Cyrenaica District.

WW II printed example of the black and white "Ruins of Ancient Carthage" affixed to a pale tropical k.d. shoulder strap slip-on. [Sun faded]  read more

Code: 19820

Headquarters Middle East Land Forces.

Printed example of the crowned yellow lion on a red and blue shield.  read more

Code: 19689

20th.Indian Infantry Division.

Silver bullion wire embroidered WW II example of the arm holding a tulwar on a black circular backing,with original brooch pin fitting to the reverse. This Division was raised in Bangalore and fought in Assam,Burma and Indo-China. [Sign has been sewn around a piece of tin to strengthen it ]  read more

Code: 19682

Royal Engineers.

Embroidered yellow XXII on a blue shield worn by 22 Engineer Group.  read more

Code: 19571

Royal Artillery.

Printed example of the white letter "M" on a black background worn by 6th.Army Group Royal Artillery. [Sign has been stuck around card.]  read more

Code: 19555

18th. Infantry Brigade.

Printed mint unissued example of the crossed bayonet and kukri in white on a red background.  read more

Code: 19538

Yorkshire County Division.

Printed WW II example of the red letter "Y" on a white shield with red backing. [Sign cut to shape of the circle.]  read more

Code: 19459

404th.[East Bengal] Lines of Communication Area.

WW II embroidered example of the white "paddy-bird " on a red background with original heavy brooch pin fitting to the reverse.  read more

Code: 19335

8th. Armoured Division.

Printed WW II example of the black "GO" on a green circle on black. One of the Brigades in the Division fought in Eighth Army's hard fought withdrawal to El Alamein,before being broken-up and redistributed to other units,although the formation sign continued to be worn by the 23rd.Independant Armoured Brigade in Italy and Greece. [Design based on the early traffic lights.]  read more

Code: 19071

Military Police.

Embroidered WW II example of the red "TC" on a blue diamond worn by Traffic Control units of the Military Police.  read more

Code: 19051