What have I got here?

[R MICHAEL]

Hello all I picked up a small Grouping from an aviators grandson today and these were included. I am assuming these are British/commonwealth cap badges. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The fox/wolf pin is two piece construction and marked something London. Thanks All! Mike

[yellow]

The running fox is for the East Riding of Yorkshire Yeomanry.

Steve.

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks, Steve. Next question is it WW2 period and what is it? Thanks Mike


As you can tell I know nothing about these.

The running fox is for the East Riding of Yorkshire Yeomanry.

Steve.

[aussie jason]

And with the other insignia, the square one is a rank pip that goes on the shoulder and the crown appears to be the one that goes above the sergeants chevrons to make a flight sergeant or a staff sergeant. Sorry i cant help with the period for the cap badge.



Cheers

Jason

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks Jason for the information. Do you have a relative value on these as I intend to put them on the estand, not my area. and don't want to price them silly. Thanks again Mike

And with the other insignia, the square one is a rank pip that goes on the shoulder and the crown appears to be the one that goes above the sergeants chevrons to make a flight sergeant or a staff sergeant. Sorry i cant help with the period for the cap badge.



Cheers

Jason

[aussie jason]

Hi, im not to sure of a price you expect to pay on the internet but rank insignia can be found locally for around two to three dollars. I dont know about the capbadge but i would expect a fair bit more depending on rarity (im in the same boat as you when it comes to that one ) I think you would probably do best selling them as a group.

Cheers
Jason

Thanks Jason for the information. Do you have a relative value on these as I intend to put them on the estand, not my area. and don't want to price them silly. Thanks again Mike

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks Jason! I did a little internet search and it seems that the cap badge is apparently WW1 as that is the only time frame I can find that particular unit referenced. Mike

[Jim Maclean]

That particular badge for the East Riding Yeomanry was in use from 1920-56, unfortunately what you have there is a collar badge, price depends on who wants it, but not a great deal I think.

The pip and crown are so common that you'll see lots of 10 go unsold on ebay at £1.

Sorry to give you the bad news

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks Jim. I am not into these for much at all. So no harm no foul. The good thing is I have gotten a small education. Thanks for all your alls help. Mike

That particular badge for the East Riding Yeomanry was in use from 1920-56, unfortunately what you have there is a collar badge, price depends on who wants it, but not a great deal I think.

The pip and crown are so common that you'll see lots of 10 go unsold on ebay at £1.

Sorry to give you the bad news