Devonshire Regiment.

Scarce WW II printed example of the red " sword and bowl " on a dark green background. Worn by the 4th. Battalion Devonshire Regiment. { Slight fading }  read more

Code: 25200

Shropshire Cadets.

Embroidered example of the three leopard's heads and a stylised " W " in yellow on a red outlined blue shield.  read more

Code: 25189

York and Lancaster Regiment.

WW II printed example of the half red and half white rose on a black background worn by Battalions of the York and Lancaster Regiment. { Edges trimmed and glue marks to reverse } { See my item 21899 for embroidered example }  read more

Code: 25180

Royal Engineers.

Embroidered example of the red Lancashire Rose above a white Staffordshire Knot on a blue background. Worn by 24. Engineer Group Royal Engineers.  read more

Code: 25169

Royal Artillery.

Scarce WW II printed example of the six yellow martlets on a red and black quartered shield. Worn by the 70th. { Sussex } Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery. { Ragged Edges }  read more

Code: 25151

Royal Engineers.

Embroidered example of the yellow whale on the blue and white waves of the sea. Worn by 2 Port Task Force Royal Engineers.  read more

Code: 25139

Headquarters - Southern Command.

Scarce WW II printed example of the red and white squares worn at the Southern Command Headquarters  read more

Code: 25132

Persia and Iraq Command.

WW II printed example of the red elephant's head with white tusks on a blue backing. Generally known as " Paiforce " this Command quelled the Iraqi rebellion in 1941 and removed German and Italian agents from the area.  read more

Code: 25121

Royal Artillery.

WW II silk woven example of the white thistle flanked by the letters " A A " on a blue background. Worn by the 3rd. Anti-Aircraft Division Royal Artillery who were responsible for the defences on the east coast of Scotland.  read more

Code: 25116

Second Army.

Mint unissued silk woven un-cut pair of the shield bearing a blue cross with a yellow sword to the centre. Second Army was raised for the invasion of Europe and landed in Normandy in June 1944 as part of 21st. Army Group.  read more

Code: 25097