46th. Infantry Division. [ North Midlands ]

WW II printed example of the green and brown " Sherwood Forest Oak " on a black square backing. This Division was part of 1st. Army in Tunisia and then landed in Italy with the American 5th Army at Salerno. [Paper stuck to the reverse ]  read more

Code: 23901

Canal Zone- North.

A yellow square bisected by a blue diagonal strip [ The Suez Canal ] with two small white triangles representing an Arab Felluca. [ See item 20934 for South ]  read more

Code: 23827

Orkney and Shetland Defences.

WW II embroidered example of the red fouled anchor on a blue backing. [ Paper to reverse ]  read more

Code: 23765

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of an old style field-gun and the number " 88 " in yellow on a blue and red diamond. Worn by 88 Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 23738

49th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Printed example of the two yellow capital letter " K " 's on a green square within a khaki border. [ Incorrect ink notation to the reverse ] [ Thought to represent " Korea and Kenya " where the Brigade fought ]  read more

Code: 23718

44th. Home Counties Infantry Division.

Embroidered example of the shield bearing Dover Castle and the White Cliffs within a red oval with a white border.  read more

Code: 23686

Canadian Military Headquarters.

WW II printed example of the yellow maple leaf on a black background within a yellow circle. Worn by Canadian Forces in England who came under command of Canadian Military Headquarters.  read more

Code: 23662

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the white gate on a green background above the waves of the sea. Worn by 101 Coast Brigade Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 23645

49th. Infantry Division.

White metal formation sign with original back-plate screw-bolt fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Yorkshire Rose. Officially replaced by the " Polar-Bear " but still seem worn into WW II .  read more

Code: 23607

11th. Armoured Division.

Uncut pair of heavily woven black charging bulls on a yellow backing. As part of the 21st. Army Group this Division landed in Normandy and were involved in much of the fierce fighting through France Belgium and Holland right on into Germany.  read more

Code: 23573