East German (DDR) : NVA Rank-patch for a Stabsoberfähnrich.

Machine-embroidered rank-insignia patch 9cms x 6cms for wear on the left breast of coveralls, flying-suits, etc. showing the rank of Stabsoberfähnrich. These short-lived patches were introduced in 1986 and the DDR came to an end in 1989.  read more

Code: 52823

The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment Bronze All-ranks Beret-badge.

Nice bronze striking complete with lug & split-pin fixing on the reverse. The Reverse is stamped with the maker's mark "Toye 0121 236 3615" for the Birmingham manufacturer of Toye, Kenning & Spencer. This regiment was formed in 1992 by the amalgamation of The Queen's Regiment and The Royal Hampshire Regiment.  read more

Code: 52822

Gurkha Transport Regiment Staybrite Cap-badge.

Gilt and silver anodised two-piece riveted construction EiiR badge complete with slider fixing on the reverse.
Originating in 1958 as The Gurkha Army Service Corps, the regiment has had a number of name changes It became the Gurkha Transport Regiment in 1965 but in 2001 it was again renamed as The Queen's Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment. The badge has remained basically the same, through...  read more

Code: 52821

WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service Members lapel-badge.

Silver metal badge with red enamel initials 'AFS' surmounted by a King's crown which has enamel cushions. The reverse has a buttonhole fitting which is stamped with the issue serial number '9698'. Excellent condition.  read more

Code: 52819

Royal Mercian and Lancastrian Yeomanry Cap-badge.

Gilt metal and enamel consisting of a red enameled Lancastrian rose surmounted by a gilt ducal coronet. Superimposed on the rose is a separately attached silver double-headed Mercian eagle. The reverse has a slider fixing and is double stamped with the maker's marks of 'Firmin'. The badge is complete with its original Firmin packet of supply. Mint condition..
The regiment was formed i...  read more

Code: 52818

USA : US Army Group of Three OR's Collar Discs.

Three anodised arm-of-service collar discs complete with wing-clip fixings on the reverse. Discs are for :
a). Air Defence Artillery
b). Engineers
c). Transportation. (two-piece badge)
These discs are worn on the left lapel opposite the 'US' disc on the right lapel. All carry the maker's mark of 'J.R.Gaunt London' on the reverse.  read more

Code: 52815

Czechoslovakia : VZ58 Knife Bayonet with Scabbard.

Cold War era Czech bayonet for the VZ58 Rifle. 17cm single-edged fullered blade with resin-bonded composite grip secured with two rivets. Overall length 28cms. Earlier short-tanged model with no cross-piece extension. Working rifle attachment stud. The blade ricasso is stamped on one side with '11' and on the other 'K 6635'. Minimal wear to the blued metal finish. Brown leather partially r...  read more

Code: 52814

China : Type 56 Carbine Folding Spike Bayonet

Type 56 Carbine folding bayonet which was permanently attached to the 7.62 mm. Type 56 Carbine (a copy of the Russian Simonov SKS–45 rifle).As the name suggests, it was Introduced in 1956, the T56 was continually modified by the Chinese until it was eventually removed from military service. The bayonet folds under the barrel and stows in a groove in the rifle’s forestock. It differs from the Ty...  read more

Code: 52813

Royal Engineers Pair of Staybrite OR's Collar-badges.

Anodised aluminium flaming grenade collar-badges, each with lug & split-pin fixing on the reverse complete with back-plates.  read more

Code: 52812

Sierra Leone : Metal "4RSLR" Shoulder-title of 4th Bn., Republic of Sierra Leone Regiment.

Gilt-metal single "4RSLR" shoulder-title complete with lug & split-pin fixing on the reverse. The RSLR was formed after Sierra Leone gained independence from Britain in 1961.  read more

Code: 52811