Military Collectables

13th Infantry Division Cloth Patch.

Post WW2 screen printed cloth badge of the 13th Infantry Division. The division was formed in late 1945 in Greece and took on the old WW1 era badge of the 13th Western division of the lucky horseshoe. This one is in excellent used condition and measures 2 x 2 inches.  read more

Code: 30756

Two Victorian Brass Uniforms Buttons – Same Maker

Two antique Victorian era brass uniform buttons both by the same maker Smith & Wright Limited of Birmingham, the larger button is probably general service, it has the crowned Victorian cypher surrounded by a laurel leaf, this measures approx. one inch in diameter and is in fair condition for its age, the smaller button is for the Royal Horse Artillery dating between 1873 to 1901, accurately dat...  read more

Code: 30755

Two Vintage Hand Painted Figures – Cavalier and Roundhead

This pair of figures have been hand painted and are made from resin, they represent a Cavalier and a Roundhead soldier with a pike from the Civil war, they each measure approx 4.5 inches tall.  read more

Code: 30751

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

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

Superb Replica Percussion Dueling Pistol.

I believe these came in kits for the hobbyist to make up and they were very expensive due to the high quality of the steel fittings and walnut stock. This one has a Damascus barrel. Totally inert but a very fine and accurate replica. It measures 15 inches long.
Shipping to UK mainland only  read more

Code: 30740

WW1 Medal Pair to Perkins 6th London Reg. KIA 1916.

A Poignant WW1 British war and victory medal correctly named to 5709 Rifleman Herbert Harold Perkins of the 6th Battalion London Regiment, City of London Rifles.
Herbert Perkins was born in India 1886, his father Sidney Perkins was a Serjeant with the Royal Warwickshire regiment.
Herbert was employed as a Domestic Gardener before the war, working and living in Kensington London, m...  read more

Code: 30739

Massive Cold War Era US Army Sterling Silver Ring.

Made in England in 1952 in .925 sterling silver for the US army stationed in the UK during the cold war. It is cast with the US army eagle to the front and marked inside ‘England 1952. Hand Made’. It is a large size man’s ring with an inside measurement of approximately 2.3 cm in diameter, circumference of 7.2 cm. Outside diameter of 3.8 cm.  read more

Code: 30736