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WWI silver and enamel 'Entente' flag pin badge, brass photograph frame in the form of a French Croix de Guerre engraved 'Souvenir de Mayence 1929' containing an image of Winston Churchill, Army Officer's Release book, ration books and a small collection of military cap badges

Kukri knife, Russian imperial army belt buckle, RAF sweetheart badge, Railway whistle marked NBR, Polish Army museum pin badge and 'The Two Types' by Jon British Army Newspaper Booklet

A WWII British army khaki side cap, with Queens Own Royal West Kent cap badge, stamped to interior 'J Collett Ltd, 1942', size 7 1/2.

A 1950s British Army Ordnance Corp No.1 Blues jacket and trousers, having Royal Engineers badge; together with three similar British Army jacket and trouser uniforms. (4)

A rare WWI Army Cyclists Corps other ranks khaki woollen service cap, with 16 spoke badge.

Militaria: A large collection of Military Badges, Buttons and Replica for various Regiments to include: * R.A.F., Royal Army Service Corps, Royal Engineers, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Argyll and Sunderland, Machine Gun Corp, Middlesex Regiment, also enamel Badge for the 'Companions of Saint Patrick,' and a 'Christmas 1914' Princess Mary Cigarette Case, as a lot, w.a.f. (1)

88th Carnatic Infantry Indian Army cap badge c. 1903-22. Good scarce British made die-stamped brass crowned 88 on CARNATIC scroll Loops. Service wear. GC Disbanded in 1922. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen-SS Infantry Assault breast badge by Gerbruder Wegerhoff, Ludenscheid. Good die-cast silvered zinc late war example with vertical needle pin and securing hook, reverse with circular GWL logo. Rifle with fixed bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. GC Designed by Junker of Berlin and instituted 20th December 1939. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

British Officers seconded to Egyptian Army head-dress badge c. 1914-22. Fine brass laurel sprays surmounted by an Egyptian crown and resting on a blank scroll. Within the wreath, an entwined EA cypher. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Egypt was a British Protectorate during WW1 from December 1914 until February 1922. See Bosleys 10th November 1997 Lot 1. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

32nd Sikh Pioneers Indian Army pagri badge c. 1903-22. Fine scarce large British made die-stamped white metal Sikh quoit inscribed XXXII SIKH PIONEERS, surmounted by a crown resting on crossed axes, resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed AUT VIAM INVENIAM AUT FACIAM. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Victorian 1881 British Army Sealed Pattern Scarlet Kersey Other Ranks Frock Tunic. A rare example of the Board of Ordnance working tunic of the 1881 pattern undress tunic. Scarlet coarse cloth tailored with white facings to the collar and jampot cuffs. Fitted with brass Victorian General Service buttons and tailored with a single Corporal chevron and Drummers trade badge to show the regulation positions. The interior with wax cotton reinforcement panels. Complete with three parchment Sealed pattern label the first dated 14th February 1881 the first year of introduction.The tunic remains in good condition, one moth hole right shoulder. Now storage dusty condition. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Lancashire Hussars NCO's arm badge. Good rare die-stamped brass Rose, slipped and leaved. Loops. VGC After the Great War converted to artillery as 106th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Army Field Brigade RA Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Ceylon Army Service Corps cap badge c. 1918-48. Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing Garter resting in laurel sprays with CEYLON scroll; ASC cypher to voided centre. J.R.Gaunt, London tablet to reverse. Slider. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Ceylon Army Service Corps cap badge c. 1948-52 Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing Garter resting in laurel sprays with CEYLON scroll; ASC cypher to voided centre. Slider. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Rangoon Volunteer Rifles Indian Army (Burma) Officer's head-dress badge. Fine scarce British made die-stamped silvered Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing strap RANGOON . V . RIFLES; strung bugle to domed centre. Loops (toned black) VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

19th Federal Jungle Company Malay head-dress badge c. 1951. Good rare die-pressed white metal laurel wreath, surmounted by a Tiger's head shield, resting on tri-part scroll FEDERAL JUNGLE COMPANY; 19 over MALAYA to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Fought with British Army during the Malayan Emergency against communist terrorists in the forest. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Moulmein Volunteer Rifles, Victorian Indian Army Officer's helmet badge c.1900. Good scarce British made die-stamped lightly silvered white metal oval PRIMUS IN BURMA resting in narrow fern sprays; central star with applied gilt roped centre and MVR cypher. Stout pagri pin & hook. Pin an old replacement otherwise VGC Raised in 1887 southern Burma Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Yugoslav Army WW2 Officer's bullion cloth cap badge. Good rare circular gold wire embroidered padded example. Crown over double-headed eagle bearing King Peter II of Yugoslavia cypher on its breast. Attendant foliate sprays. Removed from cap. GC Introduced 1939. Later worn by Serbian/Royalist Chetniks circa. 1941 and 1945. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Honourable East India Company Artillery Victorian pre 1858 senior NCO's busby plume holder badge. Fine rare die-stamped gilt flaming grenade; the dome ball bearing The Company's Arms. Plume holder fitting and slider. VGC The entire HEIC army was transferred from the Company to the Crown on 1st November 1858 as a result of the Indian Mutiny. In 1861, the Indian Army was completely reorganised. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

75th Carnatic Infantry Indian Army Officer's pagri badge c. 1903-22. Scarce example locally cast from a British made badge. Silvered Star of India mounted with gilt CARNATIC INFANTRY circlet and 75 to the voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. Service wear. GC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Calcutta Scottish Indian Army glengarry badge. Good scarce silvered crowned saltire bearing Arms of Calcutta, resting on a thistle sprays with bi-part scroll inscribed CALCUTTA SCOTTISH. Hamilton & Co, Calcutta. One of the loops well replaced. Service wear. GC Formed as Calcutta Scottish Volunteers on 1st August 1911 becoming 44th Calcutta Scottish on 1st April 1917 and Calcutta Scottish 14th October 1920. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

14th Federal Jungle Company Malay head-dress badge c. 1951. Good rare die-pressed white metal laurel wreath resting on large scroll with F.J.C. tablet below; 14 to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Fought with British Army during the Malayan Emergency against communist terrorists in the forest. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Bombay Pioneers Victorian Indian Army pagri badge c. 1888-1901. Good scarce British made die-stamped brass Guelphic crowned circular ribbon strap BOMBAY PIONEERS; crossed axes to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

2 RAF Bullion Embroidered Pilot Wings. One slightly padded, for the RAF parade tunic. The other flat, style seen worn on the Army patrol tunic by qualified RAF pilots. GC ... Accompanied by Royal Observer Corps post 1941 wartime economy pattern Officers Cap Badge ... ROC breast badge. Overall GC (4 items) Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

WW1 Pattern American Army Officer's Cap. A good example of light brown material, tailored with light brown leather peak and chinstrap. Complete with US Army eagle cap badge. The interior with leather sweatband and cotton lining. Retains a good shape GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot, Victorian glengarry badge 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped brass Sphinx on MARABOUT surmounting strap WEST NORFOLK REGIMENT; 54 to voided centre. R of regiment mis-stamped Brass loops East & West. VGC This is the actual piece photographed as No. 513 in Head-dress Badges of the British Army. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, sold through Bosleys. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

6th Burma Bn. 31st Madras Light Infantry Victorian Indian Army cap badge c. 1893-1901. Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal Imperial crowned crossed Burmese Dhas resting on a tri-part scroll MADRAS LIGHT INFANTRY; in the upper angle 6; in the lower XXXI; in the left B and the right B. Three toned loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

11th Federal Jungle Company Malay head-dress badge c. 1951. Good rare die-pressed white metal laurel wreath resting on tri-part scroll FEDERAL JUNGLE COMPANY with ELEVEN below; Tiger's head over crossed machine guns voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Fought with British Army during the Malayan Emergency against communist terrorists in the forest. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles Indian Army cap badge C. 1901-1935. A good British made die-stamped white metal crowned strung bugle interlaced with title scroll. Loops. VGC Formed as Northern Bengal Volunteer Rifle Corps 6th August 1873; reorganised as Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles 15th February 1889. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Bangalore Volunteer Rifles Indian Army helmet badge c. 1901-17. Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal coiled bugle horn with BVR cypher to voided centre. Toned loops. VGC Redesignated 6th Bangalore Bn. in 1917 Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Army Cadet Force Chaplain’s WW2 plastic economy badge. Good rare grey Army Cadet Force device set on black Maltese cross. A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall Original brooch pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen-SS Infantry Assault breast badge in bronze by Friedrich Linden, Ludenscheid. Fine scarce die-cast bronzed zinc example awarded to Motorised Infantry recipients with FLL three circles logo to reverse. Rifle with fixed bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Replacement vertical round pin with hinged fitting and securing hook. Some wear to finish Designed by Junker of Berlin and instituted 20th December 1939, bronzed version authorised 1st June 1940. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

62nd Bengal Native Infantry Victorian Indian Army helmet badge. Good scarce British made die-stamped brass crowned laurel sprays enclosing REGIMENT strap; 62 to voided centre. Loops. VGC Regiment mutinied at Mooltan and disarmed in 1857 during the Indian Mutiny. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

22nd Federal Jungle Company Malay head-dress badge c. 1951. Good rare die-pressed white metal laurel wreath, surmounted by a Tiger's head shield, resting on tri-part scroll FEDERAL JUNGLE COMPANY; 22 over KELANTAN to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Fought with British Army during the Malayan Emergency against communist terrorists in the forest. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS Tank/Panzer Assault breast badge badge by Hermann Aurich. Good die-cast silvered zinc example. Approaching Panzer within an oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Reverse with raised maker's logo and retains vertical round pin and securing hook, with countersunk round fixings. Retains most original finish. VGC Instituted 20th December 1939. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Coorg and Mysore Rifles Indian Army helmet badge c. 1884-1917. Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal large horned buffalo head resting on title scroll Three toned loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen-SS Infantry Assault breast badge by Julius Bauer & Söhne. Good die-cast silvered zinc example with ball hinged vertical needle pin and securing hook, reverse with maker's JB & Co logo. Rifle with fixed bayonet superimposed on oval oak wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika. Toned, GC. Designed by Junker of Berlin and instituted 20th December 1939. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Mussoorie Volunteer Rifles Victorian Indian Army helmet plate badge. Good scarce British made die-stamped blackened brass crowned MVR cypher resting on title scroll. Three loops. VGC Unit formed Monday 24th July 1871. Redesignated 9th Mussoorie Battalion 1st April 1917. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Blockade Runners breast badge and stick pin miniature. Good scarce die-cast example. Circular chain being broken by a merchant vessel with winged eagle and swastika figurehead. Reverse retaining hinged pin with securing hook and bearing raised designer and maker details of FEC. OTTO PLACZEK, BERLIN. AUSF. SCHWERIN, BERLIN. Retains original finish. VGC ... together with its miniature on stickpin. Housed in blue case with blue flock lining. Lid derached but present. GC ... together with pair of printed British 8th Corps charging knight formation signs ... pair of 8th Army shoulder slides ... Royal Tank Regiment cap badge (cross over orb absent). Instituted 1st April 1941 upon the order of Adolf Hitler. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

31st Punjabis Indian Army pagri badge c. 1903-22. Good scarce British made large die-stamped white metal crowned PUNJABIS circlet; Maltese cross bearing XXXI to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

WW1 1917 Pattern British Army Trench Cap. A good clean wool example bearing Army Service Corps cap badge. Complete with correct thin brown chinstrap and to the interior cloth sweatband with black oilcloth lining to the crown with various issue stamps. GC moth hole to the crown Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

South Indian Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps Indian Army head-dress badge. Goods scarce British made die-stamped white metal Guelphic crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet; elephant to voided centre. Toned loops. VGC Formed 5th August 1884. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

6th Federal Jungle Company Malay head-dress badge c. 1951. Good rare die-pressed white metal partial Kelantan Arms with central 6 resting on FEDERAL JUNGLE COMPANY scroll. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Fought with British Army during the Malayan Emergency against communist terrorists in the forest. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

8th Rajputs Indian Army Officer's pagri badge c. 1903-22. Good scarce British made die-stamped gilt crowned circlet RAJPUTS resting in laurel wreath; 8 to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

90th Punjabis Indian Army pagri badge c. 1903-22. Good scarce large British made die-stamped white metal crowned quoit resting on 90 on a scroll PUNJABIS; Chinthern to voided centre. Stout pagri pin & hook. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Two 19thC British Army Shako helmet plates, 45th Regiment of Foot, Nottingham Sherwood Forest, together with buttons, a brass plate crown centre badge.

RUGBY CLUB HOUSE: EARLY 1920s MATCH-WORN WALES INTERNATIONAL JERSEY for Stephen Morris, embroidered Prince of Wales Feathers, makers label to inner hem, R.W. Forsyth Ltd, Athletic Outfitters, Glasgow & Edinburgh'. ''Steve'' Morris (1 September 1896 – 29 May 1965) was a formidable Welsh rugby union flanker renowned for his physical prowess and unwavering commitment to the sport. Born in Newport, Wales, Morris dedicated his entire club career to Cross Keys RFC, where he not only played but later served as the club’s chairman. Morris began playing rugby before World War I and continued during his service in the British Army. Upon returning to Wales, he resumed playing for Cross Keys, making a notable appearance in April 1919 against the touring New Zealand Army XV. His loyalty to Cross Keys was evident; he reportedly declined a £1,000 offer to switch to rugby league, choosing to remain with his club. In 1931, he was part of a joint Abertillery/Cross Keys team that faced the touring South African side. Morris earned his first cap for Wales in 1920, becoming the first player from Cross Keys to represent the national team. Over five years, he accumulated 19 caps, captaining Wales in his penultimate match against France in 1925. His aggressive playing style was both a strength and a liability; he missed the Ireland match after being sent off in a club game. However, his toughness was invaluable, notably in a 1923 match against a particularly physical French team. Outside rugby, Morris worked as a coal miner at Risca Colliery, often labouring in the mines on Saturday mornings before playing matches in the afternoon. Despite his intimidating presence on the field—standing 6 feet tall and weighing over 14 stone—he was known off the field as a cheerful and genial individual. Upon his death in 1965, his ashes were scattered at Pandy Park, the home ground of Cross Keys RFC, cementing his lifelong bond with the club. Steve Morris remains a significant figure in Welsh rugby history, exemplifying the dedication and resilience characteristic of the sport during his era.Provenance: by family descent, TorfaenComments: small hole mid-chest below badge, staining to collar, condition commensurate with age

Reproduction Indian Army marked Compass maker maked "Stanley, London" to dial. WD Broad Arrow over I for Indian Army accecptance along with serial number 1231. Along with a pair of WW2 British Dust Goggles, reproduction Brass Bugle with Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders badge afixed and a wooden Powder flask.

Boer War Queens South Africa Medal to Nursing Sister Mary Jane Spencer, complete with original ribbon without clasps. No clasps were awarded to Nurses. Along with rare silver Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service Reserve Membership Tippet badge serial number 690 and a boxed Geroge V Jubilee Medalion 1910-1935. Records show she was presented with her Medal by the King.

Collection of British Army Cap badges to include: Military Foot Police: Military Police x 2: WW1 RE: RAOC: WW1 Tank Corps: Lincolnshire Regt: RUR: WW1 Army Cyclist Corps: Machine Gun Corps plus MGC shoulder title: Royal Signals: Cheshire Regt: Royal Army Veternary Corps: Loyal North Lancs: Worcestershire Regt brooch pinned: Seaforths: Gordons:General Service Corps: The Loyal Regt: Lancashire Fusiliers: Suffolks: Aryshire Yeomanry: Notts & Derbys: RAPC: Wiltshire Regt: Gloucesters with back badge: Grenadier Guards: Fusiliers: HAC: Royal Hussars: Scots Guards: GRV RASC: WW1 Officers Bronze ASC: Carnarvonshire Volunteer Regt: Sussex VTC: Oxford University STC: RAOC x2 : Devons: SWB: Inniskilling Fusiliers: The Queens: RAPC, etc.

Collection of British Army Cap badges to include: General Service Corps: Royal Signals: The Buffs: Welsh Guards: Royal Welch Fusiliers: Kings Own: Connaught Rangers: Cheshire Regt: Liverpool Regt: First Life Guards: Royal Munster Regt: Dorsets: Northamptonshire Regt x 2: The Buffs: Royal Sussex Regt: North Staffs: The Welsh Regt: Manchester Regt: Royal Berkshire Regt: Royal West Kents: Royal Marines: Guards: ATS: Middlesex Regt: Leicestershire Regt: South Lancs: 3rd Carabiniers x 2: Shropshire Yeomanry: East Lancs: York & Lancs: East Yorks: Norfolk Regt: Royal Fusiliers: West Riding Regt: 13th/18th Royal Hussars: East Surrey Regt: Essex Regt: RTR: RAF: Irish Guards: Gloucesters Back Badge: Oxford University OTU: Lincolnshire Yeomanry.

A WW1 DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL GROUP OF FOUR Awarded to 2602 Sergeant Thomas Baker, Royal Scots; comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal (2602 L. Cpl. T. Baker 1/6 R. Scots), 1914-15 Star (43482 Pte. T. Baker R. Scots), British War Medal (2602 Sjt. T. Baker R. Scots) and Victory Medal (2602 Sjt. T. Baker R. Scots); together with a photographic postcard portrait of Baker in uniform, photographs of his grave and a press cutting reporting his being awarded the D.C.M., reading as follows - A HERO OF NO MAN'S LAND Lance-Corporal Thomas Barker, Royal Scots, 20, Princes-street, Ardwick, has been awarded the D.C.M. for "conspicuous gallantry during operations. During a bombing attack which gained us some 50 yards of the trench, he took a machine gun out into No Man's Land and for five hours kept up fire at the enemy's parapet, frustrating their endeavour to come out and counter-attack. He was frequently attacked by bombs, but stayed at his post" Also included are a further British War Medal, awarded to 017933 Acting Sergeant J. Thomson, Army Ordnance Corps, a New Zealand Army "Onward" sweetheart brooch, Silver War Badge, numbered verso B32634, a rank pip and an 1843 Knockbain church communion token Condition Report:Available upon request

A WW I Victory medal, naming 117053 GNR. A.R. HIMSWORTH R.A. (lacking suspension ring), together with a Royal Army Ordnance cap badge and a roll of ribbon for the 1939-1945 Star. (3)Gunner Arthur Reginald Himsworth was killed in action 3/10/17 France and Flanders.

A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British War medal and Victory, naming T-4109680 DVR. WW.G. RUDD. A.S.C., together with a Royal Artillery cap badge and a group of five WW II medals with entitlement slip to include 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, Defence and War. (9)The WW II group has a sticker with attributes them to Albert B. Rudd b. 14/11/1911.

Quantity of four various Homefront armbands to include First World War Norfolk Women's Auxiliary Land Corps arm band, printed on orange canvas, two WVS civil defence woolen armbands and further Womens Land Army Armband together with two Womens land army badges, British legion womens section button badge and small white metal Queen Alexandras imperial military nursing service reserve badge

Quantity of assorted military buttonhole badges to include Royal Observer corps, 1915 on war service badge, enameled Norfolk regiment association, enameled army ordinance corps, 2x RAF sweetheart brooches, Burma Star association, Leeds city police button hole badge, N.A.A.F.I badge, Army cadet force, civil defence corps, National Union of agricultural & allied workers, Bradford and district Burma association etc (21)

Quantity of 20th century American Badge insignia to include Second World War boxed silver Navy Officers garrison cap badges, Meyer Insignia, US Army Corp Engineers, officers shoulder boards, Wac badges etc

Second World War unnatributed British campaign medal group comprising of 1939-45 star, Africa star, Defence Medal and 1939-45 War Medal, further single 1939-45 Star, Second World War brass bed plate named to 6087298 Cpl Reginald Arthur Turrell of the 2nd Battalion The Queens Royal Regiment. Turrell also served in the Army Catering Corps. Entitled to 39-45 star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, Defence Medal and 1939-45 War Medal. Discharged 8th April 1946. Further First World War Service War Badge numbered to B348159 - 651721 Pte Walter William Short, Labour Corps.

Quantiy of Second World War and Post War British cloth insignia, shoulder titles, RAF Brevet wings, Royal Vavy Insignia and ranks to include: Royal Naval Fleet Air Arm wings (Lacking Anchor) - Kings Crown, Royal navy Second World War Officers Bullion Cap Badge, Royal Navy Stores Accountant bullion proficiency badge, Royal Navy Fire control 2nd class bullion proficiency badge, Air Gunner RAF Brevet qualification badge, Engineer Brevet qualification badge, British Airborne Pegassus patch, cloth shoulder titles to include: Durham Light Infantry, Irish Guards, Gurkha Engineers, Royal Army Service Corps, etc

Quantity of Second World War and Post War British Military cloth insignia, shoullder titles and formation and divisional insignia to include: 19th infantry brigade, 11th armoured division, 56th (London) Infantry division, Anti Aircraft command, Royal Army Service Corps shoulder titles, XXX Corps, Highland Division, 4th Anti-Aircraft Division, Royal Armoured Corps, Airborne Pegasus, special proficiency badge, Gordon Highlanders flash, Guards armoured division, Norfolk Regiment, oversea good conduct cheverons, Canadian Accounting and bugler trade badges etc