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Highland Light Infantry Officers Plaid Brooch with Imperial Crown 1887-1901
Code: 57361
275.00 GBP
Highland Light Infantry Volunteer Battalion Officers Plaid Brooch Short Blank scroll with Imperial Crown 1887-1901 Worn by 1st & 2nd Volunteer Battalions HLI
Code: 57360
350.00 GBP
Edinburgh University Officers Training Corps O.T.C. Sporran Badge Kings Crown White Metal 2 Long Lugs
Code: 57359
23.00 GBP
WW2 German Breslan Arm Shield 1933
Code: 57358
110.00 GBP
German WW2 Police Cap Badge
Code: 57357
65.00 GBP
Pair of Royal Marines WW2 Bakelite Collar Badges Plastic WW2 Economy Issue 2 Blade Fitting Makers name A Stanley & Sons Walsall
Code: 57344
9.50 GBP
Cheshire Corps of Air Raid Wardens Lapel Badge Makers name Butt & Co Ltd Chester
Code: 57338
22.00 GBP
Early Type County of Renfrew Special Constabulary Badge Brass & white Metal Numbered 75 on reverse Pin Back
Code: 57334
75.00 GBP
British WWII Fire Watchers helmet. From McEwan Breweries Important Factory to protect for Scots During WW2 High-domed steel helmet with a wide brim, painted grey, having the Words, 'McEwan Brewers in capitals . Around the helmet are a series of punched holes through which is threaded a length of cord similar to a shoelace. The white tape and leather liner is secured to the shell by this cord. Dated 1944 The duties of fire watchers were not to ‘watch fires’ but to look out for incendiaries and extinguish them before a fire could take hold. A law in September 1940 required factories and businesses to appoint employees to watch for incendiary bombs outside of working hours. Incendiary bombs were quite small. They were dropped, hundreds at a time. On impact they ignited and burned. Fire Watchers were issued with a bucket of sand, a bucket of water and a stirrup pump.
Code: 57323
95.00 GBP
Fife & Forfar Yeomanry Scottish Horse White Metal Queens Crown Cap Badge ( Highland Yeomanry) Slider Fitting
Code: 57310
13.00 GBP
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