Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the blue shield bearing a red Anti-Aircraft shell pointing towards a representation of an aeroplane in the clouds. Worn by 95th.Army Group Royal Artillery. { Sign has been glued to card backing }  read more

Code: 24757

Mobile Defence Corps.

Rare printed example of the red Warwickshire Bear and Ragged Staff backed by a pair of crossed swords on a light blue backing. Worn by the 15th. { Warwickshire } Battalion Mobile Defence Corps.  read more

Code: 24749

Royal Canadian Artillery.

WW II printed example of the double blue " Zig-Zag " on a red diamond. Worn by the 1st. Canadian Corps Artillery.  read more

Code: 24743

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the yellow tower on wavy lines with a red and blue backing representing the Liver Building on the River Mersey. Worn by 96th. Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 24733

Allied Land Forces South East Asia.

Scarce embroidered example of the white sword and shield bearing a red cross and flanked by yellow wings on a light blue background above the title " Malaya " in white on a dark blue tablet. The reverse bears "press-stud " fittings.  read more

Code: 24708

Royal Army Dental Corps.

Scarce embroidered example of the " Error " pattern white and green formation sign worn by the Royal Army Dental Corps in Southern Command. A shield bearing stars in the reverse colours with central bar bearing green on white and white on green stars. [ See my item 24107 for " Normal " pattern ]  read more

Code: 24702

77th. Infantry Division / Buffs ( East Kent regiment )

Scarce WW II combination sign consisting of the printed red sword ( Excalibur ) held aloft from the water above two red Infantry arm of service strips and a blue / buff / blue Regimental designation for the " Buffs " all still affixed to a section of battledress material.  read more

Code: 24694

35th. Infantry Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the red configuration of 7 number 5 's on a black backing. Originally formed as a " Bantam " Division this sign was taken into use in 1916. Private Butler of the West Yorkshire Regiment, 2 / Lt. Parsons of the Gloucestershire Regiment and Lt. Col. Anderson of the Highland Light Infantry were all awarded Victoria Crosses whilst serving in the Division before...  read more

Code: 24676

Royal Artillery.

Scarce embroidered example of the White Horse and motto of Kent above the letters " KAV " on a red and blue divided oval backing. Worn by the 265th. Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery. Slight tear to lower left side, not affecting the design  read more

Code: 24666

17th.( Gurkha ) Infantry Division.

Printed example of the crossed Gurkha Kukris in white on a green backing.  read more

Code: 24659