4th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the first pattern red eagle on a black background. This was the first Indian Division to see " Action " during the war, being involved in the fierce fighting in North Africa from Sidi Barrani right through to El Alamain.{Old glue spots to reverse}  read more

Code: 26728

Supreme Allied Command South East Asia.

WW II embroidered example of the blue phoenix rising from the red flames on a white circular backing bordered in blue. Worn at the Headquarters by the staff of Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten - Supreme Commander South-East Asia. {Blue border tatty and backing material loose}  read more

Code: 26707

43rd. Indian Army Lorried Infantry Brigade.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the two white crossed Kukris on a dark green backing. Originally part of the 31st.Indian Armoured Division this Brigade was dispatched to Italy joining the 1st. Armoured Division to attack the Gothic Line before advancing with the Indian Polish British and New Zealand forces fighting in the Po Valley.  read more

Code: 26697

Royal Army Veterinary Corps.

Rare early WW II stencilled white inverted triangle on a red rectangular backing. Worn by the R.A.V.C. at the " No.1 Reserve Veterinary Hospital Depot and Training Establishment " based at Doncaster Racecourse to assist the Cavalry Divisions mobilising for service overseas.  read more

Code: 26688

Lancashire Fusiliers.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white fused grenade on a Primrose Yellow backing. Worn by the 9th. Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers as part of the 10th. Armoured Brigade.  read more

Code: 26678

Army Selection and Training Unit.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white number " 3 " above the acronym, " ASTU " on a green backing. {Tear to right side and top,but number " 3 " is the scarcest of the three}  read more

Code: 26668

Malta Command Signal Regiment.

WW II embroidered example of the white maltese cross on a blue / green divided shield. {top edge slightly mothed}  read more

Code: 26658

Royal Artillery / Leicestershire Regiment.

WW II embroidered example of the light green tiger on a black background. Worn by 579 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery and also as a Battalion sign by the Leicestershire Regiment. {Staining to the tiger  read more

Code: 26647

10th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the diagonal cross in red and blue on a black background. This Division fought in North Africa with the Eighth Army and from there to Ortona in Italy joining the heavy fighting in the Apennine Mountains and the final operations in the Po Valley.  read more

Code: 26637

No. 1 Armoured Replacement Group. C.M.F.

Scarce woven example of the head of Mars blowing a tank from his mouth on a background of yellow and red. Worn by Forward Delivery Squadrons of the Royal Armoured Corps.  read more

Code: 26628