Military Collectables

Victorian Light House Keepers Kepi Badge.

Solid brass Victorian light house keepers badge, a crowned lion holding a sword surrounded by a garter strap with the Motto ‘Trinitas In Unitate’. The detail on the badge is beautiful and it has suffered very little wear, however the three prongs on the back are missing. It measures; just under 2 inches in diameter.  read more

Code: 24741

Selection of WW2 Era Reproduction Posters – Women at War

This is a mixed batch of three WW2 reproduction posters to include: Women balloon operatives, join the Wrens and Land Army recruitment. They all come in very good condition and measure roughly 23 inches x 16.  read more

Code: 24713

Rare Drum of the 5th Volunteer Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment.

A rare drum from the 5th Royal Anglian’s. it is beautifully hand decorated with the regiments badge and title. The drum itself is made by Premier and was produced solely for military use, one of only a very few. The condition is great considering it would have been used many times on parade etc. it has no damage apart from the odd minor scuff here and there and it sounds superb. It measures; 14...  read more

Code: 24697

Pair WW1 Canadian Army Service Corps Collar Dogs.

A scarce pair of WW1 collar dogs of the Army Service corps of Canada. Made of gilt brass they are a true pair and only issued, I believe from 1915 to 1918. The condition is excellent and both badges still retain a lot of their original gilt finish.
Ref. D38
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Code: 24695

Scarce WW1 Canadian 49th Battalion (Edmonton Regiment) Collar Dog.

A rare little brass collar dog of the 49th battalion CEF. It is in excellent original condition with a lovely deep patina.
The 49th Battalion (Edmonton Regiment), CEF, was an infantry battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the Great War. The 49th Battalion was authorized on 7 November 1914 and embarked for Great Britain on 3 June 1915. It disembarked in France on 9 October ...  read more

Code: 24694

Vintage Smith’s Bezel Wind Car/Cockpit Clock

This style of clock was used in the 1920’s/30’s in the dash board of cars and sometimes in the cockpit of planes, it is wound from the front on the bezel and the time is changed by a pull out button at the bottom. Some bright spark realised that these clocks could be placed in bespoke cases and this one has been placed in a solid mahogany Edwardian case with inlaid decoration to the front. The ...  read more

Code: 24685

Scarce WW2 Lovat’s Scouts Balmoral Bonnet.

A scarce WW2 era Balmoral bonnet worn by the Lovat Scouts. During the early years of WW2, the Lovat scouts underwent serious survival and special service training, including skiing; in 1944 they took part in the battle of Monte Cassino, as part of the 10th Indian Infantry Division, II Corps (Poland), and the recently arrived Jewish Brigade, the regiment took part in the remainder of the Italian...  read more

Code: 24669

Good Pair of WW2 RAF Leading Aircraftman Cloth Patches

A good true pair of cloth patches for a leading RA Aircraftman, they come in excellent condition and measure 3.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 24663

Good Vintage United States Navy Boatswain Rating Bullion Arm Patch

This is a super quality arm patch made from silver bullion work, probably dating just post WW2, it denotes a boatswain mate rating as denoted by the bullion anchor below the eagle. It looks like it has never been used and is in very clean condition, measures nearly 6 inches long.  read more

Code: 24655

WW2 West Nova Scotia Regiment Canada Cap Badge.

A lovely quality all brass badge for this Canadian regiment that saw active service during the second world war. it is in very good order with silght wear to the high points.
The regiment mobilized as The West Nova Scotia Regiment, CASF for active service on 1 September 1939. The unit then embarked for Great Britain on 21 December 1939. It was re-designated as the 1st Battalion, The West...  read more

Code: 24651