South Burma District. { H.Q. Lines of Communication S.E.A.C.}
WW II printed example of the white stork on a pale green rectangular backing. This unit's main function was flying supplies up to the forward fighting lines between Imphal and Maungdaw. read more
75.00 GBP
12 Corps -Royal Artillery.
WW II embroidered example of the shoulder title, " Royal Artillery" above the woven " Three Trees " of 12.Corps and a red / blue arm of service strip affixed to a section of battledress material. read more
Loyal Regiment {North Lancashire}
Scarce WW II embroidered example of the Red Lancashire Rose with green centre on a khaki backing worn by the 5th. Battalion Loyal Regiment {North Lancashire} read more
4th.Anti-Aircraft Division.
WW II printed example of the three blue buckles on a red inverted triangle. Early in the war this division was responsible for the air defences in Birmingham later changing to Liverpool and Manchester. read more
45.00 GBP
1st. Division Royal Army Service Corps.
WW II printed example of the white triangle to the centre of a yellow and blue diamond. {Old glued paper spots to the reverse} read more
45.00 GBP
7th. Armoured Division.
WW II early pattern embroidered in red on khaki jerboa {Desert Rat} unfortunately badly cut down for a medal display frame! As part of the Eighth Army the 7th. Armoured endured much of the harsh fighting in the Western-Desert earning themselves the nickname, 2 Desert Rats." read more
Eighth Army.
WW II pair of embroidered formation signs affixed to tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-ons. A golden-yellow Crusader's Cross on a white shield with blue backing. The exploits of the Eighth Army are well known from the fierce fighting in the Western Desert through Sicily and Italy. read more
Royal Artillery.
Scarce printed example of the three red stars and two bars on a white shield worn by R Battery 439 Regiment Royal Artillery. {The Arms of Washington Co.Durham} read more
Royal Artillery.
Embroidered example of the golden yellow letters, " H Q " in old English style on a light blue backing. Worn by H Q Battery 5 regiment Royal Artillery. read more
25.00 GBP
3rd. Anti-Aircraft Corps.
Scarce WW II silk woven example of the three red crescents on a red / white / red background. This Corps was responsible for the air defences of Scotland and Northern Ireland being composed of the 3rd. 7th. and 12th. Anti-Aircraft Divisions, liaising with No's 13 and 14 R.A.F. Groups. read more