North Staffordshire Regiment , Militia Battalion Officers Tunic

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A scarce post 1881 Lieutenants uniform of the North Staffordshire Regiment , Militia Battalion. Either the
3rd (Militia) Battalion: King's Own (2nd Staffordshire) Light Infantry Militia, based in Stafford or the
4th (Militia) Battalion: King's Own (3rd Staffordshire) Rifle Militia based in Newcastle-under-Lyme;

the tunic with collar dogs in silver lace. gi...  read more

Code: 55740

The Bavarian Military Merit Cross (German: Militär-Verdienstkreuz)

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The Bavarian Military Merit Cross (German: Militär-Verdienstkreuz) was the Kingdom of Bavaria's main decoration for bravery and military merit for enlisted soldiers. It was intended "to reward extraordinary merit by non-commissioned officers, soldiers, and lower-ranking officials." It was originally established on 19 July 1866 as the 5th Class of the Military Merit Order, which was the...  read more

Code: 55736

Order, Lippe - Detmold 1914 War Merit Cross

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The 1914 Lippe-Detmold Order is known as the War Merit Cross (Kriegsverdienstkreuz), a military and civil decoration instituted on December 8, 1914, by Leopold IV, Prince of Lippe. It acted as the principality’s equivalent to the Prussian Iron Cross, awarded for wartime distinctions.  read more

Code: 55735

Kingdom of Saxony Friedrich-August III Medal Military Merit Medal

(Bronze)
The Medal was instituted by King Friedrich August III of Saxony on 23 April 1905 and was awarded for exemplary service, military merit and also military bravery. The medal was awarded in two classes, bronze & silver (at the rank of Unteroffizier and above (NCOs) it was awarded in silver).  read more

Code: 55734

Kingdom of Saxony Friedrich-August III Medal Military Merit Medal

(Silver)

The Medal was instituted by King Friedrich August III of Saxony on 23 April 1905 and was awarded for exemplary service, military merit and also military bravery. The medal was awarded in two classes, bronze & silver (at the rank of Unteroffizier and above (NCOs) it was awarded in silver).  read more

Code: 55733

Grand Duchy of Baden, Merit Medal 1907-1918

(Für Verdienst)
It was awarded by Friedrich II, Grand Duke of Baden, for distinguished service, loyalty, or merit. Baden, one of the principal states within the German Empire, had a strong military and civil honors system, with this medal recognizing both military and civilian contributions. Friedrich II, the last reigning Grand Duke of Baden (1907-1918), issued this medal as part of hi...  read more

Code: 55732

MILITARY PRISON STAFF CORPS

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GOVERNORS & INSPECTORS OF MILITARY PRISONS
OFFICERS HOME SERVICE PATTERN HELMET PLATE.
Quite a rare and small corps

Corps formed in 1901 but badges in production the QVC was worn until name change to "military provost staff corps" in 1906  read more

Code: 55731

77th REGIMENT OF FOOT (EAST MIDDLESEX)

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(The Duke of Cambridge's Own)
PRE-1881 UNMARKED SILVER PUGRI BADGE
A large solid and finely cast unmarked silver white metal badge with its original stout pagri pin to reverse
repair to catch.

unsure if this was officer issue or regimental mess waiter or bearer badge. It seems too well made to be the latter
scarce pre 1881 badge. Circa 5.5cm...  read more

Code: 55730

COLDSTREAM GUARDS CROSSBELT POUCH

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Cross Belt Pouch Old Pattern
Ceremonial & Parade Pouch

Standard issue cross belt pouch with fixings, brass badge plate for COLDSTREAM GUARDS
Condition: used Dated 1955

Approximate size: 8" x 7"  read more

Code: 55729

BLUES & ROYALS ARM EAGLE

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Blues amd Royals wire embroidered arm badge featuring gold eagle. Wire embroidered on black felt.

The Blues and Royals wire embroidered Salamanca Eagle arm badge is a traditional piece of British military insignia worn on ceremonial uniforms to commemorate the capture of the French 105th Regiment's Eagle at the Battle of Waterloo (1815)  read more

Code: 55728