Herefordshire Regiment.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the pale green lion on a torse with a khaki backing. Worn by the 1st. Battalion in the 53rd. Infantry Division. { Paper spots to the reverse }  read more

Code: 25006

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

Embroidered example of the red triangle upon a green shamrock. Worn by Battalions of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.  read more

Code: 25001

Royal Corps of Signals.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the blue triangle with white border a pair of wings and the number " 10 " to the apex. Worn by Number 10 Squadron Air Formation Signals. { Sign has been stiffened around a piece of card }  read more

Code: 24931

Royal Engineers.

Embroidered example of the red saltire bearing the insignia of the Submarine Miners on a blue background. Worn by 104 Field Squadron Royal Engineers.  read more

Code: 24925

Military Police.

WW II embroidered " paste-back " example of the red letters " VP " on a blue diamond. Worn by Vulnerable Points Companies Corps of Military Police.  read more

Code: 24918

Ceylon Garrison

Rare short-lived embroidered example of the yellow Elephant's head on a black square.  read more

Code: 24892

Royal Artillery.

Scarce embroidered example of the White Yorkshire Rose on a half brick-red and half fawn backing worn by 49 Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery. { Formed from the West Yorkshire Regiment. }  read more

Code: 24871

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the white bird and gauntlet on a divided red over blue backing. Worn by 92 Army Group Royal Artillery  read more

Code: 24856

33 Indian Corps.

WW II woven example of the white sword trident and a pair of wings on a black background. Originally raised as an Amphibious Expeditionary Force the design representing the three services similar to the Combined Operations badge. From May 1944 to May 1945 this corps travelled over 1,200 miles liberating over 55,000 square miles of enemy held territory.  read more

Code: 24851

Royal Artillery.

Scarce printed example of the white tower on a galley flying the flags of St. Andrew on a red and blue divided backing. Worn by 84 Army Group Royal Artillery formed from Scottish T.A units.  read more

Code: 24841