Republic of South Africa: Regiment East Rand. Bi-metal Gilding metal & white metal cap badge

Reverse of badge complete with all original fittings (2 x screw posts with retention nuts) as issued

Height: Approx 58mm

An 'Armoured Regiment' of the South African Defence Force

An impressive badge

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 21771

Republic of South Africa: Regiment Christiaan Beyers. Gilding metal beret badge

Reverse of badge complete with all original fittings (2 x screw posts with retention nuts) as issued

This pattern of badge was worn circa 1962-1976

Height: Approx 36mm

The regiment had its origins in 1939 when it was raised as as a second battalion of Regiment Botha that had been raised earlier in 1934

Styled as Second Botha Regiment o...  read more

Code: 21772

Republic of South Africa: Regiment Botha. Gilding metal cap badge

Reverse of badge complete with all original fittings (2 x pins with clutch back brass clips) as issued

Height: Approx 37mm

This pattern of badge was worn circa 1962-1977

The unit was a motorised infantry regiment of the South African Defence Force

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 21773

Republic of South Africa: Regiment Bloemspruit. Gilding metal beret & or collar badge

Reverse of badge complete with original fittings (2 x pins with clutch back brass clips) as issued

Height: Approx 32mm

In 1964, Regiment Bloemspruit with its HQ in Bloemfontein, was established on 1 January as the first Citizen Force Infantry Regiment in the then Orange Free State. It was a motorised infantry battalion of the South African Defence Force

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Code: 21764

3rd County of London (Sharpshooters). Cap badge. Gilding metal. Circa 1901-1908

A cast badge, also worn as a collar badge

Complete with 2 x copper loops to reverse, and as issued

Reference: Kipling & King No. 1363 (Volume I 'Head-Dress Badges of the British Army' (Kipling & King, 2006 edition))

Condition: About VF  read more

Code: 21620

24th Lancers. Cap badge. White metal (or, s/p). Circa 1941-1944

Complete with 2 x copper loop fittings to reverse, as issued

An un-marked 'Gaunt' restrike

Reference: Kipling & King No. 1914 (Volume II 'Head-Dress Badges of the British Army' (Kipling & King, 2006 edition))

The 24th Lancers was a cavalry regiment of the British Army that only existed from late 1940 to mid-1944. Assigned to the 8th Armoured Brigade,...  read more

Code: 21625

The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire) Regiment: Helmet plate centre. Circa 1902-1914

With 'Domed' centre

Gilded brass metal for wear with the Universal Helmet Plate in the years circa 1902-1914

Complete with 4 x loop fittings to reverse

Condition: About EF  read more

Code: 21555

Belgium: Cross of War 1914-1918 (Croix De Guerre 1914-1918). With bronze palm with 'A' cypher

The decoration with King Albert I reverse

The emblem denotes:

- 1 x Bronze Palm: The award of 1 x Citation in Orders of the Day at Army level

The silk medal riband fitted with a two-pronged mounting pin or 'epingle', as worn in the traditional Belgian style

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 20590

Nepal (Kingdom): Royal Nepal Army. Sports Prize Medal. 1969

Important: The die-struck medal is engraved with the sporting event, recipients name and year of award (1969) on the reverse

An award won for sporting prowess in various specified sporting competitions at the annual Royal Nepal Army sports championships, which were held at the spacious 'Thundikel' parade ground, Kathmandu

The RNA prize medals were made obsolete in ...  read more

Code: 21713

Nepal: An un-identified Bronze medal

Obverse: A mountain scene with a circle in centre containing a Rhinoceros head & behind a mountain & geometric design. Below the abbreviated letters in English 'N.F.A.' with drawn Kukri's on either side of
the abbreviation, above a legend in Nepalese script

Reverse: Uni-face

A well-made bronze medal

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 21712