4 Corps.

WW II embroidered pair of formation signs with press-stud fittings to the reverse. A black charging elephant on a red background. As part of 14th. Army 4 Corps were engaged in much of the hard fighting to liberate Burma. {One slightly larger, but both belonged to the same soldier}  read more

Code: 30455

Royal Army Service Corps.

Embroidered example of the three yellow wheatsheaves on a dark blue backing. Worn by 102 Transport Column Royal Army service Corps. {Old glue to the reverse.}  read more

Code: 30438

Royal Artillery.

Woven example of the light blue Pegasus on a maroon backing with stitched khaki edges. Worn by 201st. {Herts.& Beds.Yeomanry} Field Battery Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 30416

Beach Groups.

WW II printed example of the red fouled anchor on a light blue / grey circle with red border. Beach Groups were composed of specialist units tasked with establishing and securing the beaches for the assault troops. {Fold line across the centre}  read more

Code: 30402

Royal Gloucestershire Hussars.

Embroidered example of the Regimental formation sign. A yellow and blue rectangle divided diagonally by a maroon strip.  read more

Code: 30390

Royal Army Medical Corps.

Embroidered shield shaped example of the yellow and white sword upon a red castle wall surmounted by the waves and the sky. Worn by 19 General Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps.  read more

Code: 30366

25th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Embroidered example of the white Japanese, " Tori" above a pair of crossed keys on a black background with press-stud fittings to the reverse.  read more

Code: 30361

Royal Artillery.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the light blue and green cornflower on a circular khaki backing. Worn by the 58th.Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 30357

West Holland District.{Netherlands.}

Scarce WW II printed example of the blue and white " Dutch Scene" of a windmill and a dyke within a brown border. Formed originally to cover the liberated area around the Scheldt Estuary and then later resuming responsibility for the liberation and administration of the Netherlands.  read more

Code: 30348

Royal Artillery.

WW II stencil-painted example of the white target pierced by a red arrow on a black background. Worn by the 6th. Anti-Aircraft Division Royal Artillery whose operational area covered the Thames Estuary Essex and North Kent. This meant continual action for the Division as it covered the approaches to London.  read more

Code: 30329