14th. Army.

Fine quality pair of WW II embroidered formation signs with press stud fittings to the reverse. A white edged red shield with a white dagger and the roman numerals, "XIV" on a black central bar. The exploits of 14th Army are legendary, fighting in the Far-East in some of the worst conditions and terrains of the war.  read more

Code: 31639

Somerset-A.C.F.

Embroidered example of the Yellow Wessex Wyvern on a dark green shield. {This is the pattern without the sceptre}  read more

Code: 31629

43rd. Infantry Division {Wessex}

Pir of embroidered in golden yellow "Wessex Wyverns" on dark blue backing. Composed mainly of Infantry units from the West Country this Division landed in Normandy in June 1944 as part of 21st. Army Group.  read more

Code: 31612

4th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the red diving eagle on a black backing still affixed to a pale tropical shoulder strap slip-on. This was the first Indian Division to go into action during the war, fighting in North Africa.  read more

Code: 31581

Royal Artillery.

Silk woven example of the red and white fouled anchor flanked by the letters, " R A " on a black background. Worn by Maritime Anti-Aircraft Artillery units.  read more

Code: 31564

Air Formation Signals.

Printed example of the red outline of an aircraft on a light blue / dark blue / green backing. {The colours of The Royal signals.}  read more

Code: 31550

Canadian Forces.

WW II printed example of the letters, "R.C.C.S." on a blue band and a red rectangle. Worn by the Royal Canadian corps of Signals in the 1st. Canadian Infantry Division.  read more

Code: 31538