East Surrey Regiment.

WW II embroidered example of the sleeve insignia worn by Battalions of the East Surrey regiment. A small rectangle divided into black, buff and maroon. { Slight " nick " bottom right corner }  read more

Code: 26534

Norfolk Cadets.

Printed example of the red figure of Britannia on a yellow triangle. { Paper stuck to reverse }  read more

Code: 26514

Royal Canadian Army Service Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the red diamond with central blue bar bearing the " R.C.A.S.C " monogram in yellow. Worn by the R.C.A.S.C units in the First Canadian Army.  read more

Code: 26503

7th. Armoured Division.

Rare first pattern locally made example of the red jerboa { Desert Rat } on a white and red circular backing with press-stud fittings to the reverse. Enduring much of the hard fighting in the Western Desert this Division earned themselves the nickname, " Desert Rats "  read more

Code: 26497

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the black phoenix rising from the yellow flames on a blue background. Worn by 87. Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 26482

West Lothian Army Cadet Force.

Printed example of the green and purple thistle on a white saltire on pale blue backing. { Old paper label and glue spots to the reverse }  read more

Code: 26438

Supreme Headquarters Allied Forces Europe.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the " S.H.A.F.E. " sleeve insignia. A flaming sword on a black background surmounted by " rainbow " colours and a strip of light blue. Representing the struggle to free Europe from the darkness to the daylight beyond.  read more

Code: 26426

53rd. Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the large red letter " W " on a khaki backing. As part of 21st. Army Group this Division landed in Normandy in June and were engaged in the fierce fighting at Caen and Falaise and from there to the Ardennes before crossing the Rhine into Germany.  read more

Code: 26415

Polish Forces.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of a light blue shield bearing red fortifications with three towers and the white Polish Eagle to the central one. Worn by Polish Forces in the Middle-East.  read more

Code: 26403

14th. Army.

Pair of bullion wire embroidered formation signs. the roman numeral " XIV " on a black central bar pierced by a sword within the bullion wire borders of a pink shield. The exploits of the 14th are legendary, fighting in some of the worst conditions and terrain in the Far-East. { This pair is NOT faded appear to have been locally made as this rather than the usual red }  read more

Code: 26395