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An assortment of military and veteran-related items, primarily focused on British service branches and remembrance organisations. The collection features Royal Artillery (RA) regimental accessories including a white plastic water bottle with a red screw-top displaying the RA crest and the mottoes Ubique and Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt, a red RA regimental flag housed in a clear sleeve, and a red ribbon lanyard with a repeating crest motif. Various RA-related pins are present, notably an Always a Gunner association badge, Once a Gunner field gun pins, and a badge set against a mother-of-pearl backing. Royal Air Force (RAF) memorabilia includes a brass-toned cap badge with the RAF monogram and laurel wreath surmounted by a crown, several aircraft-shaped pins, and original carded Wings Appeal lapel badges for the Hurricane, Hercules, and Red Arrows. Veteran and remembrance items comprise a wide selection of Royal British Legion enamel poppy pins dated between 2018 and 2022, a 90th-anniversary patch, a Normandy Veterans Association (NVA) commemorative badge with an enamelled shield, and a Northern Ireland Banner pin dated 1969-2007. Other notable items include a 17th/21st Lancers Death or Glory skull and crossbones badge, two Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) wreath badges, a Boys’ Brigade anchor pin, and an Operation Iraqi Freedom commemorative coin in its original presentation card inscribed No Outcome But Victory. The lot also contains miscellaneous pins including one with Cyrillic text for Kharkiv and a Chelsea Remembers lion crest pin.
Condition report:
The items are generally in good to very good condition. A significant portion of the smaller lapel pins and the Royal British Legion anniversary patch remain in their original plastic protective or retail packaging. The regimental water bottle and flag appear to be unused. Larger brass badges exhibit light surface patina and minor oxidation consistent with age.
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