Royal Artillery.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white polar bear upon an ice flow of 49th. { West Riding } Division with two small red letter, " T T " 's of 50th. { Northumbrian } Division on a black rectangular backing. Worn by the 74th. Field Regiment Royal Artillery who were part of the Divisional Artillery in 50th. Division before transferring to 49th.Division in 1944 whereby they adopted this sign.  read more

Code: 29437

7th. Armoured Division.

Scarce locally made embroidered example of the first pattern red jerboa { Desert Rat } on a white backing within a red circle. Enduring much of the harsh fighting in the Western Desert this Division quickly earned itself the nick-name, " Desert Rats "  read more

Code: 29415

12th. Army / Royal Signals.

WW II printed example of the " Chinthe " { Burmese Dragon } above the roman numeral, " XII " on a red / black / red background still affixed to a jungle green shoulder strap " Hanger " bearing a black on khaki " R.Signals " slip-on title.  read more

Code: 29403

214 Independent Infantry Brigade.

Scarce WW II example of the painted red Viking's helmet on a blue background.  read more

Code: 29385

63rd. Division { Royal Naval }

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the black / yellow / black horizontal rectangle worn by the 4th Bedfordshire Battalion of the 190th. Brigade 63rd. { Royal Naval } Division.  read more

Code: 29375

Force 135.

WW II embroidered unissued example of the three yellow heraldic lions on a red shield. Force 135 was tasked with the liberation of the Channel Islands.  read more

Code: 29365

Combined Operations.

WW II printed example of the red R.A.F. eagle " tommy-gun " and anchor on a black circular backing. Worn by Commandos and other specially trained units in all theatres of the War. { Small pin-hole to the centre}  read more

Code: 29354

23rd. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the red fighting-cock on a pale khaki circular backing with press-stud fittings to the reverse. This Division fought with distinction at Shenam and Tamu during the enemies offensive against Imphal.  read more

Code: 29315

1st. Armoured Replacement Group C.M.F.

Scarce WW II printed example of the head of Mars blowing a tank from his mouth on a background of yellow and red. Worn by Forward Delivery Squadrons of the Royal armoured Corps.  read more

Code: 29289

Canadian Forces.

WW II printed example of the red diamond with central blue bar bearing, " R.C.C.S." Worn by the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals in the 1st. Canadian Corps.  read more

Code: 29271