1st pattern - 49th ( West Riding ) Infantry Division Printed Cloth Formation Sign Badge - Iceland Force
Removed from uniform, white polar bear on an iceberg on a black background. 1st pattern with polar bear's head fainc down. Worn from May 1940 onwards. Some creasing otherwise in good overall condition.
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8th Corps Formation Sign - Embroidered 2nd Pattern
VIII Corps, circa 6cm by 5cm, white embroidered thread on scarlet felt. Original, good condition.
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French Naval Officers Gilt Brass Button
Circa 19mm in diameter, shank slightly bent over, maker marked to the reverse G & C ie No 19 Paris. Some signs of service wear.
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2.00 GBP
Unusual small flat gilt naval button - fouled anchor with crossed swords
Unidentifed, 14mm in diameter, flat, fixed shank, reverse marked English Made, with Registered Design No 241562 with crossed swords below (Wilkinson Sword fashion). This dates the design to 1894. Suspect it has something to do with a RN sword baldric. Reasonable condition.
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WW2 Merchant Marine Gilt Brass Buttons for Battle Dress x 4
2 circa 19mm in diameter, 2 circa 20mm diameter, similar in all other respects, colouration, shanks and blank reverse.
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5.00 GBP
Australian Military Forces Bronze Medium Pattern Cuff Button
Circa 17mm in diameter, floating shank, English made with maker mark JR Gaunt & Son Ltd, London. King 's crown.
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Royal Navy ( RN ) Georgian Small Tunic Button
Flat design and circa 13mm across, a small brass tunic button from a Royal Naval tunic of the Napoleonic era. Complete with shank. Scarce.
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Royal Army Pay Corps ( RAPC ) Matched Facing Pair of Silver Plate and Gilt Collar Badges, post 1952
Die cast, two part construction, with two silver plated lugs to the reverse of each. Matched facing pair. Lovely condition.
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Hammer & Pincers Armourer / Smith 's Trade proficiency Brass Arm Badge
Die struck armourer's brass arm badge, with two original lugs to the reverse. Some service wear but otherwise in very good condition. Circa 4.3cm wide and 3.8cm tall.
Edwards & Langley 2A refers.
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WW1 Wounded Stripe - No 4 Patented
Gilt bright with two original lugs and backing plate. 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 in length.
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