2nd South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Button by J. Ascher of London Indian Badges Javelin\'s record was marred on

Javelin\'s record was marred on 17 October 1945 whilst off Rhodes by an outbreak of indiscipline (a refusal to work by Hostilities Only€ ratings following resentment over a return to pre-war spit-and-polish): one leading rating was charged with mutiny

Reinforcements

4 Different cloth Shoulder titles in mint condition

S GIBRALTAR which is all correctly done

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

2nd South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Button by J. Ascher of London Indian Badges Javelin\'s record was marred on2nd South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Officers Button by J. Ascher of London A handsome blackened brass 24mm tunic button of the 2nd (South) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps, carrying the rare backmark J. ASCHER, LONDON. The face shows the strung bugle horn (the universal device of British rifle corps) with the regimental numeral 2 in the loop, surrounded by the legend SOUTH MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS in a raised circlet. This is the standard pattern in