a bunch of unknown items!

[Christian L]

with a few other items i got these.

but before selling them, i'd like to know what they are (to learn a little more, as i really never have seen any of them!)

are these cap badges, regimental insignias or something else?

1st one is unmarked

2nd one is marked Y DELASRT 89100 SENS G 2298

3rd one is marked ZAGREB IKOM

4th one is marked twuice AUROMETAL SUBOTICA

5th one is marked 1995 Megaplast AUTOR LABAT

thanks much in advance christian

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[Christian L]

reverse:

[peter monahan]

Chriostian

I'm reaching here and haven't time now to research, but I'll take a stab at the first one.

It is Canadian, but not, Ii think, current. It was a patch from perhaps the 70'-80's worn by troops assigned to the canadian Armed Force "Mobile Command" which was a divisional / brigade size group tasked with fulfilling our obligatins to NATO. I Think! (I'll check more later).

The badge was worn on the breast of the tunic - on the left pocket I believe - by all ranks. Roughly equivalent to a divisional or brigade patch in oyther armies.

Peter

[shako_uk]

with a few other items i got these.

but before selling them, i'd like to know what they are (to learn a little more, as i really never have seen any of them!)

are these cap badges, regimental insignias or something else?

1st one is unmarked

2nd one is marked Y DELASRT 89100 SENS G 2298

3rd one is marked ZAGREB IKOM

4th one is marked twuice AUROMETAL SUBOTICA

5th one is marked 1995 Megaplast AUTOR LABAT

thanks much in advance christian

front:

Hi Christian,

Your last three badges are:

No. 3 Yugoslavian Army officer's peaked cap badge

No. 4 Yugoslavian Airforce officer's cap badge

both from the communist period.

No. 5 Serbia/Montenegro Army Other Ranks' beret badge (current)

In view of the recent split between Serbia and Montenegro, this badge will probably change before long.

Hope this information helps,

Brian

[No one]

Dear Gentlemen,

 

Regimental insignia.

 

 

Yours sincerely,

No one