Durham Light Infantry.

Scarce WW II printed example of the red crowned bugle horn on a dark green backing D.L.I. Battalion Formation Sign.  read more

Code: 23631

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

Lincolnshire Regiment.

WW II embroidered example of the red " X " on a black square backing. [ This represented the roman numeral for " 10 " the Regiments old " Foot " number ]  read more

Code: 23602

Royal Engineers.

Printed unissued example of the letters " M C " on a blue and red backing above blue waves and a drivers / ships wheel. [ Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 23585

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

Royal Armoured Corps Training Brigade.

Embroidered example of the white mailed gauntlet holding a torch with red and yellow flames on a blue square backing.  read more

Code: 23564

China- Burma-India.

Fine quality WW II example of the bullion wire embroidered " Sun and Star " on a black ground above red and bullion wire embroidered " stripes " . Worn by the Chinese Expeditionary Force. 1st. Air Commando Group the " Flying Tigers " and some units from the 14th. Army .  read more

Code: 23551

Royal Tank Regiment.

Scarce WW II red over white embroidered shoulder strap slip-on worn by the 10th. Battalion Royal Tank Regiment.  read more

Code: 23532

1st. Infantry Division.

Woven combination example of the white triangle of the First Infantry Division above two red arm of service strips on a pale khaki backing.  read more

Code: 23521

16th. Polish Armoured Brigade.

WW II embroidered example of the black dragon on an orange oval backing. Raised in Scotland in 1940 with most of the trained personnel being transferred to the 1st. Polish Armoured Division.  read more

Code: 23511