Royal Army Medical Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the five white stars on a maroon shield still affixed to a section of battledress material. Worn by R.A.M.C. units in Southern Command.  read more

Code: 22399

54th. Infantry Division [ East Anglian ]

WW II printed example of the blue " JP " monogram on a red circle. Also worn by the 162nd. Independent Infantry Brigade as part of the 21st.Army Group in North-West Europe.  read more

Code: 22328

First Allied Airborne Army.

WW II embroidered British Made example of the large figure " 1" flanked by a pair of wings below the title, " Allied Airborne " above crossed swords on a light blue backing. Worn by the Allies Airborne Forces in Europe. [Moth nips to the edges and small hole below left side sword hilt.]  read more

Code: 22314

10th. Armoured Division.

Printed example of the white rhinoceros within an oval on a black background. [Sign also worn later by 25th.Armoured Brigade ]  read more

Code: 22280

48th. Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example off the blue Macaw on a red diamond above two red Infantry arm of service strips still affixed to a section of battledress material. The 48th.Division was composed of Territorial units from Gloucestershire,Berkshire,Buckinghamshire,Worcestershire,and Warwickshire. [Mothing to top left side.]  read more

Code: 22029

50th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Printed unissued example of the yellow lion and white book on a blue background. [Inked notation to reverse ]  read more

Code: 22010

77th. Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the red sword white arm and blue waves representing King Arthur's sword, "Excalibur". The 77th. Division was composed mainly of Battalions of West Country County Regiments. [Sign has been stiffened around cardboard.]  read more

Code: 21927

York and Lancaster Regiment.

WW II embroidered example of the York and Lancs. Battalion sign of a half red and half white rose on a black background.  read more

Code: 21899

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the golden yellow eagle on a red and blue diamond. Worn by 646 Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 21715

2nd. Infantry Division.

WW II silver bullion wire embroidered example of the "Crossed keys " on a black backing. This was a pre-war Regular Army Division and after training in India joined 14th. Army for the rest of the war in the fierce jungle fighting in Burma. [Paper spots glued to reverse.]  read more

Code: 21703