USA American United States Army Airborne Senior Parachutist Paratrooper Sterling Silver Breast Wings Badge

Die cast in sterling silver - The star is in the same die strike as the rest of the wing. Circa 4cms (1 1/2 inches) across in size. Maker marked on the reverse side with a logo and "G1", also marked "STERLING". There are two clutch back posts on the reverse side with pinch type of friction keepers. 1950s onwards.

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Code: 69367

WW2 USA United States - 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment PIR Embroidered Cloth Wing Jump Oval

Wool backing, some moth damage to one side and slight pulling to red threads on bottom right of the donut ring. Red embroidered on blue felt, cotton twill backing. Does not fluoresce under ultra violet light. Circa 30mm tall and 53mm wide.

Sold as seen on account of damage noted.

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Code: 69794

USA United States - Airborne Cloth Embroidered Shoulder Title Scroll

In good overall condition, small stain to letter E.

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Code: 69793

USA United States - 101st Airborne Cloth Embroidered Patch Flash Formation Sign Designation Arm Badge

In very good condition.

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Code: 69792

USA United States 26th Yankee Division Embroidered Cloth Patch Flash Designation Formation Sign Arm Badge

In very good condition.

The 26th Infantry Division, or the "Yankee" division, was so nicknamed to recognize the six New England states from whose National Guard units the division was raised during World War I.

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Code: 69795

Original 1960s Silk Woven Gold-on-Black US Army Branch Tape Patch

Removed from uniform, slight pull to silk on letter Y otherwise in good condition.

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Code: 69791

Pre WW2 Austrian Insignia / Unknown?

Any information on the correct identification of this badge would be most welcome. Quite large at circa 7.2cm tall by 6.5cm wide. In good overall condition.

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Code: 69790

In Memoriam Printed Card for the Loss of the British Airship R101 - includes Roll of Honour

The R101 airship crashed in France during its maiden overseas voyage on 5 October 1930, killing 48 of the 54 people on board. Curiously, the memoriam card states only 47 killed, including crew and passengers. The killed included Lord Thomson, Air Minister and Sir Sefton Brancker, Air Vice Marshal of the RAF. A poignant and scarce reminder of this tragedy which put paid to British airship deve...  read more

Code: 66457

18th Hussars Pair of QVC Victorian Bi-Metal Collar Badges, King's Crown

A pretty good match from the front, however, one with loops replaced the other with original loops. In very good condition otherwise and sold as seen.

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Code: 67282

WW1 RND Royal Naval Division 8th Anson Battalion Gilding Metal Cap Badge - Gaunt Tablet

A rare and original die struck cap badge in the form of Double scrolls bearing the title and motto surmounted by the Coronet and spear. Two original loops (one slightly twised) and with the original strengthening bar behind the spear. A thin but upside down JR Gaunt /London plaque to reverse, maker's naming vaguely struck. As worn by the 8th (Anson) Battalion of the Second Royal Naval Brigad...  read more

Code: 69616