3rd. [ Polish ] Carpathian Division.

Scarce WW II " Plastic " sew-on formation sign reputed to have been made in Italy from a disused accordion factory. A green fir tree on the Polish colours of white and red. This Division fought in Italy and were heavily involved in the battle for Cassino.  read more

Code: 23813

80th. Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the red liner steaming across the seas. This Division was used in a training and redrafting role,hence the choice of design.  read more

Code: 23799

Royal Corps of Signals.

WW II pair of embroidered half blue and half white stars on a shield of the reversed colours worn by Royal Corps of Signals units in Southern Command.  read more

Code: 23788

North Highland District.

WW II embroidered example of the yellow Scottish Lion on a diagonally divided purple and green square background.  read more

Code: 23784

Southern Command.

WW II printed example of the five beech brown stars on dark brown backing within a green edged shield. Worn by Women's Royal Army Corps units in Southern Command.  read more

Code: 23779

264th. Beach Brigade [ Scottish ]

Printed example of the red fouled anchor on a light blue circle upon the blue and white cross of St. Andrew.  read more

Code: 23772

Orkney and Shetland Defences.

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

Code: 23765

53rd. Infantry Division. [ Welsh ]

Late war woven example of the red letter " W " on a khaki backing. As part of 21st. Army Group the 53rd. fought in the fierce fighting through Normandy and Belgium right through to Germany.  read more

Code: 23749

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

2nd. Canadian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the yellow letter " C " with the roman numeral " II " to the centre on a Royal Blue rectangle. This Division formed the main force for the ill-fated raid on Dieppe. The Canadians got their satisfaction by taking the port in 1944.  read more

Code: 23732