Military Collectables

Pair Post WW2 Royal Air Force VRT Collar Badges.

A pair of brass RAF Volunteer reserve (training) collar badges used from 1947 until the anodised badge cam in during the early 1950’s.
Both badges are in good condition but one has lost one of its tines on the back.
Ref. AF13  read more

Code: 29589

Unusual Air Training Corps Cap Badge.

A very unusual variant of the Air Training Corps Cap Badge. This one is made of white metal with a gilt eagle to the centre. The gilt has been baked on, so it is original to the badge. Maybe an early officer or instructor’s badge. In good used condition.
Ref. AF15  read more

Code: 29588

Glider Pilot Regiment Cap Badge.

The kings crown badge worn by the Glider Pilot regiment from 1950 to 54. During the second world war they war the AAC badge and their own design of badge wasn’t authorised until 1949. This one comes in very good used condition.
Ref. AF16  read more

Code: 29587

Glider Pilot Regiment Cap Badge.

The Queens crown badge worn by the Glider Pilot regiment from 1954 until gliders disappeared as tactical vehicles and the pilots were redesignated to the reformed AAC in 1957. This one comes in very good used condition.
Ref. AF17  read more

Code: 29586

QEII Army Air Corps Cap Badge.

Anodised Queens Crown Badge issued from 1957, in very good used condition.
Ref. AF18  read more

Code: 29585

Royal Australian Air Force Training Corps Enamel Badge.

A small, enamelled badge with queens crown of the Royal Australian Air Force Air Training Corps. This nice little badge is in very good used condition.
Ref. AF19  read more

Code: 29584

2 Large Vintage WW2 Fighter Aircraft.

Here we have two vintage model aircraft, one the legendary Supermarine Spitfire is made of tin and the other a Messerschmitt Bf 109, this one is made of wood and hand painted. Both measure around 16 inches long and would look great suspended on wires engaged in a dog fight.
Both are in excellent condition, the 109 has one propeller blade missing, but paintwork on both still very good.  read more

Code: 29583

Interesting WW1 Era Silver Hip Flask, Sniper & Camouflage Expert

This super hallmarked silver and engraved hip flask was the property of Frederick Beni Beddington who had a very interesting first world war and also saw service in the second war, the easiest way to tell you his story Is chronologically so here we go….Frederick Beni Beddington was born in 1896 in South Kensington London and was educated at Wellington leaving school at 18 to join the army, he f...  read more

Code: 29582

WW2 Era RAF Warrant Officers Cap Badge.

A superb quality gilt metal badge with red velvet to the back of the king’s crown worn by Warrant Officers on number one dress.
It is in superb condition, almost mint.
Ref. AF22  read more

Code: 29581

1920’s Air League of the British Empire Enamel Badge.

A 1920’s enamel badge for the Air League of the British Empire. The Air League was founded in 1909 to promote the importance of aircraft in military and civil uses. It was financed by public subscription and had a monthly magazine Air Review which held all sorts of information on the latest aeronautical advances. This badge is in excellent condition.
Ref. AF20  read more

Code: 29580