Canadian Veterans Association UK Cloth – Pte Thomas Moore

Dark navy blue large square cloth, made of 100% polyester, and printed twice on two opposite corners of the cloth are the crest of the Canadian Veterans Association UK (CVAUK) with the years “1948 – 1998” underneath, marking the 50th anniversary of the organization. The crest is a shield shape with a beaver on top […]

CSM Frank H. C. North – Medals – WW1, WW2, Long Service

Frank North as a Pte in World War 1 earned: British War medal Victory medal In WW2 Frank, as CSM earned the: 1939-45 Star Defence Medal Can. Volunteer Service Medal 1939-45 War Medal Frank also earned the King George VI Coronation Medal 1937, Colonial Aux. Forces Long Service Medal King George V, and the Efficiency […]

Pte. Thomas Moore – 90th Anniversary of 48th Highlanders Pin

Small round pin with a hanging bar attached below it, for the 90th anniversary event of the 48th Highlanders. The circle pin has the image of the regiment’s diamond pattern badge, with falcon head in the middle which is a green circle and the text “48 HIGHLANDERS” below it on a red scroll, and around […]

Clan Campbell Crest Brooch – CSM F.H. North

A metal brooch in the shape of the crest of the Scottish clan, Clan Campbell, with a pin on the back, belonging to CSM Frank Herbert North. The crest features a boar’s head in the middle of a circle belt with the clan’s motto on the belt reading: “Ne Obliviscaris”, meaning “Forget Not”. On the […]

LCol A. A. Miller – Screw Post Button

Brass round button with image of falcon head and text reading: “48 HIGHLANDERS”. Back of the button is a screw post, which would fit into a base to secure an epaulette to the shoulder of uniform. Note: Attached with other similar screw post button to LCol Miller’s epaulettes and on display in Case 42.

LCol A. A. Miller – 134th Btn Collar Badge

Brass collar badge belonging to LCol Armour A. Miller in style of 48th Highlanders buckle badge, with falcon head in centre and text from top to bottom reading: “48th HIGHLANDERS   DILEAS GU BRATH   134 OVERSEAS   CANADA”. On the back of the badge are two eyelets with a brass pin for securing to badge into uniform.