Unknown badges, probably GB

[Tomjan]

Hello,

I'm going through the last items in my grandfathers collection. The last things I found where a couple of old badges.

Could somebody help my in identifying these?

Picture:

http://nl.tinypic.com/r/2mh6kya/9

[Marc Sherriff]

You have a mix of Dutch, English, Irish and Israeli.

Marc

[Tomjan]

Hello Marc,

Correct me if I am wrong but I tried to find some reference online

The Yorkshire, Lancers and for king and country are English.

The wings is Dutch air force (However I could not identify what kind of badge precisely)

The others are a mystery, so Irish and Israel. Could I ask you for specific information on each badge?

Greetings, tom

[Marc Sherriff]

The Dutch Air Force I think is WWII, but the one in my little book is wire embroidered.
The small badge below that is for the Israel Defence Force.
The cloth badge is a Belgian rank collar badge, upside down.
The St George is a shoulder strap badge from the Dutch Cavalry.
The badge below that is Irish Army, not sure for what but I have seen a cloth version marked as Marksman.
The three you mention are indeed English.

Marc

[Tomjan]

Thanks Marc for the additional information, its been of great help.

Hopefully some more people can comment, perhaps on the time period of the badges. I also would like to know a fair value. I will probably sell these things.

[Steve Co.]

Hi , the ''For King and Empire '' badge is a Silver War Badge , there should be a number on the back of the badge . If you can show the number the badge can be researched .

Regards Steve.

[deejay]

The Dutch badge is a Royal Netherlands Air Force visor cap badge used in 50's until somewhere into the 70's. After these came the bullion types.