A first pattern SWB impressed SA 4692 issued to a member of the South African forces. With original east-west pin and clasp. Silver dark toned otherwise in very good condition.

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Code: 61766

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A scarce find, a 2nd pattern SWB numbered 269013 with its matching original bestowal certificate to 34167 Pte Frederick William Kennedy of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Some folding and staining as one would expect to the certificate but the badge is in good condition, silver is dark toned and pin and fittings are original. Worthy of further research.

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Code: 64161

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SWB officially impressed B255885 awarded to William Howard, who was entitled to a Mons Star Trio. Rare to find with original box of issue. Also a rare survivor who served all through the war until early 1919.

An unmarked silver circlet inscribed 'For King And Empire Services Rendered' bearing crowned 'GRI' Imperial Cypher to voided centre. In very good condition, dark ... read more

Code: 61622

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A first pattern SWB impressed RN29261 issued to a member of the Royal Navy. With original and functional pin and clasp.

Approximately 1,150,000 badges were issued to all services, which had to be claimed and then approved.

The first pattern SWB was issued between September 1916 and March 1918, and these were of a better quality than most later stampings. Aroun... read more

Code: 60281

A SWB officially impressed 503440 awarded to Private Clifford Norrish of the 51st (Graduated) Battalion, The Welsh Regiment. An unmarked silver circlet inscribed 'For King And Empire Services Rendered' bearing crowned 'GRI' Imperial Cypher to voided centre. In good condition, dark toned, original C clasp but sadly now missing its pin. Circa 32mm in diameter.

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Code: 62186

Unmarked silver SWB, dark toned with reverse stamped B253046 with original pin and clasp. Complete with copy MIC and SWB roll entry, which confirms the recipient as No 275966 Pte William Douglas who was entitled to the 1914-15 star trio and that he first served overseas in Egypt on 15th September 1915 with the 5th / 6th Royal Scots (Territorial Force). Discharged aged 29 in May 1919 for sick... read more

Code: 54098

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A first pattern SWB officially impressed 1639 awarded to Sergeant Samuel Chapman, DCLI. An unmarked silver circlet inscribed 'For King And Empire Services Rendered' bearing crowned 'GRI' Imperial Cypher to voided centre, to which a red felt backing has been added, presumably by the owner, so I have left this in place. In good condition, original C clasp and pin. Circa 32mm in diameter.
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Code: 62760