Lincolnshire Regiment.

Scarce WW II embroidered red " X " on a black circle. [Representing the roman numeral 10 the Lincolnshire Regiment's old " Foot " number.  read more

Code: 22785

Eighth Army.

Scarce WW II plastic sew-on formation sign of the pattern favoured by Polish Forces. A white shield bearing a gold cross on a black backing. Worn in Italy and reputedly made from parts of accordions from a dis-used factory.  read more

Code: 22768

12th. Army.

Fine quality gold wire embroidered chinthe and the roman numeral " XII " on a padded red / black / red backing.  read more

Code: 22755

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered WW II example of the " Red Hand of Ulster " on a khaki backing. Worn by the 3rd. Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 22707

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the three yellow " X" s on a red and blue square worn by 30 Anti-Aircraft Brigade Royal Artillery. [Inked notation " 30 Agra " to the reverse.]  read more

Code: 22698

22nd. Beach Brigade.

WW II printed on oil-cloth example of the black and white Penguin on a khaki backing. Worn by some of the first troops ashore who's task was to secure the Beach-Head for the incoming landing forces.  read more

Code: 22693

United Provinces Area - India.

WW II embroidered example of the two blue-grey fish on a red circular background with old rusted safety pin fitting to the reverse. The Upper Provinces Area H.Q. was at Lucknow and the sign " The Fishes of Oudh " represented the Rampur and Bohpal Forces from that area.  read more

Code: 22683

74th. [ Yeomanry ] Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered white on red " Broken Spur " Chosen to denote that the Division consisted of dis-mounted Yeomanry units who fought in Palestine and on the Western Front.  read more

Code: 22654

Royal Artillery.

Scarce printed example of the old style field-gun and letters " S of A " on the red and blue shield of 21st.Army Group. Worn at the School of Artillery British Army of The Rhine.  read more

Code: 22629

Royal Artillery.

Very Scarce unissued printed example of the blue and gold shield representing the Arms of the Bishopric of Durham intended to be worn by the 55th.Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery. Permission was refused so the sign was later worn by the 17th. [ Tyne and Wear ] Battalion Mobile Defence Corps. [Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 22622