55th. Infantry Division.
Superb quality privately made embroidered 55th. Infantry Division formation sign. The red rose of Lancashire with green stem and leaves on a circular khaki backing. read more
4th. Infantry Division.
WW II printed example of the red circle with one quarter displaced on a white background still affixed to a pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on. Worn by the Division as part of the First Army in Italy or Greece. read more
35.00 GBP
76th. Infantry Division.
WW II silk woven example of the red Norfolk Wherry on a black background. This Division was part of the Home Forces and used in a training role. read more
25.00 GBP
73rd.Independent Infantry Brigade.
WW II printed example of the shield taken from the Arms of Cornwall backed by a sword { Excalibur } on a blue background above a single red arm of service strip still affixed to a section of battledress material. { Small white item in the picture is paper { removed } not a moth hole } read more
Sind District -Indian Army.
WW II embroidered and slightly padded example of the white native sailing craft on a maroon backing. { read more
85.00 GBP
48th. Infantry Division / Royal Ulster Rifles.
Scarce WW II embroidered example of the blue Macaw on a red diamond within a blue circle above two dark green arm of service strips still affixed to a section of battledress material. Worn by the 7th. Battalion royal Ulster Rifles,144th. Infantry Brigade, 48th. Infantry Division. read more
31st. Independent Infantry Brigade.
Woven example of the black jerboa { Desert Rat } on a red oval background. read more
75.00 GBP
East Africa Command.
Fine quality embroidered example of the crossed " Pangas " within a black circle on a red backing with press-stud fittings to the reverse. read more
14th.County of London Battalion {London Scottish}
WW II example of the dark blue thistle on a Hodden Grey backing worn by the London Scottish. read more
43rd. Infantry Division.
Printed example of the golden-yellow Wessex Wyvern on a dark blue backing. This Division was composed of units from the West Country and after being part of the Home Forces joined 21st. Army Group for the Normandy landings in June 1944. read more