Civil defence.
WW II printed in yellow on black shoulder title, " Report and Control " read more
20.00 GBP
Home Guard- Hertfordshire
WW II printed shoulder designation, " H T S / 1 ". Worn by the 1st. { Much Hadham } Battalion Hertfordshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. J.V.Hughes-Hallett. read more
Home Guard - Yorkshire.
WW II printed shoulder designation, " Home Guard / NRY / 1 " Worn by the 1st. North Riding { Northallerton } Battalion North Riding of Yorkshire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt. Col. H.Green OBE MC. read more
Home Guard - Cornwall.
Scarce WW II printed in white on green designation worn by the 9th. { Camborne } Battalion Cornwall Home Guard. The number " 9 " on a shield bearing 15 Bezants. Commanded by Lt.Col. C.A.Whitworth O.B.E. { Fold line to the centre } read more
Navy Army and Air Forces Institute.
Embroidered in white on blue example of the headdress / overall insignia. The " NAFFI " acronym to the centre of the crown anchor and wings representing the three Services. read more
National Fire Service.
WW II printed example of the red on black tunic / overall insignia. The " NFS " monogram and number " 21 " within a red circle with black background. Worn by firefighters from Swansea. read more
Home Guard - Cornwall.
WW II printed example of the black double-headed eagle above the number " 7 " on a yellow triangular background. Worn by the 7th. { Falmouth } Battalion Cornwall Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col. L.C Thuillier. { Old glue spots and inked notation to the reverse } read more
120.00 GBP
Home Guard - Gloucestershire.
WW II printed shoulder designation, " Home Guard / GLS / 8 " Worn by the 8th. { Dursley } Battalion Gloucestershire Home Guard. Commanded by Lt.Col. J.D.Davidson. read more
Auxiliary Fire Service.
WW II embroidered example of the red on black tunic / overall insignia. The " AFS " monogram above the area title " Cheshunt " all within a red border. { Outer edges ragged } read more
Home Guard - Lancashire.
WW II embroidered in green on khaki shoulder title, " Home Guard " Worn by Lancashire Home Guard units who wore different coloured titles depending on location. read more