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A scarce original celluloid tin button badge sold to raise funds during Second World War depicting two fighter plane to the front and inscribed "Camelford Rural District War Weapons Week June 14 - 21.1941". Good condition, retaining original pin fitting, colours remain bright, heavy scratches to the front minor rust spots to reverse. Diameter 26mm.
Code: 58464
20.00 GBP
A scarce original celluloid tin button badge sold to raise funds during Second World War depicting two fighter plane to the front and inscribed "Camelford Rural District War Weapons Week June 14 - 21.1941". Very good condition, retaining original pin fitting, colours remain bright, minor rust spots to reverse. Diameter 26mm.
Code: 58383
SOLD
A good original wartime plain chromium plated example in the form of Royal Air Force Spitfire fighter plane. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, minor surface scratches. Wingspan 23mm.
Code: 57994
A scarce original celluloid tin button badge sold to raise funds during Second World War depicting a fighter plane to the front and inscribed "Herefordshire War Weapons Week 1-8 March 1941" the rim with maker's details "Thos Fattorini Ltd. Regent St. B'Ham.1". Very good condition, retaining original pin fitting, colours remain bright, minimal foxing and rust to reverse. Diameter 26mm.
Code: 57948
30.00 GBP
A good original wartime chromium plated example sold to raise funds to buy Royal Air Force fighter plane during Second World War. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, minor surface scratches. Wingspan 22mm.
Code: 57928
A good original wartime chromium plated example for the "Oldbury, Sandwell", sold to raise funds to buy Royal Air Force fighter plane during Second World War. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings, wear to chromium plating. Wingspan 22mm.
Code: 57764
A scarce original wartime chromium plated example for the "City of Wells", sold to raise funds to buy Royal Air Force fighter plane during Second World War. Excellent condition, complete with original pin fittings. Wingspan 22mm.
Code: 57746
A very scarce original wartime period celluloid tin button badge, displaying two Royal Air Force Bristol Blenheim Bomber aeroplanes, sold to raise funds during the week of July 5th and July 12th 1941. Very good condition, retaining original pin fitting, minimal foxing and rust. Diameter 25mm.
Code: 57545
45.00 GBP
A rare original wartime fundraising badge, in the form of a silver plated miniature spitfire fighter plane, this very unusual example inlaid with red enamel and titled "F.A.P"; the reverse with curved maker's details impressed in relief "H.W.Miller Ltd Branston St B'Ham.18" Very good condition, retaining original coiled pin fittings, enamel intact, one or two stress lines to fuselage, wear to silver plating. Length 20mm. Wingspan 23mm.
Code: 57428
A fairly scarce chromium plated Spitfire Aircraft badge for "Buxton", sold to raise funds to buy fighter plane during Second World War. Condition is POOR with chromium plating peeling, retaining original pin fittings, the pin with fracture near the tube end. Price reflects. Height 19mm.
Code: 56839
A scarce original 'Faversham Spitfire Fund celluloid tin button badge' sold to raise funds during Second World War, the rim with maker's details "Thos Fattorini Ltd Regent St. Birmingham". Fair condition, retaining original pin fitting, overall foxing and heavy rust to reverse. Diameter 31mm.
Code: 56455
A scarce original circa 1943 cardboard badge set in a tin surround and backing, sold to raise funds in Wales for the much needed fighter planes. Good condition, retaining the original pin fittings, colours remain bright, rust spots and service wear. Diameter 24mm.
Code: 56154
A scarce original Second World War period 'Bradford Lord Mayor's Spitfire Fund lapel badge'; gilded brass oval example blue enamel title surround, the centre depicting a Royal Air Force Spitfire Plane, the reverse with maker's details "Fattorini Bradford". Very good condition, retaining original buttonhole fitting, no damage to the enamel. Width 26mm. Height 19mm.
Code: 56037
A good original circa 1943 cardboard badge set in a tin surround and backing, sold to raise funds for the much needed fighter planes. Good condition, retaining the original pin fittings, colours bright, rust spots and service wear. Diameter 31mm.
Code: 56015
A scarce original Second World War period die-stamped gilded brass example in the form of a miniature fighter plane, embossed across the wings "St.Pancras Bomber Club". Very good condition except for the pin fittings which are twisted and lifting to one end, gilt remains bright. Length 23mm. Wingspan 30mm.
Code: 55847
35.00 GBP
A scarce original Second World War period die-stamped brass example in the form of a miniature fighter plane, embossed across the wings "Spitfire" and inlaid with blue enamel. Very good condition, enamel perfect, original stick pin replaced with split ring. Length 20mm. Wingspan 21mm.
Code: 55846
40.00 GBP
A good original circa 1943 'Wings For Victory badge'; painted card centre set in a tin surround and backing, sold to raise funds for the much needed fighter planes during the war. Good example, retaining original pin fittings, colours remain bright, paintwork crazed, rust to the pin and backing. Diameter 31mm.
Code: 55845
A scarce original celluloid tin button 'Spitfire Fund badge' sold to raise funds during Second World War depicting a fighter plane with official number below. Good condition, retaining original pin fitting, colours remain bright, minor foxing and rust to reverse. Diameter 26mm.
Code: 55844
A scarce original celluloid tin button 'The Lord Mayor's Leicester & County Spitfire Fund badge' sold to raise funds during Second World War depicting a fighter plane with official number below. Very good condition, retaining original pin fitting, colours remain bright, minimal foxing and rust to reverse. Diameter 26mm.
Code: 55816
A small Second World War period die-stamped white metal badge in the form of a miniature Spitfire plane, embossed across the wings "Spitfire", along the fuselage "Club" with the tail fin flanked by the letters "ST". Very good condition, retaining original stick pin. Length 20mm. Wingspan 20mm.
Code: 55176
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