Royal Arms Cap Badge as worn by OR’s of 16th West Riding Volunteers/2nd VB 1916 to 1919.

On careful examination the Rose and Coronet have been carefully cut away. It is understood that cut down badges, were used by some members of the Volunteer Training Corps at the start of …

VTC Battalions legally became Volunteer Regiments of the new 'Volunteer Force'. Eventually, they were allowed to wear khaki uniforms and equipment began to be officially supplied.

Jun 25, 2010 · Although it does look like the badge worn by the Isle of Wight Rifles, I agree with Headgardeners' comments concerning TF badges being worn by VTC units. Again the cap …

The Volunteer Training Corps (VTC) was a voluntary home defence militia which was the First World War equivalent of the Home Guard. When war was declared in August 1914, there was …

WW1 Earley & District Defence Force VTC Badge Berkshire. A scarce original First World War period 'Earley and District Defence Force Volunteer Training Corps lapel badge'; blue enamel …

This soldier is a member of the Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps (SVDC). On his cap is the badge of the SDVC and on his arm, is an armband with the letters GR (George Rex). The …

Oct 31, 2022 · Bournemouth VTC had a unique cap badge of the Town Arms with the VTC title. In 1916 they became part of the Hampshire Volunteer Battalion which was unusual in that it also …

Dec 14, 2011 · Following the sale of previous items from the VTC I have listed a further 16 WW1 VTC Postcards and some VTC lapel badges (Burnely, Cheshire, Newcastle, Reigate & …

A very nice original Central Association Voluntary Training Corps lapel badge, the VTC was started in 1914 and officially disbanded in 1920. The badge is in excellent condition with no …