Auctioneers on 29th March 2017, “The Contents of Glyn Cywarch”.

Royal Army Service Corps WW2 & South East Asia Medal Group of Three, consisting of un-named 1939-45 star, France & Germany star and George VI General Service medal 1918-62 with single clasp S.E Asia 1945-46 awarded to “278525 PTE V WINTERBOTTOM R.A.S.C”. Medals are accompanied by his WW2 plastic cap badge, collar badges, arm of service stripe and box of issue for General Service medal.

WWI casualty 1914-15 trio and Army Cyclists Corps cap badge impressed to 4467 Pte Herbery Wolstencroft of Army Cyclists Corps (West Riding Regiment) to include 1914-1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal. Note: Herbery was KIA with the 9th Battalion West Riding Regiment and is commemorated at the St Annand CWGC 22921 which is confirmed on MRC, copy of Commonwealth War Graves Certificates and register plus MRC, together with grave photos

Quantity of 14 various WWI and Edwardian period British Cyclists Regiment cap badges to include 2 Essex Regiment Cycling Battalion cap badges, 7th Cyclists Battalion Welsh Regiment TF, a mother of pearl and silver Army Cyclists Corps sweetheart brooch, Huntingdonshire Cyclists gilded badge and one other, 5th Battalion East Yorkshire Cycling, Kent Cyclists Regiment, 1908-1920 and Highland Cyclists Battalion TF, Regular Army Cyclists Corps, Hampshire Cyclists Battalion and three City of London Cyclists

A Military Canvas Belt with Ammunition Pocket and Enamelled British Legion Badge Together with an Unused Army Cashbook no.228

1939-1945 World War II / Emergency non-combatants' uniform items and ephemera. 1939-1946 Emergency National Service Medal to Defence Forces, Irish red Cross tunic- and cuff-buttons; Irish Army private three-star flashes; Irish Army cap badge; British Air Raid Precautions badge, whistle, pin and instruction manual. Also a pre-war Dresden Police shako plate.

Oglaigh na hEireann, army and navy uniform headgear. An Irish Army officer's uniform cap, with badge; an Irish Navy dark blue seaman's cap, the band with embroidered gilt "Éire"; and a modern Irish Navy seaman's cap with white crown, the band with printed "Éire". Also a military officer's cap by Grenadjarkompaniet. (4)

Lineage Book of British Land Forces 1660-1978 by Frederick, two volume set, hardback; British Army Badges by Hodges; Irish Guards First Hundred Years by Spellmount Publishers; plus other books on the Guards and badge / medal collecting. Various conditions. (20 items)

Seven Single Miniature Medals, comprising Military Medal (George V) loosely mounted on a display card with a Comrades of the Great War Official lapel badge, a Certificate in Army Cookery to 168899 Gnr. A. Wilson 10th Mtn.Batty: 6-4-19 to 24-4-19; Distinguished Service Order (George V); Distinguished Conduct Medal (George V) second type; Military Cross (George V); India General Service Medal 1854 with clasp HAZARA 1891; Indian Mutiny Medal with clasp LUCKNOW; China War Medal, 1900 (9)

Four Single Victory Medals, awarded to 12674 PTE. R. RESTIEAUX A.CYC.CORPS; 163 SJT.W.G.H.FOX. R.A., with a Comrades of the Great War lapel badge and a Royal Life Saving Society medal dated 1908; CAPT.H.B.MAXWELL with a typed Record of Service; REV.T.F.BAKER, with photocopies of the Army List of 1918, 1919 and 1920 in which he appears; a First World War Pair, of 1914-15 Star and British War Medal awarded to 34792 PTE.J.G.WARD, R.A.M.C.; a First World War Pair, of British War Medal and Victory Medal, to 83034 PTE.W.HAMMOND, R.A.M.C. (10)

2nd Scottish General Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps piper’s post 1921 glengarry badge. Good cast nickel strap inscribed “2nd S.G.H.”, a small version of the RAMC cap badge to voided centre.LoopsVGC

Scottish. 93rd Sutherland Highlanders glengarry badge circa 1868-81.Good scarce die-stamped brass crowned title circlet in thistle sprays over honour scrolls; ‘93’ to voided centre.Replacement loopsSome service wear. GCBecame 2nd Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders on Friday 1st July, 1881 whilst under the command of Lt.Col. Ewan Henry Davidson Macpherson (Reward for distinguished services). This is the actual piece photographed as No. 567 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”. Hugh King Collection

Indian Army 31st Punjab Infantry Victorian Birmingham 1892 silver hallmarked pagri badge.Fine die-stamped crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, the centre bearing “31 P.I.” bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1892 on the obverse. . Pagri pin to reverse. VGCStout pagri pin

Indian Army. 7th Bengal Native Infantry Victorian Officer’s pagri badge.Fine die-cast unmarked silver crowned rope edged tri-part scroll “GUZERAT DEIG ALIGURH”. Housed in old card box, the base with ink inscription “Capt. John Fowlis”.Stout pagri pinVGCRegiment mutinied 25th July 1857, at Dinapore. A Captain.John Fowlis served with the Regiment.

Indian Army. Lakhimpur Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian cap badge circa 1882-88.A good scarce British made die-stamped brass crowned strap “DEFENCE NOT DEFIANCE”; ‘LVR’ over “ASSAM” to centre.LoopsVGCLater part of Assam Light Horse 1896-1947

Indian Army. 24th Madras Infantry Victorian pre 1903 pagri badge.Die-stamped brass British made Guelphic crown over elephant on “ASSAYE” with ‘24’ below resting in laurel sprays inscribed “MADRAS”Stout pagri pinCross on crown AFBecame 84th Punjabis in 1903.

Indian Army. Tirhut State Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian helmet badge.Rare British die-stamped white metal crowned ‘TSR’ cypher superimposed on crossed rifles with bayonets and ‘VR’ below, set on strung bugle, “DEFENCE NOT DEFIANCE” scroll beneath.Original single screw postVGCRaised 17.1.1879

Indian Army. 47th Sikhs Officer’s pagri badge circa 1903-22.Good dished hollow silvered quoit with “XLVII / SIKHS” to the yellow cloth centre on domed ground.Stout pagri pinPlating worn in parts. GCBecame 5th Bn. (Duke of Connaught’s Own) 11th Sikh Regt. in 1922

11th (Lonsdale) Battalion Border Regiment WW1 OR’s cap badge.Good scarce die-stamped brass crest of the Earl of Lonsdale on scrolls “ELEVENTH BATTALION BORDER REGIMENT”.LoopsVGC11th (Service) Battalion (Lonsdale), a Kitchener’s Army unit raised 1914.

Machine Gun Corps WW1 Officer’s gilt cap badge.Fine die-cast rich gilt crowned crossed Vickers Machine Guns. LoopsVGCMachine Gun Corps formed by Army Order 414/1915 issued 22nd October 1915.

Indian Army. 97th Deccan Infantry Officer’s cap badge.Die-cast silvered crowned circlet, ‘97’ to voided centre, superimposed on crossed flags, “NAGPORE” to base . (Cox 2525)LoopsPlating toned. GC

Army Air Corps WW2 1944 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer’s beret badge.Fine die-cast crowned laurel wreath; voided centre bearing eagle atop pierced ‘AAC’, its wings extending over and beyond the wreath.LoopsVGC

Royal Army Service Corps Officer’s cap badge circa 1918-36.Fine die-stamped gilt crowned star with pierced Garter on blue enamel ground; GvR cypher to red enamel centreBladesVGC

Army Service Corps Officer’s cap badge circa 1901-17.Die-cast gilt star mounted with silvered crowned Garter within laurel sprays; ‘ASC’ cypher to black enamel centre (hairline crack).Loop and bladeVGC

Royal Army Chaplain’s Department pre 1952 dress cap badge.Fine silvered, gilt and blue enamel example.LoopsVGCDesignated “Royal” in 1919 for its outstanding services during the Great War

Army Educational Corps Officer’s gilt cap badge circa 1920-46.Fine die-cast gilt open book superimposed on crossed lances and rifles resting on tri-part title scroll.LoopsVGC

Indian Army. Royal Garhwal Rifles Officer’s red cord boss bearing silvered badge circa 1922-45.Scarlet cord boss bearing crowned Maltese cross with title circletWiresGC

A BOX CONTAINING A WWII GROUP OF MEDALS AS FOLLOWS, 1939-45 Africa (8th Army Bar), Italy, France and Germany Stars (unnamed) on a wearing bar, a boxed WWII war medal attributed to GWF Roberts of Malvern, Worcestershire, small box with medallion and tie clips, plastic box containing buttons and badge Shrewsbury OTC and a 121 Transit Camp Pass for BAOR for Gunner 1123062 D.C.Roberts, plus a handmade wooden box with the RE crest to the top

FIVE ITEMS OF US ARMY UNIFORM ITEMS, five jackets (three with trousers) and five peak caps, four with metal badge attached, all believed to be post WWII period

A WWII gas mask, a Fire Guard helmet and arm band, three cap badges, Royal Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Royal Artillery, and a Queen's Own West Kent Yeomanry collar badge, fourteen British military buttons, a group of British army cloth badges, pair of Home Guard shoulder titles, two Anti Aircraft badges, pair of Sergeants stripes, Home Guard twenty one GNR brass buttons, two LNER cloth shoulder titles, a Pilot Man armband, and a pair of vintage goggles and two school medallions. (1 box)

A Victorian silver breast badge and sash along with military and other badges to include British Legion, Young Helpers League, Army Service Corp and others

Various collectables, including Waterman's fountain pen, Swiss Army knife, Cadet Force badge etc

Third Reich Insignia Grouping, consisting of Afrika Korps sun helmet decal, German army summer pattern pin back tunic breast eagle, RAD female organisation brooch badge, Luftwaffe helpers pin back badge and German Wehrmacht civil employee stick pin badge. (5 items)

WW2 German Infantry Assault Award Badge Citation Signed by the Last Commander of the German Forces on the Channel Island of Jersey Generalmajor Rudold Wulf, being an A5 example for a silver grade Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen, awarded to Gefr Franz Klaffenbock 1./Gren.Rgt. 422. Dated 20.4.44 and signed by the regimental commander Rudolf Wulf. The Citation has two punch holes and a small section missing to the side. 1./Grenadier Regiment 422 served on the Eastern Front during WW2. Rudolf Wulf, served through the ranks of the German army, he became the commander of Infantry regiment 422, later Grenadier regiment 422 from 17th October 1942 until December 1944, he was promoted to Generalmajor on 1st March 1945. holder of the Knights Cross with Oakleaves and Swords and the last commander of the German forces on the Channel Islands, Island of Jersey 27th February 1945 – 8th May 1945. He signed the surrender of the island of Jersey on board the British destroyer HMS Beagle in St Helier Harbour

WW2 War Economy Plastic Cap Badges, including Royal Armoured Corps, Middlesex regiment, The Welch regiment, Essex regiment, General Service Corps, Pioneer Corps, 2x Royal Army Service Corps, 2x REME (badly distorted) and Royal Corps of Signals (no blades to reverse). Accompanied by a fine quality officers silver (not hallmarked) EIIR Royal Tank Regiment cap badge and 2x variations of Parachute regiment cap badges. (14 items)

An original Woman's Land Army armband and badge, together with a Women's Land Army and Timber Corps veterans badge and a ' For Zeal For Christ ' medal, awarded to Joan Mahy 1925, having bars 1926 through to 1936. (4)

Territorial SAS cap by Compton Webb, WO1 arm badge, and wrist band, WO2 (QMSI) wrist band, Irish Guards badges etc, etc, two framed displays of various GB and Foreign Army badges, incl. Wound Badge, Guards Polo Club fob tank emblem, Russian, Cuba, German etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

World War Two (WW2) campaign medals - S Sgt H R H Green, 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and War medal, also an Efficiency medal (territorial Army), and a duplicate War medal, served R.A.O.C.- lot includes Dunkirk Veterans Assoc'n breast pocket badge 1940 and commemorative medal, medal boxes, official comp slip, official envelopes

World War Two (WW2) campaign medals - 5887864 Private John Vincent Mallery, 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army bar, War medal and regimental cap badge, killed in action on 8th April 1943 aged 24, served 5th Bn, Northamptonshire Regt, son of JohnT and Emma Mallery of Chesterfield, buried Medjez-El-Bab War Cemetery - lot includes image of cemetery and official comp slip

Trench art - a rectangular ashtray, the base with applied WW1 Imperial German army buckle badge marked 'Gott Mit Uns', approx 11.5 cm x 8.7 cm

World War One (WW1) - an Imperial German army buckle badge 'Got Mit Uns' with buckle (badge detached)