A collection of US Cloth Badges Original and Used.

A collection of various American military cloth badges, ten in all. All are post war, probably Vietnam era, earlier and later. All have been used and taken from a uniform, so condition varies. Please see pictures. A good lot for the US collector.  read more

Code: 26234

Good Vintage Army Air Forces 41st Service Group Badge

Below is a brief history for the group, this style of badge was worn on the sleeve of a dress uniform, it is marked on the back with A. Aubis. Lyon, the only example of this badge I can find is for sale in the states at $115, it comes in very good condition and measures one inch long.
The 41st Tactical Group is an inactive United States Air Force unit. Its last assignment was with the 72...  read more

Code: 26222

1937 George VI Silver Crown.

The 1937 crown, George VI the first crown of his reign. This one is uncirculated but has a certain amount of light toning, it retains all of its original frosting, an all-round very nice collectable coin.  read more

Code: 26213

Victorian Silver Plate Stag Brooch.

A Victorian silver plated Stag brooch. These became fashionable with Queen Victoria’s constant visits to Balmoral and the highlands of Scotland. It is in lovely condition with nice detail, although the original pin on the back, is a little bent and there are tiny area of copper peeping through, which gives it a lovely tone. It measures 2.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 26196

Georgian Shoe Buckle.

An ornate late Georgian shoe buckle set with marcasite and paste stones into a soft white metal. Every Marcasite stone has been hand riveted into the back of this piece, the work involved in making this shoe ornament, is quite incredible. It is also set with little blue paste stones, which a few are missing, but an interesting piece of fashion history. it measures; 2.5 x 2 inches.  read more

Code: 26184

Scarce Pair WW1 Officers Binoculars by Voigtlander & Sohn Germany.

A scare and interesting pair of WW1 Officers field binoculars. They are made by Voigtlander & Sohn of Brunswick Germany, an old company that made optical instruments since 1756. They were of the highest quality and in 1925 sold its interests to the Carl-Zeiss-Foundation. This pair was obviously a private purchase by an officer at the beginning of the first world war. they were retailed ...  read more

Code: 26148

Pair Superb 19thC Cavalry Officers Spurs By Maxwell.

A superb pair of gilt brass cavalry officers spurs made by the famous London Boot and Spur maker Maxwell. The body is half sold half chain with hinge and with leather over and under straps with gilt brass fittings. They have plain wheel rowels and they come in excellent condition. All 19th century officer’s uniform was private purchase, these are of a very high quality and would have been expen...  read more

Code: 26146

Scarce Edward VIII Life Guards Cap Badge Blank.

A scarce King Edward VIII bronze Life Guards Cap badge. These were never issued, and most you see are later fakes, however a few did get out as souvenirs and are rare. This one got out of the factory unfinished, it has never had the slider on the back and it retains its original finish. A rare genuine example.  read more

Code: 26136

Post WW2 White Metal Home Guard Lapel Badge

A good original circa 1953 post-war period 'Home Guard badge'; small white metal Crowned Order of the Garter bearing "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense" motto, with embossed "HG" initials to the centre, comes in good condition but the back button has wear and is slightly out of shape, it measures one inch long.  read more

Code: 26134

Boer War Era Commemorative Mug – Union is Strength

This is a wonderful condition Boer war era commemorative mug , it was made by J.G. & N. London and features to the front the motto ‘ union is strength - peace with honour’, along the top edge is South Africa 1899-1900, it comes in super condition with no chips or cracks, it is transfer printed and there is slight wear to the transfer, it stands 3.25 inches high.  read more

Code: 26133