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Military Hat Badges of New Zealand Page 2 |
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New Zealand WW1 National Reserve (Marlborough & Wellington) |
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| New Zealand WW1 National Reserve: Ruahine & Railways | |
Crossed swords proficiency badge worn on
the arm of a Cavalry man. These badges are fairly scarce as they were
only awarded to the best swordsman in every twenty men in a cavalry
unit.
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New Zealand Volunteers Badge for shooting. Circa 1866 to 1870. Silver wired embroidered on red background. Two silver wire embroidered stars for shooting 20 points up to 900 yards |
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NZ Armourers trade insignia |
| New Zealand Police |
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| Pioneers/ Mothers of Empire | New Zealand badge worn by civilian security guards at Army General Staff in Wellington (not by Army personnel) |
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| 2 versions of the NZ Army para badge | 2 versions of the NZSAS para badge |
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| RNZAF dress uniform para patch | RNZAF dress uniform bullion para patch |
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| SDAR uniform para patch | RNZAF Sergeant ? |
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| NZ Army pilot's wings | RNZAF Band |
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| In every corner of the empire, men NOT in uniform were under suspicion - the "White feather of Cowardice" was given to any suspected of avoiding their duty. This badge is solid silver and black enamel work. It measures 32.5mm by 22mm or 1 ¼ inches by ¾ inches. The silver fern is the motif of the New Zealander generally. These badges came in two types, Husband and Son. | |
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| RNZAF Police belt buckle | King's Empire Veterans (KEV) (also in bronze) |
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EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SERVICE NZ |
RNZAF marksman qualification insignia |
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| NZ Army marksman (embroidered, dress uniform) | WW2 Volunteers lapel badge |
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| NZ Catholic War Services | 28 Maori Battalion NZ |
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14th Sqn RNZAF |
Royal Navy or Royal New Zealand Navy Chaplains Q/C Bullion embroidered cap badge. Differs from the standard Navy Officers cap badge in that the wreath has only outlined gold edges, not a solid gold wreath. |
