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LCCC Thematic List LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Last Updated: 3rd June 2021 Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England. Website: www.londoncigcard.co.uk Telephone: 01458 273452 Fax: 01458 273515 E-Mail: [email protected] Please tick items required. Prices, which include VAT (UK tax), are for very good condition unless otherwise stated. Orders for cards and albums dispatched to outside the United Kingdom will have 15% deducted. Size abbreviations: EL = Extra Large; LT = Large Trade (Size 89 x 64mm); L = Large; M = Medium; K = Miniature. Please see our catalogue for details of our stocks of 17,000 different series. 24-hour credit/debit card ordering 01458 273452. Why not sign up to our Free Newsletter giving you up to date special offers and Discounts not to mention new additions to stock and information on our current auctions. 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A Selection of sets relating to Military - Crests, Colours, Badges & Medals Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Amalgamated Tobacco 25 Army Badges Past and Present 1961 £25.00 25 Medals of the World 1959 £9.00 Anstie 50 out of 85 Regimental Badges (woven silk issue) (50 different silks £100.00 from the set of 85) c1915 Bassett 25 Victoria Cross Heroes in Action 1970 £15.00 Cohen Weenen 50 V C Heroes (of World War I) 1915 (reprint 1998) £8.50 Gallaher 48 Army Badges 1939 £40.00 48 Army Badges 1939 (reprint 2001) £8.50 50 Regimental Colours and Standards 1899 (reprint 1995) £8.50 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 1st Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2001) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 2nd Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2001) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 4th Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2001) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 5th Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2003) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 6th Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2017) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 7th Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2003) 25 The Great War Victoria Cross Heroes 8th Series 1915 £6.50 (reprint 2003) Glengettie Tea 25 Medals of the World Black back 1961 £3.50 Hill 50 Decorations and Medals (Issued by R & J Hill at base) 1940 £100.00 Hunter L9 Infantry Regimental Colours Miscellaneous Colours 2013 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Argyll and Sutherland £3.00 Highlanders 2nd Series 2011 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Argyll and Sutherland £3.00 Highlanders Error printing yellow border 1st series 2008 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Argyll and Sutherland £3.00 Highlanders orange border 1st series 2008 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Bedfordshire and £3.00 Hertfordshire Regiment 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Black Watch (Royal £3.00 Highland Regiment) 1ST series 2006 Page 1 - Last Updated 3rd June 2021 Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Hunter L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Black Watch 2nd Series 2011 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Border Regiment 2005 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Buffs (Royal East Kent £3.00 Regiment) 2005 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Cameronians (Scottish £3.00 Rifles) 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Cheshire Regiment 2006 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Coldstream Guards 1st £3.00 Series 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Coldstream Guards 2nd £3.00 Series 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Coldstream Guards 3rd £3.00 Series 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Connaught Rangers 2010 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Devonshire Regiment 1st £3.00 Series 2006 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Devonshire Regiment 2nd £3.00 Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Dorset Regiment 1st Series 2010 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Dorset Regiment 2nd Series 2012 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Duke of Cornwalls Light £3.00 Infantry 2007 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Duke of Wellingtons £3.00 Regiment 1st series 2006 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Duke of Wellingtons £3.00 Regiment 2nd Series 2011 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Durham Light Infantry 1st £3.00 Series 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Durham Light Infantry 2nd £3.00 Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The East Lancashire Regiment £3.00 1st Series 2007 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The East Lancashire Regiment £3.00 2nd Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The East Surrey Regiment 2004 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The East Yorkshire Regiment £3.00 1st Series 2010 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The East Yorkshire Regiment £3.00 2nd Series 2011 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Essex Regiment 2007 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Gloucestershire Regiment £3.00 1st Series 2006 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Gloucestershire Regiment £3.00 2nd Series 2013 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Gordon Highlanders 1st £3.00 Series 2004 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Gordon Highlanders 2nd £3.00 Series 2013 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Green Howards 2010 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Grenadier Guards 1st Series 2009 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Grenadier Guards 2nd Series 2009 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Grenadier Guards 3rd Series 2009 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Highland Light Infantry 2007 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Irish Guards 1st Series 2009 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Irish Guards 2nd Series 2009 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Own Royal Regiment £3.00 (Lancaster) 1st Series 2005 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Own Royal Regiment £3.00 (Lancaster) 2nd Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Own Scottish £3.00 Borderers 1st Series 2004 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Own Scottish £3.00 Borderers 2nd Series (includes errors & two number 3s but L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Own Yorkshire Light £3.00 Infantry 2009 Page 2 - Last Updated 3rd June 2021 Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Hunter L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Regiment (Liverpool) 2005 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Shropshire Light £3.00 Infantry 1st Series 2004 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Kings Shropshire Light £3.00 Infantry 2nd Series 2008 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Lancashire Fusiliers 1st £3.00 Series (Correct printing) 2006 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Lancashire Fusiliers 1st £3.00 Series (Error printing with Royal) 2005 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Lancashire Fusiliers 2nd £3.00 Series 2011 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The London Regiment 1st Series 2008 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The London Regiment 2nd Series 2008 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Loyal Regiment (North £3.00 Lancashire) 2009 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Manchester Regiment 1st £3.00 Series 2005 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Manchester Regiment 2nd £3.00 Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Middlesex Regiment (Duke £3.00 of Cambridge Own) 2007 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The North Staffordshire £3.00 Regiment 1st Series 2004 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The North Staffordshire £3.00 Regiment 2nd Series 2008 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Northamptonshire Regiment £3.00 1st Series 2007 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Northamptonshire Regiment £3.00 2nd Series 2013 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Oxfordshire and £3.00 Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 1st Series 2007 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Oxfordshire and £3.00 Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 2nd Series 2011 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Prince of Wales Leinster £3.00 Regiment 2010 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Queens Own Cameron £3.00 Highlanders 1st Series 2006 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Queens Own Cameron £3.00 Highlanders 2nd Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Queens Own Royal West £3.00 Kent Regiment 2005 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Queens Royal Regiment £3.00 (West Surrey) 1st Series 2004 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Queens Royal Regiment £3.00 (West Surrey) 2nd Series 2012 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Royal Berkshire Regiment 2010 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Royal Dublin Fusiliers 2010 £3.00 L7 Infantry Regimental Colours The Royal Fusiliers (City of £3.00 London Regiment) 2005
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