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10th County of London (Hackney) OSD cap badge circa 1912-37. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned star superimposed on laurel sprays resting on TENTH LONDON HACKNEY scroll; central motto circlet with Tower from the Borough Seal to voided centre. (High ground) Blades. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Birkenhead & District Volunteer Training Corps WW1 VTC cap badge. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned title circlet with attendant laurel sprays and TRAINING CORPS across the base; conjoined shields to centre. (KK 1606) Doubled stamped Thomas Fattorini, Bolton Replacement slider. Otherwise VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Suffolk Regiment OSD cap badge circa 1953-59. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned motto circlet resting in oak sprays with title scroll across the base; GIBRALTAR, Castle and Key to voided centre. Blades. VGC Amalgamated with The Norfolk Regiment in 1959 to form the 1st East Anglian Regiment PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
25th County of London (Cyclist) Bn. The London Regiment cap badge circa 1908-22. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned wheel inscribed COUNTY OF LONDON CYCLISTS resting in laurel sprays on TENEX ET AUDAX tablet; 25 to centre of spokes. Solid crown. Long loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Westminster Dragoons Imperial Yeomanry Edwardian OSD cap badge circa 1902-08. Fine rare die-cast bronze Arms of Westminster in title scroll. J.R. Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Blades. VGC Raised as 2nd County of London Imperial Yeomanry. Granted additional title "Westminster Dragoons" in 1903. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
24th Lancers war raised cavalry WW2 OSD pair of collar badges circa 1940-44. Good scarce die-cast bronze crowned LANCERS circlet bearing crossed lances; XXIV to voided centre. (2 items) Loops. VGC Raised 30th December 1940 and disbanded 24th July 1944 from lack of recruits. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY
A collection of 17th-Century and later seals to include a 17th-century bronze seal, possibly Polish, and wioth Masonic connections, simple bronze grip, well-engraved matrix with full armorials; a late 18th-century silver fob seal, CF, London 1794, simple C-scroll supports, matrix engraved armorials; two 19th-century gilt metal mounted fob seals, one engraved M the other O; a 19th-century silver fob seal with a seated model of a greyhound on yellow metal disc, blank matrix; a small agate handled desk seal, blank yellow metal matrix; a jasperware cameo(17th-Centruy seal matrix: 2.7cm x 2.7cm)

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