WW2 Fairey Hayes Workers Badge
A scarce circa 1940's 'Fairey Hayes' chromium plated badge, inlaid with blue enamelling and depicting a military aircraft, the reverse with maker's details "Thomas Fattorini Regent St Birmingham". Good condition, complete with original pin fittings, minor wear to the enamel and chromium plating.
Height 26mm. read more
45.00 GBP
Metropolitan Vickers - LSA 1923 Button Hole Badge
A small (16mm dia) 1923 'Metropolitan-Vickers lapel badge constructed of brass with blue, white and black enamel bearing the MV logo and inscribed L.S.A (Long Service Association) 1923; the reverse impressed with maker's details "Thomas Fattorini Regent St Birmingham". Height 16mm. read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 Two Patriotic Norwegian Supporter Stick Pins
Two small patriotic Norwegian supporters stick pins. Both pins carry the cypher for King Haakon IV and appear to be constructed of silver. One has a brown type of enamel and is also hallmarked on the back. These were sometimes worn in public in defiance of their German occupiers and at their own risk. read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 HMSO Publication - Norways Fight
In good condition, this is a HMSO 1944 dated publication entitled 'Before We Go Back' This is a pictorial record of Norways fight agains Nazism, both inside and outside the country with over 60 pages of photographs. read more
10.00 GBP
WW2 Evacuee Letter from Queen Elizabeth 1939
Every household across the country, who accommodated evacuees, during the WW2 was sent a thank you note from Queen Elizabeth (wife of King George VI). This one was sent to resident Mrs H Bosworth of Leamington Spa & dated 1939. First I have had with original envelope, worth further research. read more
25.00 GBP
WW2 Home Front Railway Service Badges (REDUCED)
A WW2 set of four brass lapel Railway Service badges made by Fattorini. Great Western Railway No 79880, London North Eastern Railway No 32581, London Middland Scottish Railway No 19747, Southern Railway No 35800. read more
30.00 GBP
WW2 Home Front - AID Badge No 7958
The Aeronautical Inspection Department (AID) was formed in December 1913 for the purpose of inspecting aircraft and other supplies for the Royal Flying Corps (RFC). By 1939 AID was an engineering organisation, mainly civilian, but in part RAF, whose prime purpose was to ensure that all RAF and RN equipment manufactured or repaired by contractors and by RAF maintenance units was constructed to a... read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 Home Front - Hospitals Emergency Service Badge
The Emergency Hospital Scheme was setup in order to coordinate greater cooperation between hospitals ensuring that casualties would receive immediate treatment at the nearest hospital then be transferred quickly to other hospitals thereafter. The badge measures 17mm in diameter and is constructed of brass with red and blue enamel. read more
20.00 GBP
WW2 Home Front - Pair of WI Badges Welsh & English
A nice pair of Women's Institute (WI) badge. To include the standard English badge, maker W.O.Lewis (Badges) Ltd and the rarer Welsh version (fy ngwlad am cartref) by maker Fattorini & Sons. Both badges are in great condition with no damage to the enamel. read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 RAF 1944 MAP - South Wales
A WW2 RAF map of South Wales War Revision 2nd Edition denoting all the RAF bases in the area. A Geographical Section, General Staff, No. 3957 (Air). Published by the War Office 1943. Note this is a heavy duty type being printed on paper & cotton fabric. read more
20.00 GBP