Geoff Newman Militaria

15th. Indian Corps.

WW II uncommon first pattern printed circular example of the three white " V " s [ Roman Numeral 5 == 15 ] on a red background with " hooks and eyes " to the reverse. [See my item 20901 for later pattern ] read more

Code: 24186

3rd. Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the green fig-leaf on an off white backing above a Royal Artillery / Royal Engineers arm of service strip still affixed to a pale tropical shoulder strap slip-on. Probably worn in Italy or Greece. read more

Code: 24178

British Troops- Berlin.

Embroidered example of the first pattern formation sign. A scarlet circle on a black backing. read more

Code: 24171

China- Burma-India.

WW II example of the white " Sun and Star " on a blue background above red and white stripes. Worn by members of the Chinese Expeditionary Forces, the 1st. Air Commando Group the " Flying Tigers " and some British units of the 14th. Army. read more

Code: 24152

49th. Infantry Division.

Early printed example of the white polar bear on an ice-berg on a black background. Composed of mainly Yorkshire units the 49th. Division spent the early war years in Iceland before joining 21st. Army Group in June 1944 for the Normandy Landings by which time the polar bear had changed to a " Head-up " appearance. read more

Code: 24149

6th. Guards Tank Brigade.

WW II embroidered example of the golden sword and the colours of the Household Brigade on a white shield. Formed from the Guards Armoured Division the 6th. served as an Independent Tank Brigade in 21st. Army Group in North- West Europe. read more

Code: 24143

Lincolnshire County Division.

WW II printed example of the red and green tulip on an off-white background. Also worn by the 212nd. Independent Infantry Brigade after the County Divisions were disbanded. [ Trimmed close to the edges priced accordingly ] read more

Code: 24138

45.00 GBP