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Click here to subscribeRifle Brigade 1915 HM silver WW1 Officer cap badge. Fine Birmingham hallmarked (q) die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens). Crowned WATERLOO tablet on Maltese cross with attendant laurel sprays; arms and sprays bearing honours; centrally within RIFLE BRIGADE circlet, a crowned strung bugle. Stout loops. Minor service wear, generally VGC
The Queens Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 1941 HM silver WW2 Officer cap badge. Fine die-cast Birmingham hallmarked (R) example by JRG&S (J.R. Gaunt and Son). White Horse of Kent on INVICTA scroll resting on tri-part ROYAL WEST KENT scroll. Loops replaced with brooch pin otherwise. VGC
Royal Navy Mine Clearance Sleeve Badge and others. Royal Navy Mine Clearance Sleeve Badge ... WW1 Army Ordnance Corps Cap Badge ... Merchant Navy Lapel Badge ... Silver City Airways Cap Badge (Screw post and nut fittings) ... Royal Navy WW2 Period Officers Cap Badge (5 items)
Artists Rifles (21st Special Air Service) SAS formation signs. Good scarce embroidered winged dagger rectangular arm badge ... Conjoined heads of Mars & Minerva in silver grey thread embroidered onto a black rectangle arm badge. (2 items). In 1947, arm and beret badges were reversed so SAS badge worn on beret & Artists Mars & Minerva on the arm
Irish Carlow Rifles Militia Victorian Officer pre 1881 pouch belt plate. Good rare die-stamped silver crowned blank tablet over Maltese cross; centre bearing COUNTY CARLOW RIFLES surrounding a strung bugle on lined ground. Now with later silver assay mark 1954. Strengthening to reverse. Two screw posts. GC Raised 1793 at Carlow, became 8th Bn. KRRC on Friday 1st July 1881. Gordon Cummings Collection.
Reconaissance Corps WW2 Officer 9 items of Insignia. Good set of silver plate and gilt die-cast cap badge together with pair of collars badges (all stamped P, one collar with faint Gaunt, London) ... unusual silver plate and gilt beret badge on slider ... 2 x large brass buttons ... 2 x small brass buttons ... smallish RECONAISSANCE golden yellow embroidered on green shoulder title (removed from uniform. (9 items)
(9) 6 cloth formation signs and set of 3 Polish cloth badges. Airborne Pegasus (printed) ... Southern Command Weapon Training School (printed) ... Eastern Command facing pair (printed) ... Eastern Command (embroidered) ... Rhine Army Troops. Polish 5th Kresowa Infantry Division with an 8th Army formation sign and faded silver wire on red POLAND shoulder title.
8 various badges and a Boer War Ladysmith Pass. Royal Dragoons NCO arm badge ... Shropshire Yeomanry NCO cast arm badge ... 2 x RASC GVIR cap badges ... Royal Berkshire Regiment Officer Mess Dress collar badge ... Indian Army Pioneer Officer 1910 HM silver collar badge ... Cheshire Volunteer Regiment enamelled VTC lapel badge ... Russian Crimean War helmet plate lacking cross on crown, regimental number and loops. Two holes drilled at base of Amazon shield ... Boer War pencil written pass issued at Ladysmith permitting this Private to visit when town not on duty in camp (fold marks).
Irish Queens Own Royal Dublin City Militia Victorian Officer Albert pattern shako plate circa 1844-55. Fine rare die-stamped gilt crowned star mounted with silver oval strap ROYAL DUBLIN CITY resting in shamrock sprays. Silver 100 to domed gilt centre. Two horizontal loops and one of four wires to reverse of crown. Service wear but generally GC. Dublin City Militia raised in 1793, redesignated Royal Dublin City Militia in 1815 later adding the title Queen’s Own became 4th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881. Gordon Cummings Collection.
City of London Police Inspectors Coronation group of three medals. Awarded to Police Inspector W G Reeves. Comprising: Queen Victoria 1897 Jubilee Medal (PC 921 W.G.Reeves), Edward VII Coronation Medal (PS), George V Coronation Medal (INSP). Mounted loose as worn. All three medals are City of London Police issue Accompanied by a 1911 Silver and enamel City of London Medal. This with silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1911. (4 medals)
WW1 1st Bn Grenadier Guards Mons Star Casualty Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 8803 PTE W ROBBINS G. GDS. Comprising: 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose. Private William Robbins enlisted into the Grenadier Guards in March 1900 and landed in France with the Regiment on the 12th November 1914. He was discharged in August 1916 with the award of the silver war badge and died as a result of service on the 16th January 1919. He is listed as serving with the 1st Bn.
WW1 RAMC Mons Star Group of Three Medals and Silver War Badge. Awarded to 7666 PTE W HOLME RAMC. Comprising: 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Original ribbons unworn ... Silver War Badge (B294372) ... Cap Badge and brass shoulder titles. All contained in a 1914 Princess Mary brass Christmas box. Overall GC box with one small split. Private William Holme landed in France with the 15th Field Ambulance unit on the 20th August 1914 and is confirmed as being awarded the clasp to the Mons Star. The silver war badge number is confirmed as issued to him
Motor Machine Gun Service / Royal Tank Corps French Medaille d’ Honneur Medal Group. Awarded to Warrant Officer II M.D. Spicer. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal 1687 Cpl. M.D. SPICER. M.M.G.S.-R.A, George V Jubilee Medal, George V Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (1930-36). (these two medals Named 7868393 W.O. Cl II R. Tank C.), French Medaille d’Honneur. The group is mounted for display, please note that WO. Spicer is entitled to the silver French Medaille d’Honneur and not gilt as mounted with the group Warrant Officer M.D Spicer enlisted into the Royal Garrison Artillery before being attached to the Motor Machine Gun Service and transfer to the Tank Corps with the service number 200045, this confirmed on the medal index card. He landed in France after the 1st January 1916 and is confirmed as being awarded the French Medaille d’Honneur silver London Gazette 11th July 1919. Remaining with the Tank Corps he saw service during the interwar years with the LSGC Medal being awarded in 1934 and a year later whilst serving with the 9th Light Tank Company in India was awarded the GVR Jubilee Medal.
Irish Loyal German Fusiliers Medal of Merit 1780. A scarce and unusual presentation medal believed awarded by a Colonel of a Fencible Regiment of Ireland. The silver medal is engraved to the obverse Col Brown of the L.G.F. presents this medal. Reverse to Maj Dolmage for his merit 1780. Retaining original red silk ribbon. Housed in a Victorian leather and velvet case, this with tilt tooled details to the lid MEDAL OF MERIT TO ADAM JOHN GREAT GRANDFATHER OF ANTHONY A DEMEGE ESQ. The Rathkeale militia unit known as the Loyal German Fusiliers was one of ten Regiments raised in 1778 in County Limerick commanded by the then Captain Adam John Dolmage who was born in Limerick in 1744. He is recorded as died in Albany New York in 1801. Provenance: Through Delmege family descent.
WW1 London Regiment 1st Lovat Scouts Silver War Badges plus Home Front Badges Silver War Badge (230311) ... Similar (117505) ... Accompanied by 4 x WW1 enamel Home Front lapel badges (6 items) Badge number 230311 was awarded to 321429 Rifleman Charles Chivers 6th Bn London Regiment Wounded. Badge 117505 was awarded to 2906 Private Edward Severn 1st Lovat Scouts Sickness
Irish Royal Tyrone Regiment of Militia Victorian Officer shoulder belt plate. Fine rare gilt rectangular plate with rounded corners mounted with silver crowned shield bearing 80 superimposed on trophy of arms resting on scroll TYRONE REGIMENT over fasces. Below a drooping scroll ROYAL. Single hook and two stud fastenings. VGC Tyrone Militia raised at Caledon in 1783, redesignated Royal in 1793, redesignated Royal Tyrone Fusiliers in 1855. Gordon Cummings Collection.
8th (King’s Royal Irish) Hussars Officer pouch. A rare George V period example, Scarlet melton cloth face, bordered with Russia braid, bears gold wire embroidered Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by Royal Crest superimposed on silver wire GvR; Battle Honours multi part scroll entwined with shamrocks. Complete with red Morocco leather covered zinc box pouch and gilt metal belt loops. VGC
Boer War Sweetheart Cushion. A good large example, to the centre an embossed colour image of a Boer War mounted Trooper. Colours remain bright and fresh. Approx size 10 x 10 inches. Accompanied by a souvenir of South Africa in the form of Silver Leaves from Table Mountain. (2 items)
9th Queens Own Lancers Officer Lance Cap circa 1905-14. A good scarce example. The skull of black patent leather with the upper portion of black Melton cloth with gilt metal trips down the angles; black leather top. To the left side is a metal simulated bullion rosette with central regimental button. This supports a gilt plume holder which holds the black over white stitched swans feather drooping plume (metal stem cap fixing restored). The gilt lance cap plate is mounted with gilt Royal Arms, title scroll and silver AR cypher, revered and intwined. Gilt metal bound patent leather peak. Two gilt metal lion head bosses support the lather backed corded chin chain. Leather sweat band (small section replaced) and retaining crimson silk lining with gold tooled Hawkes & Co. details. GC Gordon Dine Collection.
Durham Light Infantry Officer helmet circa 1901-14. A good example of the Home Service pattern blue cloth helmet by J.J. Jones, 6 Regent Street, W complete with gilt metal cruciform base, spike, spine and rose bosses supporting velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt crowned star bearing silvered strung bugle on black velvet centre; silver THE DURHAM LT. INF. scroll below. The interior retaining cream leather sweatband with crimson silk top. Gilt dull. Service wear. GC
Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment GvR Officer helmet circa 1911-14. A good short lived example of the Home Service pattern blue cloth helmet complete with gilt metal cruciform base, spike, spine and rose bosses. To the front, a gilt crowned star bearing Lion of England on crimson velvet centre; silver THE KINGS OWN scroll below the crown, another ROYAL LANCASTER REGT on the base of the laurels. The interior retaining buff leather sweatband. Gilt dull. Service wear. Evidence of previous helmet plate. Minor restoration. GC Chin cain absent
Victorian Irish Londonderry Militia Officer Mess Jacket. A scarce example of stable pattern form, scarlet cloth with yellow facings and silver seed buttons to the front. The collar retaining a bullion Queen Victoria rank crown and to the shoulders a loop of silver cord one retaining a regimental silvered button. The interior with crimson silk lining. Accompanied by scarlet waistcoat of regimental pattern. Now with some dulling, stitching faults and age wear. (2 items) Gordon Cummings Collection.
Victorian Consul-General uniform of Wm. Gregory Esq. Good scarce set comprising cocked hat with treble silver bullion loop (stitching faults)and black ostrich feather border by James Smart ... dress tailcoat with heavy silver bullion embroidery to velvet collar and cuffs; gilt Royal Arms buttons ... trousers with two inch stripes of silver oakleaf and acorn lace ... undress frock coat with gilt VR crowned Garter buttons and pair of patent leather shoes with silvered Union buckles by Ede & Ravencroft Ltd. Court Tailors, 93-94 Chancery Lane, London. All housed in metal storage/transit trunk bearing brass plaque engraved Wm. Gregory Esq.. GC
Irish Armagh Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Fine rare gilt interlocking example with matching number to both halves. Circlet inscribed with silvered ARMAGH REGIMENT; seeded centre mounted with silver crowned Maid of Erin Harp. Universal pattern rococo ends, unusually pierced. VGC Raised 1793 at Armagh, redesignated Light Infantry in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers 1.7.1881. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by Wilhelm Deumer, Ludenscheid. Fine example with silvered frame and magnetic iron core. Reverse, with hinged tapered flat pin and securing hook: impressed L/11 below the hook. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated cream velvet and silk, the lid impressed with silver facsimile of the award; lining bears Wilhelm Deumer K.G. Ludenscheid. VGC
German Third Reich cased 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class. Fine scarce die-cast silvered example with hinged flat pin and securing hook. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet and cream silk, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award. VGC
German Third Reich 1939 Bar to the Iron Cross 1st Class by Forster & Barth, Pforzheim. Fine scarce die-cast silvered example. Eagle and swastika resting on a tablet inscribed 1939. Hinged flat pin and securing hook. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet and cream silk, the lid impressed with silver facsimile of the award. Lid now detached otherwise VGC
German Third Reich WW2 cased War Order of the German Cross in gold by C.F. Zimmermann, Pforzheim. A fine and scarce eight pointed silver star with slightly smaller dark overlay. Mounted on the star, set on a red enamel ground, a gilt laurel wreath with 1941] at the base. Within the wreath, a silvered edged black enamel swastika set on a matt silver ground. The front secured with four open rivets, complete with hinged vertical tapered flat pin, the underside of which is stamped 20, and securing hook. Minor service wear otherwise VGC. Housed in original back leatherette case, the fitted interior with simulated black velvet and cream silk, the sided of the lid with gilt line. GC Instituted by Adolf Hitler for the Wehrmacht on 29th September 1941 and designed by Professor Klien of Munich.Provenance. Found in the effects of 1805815 AC2 George Henri Wood who served from 6.5.1942 in the RAF then transferred to the Royal Signals in May 945 until demobbed in September 1947.
German Third Reich WW2 Luftwaffe Parachutist breast badge by C.E. Junker, Berlin SW. A good die-cast example. Mounted on an oval silver wreath, half of laurel, half of oak; a gilt metal diving eagle with swastika clutched in its talons. Reverse with replacement hinged vertical round pin and securing hook. Rather indistinct maker details. Minor service wear. GC Instituted 5th November 1936.
Irish Royal Meath Regiment Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Fine rare silver-plated interlocking example with matching bench marks to each half. Circlet inscribed ROYAL MEATH MILITIA; seeded centre mounted with shamrock in relief ornamented with small shamrock sprays. Universal pattern rococo ends. Headquarters at Limerick, became 5th Bn. Leinster Regiment 1st July 1881. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Destroyers War badge by Schwerin. A good die-cast example. Within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, a silver speeding destroyer with its bows breaking through the wreath. Reverse bears Schwerin, Berlin 68 and retains hinged horizontal tapered pin with securing hook also small hook to reverse of eagle. Some service wear and slight bubbling to plating. GC Authorised 4th June 1940 by Grand Admiral Raeder.
German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine 2nd pattern E Boat War badge by Adolf Scholze, Grunwold. A good scarce example. Gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika; within the wreath, a silver speeding E Boat with its bows breaking through the wreath. Reverse bearing maker triangular logo, with horizontal ball jointed pin and securing hook; complete with small hook to reverse of eagle. Some service wear. GC 2nd pattern E Boat War badge introduced in January 1943
Irish North Tipperary Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Good rare silver-plated interlocking example with matching bench marks to each half. Circlet inscribed NORTH TIPPERARY MILITIA; seeded centre mounted with crowned Maid of Erin Harp. Universal pattern rococo ends. Service wear GC. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich SS Long Service Award for 8 years. Good scarce bronze example, the obverse bearing SS Sigrunen within an oak wreath superimposed on a swastika; reverse inscribed FUR TREUE DIENST IN DER SS superimposed on the numeral 8. Small bevelled ring to top retains teardrop ribbon loop, (minor silver solder at the point).. Generally VGC. Founded 30th January 1938
Irish Londonderry Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Fine rare silvered interlocking example. Circlet inscribed VITA VERITAS VICTORIA; seeded centre mounted with silver skeleton atop a mountain between two castles. Universal pattern rococo ends. VGC Raised as Londonderry Militia in 1793, redesigned Londonderry Light Infantry in 1855. Became 4th Bn. of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 converted to Artillery as 9th Bde. North Irish Division. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich cased 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords by Kerbach & Osterhelt, Dresden. Fine scarce die-cast silvered example with hinged flat tapered pin impressed 62 underneath and securing hook. Housed in original back fitted case, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award and lined with simulated cream silk, the base in dark brown simulated velvet. VGC
German Imperial cased 1914 Iron Cross 1st Class by Steinhauer und Luck, Ludenscheid. Fine Third Reich era example with made silvered frame and magnetic iron core. Reverse, with hinged tapered flat pin impressed 4 and securing hook. Housed in original back fitted case, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award and lined with simulated cream silk, the base in cream flock. VGC
Irish Royal Tyrone Fusiliers Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Good rare silver-plated interlocking example. Circlet inscribed ROYAL TYRONE FUSILIERS; seeded centre mounted with flaming grenade. Universal pattern rococo ends. Service wear GC Raised at Caledon 1783, redesignated Royal Tyrone Fusiliers in 1855, then 5th Bn.of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 renumbered 4th, redesignated as 3rd Bn. on 12th July 1908 on transfer to Special Reserve, redesignated Militia in 1921. The Royal Tyrone Militia have the distinction of being the first regiment to mount guard on Dublin Castle carrying the Union flag. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich cased 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class by C.F. Zimmermann, Pforzheim. Fine example with made silvered frame and magnetic iron core. Reverse, with hinged slightly tapered flat pin, impressed 20 underneath, and securing hook. Housed in original back fitted case, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award and lined with simulated cream silk, the base in cream flock. VGC
German Third Reich cased 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class. Fine example with made silvered frame and magnetic iron core. Reverse, with hinged slightly tapered flat pin and securing hook. Housed in original back fitted case, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award and lined with simulated cream silk, the base in cream flock. VGC
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Officer dagger with knot and straps by Eickhorn, Solingen. Good example, circa 1937-45, with spiral amber ivorine grip and twist wire binding, the plain blade bearing makers squirel logo. The aluminium crossguard and langet bearing a flying eagle and swastika; the pommel ornamented with gilt swastika and oakleaves. Housed in its stippled silvered metal scabbard fitted with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Complete with aluminium wire knot and silver laced, velvet-backed slings with oakleaf ornamented rectangular buckles and spring-clips (one clip AF). Minor service wear. Generally VGC Introduced in July 1937.
German Third Reich Army Officer Dagger with straps and knot by WKC, Solingen. A good example with amber spiral ivorine grip and plain polished double-edged blade etched with with maker knight helm logo. Plated eagle crossguard with swastika. Oakleaf decoration to pommel and ferrule. Housed in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Complete with silver laced, velvet-backed straps with oakleaf ornamented oval buckles and stippled spring-clips. Complete with rather loose knot. Generally VGC. Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
German Third Reich 50 year Faithful Service Decoration in case of issue. A good scarce example. Silver cross with black enamel swastika set on gilt oak wreath; gilt 50 to top arm of the cross. Suspended on cornflower blue ribbon with original brooch fitting. Housed in its red Deschler & Sohn. München original case, the fitted interior with maroon flock and simulated cream silk, the lid impressed gilt 50 within oak sprays. Service wear otherwise GC. Following the first mention of such awards in late 1935, the Faithful Service Decorations were instituted by Adolf Hitler on 30th January 1938, designed by Professor Richard Klein
Irish North Mayo Militia Victorian Officer waist belt clasp circa 1856-81. Good rare silver-plated interlocking example by J & Co (Jennens) with matching bench marks to each half. Circlet inscribed NORTH MAYO MILITIA; seeded centre mounted with crowned VR cypher. Universal pattern rococo ends. Service wear. GC Raised 1763 at Castlebar; 1817 HQ at Ballina; circa 1855 redesignated North Mayo Fusiliers Militia. 1.7.1881 merged with the South Mayo Militia as 3rd Bn Connaught Rangers. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Administration Beamte Officer undress sword/dagger belt. Good scarce example of black velvet lined, black faux silk. The silver metal clasp depicting a fouled anchor within laurel leaf sprays ad retains two silvered lion head slides for suspending sword slings or dagger straps. VGC
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer dagger, chains and knot by Anton Wingen Jr, Solingen Good scarce example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, nickle plated mounts with gilt mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged polished blade etched with maker knight logo. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with plated mounts and complete with hanging chains and spring clip bearing OLC diamond logo (Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid). Fitted with silver aluminium wire knot. Minor service wear, generally VGC Introduced in 1935.
Irish Royal Tyrone Fusiliers Militia Victorian Field Officer waist belt clasp. Fine rare finely seeded gilt rectangular plate, with burnished rim, mounted with silver crown over flaming grenade resting with laurel sprays inscribed ROYAL TYRONE FUSILIERS. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop now absent. GC Raised at Caledon 1783, redesignated Royal Tyrone Fusiliers in 1855, then 5th Bn.of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 renumbered 4th, redesignated as 3rd Bn. on 12th July 1908 on transfer to Special Reserve, redesignated Militia in 1921. The Royal Tyrone Militia have the distinction of being the first regiment to mount guard on Dublin Castle carrying the Union flag. Gordon Cummings Collection.
German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet War badge by Schwerin, Berlin. A fine die-cast example. Within a gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika, an approaching battleship in silver. Reverse marked Fec. Adolf Bock Ausf. Schwerin, Berlin. Hinged vertical tapered pin and securing hook. Slight service wear otherwise VGC. Instituted 30th April 1941 at the direction of Grand Admiral Raeder.
German 1922 Der Stahlhelm membership badge by Der Stahlhof Magdeburg. Good silver edged black enamel disc bearing silvered steel helmet in high relief over crossed oak leaf sprays with date below. Hinged flat taped pin and securing hook and bearing STH logo and GES.GETSCH in relief with engraved VI No. 863 and 1.10.23. GC Established on 13 November 1933 by Franz Seldte
German 1925 Der Stahlhelm membership badge by Der Stahlhof Magdeburg. Good silver edged black enamel disc bearing silvered steel helmet in high relief over crossed oak leaf sprays with date below. Needle pin and securing hook and bearing STH logo and GES.GETSCH and central A in relief with engraved VI. Mi.No. 1815 and 1925. GC Established on 13 November 1933 by Franz Seldte
German Third Reich Social Welfare Medal. A good silver plated example. The obverse with eagle and swastika superimposed on Geneva Cross; reverse with raised text Medaille für deutsche Volkspflege. Mounted as worn on ladies bow. Toned but generally VGC. Previous German Red Cross awards superseded by the German Social Welfare Decoration 1st May 1939.
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