Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the Gothic letter, " P" on a scarlet backing. Worn by " P Heavy Battery " 5 Regiment Royal Artillery. {Label with potted history to the reverse}  read more

Code: 29997

11th.East African Division.

WW II printed example of the black head of a rhinoceros on a red oval backing. This Division fought in Burma as part of 14th.Army and was composed of troops from the King's African Rifles and the Northern Rhodesian Regiment.  read more

Code: 29986

7th. Armoured Division.

Pair of WW II embroidered examples of the red jerboa {Desert Rat} on a black background. This was the first Division to go into action in the Western Desert, fighting in the harsh climate against a formidable enemy. The Division quickly earned itself the nickname, " Desert Rats"  read more

Code: 29968

Royal Marines.

Rare WW II embroidered example of the red roman numeral " VI " on a khaki backing. Worn by the 6th. Battalion of the Royal Marine Division. Addendum} I have been informed by an advanced R.Marine collector this sign was worn in 1919 by 6th. Battalion Royal Marines as part of the Rhine Army of Occupation before they were transferred to Murmansk in Russia and disbanded shortly afterwards.  read more

Code: 29960

1st. Assault Regiment-Royal Armoured Corps / Royal Engineers.

Rare woven example of the red scorpion on a yellow backing. Originally formed from the 41st.and 47th. Royal Tank Regiments but because of the heavy losses sustained by the 47th. at El Alamein they were renamed 1st Scorpion Regiment Royal Armoured Corps, changing again to the above title when the Royal Engineers joined the unit in Italy.  read more

Code: 29943

The Welch Regiment.

Printed example of the red saucepan on a brown rectangular backing. Worn in WW II by the 4th. Battalion The Welch Regiment and after the war by the Carmarthenshire A,C.F. {Inked notification to this effect to the reverse}  read more

Code: 29930

Royal Artillery-Anti-Aircraft.

WW II printed example of the red witch on a broomstick with pale khaki backing. Worn by the 2nd. Anti-Aircraft Division responsible for the Anti-Aircraft defences of the East Midlands and East Anglia.  read more

Code: 29920

1st. Commonwealth Division.

Silk woven example of the light blue shield bearing the title " Commonwealth " in gold and the king's crown in red and gold. {Slightly grubby with top left corner creased}  read more

Code: 29910

Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders.

WW II embroidered example of the red and white dicing with green ends on a khaki backing. Worn as a Battalion sign by the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders and later by a Royal Artillery unit converted from the " Argyll's "  read more

Code: 29900

52nd. {Lowland} Infantry Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the black letter, " L " and a shield bearing a thistle and saltire on a khaki backing.  read more

Code: 29890