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Click here to subscribeSelection of Royal Horse Artillery Cap / Beret Badges, consisting of officers and other ranks examples in gilt, brass, white metal and anodised. George VI and Elizabeth II periods. Accompanied by various Artillery shoulder titles, collar badges, sweetheart brooches, sleeve badges, etc. Various conditions. (78 items)
6x Royal Artillery / Honourable Artillery Company Badges, consisting of bronze OSD with lug fittings and Firmin makers tablet to the reverse; white metal volunteers cap badge with slider fitting stamped with Firmin makers mark; brass example made by Suttle Cambridge, Malta Artillery beret badge, Ceylon Artillery beret badge and HAC Infantry cap badge with gilt metal centre. All generally good condition. (6 items)
Insignia of Rhodesia A card with items of Northern Rhodesia colonial military and police items, including metal and embroidered badges of the NR Rifles and NR Regiment, anodised badges of the Northern Rhodesia Police and Police Reserve, a waist-belt plate of the NR Police and 7 triangular cloth badges of the NR Cadet Corps; a card bearing insignia of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 1953 - 63, including cap and collar badges of the Staff Corps, Selous Scouts, infantry and other corps, mainly anodised but including a bronze cap of the R Rhodesia Regt, a fine gilt collar badge of the R&N Engineers, and an officer's embroidered cap of the RRAF c.1956;a card displaying Southern Rhodesia colonial military and Air Force insignia including officers' and ORs' metal cap badges of Medical and Transport Corps and Military Police; together with a cap-badge c. 1942 of the Southern Rhodesian Air Force, with aircrew 'wings' in worsted embroidery and national shoulder titles; another card of Southern Rhodesia military and police cap and collar-badges, shoulder-titles in cloth and metal, mainly pre-1952, of the British South African Police, Rhodesia Staff Corps, Volunteers, Rhodesia Regiment, Rhodesian African Rifles, the Southern Rhodesia Armoured Car regiment, Artillery and Engineers, the majority of items in metal, a few anodised; a card of Rhodesian insignia 1964 - 80, containing anodised and cloth badges of the Rhodesian Army, a metal beret-badge of the Selous Scouts, and cloth items of the Rhodesian Air Force; a card bearing Tanganyika colonial military and Police insignia, mainly pre-1952 metal cap and collar-badges of 6th (Tanganyika) Bn KAR (including an officer's QEC gilt cap), together with badges of the Police and Prison Service; and another card, showing Nyasaland colonial military and Police items, mainly post-1952 cap-badges of the 1st and 2nd (Nyasaland) Battalions of the KAR, the majority AA but including an officer's good metal collar-badge. Shoulder-titles of the KAR, NVR, NDF and NCF, and a badge and buttons of the Nyasaland Police. (7 Cards, 163 items)
Royal Corps of Signals Insignia A card bearing items of Territorial Signals units, including officers' and ORs' silvered cap-badges (first pattern); insignia of TA units converted to R Signals including Princess Louise's Kensington, Essex, Middlesex, Berkshire and Inns of Court Yeomanry, and an embroidered beret badge of 305 Para Sig Sqn; and another card, with Royal Signals NCOs'arm-badges for battledress and No.1 Dress, and officers' embroidered beret badges, and formation signs for Corps, Divisional and other Signal Regiments and DZ flash of 205 Signal Squadron, 5 Airborne Brigade. Together with an officer's fine Glengarry badge of 32nd (Scottish) Signal Regt (V). (2 cards, 56 items)
Scots, Irish Guards and Welsh Guards Headdress and other Badges Officers', WOs' and Sergeants' forage cap badges of the Scots Guards in gilt and white metal; an officer's SD cap badge and a piper's bonnet-badge; officers' and WOs' forage cap and SD cap badges, an officer's pagri badge and pipers' insignia of the Irish Guards. Together with an officer's embroidered beret badge and pair of mess dress collar badges of the Welsh Guards. (18 items)
Insignia of Infantry Regiments formed between 1959 and 1970 A card displaying items of the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment, the Queen's Own Buffs and the Queen's Regiment, including officers' and ORs' cap-badges, collar-badges and buttons in metal, anodised aluminium, embroidery and cloth. Cloth shoulder-titles for the Royal Surreys and Queen's Own Buffs, anodised STs for the Queen's Regiment. Together with bandsmens' pouch-badges for the Royal Surreys and Queen's; and another card, with insignia of the Staffordshire Regiment, Worcestershire & Sherwood Foresters and the Royal Regiment of Wales: Staffordshire: examples of officers' cap and collar-badges in silver-plate and gilt (and beret badge in embroidery), and ORs' shoulder-titles and badges in anodised metal. A Glider badge in yellow embroidery on khaki cloth, and another in gilding metal for tropical uniform. Worcesters & Foresters: an officer's cap-badge in silver-plate and gilt; anodised shoulder-titles and ORs' badges. The Royal Regiment of Wales: officers' cap-badges in embroidery and two patterns in silver-plate and gilt; ORs' badges in AA and white metal, together with a helmet-plate centre for the Band of the Prince of Wales's Division.(2 cards, 72 items)
Insignia of Infantry Regiments post 1958 A card of Lancastrian Brigade items, including a cap-badge, officers' and ORs' collar-badges of the Prince of Wales's Volunteers, with shoulder-titles in cloth and metal; officers' and ORs' cap-badges of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment, together with anodised buttons, shoulder-titles and collar-badges, and a stable-belt plate. Also a cap-badge and helmet-plate centre of the King's Division Band; and another card, bearing insignia of Yorkshire and Irish regiments post-1958, including a Yorkshire Brigade cap-badge, regimental collar-badges of the Prince of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, with an officer's embroidered beret-badge, ORs' cap-badges in AA and white metal, cloth and metal shoulder-titles; items of the Royal Irish Rangers including ORs' cap and collar-badges, officers' collar-badges in metal and embroidery, shoulder-titles, pouch-belt and pouch badges, a Piper's caubeen-badge and a stable-belt plate. Together with buttons, cap-badge and large bonnet-badge of the Royal Irish Regiment.(2 cards, 41 items)
Army and Air Force Chaplains and SRA Insignia A card bearing pre-1952 cap and collar-badges of the Royal Army Chaplains Department, including five set in gilt and enamel, a chain-clasp and badges for Territorial and Jewish chaplains, and a pair of embroidered collar-badges for patrol-jacket; a card with KC and QEC badges, buttons and shoulder-flashes for Christian and Jewish chaplains, including five gilt and enamel badges for forage caps and embroidered beret-badges. Fine scarf-badges for officiating civilian chaplains, and badges for Scripture-Readers; and another card of RAF Chaplains' insignia including KC and QEC examples of cap and collar sets in gilt metal, enamel and embroidery, a stole-badge in gold embroidery, a good bimetal scarf-badge for ATC, and other items. (3 cards, 70 items)
Royal Army Service Corps, RCT and RLC Insignia Officers' Cloth Helmet plates of the ASC (QVC and KC). An OR's KC HP of ASC. Buttons and a stable belt clasp of the Royal Corps of Transport; sets of cap and collar badges for officers and ORs of the Royal Logistic Corps, with waist belt clasp and beret-badge, and sundry items including an arm-badge for Tank Transport Personnel.(24 items)
Royal Army Medical Corps Insignia. An officer's fine gilt KC Royal Arms helmet-plate and bimetal waistbelt-clasp; pagri badges (one with "In Arduis Fidelis" scroll), an unidentified silver badge of the same pattern but with fixings as for a pouch ornament, two WW2 period OSD bronze collar-badges with scroll inscribed Allied Forces Base Hospital, and another collar-badge, cast without crown and with an A below; an OR's KC helmet-plate and two QVC brass collar-badges of the Militia Medical Staff Corps; an officer's QEC embroidered beret badge and sundry minor items.(15 items)
Insignia of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and Royal Logistic Corps Including assorted patterns of cloth (mainly black lettering on khaki or dark blue on scarlet) and metal shoulder-titles, buttons (KC and QEC). Together with officers' cap-badges in gilt, white metal and enamel, and a beret-badge in embroidery, and ORs' in anodised metal; and another card, showing RAOC Conductors' and Ammunition Technicians' badges, including Conductors' Royal Arms badges in metal or embroidery (gold on coloured cloth and worsted on khaki); Ammunition Examiners' qualification badges, in worsted embroidery on khaki or in brass for wear on khaki drill; and Ammunition Technicians' post-1950 flaming bomb insignia in brass, gold embroidery on coloured cloth or worsted on khaki. (2 cards, 55 items)
RAPC, AGC and Corps of Military Accountants Insignia A card displaying buttons, assorted shoulder-titles (metal and cloth) and a formation sign of the RAPC; shoulder titles, cap and collar badges of the CMA including officers' fine examples in gilt and bronze; and 1st and 2nd Pattern cap and collar-badges of the Adjutant General's Corps; and another card with sets of cap and collar-badges, KC and QEC, including superb examples of officer's forage cap and beret badges of the RAPC in gilt and white metal, and for SD cap in bronze; and examples of officers' and ORs' badges of the AGC. (2 cards, 76 items)
Insignia of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps Including an OR's KC brass helmet-plate with initials AVC in white metal in the centre; cap and collar sets with AVC monogram and the later RAVC design bearing the Centaur, for officers and ORs, including OSD bronze examples of both patterns. Buttons and metal STs, a cloth shoulder-title and embroidered beret-badge. Mainly KC period, some QEC examples. (35 items)
Army Gymnastic Staff and PT Corps Insignia A card displaying a QVC helmet-plate, cap, collar and arm badges, buttons and shoulder-titles for QVC, KC and QEC periods, including officers' cap-badges in gilt and white metal, and a beret badge in gold and silver embroidery; and another card with items including cloth shoulder-titles, Instructors' arm-badges and vest-badges (one in gold embroidery), and Army Athletic Association badges for tracksuit in red embroidery and for blazer in gold embroidery on blue cloth.(2 cards, 43 items)
Military Prison Staff and Army Legal Services A card displaying an extremely rare helmet-plate of a Prison Governor as described in Dress Regulations 1894, with QVC gilt Royal Arms, together with buttons and a circular gilt waist belt clasp with white metal Royal Cypher in the centre; cap-badges (KC and QEC), buttons, shoulder-titles (metal and cloth) of the Military Provost Staff Corps; cap and collar-badges, buttons and embroidered beret-badge of the ALS/ ALC; and another card bearing items of Constabulary and Guard Services, cap and collar-badges, and buttons of Barrack Wardens, WD Constabulary and MoD Police; cap-badges for MoD Guard Service, Northern Ireland Security Guard Service and Military Provost Guard Service. (2 cards, 67 items)
Insignia of Womens' Services and Army Nursing Services A card of printed or embroidered ATS and FANY shoulder-titles on khaki and coloured cloth, an ATS metal beret-badge, trade badges for Experimental Assistants Gunnery, a WRAC brass waistbelt clasp, and badges for WRAC personnel posted to the Guards Depot; a card with ATS officers' cap and collar-badges, in gilt and OSD bronze, including a pre-June 1941 gilt coronet rank-badge for a Senior Commandant (equating to Major); ORs' cap-badges in brass and plastic; metal shoulder-titles etc; WRAC officers' cap and collar-badges in gilt and white metal (KC and QEC sets), with bronze OSD cap and embroidered beret badge, gilt buttons and an ST; ORs' bimetal cap and collar-badges, QEC anodised cap-badges and buttons; and sundry brooches and Association badges etc; and another card displaying Army Nursing Services Insignia, including rare gilt and white metal collar-badges of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service (regular and Reserve) and the Territorial Army Nursing Service; metal and embroidered cap-badges of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, collar-badges, buttons, and shoulder-titles in cloth and metal. Together with three OSD badges of the RAMC.(3 cards, 79 items)
Insignia of University Officers Training Corps. A card bearing items of Dublin and Durham University OTCs, including two patterns of cap badge, plus collar-badge, buttons and brass shoulder-title, for Dublin UOTC, and cap-badges (two patterns) for Durham OTC, together with buttons and a metal shoulder-title; and another card, with insignia for Birmingham and Bristol Universities, including a cap and collar set, plus other cap badges (including two embroidered beret badges) buttons and shoulder-titles (metal and cloth) for Bristol UOTC, and buttons, cap badges (metal and anodised) for Birmingham, plus two good collar badges. (2 cards, 45 items)
Badges of Malta military and other units A card bearing a cloth arm-badge of the Malta Garrison, cap-badges of the Royal Engineers Militia, and items of the King's Own Malta Regiment of Militia and King's Own Malta Regiment, including an OSD cap-badge post-1904 of the Royal Malta Militia, a rare plastic cap-badge and an officer's fine collar-badge of the King's Own Malta Regiment in gilt and enamel; and another card, with insignia of the Royal Malta Artillery, including two versions of OSD bronze badges with blade fixings and a QEC bimetal beret badge; also a bronze helmet-plate of the Malta Police and items of the Malta Customs Service, Home Guard and Civil Defence Corps, and a cloth badge of Luqa RAF station. (2 cards, 52 items)
Royal Air Force Badges for Service and Field Service Caps and Berets, 1930s - 1990s. One card of Air Officers' cap badges - King's Crown & Queen's Crown; Officers' cap badges x 2 both Queen's Crown; War Economy gilt metal Officer's cap badge Ptn 1918 by Gaunt and War Economy Officer's cap badge, Ptn 1943. One card of gilding metal, bronze and Staybrite eagle badges with and without crowns, with greatcoat shoulder strap versions. One card of beret badges - 1 Air Officer and 5 Officers' King's and Queen's crown mounted-metal and embroidered variants. (3 cards, 36 items)
Royal Artillery Headdress Badges A card of mainly ORs' badges for pagris, Wolseley helmets, field caps, forage caps and SD caps, with many variations of the KC and QEC Gun badge in gilding metal, chromed or anodised. Gilding metal, plastic and anodised examples of the grenade collar-badge used as a cap-badge; and two woven cloth beret badges; and another card, of Royal Artillery Officers' Cap Badges, with examples of forage cap Gun badge patterns from 1902 to present day, in gilt, OSD bronze or embroidery; embroidered Grenade field cap badges from c.1890 to present day, and WW2 Grenade badges in bronze for SD caps (2 cards, 39 items, together with some minor pieces)
Royal Horse Artillery and other insignia Four scarlet/blue diamond-shaped pagri badges, bearing brass shoulder-titles of the 1st Kohat Mountain Battery and 7th Anti Aircraft Battery, and badges of the 52nd Field Battery (Bengal Rocket Troop) and E Battery RHA (GviR cypher); Five examples of the RHA ORs' beret badge (KC and QEC) in gilding metal, white metal and AA; four officers' QEC beret badges of the same pattern, one in gilt, one in silver plate and two in gold embroidery and colours; two pairs of brass RHA shoulder-titles and a single shoulder-title in anodised metal.(18 items)
Insignia of the Honourable Artillery Company Artillery items including KC and QEC cap badges and collar-badges; beret badges, buttons, cloth shoulder-titles, and a set of fittings for an officer's pouch-belt; together with Infantry insignia including OSD cap and beret badges, a warrant officer's forage cap badge, buttons mounted with initials in script, metal shoulder-titles, and an officer's bit-boss of the Light Cavalry Troop. (Lot)
A Second World War Royal Marines Commando green beret, bearing a label with inscription Ex/1189, T A M Cooke (otherwise un-marked), together with related campaign medals, "Royal Marines" and "Commando" embroidered titles, "housewife" sewing kit, KD belt, passport, Order for Release from Naval Service, and numerous photographs Thomas Alexander Menin COOKE, born in Ryde, Isle of Wight, 15 January 1919. Educated at Erith County School and the City of London School before joining Westminster Bank as a Junior Clerk in 1936. During WWII served with the 1st Royal Marines Battalion and after completing Commando training at Achnacarry in October 1943, with 42 RM Commando (3 Commando Brigade). In November 1943, sailed from Gourock aboard HMT Ranchi. At the end of November 1943, the convoy of which the Ranchi was part, came under attack from a formation of Luftwaffe bombers. A bomb hit the Ranchi's forecastle, penetrated the deck and then exited through the vessel's other side before exploding in the water. The vessel subsequently diverted to Alexandria for repairs. 42 RM Commando re-joined 3rd Commando Brigade at Kedgaon in January 1944. The unit then underwent training near Belgaum before moving to Cocanada. From there sent to Trincomalee, Chittagong and then to Maungdaw where they relieved the 1st Ox and Bucks. In January 1945, they took part in an unopposed landing at Akyab Island. Later that same month, joined the assault on the Myebon peninsula and Kangaw, culminating in the battle for Hill 170. In late 1945, the Brigade was sent to Hong Kong to carry out policing duties. Marine Cooke was released from service on 27 February 1946. After the war, he worked for the Standard Bank of South Africa in Nyasaland. He died in Ipswich in 2001.
A Russian Lomonosov porcelain figure group of two sailors reading a book, height 20cm, a Staffordshire figure of reclining cow and a further figure group of cats, also a small Brannam Pottery cream jug, a Clarice Cliff sugar bowl modelled as an orange and a Royal Albert 'Moonlight Rose' pot and cover (6). CONDITION REPORT: There is light surface wear, one sailor's beret has a rough rim, there are further images showing any marks to the figures.
dating: early 20th Century provenance: State of the Vatican City, Daily uniform, composed of beret, jacket and pants of the 16th-century, Katzbalger style, of crimson, black and scarlet color recurring from the early days of the foundation of the prestigious Corps. Crimson color socks. Spanish style collar. Black, leather belt, rimmed in red, complete with pocket for a bayonet. Years of pontificate of Pius X (1903-1914). Together with a metallic morion, of modern production, dyed in black. One silver medal for merits, by Leo XIII, and one, silver Cross for the pilgrims of Jerusalem, by Pope Leo XIII. Complete with exhibition mannequin and NCO staff with ivory pommel. height 190 cm.Notes: Especially worth noting is the realization of the beautiful face of the mannequin of this NCO. The mannequin itself has undergone a careful processing. Impressive body size.
A WWII Royal Artillery Captain's uniform tunic complete with pips and buttons, a cap, leather sword belt, Sam Browne belt, leather sleeveless jacket, leggings, cartridge pouch, revolver holster, also a military beret and an Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry man's cartridge pouch with badge
A medal group & ephemera relating to Sergeant Graham Alfred Charles Haines, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, enlisted Jersey, Channel Islands, 29th April 1950, medals - Africa General Service - Malaya General Service - Malaya Campaign Service - Regular Army Long Service - Pingat Jasa Malaysia medal full and small size, Service record - 1st March 1951, East Africa, European Air Transport Command, Nakuru Kenya; 221 B.V.D L.A.D.R.A.O.C Kahawa Nr Niarobi Kenya; 2/6 Bn Kings African Rifles, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyka; 2/6 Bn Kings African Rifles, Vacous, Mauritus; 2/6 Bn Kings African Rifles, Kenya, Mau-Mau; 7 Inf Light Aid Detachment, Wksps R.E.M.E., Thika Kenya; 3 Bn Kings African Rifles, Nanyuki Kenya; 12th April 1956 returned to United Kingdom; 18th May 1958, 10 Inf Wksps R.E.M.E., Pandan Johore Malaya; 10 Inf Wksps R.E.M.E., Bukit Timar Singapore; 26th Sept 1961 returned to Uk; 7th Dec 1961, Light Aid Detachment, R.E.M.E., 104 Coy Royal Army Service Corp, Munster B.A.O.R.; L.A.D. R.E.M.E., 4 Coy R.A.S.C; 11th June 1964 Station Wksps R.E.M.E., Kluang Johore, Malaya; 5th Dec 1966 return to UK; 9th Feb 1967 L.A.D. R.E.M.E. 31 Field Ambulance, Dortmund B.A.O.R.; L.A.D. R.E.M.E. Field Ambulance, Munster; 4th Oct 1971 return to UK; 5th Oct 1971 18 Command Wksps R.E.M.E., Bovington, Dorset; 30th April 1972 Demob; other items include certificate of appreciation on leaving the colours, dated 21st July 1972; various photographs in dress; Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers cap badge on beret; two pewter tankards, one inscribed 'Presented to Sgt C.A.C Haines by 58 STA. WKSP REME Kluang 1966', the other from the British Sgt's Mess The Royal Gurkha Engineers Malaya 1966; together with various other family related photographs etc.
Two Painted Head Action Man Dolls, Action Soldier and Action Pilot, both with dog tags, plus a quantity of uniforms including ski patrol, Russian infantryman (missing order of lenin, field glasses, anti tank grenades)Deep Sea Diver, with instructions, Navy frogman (rubber perished) Australian Jungle fighter, hat, jacket, shorts, socks and boots, Iron cross medal, Brutus the Action man guard dog with leaflet, Bunk Bed, 2 x Intelligence manuals, 4 x official equipment manuals, 2 Tommy gun equipment manual, plus other items including Tommy gun Paratroop beret and knife, 3 x Stirling S.M.C missing magazines, S.L.R Rifle, two grandees & Bayonet, all in fair to very good original condition.
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