46th. Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the " Sherwood Forest Oak " that has been overstitched in coloured woollen thread on a very faded backing. This Division fought in North Africa before being amongst the first troops to land at Salerno in Italy with the American Forces.  read more

Code: 26850

10th. Armoured Division.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the red {faded to pink} fox's mask on a black circular background. Formed early in the war in the Middle-east mainly from mechanized cavalry and yeomanry units,this Division fought with the Eighth Army at El Alamein and the advance across Libya.  read more

Code: 26842

76th. Infantry Division.

WW II printed example of the red " Norfolk wherry " on a black background. As part of the Home Forces this East Anglia based Division was used as a training and re-supplying role.  read more

Code: 26829

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the quartered shield bearing a red rose four green bars and the red and blue of the Royal Artillery worn by 100 Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 26820

Lancashire Fusiliers.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the small white fused grenade on a scarlet backing worn by the 2nd. Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers.  read more

Code: 26787

20th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II unusual pattern embroidered example of the white arm holding a tulwar on a black background within a white circle. This Division distinguished itself in Burma during the defence of the Imphal Plain and again in breaking the Irrawaddy line. {Glued felt patches to the reverse,removed form display board}  read more

Code: 26772

4th. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the first pattern red eagle on a black background. This was the first Indian Division to see " Action " during the war, being involved in the fierce fighting in North Africa from Sidi Barrani right through to El Alamain.{Old glue spots to reverse}  read more

Code: 26728

Supreme Allied Command South East Asia.

WW II embroidered example of the blue phoenix rising from the red flames on a white circular backing bordered in blue. Worn at the Headquarters by the staff of Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten - Supreme Commander South-East Asia. {Blue border tatty and backing material loose}  read more

Code: 26707

Lancashire Fusiliers.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white fused grenade on a Primrose Yellow backing. Worn by the 9th. Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers as part of the 10th. Armoured Brigade.  read more

Code: 26678

Army Selection and Training Unit.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the white number " 3 " above the acronym, " ASTU " on a green backing. {Tear to right side and top,but number " 3 " is the scarcest of the three}  read more

Code: 26668