Royal Artillery- Anti-Aircraft.

WW II embroidered example of the red witch on a broomstick on dark blue backing. Worn by the 2nd. Anti-Aircraft Division who were responsible for the Anti-Aircraft defences for the East midlands and East Anglia.  read more

Code: 28366

110th. { Poona } Lines of Communication Area.

WW II printed example of the pair of crossed Mahratta swords below a circular shield in black on red square backing with pale tropical material to the reverse.  read more

Code: 28356

Canadian Artillery.

WW II embroidered example of the red diamond shape bearing a red " Zig-Zag " on a blue bar to the centre. worn by Canadian Artillery unite in the First Canadian Army.  read more

Code: 28336

Eastern Command.

Printed example of the blue shield bearing a Viking's head a pair of crossed swords and a representation of the white cliffs of Dover.  read more

Code: 28322

107th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Silk embroidered example of the black square bearing the Red Hand of Ulster on a green shamrock.  read more

Code: 28301

7th. Armoured Brigade.

WW II embroidered example of the green jerboa { Desert Rat } on a white background within a red circle. This Brigade fought in the Wester-Desert as part of 7th. Armoured Division before being sent to the Far-East adopting this formation sign.  read more

Code: 28281

Combined Operations.

WW II embroidered example of the R.A.F. eagle tommy gun and anchor in red on a circular black backing. Worn by Commando's and other specially trained units in all theatres of the war.  read more

Code: 28260

73rd. Independent Infantry Brigade.

WW II printed example of the gold shield bearing 15 Bezants from the Arms of Cornwall backed by the sword, " Excalibur " on a dark blue rectangular backing. This sign was previously used by the " Devon and Cornwall County Division."  read more

Code: 28236

Auxiliary Territorial Service / Royal Signals.

Small embroidered white over dark blue diamond with a black number " 2 " worn by A.T.S. personnel attached to the Royal Signals. { Edges trimmed down.}  read more

Code: 28216

Lancashire Division.

Scarce embroidered example of the Red Lancashire Rose upon four green " Eight's " as the petals on a circular khaki backing. Worn by Lancashire units in the Rhineland in 1919 as the Army of Occupation. Sign taken from the WW I 32nd. Division = " Four Eights"  read more

Code: 28199