A scarce original King George VI period gilt and enamel badge, depicting a winged wheel and Latin motto "Nunquam Non Paratus" (Never unprepared), the reverse with maker's details "H.W.Miller Ltd Branston St B'Ham.18". Very good condition, original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel.
Height 33mm.  read more

Code: 51796

A good original white metal badge, brown beaver with red trousers on cream background plastic insert, the reverse with maker's details "Fattorini 36 Barr St B'Ham & Sons Ltd.". Very good condition, original pin fittings.
Diameter 27mm.  read more

Code: 51788

A rare original Wartime celluloid tin badge. Very good condition, original pin fitting.
Diameter 32mm.  read more

Code: 51779

An interesting circa 1940's gilt and enamel lapel badge, the obverse depicting a crowing cockeral with the silhouettes of two rabbits below, the reverse with maker's details "J.R.Gaunt London". Very good condition, original buttonhole fitting, no damage to the enamel and retaining original display paper backing with maker's details.
Height 18mm.
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Code: 51766

A rare original circa 1950's locally made white metal badge with blue enamel, the reverse with basic original safety pin fitting. Good condition.
Height 31mm.
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Code: 51765

A scarce Second World War paper "1944 War Fund" window display badge, printed to the lower point "Moisten gummed edges and apply to window" "S.A. No 1 Union Label New York Registered" logo. Good condition, minor creases, gum in tack.
Size 102 x 101mm.  read more

Code: 51763

A very rare original 1905 silver plated thistle shaped badge enamelled in blue, with pre 1927 Brigade emblem to the top and white enamel St Andrews Cross to the centre. Very good condition, original buttonhole fitting, no damage to the enamal, an excellent example.
Height 33mm.  read more

Code: 51762

240.00 GBP

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A 1910 membership card for “The Boys’ Brigade Scripture Union.” “23rd Liverpool Company” containing the complete “Daily Bible Readings For 1910” and ink named to the front “Pte Fred. Geary”. Good condition, minor age wear.
Size 133 x 81 mm.  read more

Code: 51756

A very rare original Second pattern gilt Fasces and enamelled Union Flag membership badge used from 1934 into the early forties, the reverse with maker's details in relief "British Made" "Roden London". Very good condition, original single pin fitting, no damage to the enamel, gilt fresh.
Height of badge only 19mm.
Height with pin 42mm.  read more

Code: 51752

A rare original First pattern gilded brass 'Fasces membership badge' used from 1932 into the mid thirties, the reverse is unmarked. Very good condition, original single pin fitting.
Height 31mm.  read more

Code: 51750

A good quality silver and enamel badge, the reverse bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1910 with maker's details "W P C" and impressed with number "497". Very good condition, original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel.
Height 27mm.
Queenswood School founded in 1894 for daughters of Wesleyan Ministers, motto "In Hurtis Reginae" (In Queens' Gardens), moving from Clapham...  read more

Code: 51745

40.00 GBP

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