WW1 Wound Stripe - Lambourne's Birmingham

Well it certainly has lived up to its claim, after all these years! It is in lovely bright gilt condition. This is exactly 2 inches in length and was authorised for wear by Army Order 249 of August 1916 and this was only issued in this size up to 1922 (discontinued for wear on uniform by Army Order 434 of 1922).

Wound stripes issued in WW2 were only 1.5 inches i...  read more

Code: 52837

Scarce Bombardment of Hartlepool - Thanks Giving Day - In Memory of 16h December 1914

Enamel and brass brooch with contemporary conversion to suspension as a watch fob. Very slight damage to white enamel, otherwise in good condition. 29mm in diameter.  read more

Code: 52830

Scarce WW1 Royal Naval Division Artillery Sweetheart Brooch Pin Badge

Scarce sweetheart brooch, gilt brass and enamel. Pin fully functional, maker marked "O.L. ltd", In good condition with no damage to the enamel. Presumably this was the Royal Marine Artillery serving as the RND divisional artillery. 37mm tall.  read more

Code: 52828

British Red Cross Society Badge

A post WW2 example, remains in good condition, no damage to the enamel. Diameter 21mm, maker marked "JR Gaunt London".  read more

Code: 52827

Womens League Of Health And Beauty Badge

White metal plated badge, circa 3.2cm in diameter some rubbing to the high points. Pin and clasp original and functional.  read more

Code: 52821

St John Ambulance Brigade enamel pin badge

In good condition, pin and clasp.

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Code: 52803

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Cap Badge with lugs

Chrome and black enamel. In good condition with no damage to enamel. Lugs slightly twisted.  read more

Code: 52801

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge, Chrome and Enamel

Chrome and enamel with pin back.  read more

Code: 52800

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge (white metal)

St John Ambulance Brigade Cadet Pin Badge, white metal with pin and clasp to back.  read more

Code: 52802

USA Presidential Badge Citation Cloth - as worn by certain British Army Units (see below)

Presidential Unit Citation. The Highest American Award for Collective Gallantry in Battle. Awarded by the President (Harry S. Truman) of the USA on the 8th May 1951.

Blue ribbon, edged in gold wire on a khaki backing (for wear on the No. 2 Dress by All Ranks). In very good, unissued condition. Circa 4.5cm by 2cm.

Worn by the following British Ar...  read more

Code: 52727