Catterick District.

Printed unissued example of the red rose with white centre on a green square backing. [ Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 23724

49th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Printed example of the two yellow capital letter " K " 's on a green square within a khaki border. [ Incorrect ink notation to the reverse ] [ Thought to represent " Korea and Kenya " where the Brigade fought ]  read more

Code: 23718

44th. Home Counties Infantry Division.

Embroidered example of the shield bearing Dover Castle and the White Cliffs within a red oval with a white border.  read more

Code: 23686

20th. Armoured Brigade.

WW II white embroidered example of the armoured head of a knight's charger on a black background. As part of the Home Forces the 20th. was used in a training role until 1943 when its Regiments 1st. and 2nd. Northamptonshire Yeomanry and 1st.Royal Gloucestershire Hussars joined other Divisions.  read more

Code: 23681

Princess Louise's Kensington Regiment.

Scarce WW II embroidered example of the red and grey designation worn by the Regiment whilst serving in the 78th. Infantry Division.  read more

Code: 23673

8 Corps.

WW II embroidered example of the white charging knight in armour on a red background. As part of 21st. Army Group 8 Corps landed in Normandy with the 7th.and 11th. Armoured under its command and fought from the landings all the way into Germany.  read more

Code: 23670

Canadian Military Headquarters.

WW II printed example of the yellow maple leaf on a black background within a yellow circle. Worn by Canadian Forces in England who came under command of Canadian Military Headquarters.  read more

Code: 23662

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the white gate on a green background above the waves of the sea. Worn by 101 Coast Brigade Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 23645

Durham Light Infantry.

Scarce WW II printed example of the red crowned bugle horn on a dark green backing D.L.I. Battalion Formation Sign.  read more

Code: 23631

49th. Infantry Division.

White metal formation sign with original back-plate screw-bolt fitting and makers details for Gaunt London to the reverse. The Yorkshire Rose. Officially replaced by the " Polar-Bear " but still seem worn into WW II .  read more

Code: 23607