Military Collectables

WW2 West Nova Scotia Regiment Canada Cap Badge.

A lovely quality all brass badge for this Canadian regiment that saw active service during the second world war. it is in very good order with silght wear to the high points.
The regiment mobilized as The West Nova Scotia Regiment, CASF for active service on 1 September 1939. The unit then embarked for Great Britain on 21 December 1939. It was re-designated as the 1st Battalion, The West...  read more

Code: 24651

Pair of WW2 RAF Chief Technician Rank Cloth Patches

A good unused pair of cloth patches for an RAF chief technician, they have not been used and measure 1.5 inches in diameter.  read more

Code: 24645

Interesting Inter War 5 Per Cent War Stock Certificate £100 Value

It appears that this type of certificate and purchase of war stock shares were issued post war in this case in 1930 to raise funds for reparations, this certificate is for a £100 purchase of shares by two gentlemen, a reverend from Ireland and a Major from Norfolk. The investment was to generate an income twice a year for the investor. This example comes in very good condition but has been fold...  read more

Code: 24643

Two WW1 Era French Booklets – Jutland and Zeebrugge

From the collection ‘Patrie’ issued in France probably just post war these two booklets detail the naval combat at Jutland and the action at Zebrugge. All in French and 24 pages long they come in very good condition  read more

Code: 24637

Edwardian Royal Artillery Officers Home Service Helmet.

A beautiful Edwardian home service worn by an officer of the royal artillery. This one comes in near mint condition, let’s start at the top. the ball and spike plate is gilded brass with silver rose studs and ball embellishments. All of the original gilt finish remains and the silver parts are heavily tone and looks as if it has never been polished. The only wear here is very slight to ...  read more

Code: 24628

WW2 Canadian Scottish Silver Plated Cap Badge

The Canadian Scottish regiment was first raised in 1912 in British Columbia and in a reformed unit is still active today, this is a large possible officers cap badge made from silver plate, there are no makers marks and it has two lugs on the back, it measures 2.25 inches long.  read more

Code: 24611

WW1 Era Silk Postcard – Best Remembrance

A pretty WW1 era silk postcard showing the flags of Britain and France with ‘best remembrance’ below, it has not been written on and comes in very good condition with some light yellowing to the card.  read more

Code: 24605

WW1 Era Canadian Engineers Bronze Cap Badge

Part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during WW1they were first raised in 1903, this badge is made from a darkened bronze, it should be noted that after the Great War the badge was changed to include the word ‘royal’, this example comes in very good condition and measures 1.75 inches across.  read more

Code: 24599

WW2 Era Royal Canadian Dragoons Cap Badge

A super quality cap badge for the Royal Canadian Dragoons, the regiment was raised in 1883 and is still in service today as a senior armoured regiment and has as its colonel-in-chief the Prince of Wales. The badge comes in very good condition just a couple of small blemishes and measures just under two inches long.  read more

Code: 24598

Scarce Queens Crown Canadian Le Regiment De Chateauguay Cap Badge

This regiment was formed as early as 1869 in Quebec Canada and saw service throughout the various campaigns, it was a predominantly French speaking regiment, in 1954 it was amalgamated into the 22nd Royal Regiment, if these dates are correct then this badge can only have been in production for 2-3 years as it has the modern queen’s crown to the top. It has a two part construction, a white metal...  read more

Code: 24591