23rd. Armoured Brigade / 50th. Royal Tank Regiment.

Scarce WW II example of the pale tropical shoulder strap slip-on bearing the embroidered black on white " Liver-Bird " above the black / green / black strip of 50th.Royal Tank Regiment. This Brigade saw considerable service in North Africa and then Sicily and Italy.  read more

Code: 23132

Royal Artillery.

Printed unissued example of the yellow fused grenade above a white " W " on a dark green background. Worn by 34 Anti-Aircraft Brigade Royal Artillery. [ Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 23124

Royal Armoured Corps.

Embroidered padded example of the golden yellow on khaki formation sign based on the R.A.C. cap badge. A mailed gauntlet within two concentric circles with arrowheads surmounted by the crown.  read more

Code: 23059

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered example of the yellow roman numeral " XVIII " on a black background. Worn by 18 Heavy Battery 5 Regiment Royal Artillery. [ Glue spots and inked notation to the reverse.]  read more

Code: 22957

Midland Training Brigade.

Unissued printed example of the blue shield bearing a red cross with the roman numerals " VI X and XVII XLV " between the arms. [Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 22854

Salisbury Plain District.

Unissued printed example of the Great Cromlech at Stonehenge on a yellow background within a red circle. [Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 22808

Royal Artillery.

Embroidered WW II example of the " Red Hand of Ulster " on a khaki backing. Worn by the 3rd. Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery.  read more

Code: 22707

22nd. Beach Brigade.

WW II printed on oil-cloth example of the black and white Penguin on a khaki backing. Worn by some of the first troops ashore who's task was to secure the Beach-Head for the incoming landing forces.  read more

Code: 22693

United Provinces Area - India.

WW II embroidered example of the two blue-grey fish on a red circular background with old rusted safety pin fitting to the reverse. The Upper Provinces Area H.Q. was at Lucknow and the sign " The Fishes of Oudh " represented the Rampur and Bohpal Forces from that area.  read more

Code: 22683

Royal Engineers.

Printed unissued example of the yellow lion holding a sword and anchor on a blue background. Worn by 3rd. Port Task Force Royal Engineers. [Stores Collection ]  read more

Code: 22597