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

1st. Infantry Division / Reconnaissance Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the white triangle worn by the 1st. Infantry Division above a yellow / green { Reconnaissance Corps } arm of service strip on a khaki backing. { Left side slightly ragged }  read more

Code: 25081

Polish Forces.

WW II embroidered example of the silver-grey winged armoured arm holding a sword on a khaki semi-circular backing. Worn by the 2nd. { Warsaw } Armoured Division who fought with the 2nd. Polish Corps in Italy.  read more

Code: 25048

Forest School - Cadets.

Scarce embroidered example of the red on black sprig of oak with acorns.  read more

Code: 25033

Canadian Forces.

WW II embroidered example of the red " Zig-Zag " on a blue diamond worn by the Royal Canadian Artillery.  read more

Code: 25023

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

55th. Infantry Division. { West Lancashire }

WW II circular embroidered example of the Red Lancashire Rose on a stem bearing five green leaves to each side. As part of the Home Forces the 55th. Division was used in a training role.  read more

Code: 24973

59th.Infantry Division.{ Staffordshire }

WW II embroidered example of the blue rectangle bearing a red pit-head winding gear and a black " slag-heap" . Originally part of the Home Forces the 59th. Division composed mainly of Staffordshire Territorial units, joined 21st. Army Group in 1944 for the Normandy landings.  read more

Code: 24968