RCAF Sweetheart Pin Lot

Offered is a small selection of various WWII RCAF pins for sweethearts and for association membership, etc. All in fair condition, some missing screw backs.  read more

Code: 51752

Photograph of An Argyle Officer c.1900 to 1914

A nice picture of an Argyle and Sutherland Highlander Officer of the early 20th century wearing full dress. This unit was based in Hamilton Ontario. Having collar badges dates the image post 1900, his look is pre WWI. Great image.  read more

Code: 51751

1914 Infantry Training Manual

A UK publication of Infantry tactics distributed throughout the Commonwealth and issued to Canadians. In nice condition with interesting diagrams and text.  read more

Code: 51750

WWII Red Cross Society Badges

A set of variant badges to the Red Cross to include a pin back and lug versions. Nice condition.  read more

Code: 51749

WWI Spurs for Artillery Driver or Cavalry

A set of heavy duty spurs with chain links for hard wear. Likely a trooper issue. All parts present  read more

Code: 51748

WWII Sweetheart Pins Lot

A small selection of WWII Sweetheart lapel pins and a locket. These are two various units and include the Veteran Guard, Three Rivers Regiment, Argyles, etc. There is also a silver Birks Calgary Highlanders Officers Collar Dog and 2nd Div lapel pin.  read more

Code: 51746

Brass Box Spurs c.1900

A hard to find set of brass spurs for quarter Wellington boots. These are the type mounted with a box installed into the heel. Most of these were made of steel with nickel plate. I believe these brass ones were used by Hussars.  read more

Code: 51745

WWI Maj General Officer Cap Badge and Rank

The bronze badge is in good condition with only one fold back pin intact, the other is missing. The general rank has it lugs intact and matching. Maj Generals command a Division.  read more

Code: 51743

WWI Staff Officer Insignia

Includes the rank of a Col and the cap insignia in bronze of a Staff officer. Fold back pins are intact.  read more

Code: 51742

WWI Lt General Rank with Aid De Camp Insignia for Edward VII and George V

A WWI and earlier grouping of general insignia including the royal monacker titles used to indicate a royal aid de camp. These were worn on the epaulette with the rank badges to indicate the appointment.  read more

Code: 51741