First Infantry Division / Royal Army Service Corps.
Silk woven example of the white triangle of the 1st.Infantry Division above the yellow and blue arm of service strip of the Royal army Service Corps on a light khaki backing. {Old glue to the reverse} read more
Combined Operations.
WW II gold bullion wire embroidered example of the "R.A.F." eagle tommy gun and anchor on a black tombstone shaped backing. Worn by Commandos and other special forces in all theatres of the war. read more
7th. Armoured Division.
Early embroidered example of the red desert rat {Jerboa} on a khaki backing. This Division fought in the Western-Desert as part of Eighth Army enduring much of the hard fighting there and earning them the nickname. " Desert Rats" {Edges ragged with small moth holes} read more
65.00 GBP
13th. Infantry Division.
Late war printed example of the black horseshoe on a scarlet backing still affixed to a section of tropical material with press-stud fittings to the reverse. read more
25.00 GBP
Malaya Command.
Less common embroidered example of the yellow Kris on a maroon backing. {Old glue to the reverse} read more
Headquarters Far East Command.
Scarce printed example of the insignia of Combined Operations within a black laurel wreath surmounted by the queen's crown on the colours of the three Forces, Dark Blue, Red, and Light Blue. read more
55.00 GBP
East African Expeditionary Force. {E.A.E.F.}
WW II embroidered example of the black rhinoceros on a white background within a black circle. The "E.A.E.F." was composed mainly of troops from East Africa and fought in Burma with the 14th. Army. read more
Canadian Forces.
Very scarce WW II screen printed on green felt example of the red Caribou's head above the title, "Newfoundland". Worn by "W Force" Newfoundland & Labrador. {Mothed behind the head and old glue and paper to the reverse.} read more
Royal Artillery.
Scarce WW II embroidered example of the green diamond bearing a yellow Hart upon a red shield carrying tree yellow seaxes. Worn 191 Field Regiment Royal Artillery. read more










