Royal Air Force: Officers cap badge with Queen's Crown, in gilt, pressed metal with crimson cloth insert in crown. Circa 1953-2022

Dimensions: 42mm (H) x 43mm (W)

Weight: 9g

The badge complete with all 6 x 'blades' fitting on reverse

Worn in the era of the Korean War, Malaya Emergency, Near East, South Atlantic and Gulf War

The insignia with good quality gilding, and an attractive item of insignia

Condition: About VF  read more

Code: 22903

Royal Air Force: Lot of a 6 x gilding metal King's Crown cap badges, as worn circa 1918-1952

The reverse of all badges complete with their original loop fittings, as issued

The gilding metal badges were worn by Other-Ranks of the Royal Air Force, including members of the Royal Air Force Regiment

As worn in the era 1918-1952, including end of the Great War, Second World War and Malaya Emergency

Condition: Mostly GF & better  read more

Code: 22902

Royal Air Force: Lot Royal Air Force 'King's Crown' cap badge & Leading Aircraftman cloth rank badge

The badges as worn 1918-1952, including the 'World Wars', 1930's India service, Korean War and Malaya Emergency

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 22901

Royal Navy: Naval Officers cap badge with King's Crown, with fabric inserts and pressed gilt metal laurel wreath, on a cloth backed buckram backing & as-worn circa 1918-1945 (World Wars & Korean War)

A massive and impressive item of British Naval insignia, as worn by senior Naval Officers of the Royal Navy

Dimensions: 66mm (H) x mm 81mm (W)

Weight: 33g

With 4 x blade fittings on reverse

Worn in the era of the Great War, World War, Yangtze Incident, Malaya Emergency and the Korean War

Condition: GF  read more

Code: 22900

Royal Navy: Captain's and senior officer's cap badge. With EIIR Crown. Wire bullion & cloth cap badge, circa 1953-1970

Circa: 1953-1970

Material: Embroidered with gilt bullion wire on serge cloth, with cloth covered buckram backing

Dimension: 92mm (W) / 75mm (H)

Weight: 21g

Bullion wire all intact and the badge with good bright colours

As worn in Korean War, Malay Emergency, South Arabia, Aden, Radfan, Suez etc

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 22899

Royal Fleet Auxiliary: Senior officer's cap badge. With EIIR Crown. Wire bullion & cloth cap badge, circa 1953-1960

As worn during Korean War, Suez Crisis, Cyprus and Malaya Emergencies etc

Circa: 1953-1960

Material: Embroidered with gilt bullion wire on serge cloth, on fabric backing

Dimension: 68mm (W) / 50mm (H)

Weight: 8g

Bullion wire all intact and the badge with good bright colours

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 22898

H.M. Customs and Excise: EIIR Crown. Wire bullion & cloth cap badge as worn by Chief and Assistant Preventative Officers, circa 1953-1970

Circa: 1953-1970

Material: Embroidered with gilt bullion wire on serge cloth on fabric backing

Dimension: 80mm (W) / 70mm (H)

Weight: 17g

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 22895

British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge

The reverse of the cap badge complete with its 2 x blade fittings as issued

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading Thames Val...  read more

Code: 22894

British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge

The reverse of the cap badge with 1 x blade fitting (the other blade now missing)

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading Tham...  read more

Code: 22893

British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. 'Senior Officer's' EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge. Chrome & enamel

The reverse of the cap badge complete with its blade fittings as issued

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading Thames Valley ...  read more

Code: 22891