3rd. Indian Infantry Division.

WW II embroidered example of the yellow " Chinthern " on a circular blue backing. This Division was better known as " Chindits " and as part of 14th. Army under the command of Major- General Orde Wingate made history with their long range jungle penetration exploits behind enemy lines.  read more

Code: 24257

Royal Artillery

Printed example of the yellow fused grenade and white horseshoe on a dark green backing. Worn by 89 Army Group Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 24248

78th. Infantry Division / Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

WW II example of a combination sign consisting of the printed golden yellow battle-axe on a black backing above an embroidered green shamrock with red triangle to the centre above a single red Infantry Arm of service strip all still affixed to a section of battledress.  read more

Code: 24239

1st. Guards Infantry Brigade.

Embroidered example of the white " Ever-open Eye " and the number " 1 " on a shield in Household Cavalry colours.  read more

Code: 24232

4th. Infantry Division / Royal Fusiliers.

WW II printed example of the red circle with one quadrant displaced on a white backing above a brass " R F " shoulder title still affixed to a tropical shoulder strap slip-on. Probably worn as part of the Central Mediterranean Force in Italy or Greece.  read more

Code: 24215

Directorate of Operations- Borneo.

Printed example of the black and white eagle with out-spread wings on the colours of the three Services, Navy Blue,Light Blue and Red. [ Slight staining to the left-centre]  read more

Code: 24197

15th. Indian Corps.

WW II uncommon first pattern printed circular example of the three white " V " s [ Roman Numeral 5 == 15 ] on a red background with " hooks and eyes " to the reverse. [See my item 20901 for later pattern ]  read more

Code: 24186

3rd. Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the green fig-leaf on an off white backing above a Royal Artillery / Royal Engineers arm of service strip still affixed to a pale tropical shoulder strap slip-on. Probably worn in Italy or Greece.  read more

Code: 24178

British Troops- Berlin.

Embroidered example of the first pattern formation sign. A scarlet circle on a black backing.  read more

Code: 24171

China- Burma-India.

WW II example of the white " Sun and Star " on a blue background above red and white stripes. Worn by members of the Chinese Expeditionary Forces, the 1st. Air Commando Group the " Flying Tigers " and some British units of the 14th. Army.  read more

Code: 24152