Military Collectables

WW2 Cloth Formation Patches for the Eastern Command

A good original un-used and still joined pair of formation badges for the Eastern Command. The defiant Bulldog. Eastern Command’s wartime HQ was at Luton, its territory covered East Anglia and the central Midlands Counties.
Badges come in fantastic un-used condition.
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Code: 24168

WW2 Era The King’s Badge for Loyal Service

Issued by the ministry of pensions for WW2 war injured personnel to be worn at home to show their service to the country, comes in good condition just needs a clean, measures one inch in diameter.  read more

Code: 24163

Two 2nd Infantry Division Cloth Patches

2nd Div's emblem was chosen in 1940 by its commander, Major-General H.C. Lloyd, who had previously commanded a Guards Brigade which had a single key for its badge. The crossed keys are the emblem of the Archbishop of York.
The badges are not a true pair,one is slightly smaller than the other and has had a much harder life having been worn and roughly removed from a uniform, the other is ...  read more

Code: 24160

Cloth Formation Patch – Northern Army Group

A super quality embroidered cloth formation patch for the Northern Army Group, comes in super condition and has been mounted on a card.  read more

Code: 24159

Rare WW1-2 Group to 2nd Lieut Vaughan SSZ Airship Pilot.

A superb and rare group comprising of the WW1 British war and victory medal and the 1939/45 star, France & Germany star, defence medal and 1939/45 war medal. The WW1 pair correctly named to 2nd Lieut S. Vaughan RAF.
Stanley Vaughan was born in Peckham, London on 6th November 1899. His father was a Taylor with his own shop. He was educated at the Westminster City School. The school had go...  read more

Code: 24157

Superb Early WW1 Era Framed Photograph – Cheshire Regiment (king)

This superb original framed and glazed photograph dates from very early in the Great War in fact just before the troops were sent abroad, it features the Cheshire regiment being inspected by the King at Aldershot. It comes in its original frame and the condition is very good. The photo itself measures just over 11 inches x just over 8, the frame is 16.25 x 12.25, there are signs of age to the f...  read more

Code: 24134

WW1-2 Officers Sam Brown Belt.

Very good quality leather Sam Brown belt worn by officers through the WW1, WW2 and to the current day. This one is a nice early one with all solid brass fitting and solid brass buckle. It comes complete with its original cross strap and will fit up to waist size of 34 inches without making any new holes. The condition is excellent, obviously it has a lot of age and could do with a good oil or w...  read more

Code: 24129

WW1 Silk Postcard - Good Luck

A very good quality WW1 silk postcard having the flags of the allies with ‘good luck’ under, this is the lift flap type and includes its original inner card which has ‘my thoughts are always with you’. The condition of the card is superb, it is clean and without foxing and has not been written on.  read more

Code: 24118

WW1 Silk Postcard – A Happy Christmas

This WW1 Silk postcard is the lift up flap type but is lacking its inner card, to the front it has ‘a happy christmas’ with the flags of the allies across the top. It comes in good condition but does show signs of age with some foxing to the silk and it has been written on the back.  read more

Code: 24116

1930’s German Kyffhäuserbund Stick Pin.

A lovely quality enamelled Veterans pin which comes in very good condition, no damage to the enamel, just a little dirty and the pin is slightly bent.  read more

Code: 24078