German WW2 Wafer SS or Army Panzer Rank Patch

Machine embroidered on black wool.  read more

Code: 4285

South Vietnam Cross of Gallantry

Original period South East Asian made full size example.  read more

Code: 4288

South Vietnam Cross of Gallantry

Original period South East Asian made full size example.  read more

Code: 4287

South Vietnam Cross of Gallantry

Original period South East Asian made full size example.  read more

Code: 4289

Australian Defence Force Everymans Welfare Service Hat Badge.

Gilt metal and enamel. Clutch grip reverse.

Everyman's staff hold honorary Officer status and wear military uniforms. Representatives work within the military structure providing welfare to all ranks of the Australian Defence Force. Positions exist for both full time and Reserve staff.  read more

Code: 4292

WW1 British / French Army Interpreters Badge

The WW1 British Army Interpreter's badge features a die-stamped brass or gilded Pharaoh’s (Sphinx) head. Instituted during the Great War, these badges were typically worn on the lower sleeve of the service dress jacket and were often mounted on a coloured felt background (often sky-blue or dark green).

A scarce and very interesting gilded brass Interpreters badge, mounted on its ...  read more

Code: 4294

Australia WW1 War Workers Lapel Badge.

The War Workers Badge was issued to persons who participated in the Australian Government’s scheme to supplement Britain’s labour force. The scheme was initiated under similar conditions as the overseas Munitions Workers Scheme.

Bronze. 38mm.  read more

Code: 4301

Australia WW2 "Red Cross Transport Service" Uniform Patch.

Red machine embroidered on khaki cotton drill. Removed from uniform.

The busiest time for the Transport service came at the end of World War Two when volunteer drivers met thousands of wounded servicemen and returning prisoners of war.  read more

Code: 4304

Australian Army Campaigners for Christ Hat Badge.

Gilt anodised. Clutch grip reverse.

In 1936 a group of businessmen and Christian laymen in Melbourne and Sydney became known as Campaigners for Christ. The Melbourne group gained permission to erect a building in the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds. From there they provided light refreshments, Christian entertainment and witness. They have served in the Australian Defence Force as ...  read more

Code: 4293

Germany WW2 Luftwaffe Brown Leather K98 Ammunition Pouches

Rare Luftwaffe brown Model 1911 Triple pocket ammunition pouches. Near matched pair. Both maker marked and with 1934 and 1936 dates.  read more

Code: 4299