Victorian British Army Scottish Officer’s Pouch or Piper’s Badge Non-Permanent Active Militia An original RAF Chaplain Assistant's

An original RAF Chaplain Assistant's cap badge

the regiment fought at Normandy and then crossed the Rhine into Germany

Hand woven silver wire thread on green wool backing

well-preserved piece of turn-of-the-century Swiss military dress

An event tinnie badge of the 1938 Jugendfest

Victorian British Army Scottish Officer’s Pouch or Piper’s Badge Non-Permanent Active Militia An original RAF Chaplain Assistant'sAn original Victorian era Scottish badge featuring a bold and deeply detailed thistle design, cast in brass with a gilt finish. This example was most likely used as an officers pouch badge, pipers full dress badge, or possibly as a belt plate center on Volunteer or Highland regiment uniforms. Probably Royal Company of Archers. The badge features two original rear lugs, designed for fitting to leather or fabric equipment, not headgear. Its size,