Genuine Vintage WW2 Royal Artillery Wire Embroidered Bullion Blazer Badge

Here on offer is a genuine vintage, possibly WW2 period, Royal Artillery Wire Embroidered Bullion Blazer Badge.

The wire-embroidered badge has been sewn directly onto the square piece of cloth, which once would have formed the front of a blazer pocket.

The badge itself is in great condition, and makes a great collectors piece that still displays we...  read more

Code: 50264

Genuine Issued RAF Officer's Bullion Cap Badge

Here on offer is a genuine issued RAF Officer's padded bullion Cap Badge.

It has the Queens Crown so I believe it is a post WW2 example.

It is in overall great condition which still retains its original vibrant colour to the felt and gilt bullion. Also the solid metal RAF eagle retains all its gilt finish.

There are just a couple of l...  read more

Code: 50261

Genuine Issued WW1 Merchant Navy Officer's Cap Badge

Here on offer is a genuine issued WW1 Merchant Navy Officer's padded Cap Badge.

This excellent issued example still retains all its bullion stitching and padding.

It has a beautiful overall aged patina finish to all the elements of the badge, as can be seen in my photos.

The Badge measures 2.7” (6.9cm) wide by 2.6” (6.8cm) tall.
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Code: 50260

RARE ANTIQUE 18thC SPIKED LEATHER DOG COLLAR – USED AS PROTECTION FROM WOLVES

Here on offer is a rare 18th or early 19th century, original leather dog collar that would have been worn as a protection from wolf attacks.

This superb example has been made with two layers of stitched thick leather inset with two rows of metal spikes.

The spiked section is attached by two ‘swivel’ buckles to a thick leather adjustable strap, whic...  read more

Code: 50247

WW1 Royal Army Pay Corps (RAPC) Gilt Metal and Enamel Sweetheart Bar Brooch

Here on offer is an excellent example of a WW1 period Royal Army Pay Corps (RAPC) gilt metal and enamel sweetheart bar brooch.

The Royal Army Pay Corps (RAPC) was the corps of the British Army responsible for administering all financial matters. It was amalgamated into the Adjutant General's Corps in 1992.

All the enameling and gilt is still in plac...  read more

Code: 50217

WW1 Queens Regiment Gilt Metal and Enamel Sweetheart Bar Brooch

Here on offer is a excellent example of a WW1 Queens Regiment Gilt Metal and Enamel Sweetheart Brooch.

All the enameling and gilt is still in place and the brooch is in near mint condition.

On the reverse it still retains its original long fixing pin and “C” clasp.

It measures 2.2” (5.6cm) wide by 0.75” (1.8cm) high and weighs 3.8g.

Pl...  read more

Code: 50216

WW2 Royal Engineers Silver and Enamel Sweetheart Bar Brooch

Here on offer is a great example of a WW2 Royal Engineers Silver and Enamel Sweetheart Brooch.

The brooch has SILVER in raised letters on the reverse and tests positive for 925 Sterling grade silver.

All the royal blue and red enamel is in place on the George VI badge.

On the reverse it still retains its original long fixing pin and “C” clasp...  read more

Code: 50196

WW1 Mother Of Pearl “The Royal Artillery” Sweetheart Brooch

Here on offer is beautiful Mother of Pearl ‘The Royal Artillery’ Sweetheart Brooch that is in excellent original condition.

This is a quality British made piece, with a circular badge attached to a beautiful solid square piece of Mother of Pearl, that in turn is suspended by a stepped metal bar brooch.

There is excellent detail on the printed central badge, even do...  read more

Code: 50180

Very Rare Near Mint WW2 German Army Officers Dagger with Artificial Acid Etched Band Pattern Damascus Blade & Deep Orange Grip by CARL EICKHORN

Here on offer is a very rare and stunning example of a WW2 German Army Officers Dagger with an artificial acid etched “Band Pattern” Damascus blade and glass-like deep orange grip by CARL EICKHORN.

The dagger is in stunning near mint condition with a thick silver-plating finish to all the mounts and fittings, including the scabbard, with NO loss of plating!

The 12 ...  read more

Code: 50116

Framed Coloured Print of the Battle of Tofrek Sudan on 22nd March 1885 by 49th Regiment

Here on offer is a framed colour print of the Battle of Tofrek in Sudan on 22nd March 1885 by the 49th Regiment.

The print is in excellent clear crisp condition and has been professionally mounted and framed with a clear glass front and thin light coloured wood edges.

The Battle of Tofrek was fought on 22nd March 1885 some 5 miles inland from the por...  read more

Code: 50098