WW2 British Army Machine Gunner (MG) Cloth Proficiency Badge Anodised Cap Badges confirming its origin in the

confirming its origin in the Russian Empire before 1917

Gilded metal transitional version used prior to the introduction of anodised badges

the FIR has maintained continuous frontline peacekeeping commitments in some of the world’s most dangerous regions for nearly five decades

Gilded brass NSWR Regiment cap badge in great condition worn circa 1953-60

Matching pair of embroidered RNZAF shoulder slides

WW2 British Army Machine Gunner (MG) Cloth Proficiency Badge Anodised Cap Badges confirming its origin in theTitle: British Army Machine Gunner (MG) Cloth Proficiency Badge WW2 Era Description: An original British Army machine gunner proficiency badge, embroidered in white thread on an oval dark khaki wool backing. The obverse shows the script letters MG within a laurel wreath. The reverse has a plain hessian style cloth backing. This is the standard pattern worn on the lower sleeve to denote a qualified machine gunner.