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Post-1952 pattern machine-woven shoulder-flash. It is in excellent uniform-removed condition. At the end of the war the badge was simply the red ring representing the encirclement of Berlin by soviet forces. In 1952 'Berlin' was added.
Code: 51349
8.00 GBP
Blue & red printed flash with Queen's crown / lion. Two available, both in unworn condition. Price each.
Code: 51348
4.00 GBP
One left-hand collar silver-anodised bugle with back-plate; one brass right-hand collar-badge and one right-hand blackened bugle (as worn by 6DLI). All with split-pin fixings on the reverse and in excellent condition.
Code: 51347
10.00 GBP
Introduced in 1934 to recognize WWI service and popularly known as the Hindenburg Cross. Bronzed iron cross (magnetic) with swords with ribbon. Plain reverse bearing the manufacturer's logo 'G3'.
Code: 51346
18.00 GBP
Introduced in 1934 to recognize WWI service and popularly known as the Hindenburg Cross. Bronzed iron cross (magnetic) with swords with ribbon. Some surface staining. Plain reverse bearing the manufacturer's logo 'N&H' for Nölle & Hück KG, of Lüdenscheid..
Code: 51345
Introduced in 1934 to recognize WWI service and popularly known as the Hindenburg Cross. Bronzed iron cross (magnetic) with swords with ribbon. Plain reverse bearing the manufacturer's logo 'O&B' for Ochs & Bonn, Hanau am Main. The rear section of the ribbon is considerably frayed.
Code: 51344
16.00 GBP
Introduced in 1934 to recognize WWI service and popularly known as the Hindenburg Cross. Bronzed iron cross (magnetic) with swords with ribbon. Plain reverse bearing the manufacturer's logo 'O&B' for Ochs & Bonn, Hanau am Main.
Code: 51343
Chromed Queen's crown cap-badge with four police constable's epaulette numbers ('8, 1, 8, 1'). The cap badge has a slider fixing on the reverse whilst the numbers have wing-clips on the back. Excellent condition. These items may be related to the medals (item 51341).
Code: 51342
Two medals to Special Constable Henry Shelton. The Special Constable Medal is the GvR first type with robed bust and is named as usual. Henry Shelton was possibly with Northamptonshire Special Constabulary as the medals came with the cap-badge (item 51342). The badge is however a Queen's crown, ie. much later issue. Medals in nice condition complete with ribbons..
Code: 51341
35.00 GBP
Unknown post-war German chinstrap. Could be either East or West German ? Pale grey-green and silver inter-woven cord in very nice condition.
Code: 51340
15.00 GBP
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