British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. 'Senior Officer's' EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge. Chrome & enamel

The reverse of the cap badge complete with its blade fittings as issued

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading Thames Valley ...  read more

Code: 22891

British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. EIIR Queen's Crown 'Helmet' plate

The reverse of the helmet plate complete with all 3 x original loop fittings as issued

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading...  read more

Code: 22890

British Police: Thames Valley Constabulary. EIIR Queen's Crown 'Helmet' plate

The reverse of the helmet plate complete with all 3 x original loop fitting as issued

Thames Valley Constabulary (later re-styled as Thames Valley Police) was established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxford and county borough of Reading ...  read more

Code: 22889

British Police: Thames Valley Police. EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge

The reverse of the cap badge complete with 2 x loop fittings and brass cotter pin as issued

Thames Valley Police has its origins in the earlier designated Thames Valley Constabulary, which force had been established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the ...  read more

Code: 22888

British Police: Thames Valley Police. EIIR Queen's Crown cap badge

The reverse of the cap badge complete with 1 x loop fitting (the other missing)

Thames Valley Police has its origins in the earlier designated Thames Valley Constabulary, which force had been established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of Oxfo...  read more

Code: 22887

British Police: Thames Valley Police. EIIR Queen's Crown 'Helmet' plate

The reverse of the helmet plate complete with 3 x original loop fittings as issued

Thames Valley Police has its origins in the earlier designated Thames Valley Constabulary, which force had been established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Oxfordshire, the City of O...  read more

Code: 22886

British Police: Thames Valley Police. EIIR Queen's Crown 'Helmet' plate

The reverse of the helmet plate complete with 2 x original loop fittings - sans third loop - and as issued

Thames Valley Police has its origins in the earlier designated Thames Valley Constabulary, which force had been established on 1 April 1968, at which time the hitherto independent police forces of the Royal County of Berkshire, the county of Buckinghamshire, the county of Ox...  read more

Code: 22885

British Police: Quantity of EIIR reign police insignia, mostly pertaining to the Thames Valley Police & including some Special Constabulary items of police insignia

The lot includes:

- Set of 5 x large size and 4 x small size EIIR Crown chrome uniform buttons all complete with loop fittings

- Pair of Inspectors 'Rank Stars'. Chrome

- Superintendent's rank crown EIIR issue

- 9 x Chrome 'Numerals' different sizes and all complete with reverse pin fittings

- 2 x Dice chequered hat band...  read more

Code: 22884

Spain (Franco-era): The Medal of the Mutilated for the Fatherland (Medalla de Mutilado 1938)

This Spanish award was created on 5 April 1938 - and awarded retrospectively to casualties of the Spanish Civil War, who, due to war wounds, had lost a limb(s) through mutilation, amputation or otherwise lost the usefulness of any limbs due to being crippled or suffering from paralysis

Gilt and enamel

The medal retaining its original silk riband, and integral top g...  read more

Code: 24445

Spain: Medal for Peace in Morocco, 1927 (Medalla 'Paz de Marruecos', 1927). With 'Pasador' buckle on riband

A light weight zinc / aluminium strike

The Spanish campaign medal for the inter-bellum 'Rif Wars' in Morocco, was awarded to all Spanish, Spanish Colonial and French troops who served during the long running 'Rif Wars' against the great Berber nationalist rebel leader 'Abd el-Krim'

Condition: About EF  read more

Code: 21031