WW2 Army Air Corps Cap Badge.
A WW2 era Army Air Corps white metal cap badge. An interesting and under rated badge that during the early part of the second world war incorporated Glider Pilots, SAS and Parachutists until 1943 when the Parachute regiment was formed and after the Special Air Service got their own badge, it was just Glider Pilots who wore the badge. Passengers in the gliders wore their own regimental badge on ... read more
WW2 Era RAF Dental Collar Badges.
A pair of gilt metal collar badges worn by an officer of the Dental Brach, of the RAF medical services from 1942.
Both are in excellent condition.
Ref. AF23 read more
1933-9 Air League Enamel Badge.
The Air League badge made for the 1933 - 1939 Air League Day. The Air League or Empire Air Day on 20th May 1939, promised a dazzling aerial spectacle and it drew over one million people across Britain to 78 civil and military aerodromes. The show celebrated the power, modernity, martial values and claims of aerial supremacy to domestic and foreign audiences.
This badge is in excellent c... read more
Air Training Corps Civilian Instructor Lapel Badge.
Gilt metal lapel badge for the Air Training Corps civilian instructors denoted by the ‘CI’ between the eagle’s wings. Worn from 1958 with other ATC insignia.
In very good order.
Ref. AF 25 read more
5.00 GBP
1930’s German Third Reich Forestry Schirmmuetze
A scarce 1930’s German Forestry Service Schirmmuetze or visor cap circa 1934 -38. It is made of green wool with green piping, it has the Reich eagle and a green enamel cockade to the centre. It has its original two-colour cord chin strap and inside a silk liner with and leather sweat band. It comes in very good used condition, the eagle has one of its pins broken, this still remains in the cap,... read more
260.00 GBP
WW2 Era German Panzer Assault Badge by Wiedmann.
A very good bronze class Panzer Assault badge. A cast metal badge with slightly domed back and covered with a bronze wash, of which a lot remains. It has the correct pin and hinge on the back along with the makers mark of E. Ferdinand Wiedmann Frankfurt. A very renown maker responsible of manufacturing around 120,000 honour crosses for the Reich along with other badges and medals of all types u... read more
WW2 German Krim (Crimea) Shield.
WW2 German ‘Krim’ arm shield awarded to military personnel under the command of Field Marshal von Manstein, including supporting naval and air force units, who fought against Soviet Red Army forces between 21 September 1941 and 4 July 1942 and who captured the Crimea region. The shield is stamped from sheet metal and would have had a bronze finish, now missing, as is the cloth backing and plate... read more
75.00 GBP
Framed WW2 German Medal Pair to Eastern Front Casualty.
A framed German medal pair of the War Merit medal and the German Eastern Front medal with original death card and photographs relating to Obergefreiter (Lance Corporal) Alois Bulach who was born in Hechingen a town in central Baden-Württemberg, Germany 29th June 1913. He was killed in action on the 24th December 1941in Gshatsk, Russia. This was a small town on the main road to Moscow. This area... read more
WW2 Merit Cross with Swords.
This is a very good example of the bronze combatants medal, this one comes in excellent condition on a piece of original ribbon. read more
45.00 GBP
1930’s German DRL Sports Badge (Bronze)
The German DRL (Deutscher Reichsbund für Leibesübungen) Sports badge in Bronze class. It was instituted with the swastika in 1935 and both men and women were eligible and awarded for physical excellence in swimming, speed, Endurance and Physical strength etc. it is in excellent original condition with a nice wide pin and makers mark of 'Wernstein - Jena' and is marked 'D.R.G.M. 35269. read more