WW1 T8 ROYAL SCOTS VOLUNTEERS BTN. WHITE METAL SHOULDER TITLE
Good " Been There " white metal Territorial shoulder title. 2 lugs bent , otherwise good.
Scarce read more
65.00 GBP
WW2 GERMAN HANDWORKS 1939 DAY BADGE
Made with zinc. Marked "PF3" & "TAG DES DEUTSCHEN HANDWERKS 1939" to rear. read more
30.00 GBP
BOER WAR ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HLDRS. OFFICERS POCKET KNIFE
Rare multi bladed high end pocket knife which belonged to Stirling Militia ( 4th Argylls ) officer A.Parker Smith.
Edinburgh maker.
I am sure he is researchable. read more
WW2 RUR OFFICERS/SNCO'S CAP BADGE - AIR LANDING BTN.
Extremely rare badge. Worn only by officers and SNCO'S of the Royal Ulster Rifles.
Correctly marked to the back, "Sterling Silver"
This came with the sleeve insignia in my other listing.
Name of the officer to buyer.
Excellent condition. read more
SS SLEEVE BADGE CUT OFF FROM CAMO SMOCK
Cracking condition cut off from dot pattern smock.Correct stitching.
American vet bring back .
V.G.C. read more
LUFTWAFFE BREAST EAGLE - UNISSUED
British vet bring back along with other items( see pics ) bought from the son.
Unissued condition. read more
35.00 GBP
WW1 T4 CAMERON TERRITORIAL SHOULDER TITLE
Nice Territorial title . Scarce white metal example worn earlier on before going to mass produced brass.
V.G.C. read more
65.00 GBP
GERMAN WW2 VETERAN 25 YEAR SERVICE STICK PIN
Great example stick pin in 2-piece construction. GES GESCH marks on the back. No damage to the enamel. read more
68.00 GBP
ARGYLLSHIRE HIGHLAND RIFLE VOLS. GLENGARRY ( 5TH V.B.-8TH ARGYLLS )
Extremely rare glengarry c/w it's original silver plated badge.
As per early Argylls example with shallow shape and leather trim. This one with shortened silk tails which may have been a Regimental affectation.
Glengarry is in excellent shape especially considering it dates from around the 1880's.2 moth nips to diced band.
Badge is silver plated either copper or bra... read more
GERMAN M35 DAK AFRIKA / EURO CAMO LUFTWAFFE HELMET - ARTILLERY UNIT MKD.
Great looking combat helmet. This one the tan colour is the Afrika pinkish hue as opposed to European theatre ordnance tan so this guy has served in North Afrika before being transferred to either Italy or France. Then he has simply added some green spray on top of the DAK paint.
Great " Been There " example, all original with good combat worn liner and full length maker mkd. and... read more