17th. { Northern } Division.

Scarce WW I embroidered example of the white, " Dot-Dash " on a scarlet backing said to represent the number " 17 " when viewed from above. This Division was composed mainly of Northern units, Manchesters, East and West Yorks, etc., but also included the Dorsets and some from the Midlands. { One moth nip to the top edge.}  read more

Code: 29009

Canadian Forces.

Scarce WW II printed example of the pale green lettering, " WESTMR.R." on a maroon rectangle worn by the Westminster Regiment in the 5th. Canadian Armoured Division.  read more

Code: 28982

Canadian Forces.

WW II embroidered example of the light green letters, " F G H " on a maroon rectangle. Worn by the Fort Garry Horse in the 5th. Canadian Armoured Division.  read more

Code: 28971

3rd. Armoured Group.

Rare WW II silk woven example of the red Crusader Tank and lightening flash styled as the number, " 3 " on a black background. Created in 1941 to train groups of two or more Armoured Divisions to provide experience in controlling large Armoured formations.to eliminate the need for large stationary headquarters.{ Paper to reverse, removed from old album.}  read more

Code: 28958

Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry -Cadets.

Scarce WW II embroidered in yellow and black on a khaki backing formation sign worn by the D.C.L.I. Cadet Force. Design as for the D.C.L.I. collar badge. Attached in 1940 to the Cornwall Home Guard before being re-designated Army Cadet Force in 1942 under the local Territorial Associations. { One moth patch to right side.}  read more

Code: 28952

23rd. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the red " Fighting-Cock " on a pale khaki circular background. This Division fought with distinction at Shenam and Tamu during the enemies offensive against Imphal.  read more

Code: 28944

3rd. Indian Infantry Division. { Chindits }

WW II embroidered example of the yellow Chinthern on a circular blue backing. This Division was better known as " The Chindits " and as part of 14th. Army in the Far-East under the command of Major-General Orde Wingate became famous for their long-range jungle penetration expeditions behind enemy lines. { Moth nips to lower left side.}  read more

Code: 28933

Canadian Forces.

WW II embroidered example of the monogram, " R.C.C.S. " in white on dark blue on a red rectangle worn by the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals in the 1st. Canadian Infantry Division,.  read more

Code: 28921

" O " Force- Jordan.

Scarce printed example of the white swan with out-spread wings on a yellow and green background. { Well used condition with backing material absent, priced accordingly }  read more

Code: 28911

14th Army.

Very fine quality example of the red shield shape bearing a silver bullion wire embroidered sword and roman numeral, " XIV " on a black central bar with silver wire trim to the edges of the shield. The exploits of the 14th. Army are legendary, fighting in the Far-East in some of the worst conditions and terrains of the war.  read more

Code: 28897