British WW2 Observer Corps Lapel Badge.

A good example of the off duty lapel badge worn by members the Observer Corps.

Silvered wash over brass with enamels. maker marked on the button hole fitting " J R Gaunt london".  read more

Code: 451

Australian WW2 War Widows Guild Sterling Silver Badge

This is the large size version. Hallmarked Sterling slyer with official numbered reverse.  read more

Code: 457

WW2 RAAF Sweetheart Wings

A beautiful sweetheart badge in the design of a set of RAAF pilots wings. Gilded brass with enemals . Brooch pin reverse.
Approx 82mm  read more

Code: 453

Australian WW1 RSL Lapel Badge 1919-1921

Large size badge in nice condition. Brass and enamels. 2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 454

Australia WW1 Mother of Pearl Sweetheart Badge

A small badge crafted from mother of pearl probably in the middle East. Brooch pin reverse.  read more

Code: 456

Australia Pre Federation Queen Victoria Crown Hat Badge.

A nice example in white metal. Solid badge with gas hold to the reverse along with 2 x lugs.

suitable for Volunteer or more likely government official or Contabulary Kepi.  read more

Code: 458

WW1 ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS CAP BADGE

A Royal Naval Division Chief Petty Officers Cap Badge, constructed in blackened bronze with the fouled anchor to the centre of a double circle of rope surmounted by the King’s crown, complete with lugs on the reverse in very good condition.  read more

Code: 460

France WW1 Croix de Guerre 1914-1916

A good example with the reverse date 1914-1916 . Original ribbon with two stars.

Original full size medal  read more

Code: 461

Australia WW1 Rising Sun Hat Badge

Original full size hat badge.

2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 435

Rejected Volunteers Association Membership Badge – Victoria

During World War One these badges were a recognisable indication that the wearer had attempted to voluntarily enlist for military service for Australian and the British Empire during World War 1. They were issued to men who had been officially deemed medically unfit for duty. During the course of the War, the Rejected Volunteers’ Association was established in various Australian states. This ba...  read more

Code: 441