Military Collectables

WW1 6th Inniskilling Dragoons Cap Badge.

A superb quality bi-metal badge worn by the 6th Dragoons (Inniskilling). The regiment was amalgamated with the 5th Dragoons in 1922 but it seems both combined regiments continued to wear their original badges as no design was suitable for the combination of such old and historic cavalry regiments in their own right; until, 1935 when a new badge was designed and the Inniskilling’s lost their ide...  read more

Code: 30750

WW1 Ox & Bucks LI Buckinghamshire Battalion Cap Badge.

The blackened brass cap badge worn by the 1st/1st Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, the Buckinghamshire Battalion territorials. They formed part of the 8th (South Midland) Division during the great war.
This badge is in good used condition with slight wear to the high points.
Ref. E3  read more

Code: 30749

WW2 Royal Armoured Corps Cap Badge.

The first pattern all brass badge RAC in italics issued from 1939 to 1941.
In good used condition with slight wear to surface.
Ref. E2  read more

Code: 30748

WW2 Royal Armoured Corps Cap Badge.

The second pattern white metal badge issued from 1941. This one comes in very good used condition.
Ref. E1  read more

Code: 30747

Old Scots Glengarry Cockade Rosette.

Black silk Cockade Rosette worn on the Glengarry as a backing to the Scottish badge. I have a few of these which has come in with a Scottish badge collection, they have all been taken from old Glengarry’s so this one has some signs of use and wear. as they were all handmade there are some slight differences from the one photographed. Approximately 3.25 x 2.75 inches.  read more

Code: 30746

Mid 19th Century Enfield Type Percussion Carbine.

Almost Identical to the 1853 Carbine used at the end of the Crimean war by British artillery and cavalry. This interesting Carbine has the standard shape stock with a Tower type percussion lock marked with Queen Victoria’s crown and other markings I cant quite make out. It has a 23 inch barrel, with ram rod underneath and it looks like the original sight has been removed an a fixed sight put on...  read more

Code: 28832

WW1 Era Royal Artillery Officer Sword with Fog.

A lovely example of the 1821 pattern Artillery officer’s sword, an excellent quality regulation pattern housed in its original field service leather scabbard and with sword frog to hand from the Sam Brown belt.
The sword is in superb used untouched condition, guard and grip all as it should be the blade has nice clear clean etching visible showing and artillery gun and King George V Cyph...  read more

Code: 30744

Group 5 to Philips FRC & Church Army.

A superb WW1 group mounted for wearing awarded to Laud L Philips who served with the Church Army, French Red Cross and later the British Red Cross. The group comprises of British war medal correctly named to M L Philips. French Victory medal, French Red Cross medal for aid to war wounded, French medal for service in the Great War and French Red Cross medal for aiding military wounded. A rosery ...  read more

Code: 30743

WW1 medal Pair to Staff Nurse Reynolds QAIMNSR.

Correctly named British war medal, victory medal with QAIMNSR collar badges and a quantity of original photographs all relating to Staff Nurse Gladys Naomi Reynolds of the Queen Alexandria’s Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve.
Gladys was born in Oxfordshire 1887 and her family lived on their farm, Springhill Farm in Milton Oxfordshire. In the 1911 census, Gladys is employed as a f...  read more

Code: 30742

WW1 Group 4 to Day R Welsh Fusiliers KIA Burma.

A WW2 medal group of 4 medals including 1939/45 star, Burma star, Defence medal and the 1939/45 war medal in named and addressed box of issue and condolence medal issue slip named to Fusilier T G Day. A quantity of original Royal Welsh Fusiliers badges and insignia.
Thomas George Day was born in Glamorgan Wales in 1919, his father Albert worked as a Boilerman at the local Collery. Before...  read more

Code: 30741