Army Cyclist Corps

A scarce other ranks die-struck gilding-metal badge with slider to reverse.

KK1871: Circa 1914-1919  read more

Code: 56092

Army Physical Training Corps

A other ranks die-struck white-metal example with brass slider to reverse.

KK2154: Circa 1940-1954
Condition: GC  read more

Code: 56044

Intelligence Corps

A other ranks die-stamped gilding-metal badge with brass slider to reverse.

KK2152: Circa 1940-1954
Condition: GC  read more

Code: 56039

Army Service Corps

A other ranks WWI die-stamped gilding-metal badge with voided centre and brass slider to reverse.

KK990: Circa Pre 1918
Condition: GC  read more

Code: 56007

Auxiliary Territorial Service

A other ranks die-stamped gilding-metal badge with brass slider to reverse.

KK2188: Post 1938
Condition: Good to VGC
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Code: 55867

Corps of Royal Military Police

A other ranks die-stamped gilding-metal badge with brass slider to reverse.

KK2132: Post 1953
Condition VGC  read more

Code: 55860

Machine Gun Corps

A other ranks die-stamped gilding-metal example with brass slider to reverse. One of the units raised during the 1st world war.

KK1154: Circa 1914-1918
Condition: GC  read more

Code: 55852

National Defence Company

A die-stamped gilding-metal badge with brass slider to reverse, a circlet with NATIONAL DEFENCE COMPANY inscribed around outside with the centre displaying the cypher of King George VI and Imperial crown above.
Formed in 1917 as the Royal Defence Corps becoming the National Defence Company in 1936

KK2161: Post 1936
Condition: Good to VGC  read more

Code: 55725

Royal Military College Officer-Cadet

A scarce die-stamped bronze badge with two bronze loops to reverse. the cypher of King George V to centre of circlet with the inscription VIRES ACQUIRIT EUNDO AROUND EDGE.

KK1075: Circa 1911-1937
Condition: VGC  read more

Code: 55723

National Defence Company

A scarce die-stamped gilding-metal badge with brass slider to reverse, a circlet with NATIONAL DEFENCE COMPANY inscribed around outside with the centre displaying the cypher of King Edward VIII and Imperial crown above.
Formed in 1917 as the Royal Defence Corps becoming the National Defence Company in 1936

KK2161: Circa 1936
Condition: Good to VGC  read more

Code: 55722