WW1 Original Embroidered 34th Division Formation sign
Scarce and original embroidered formation sign on khaki square, circa 3.2cm square. In good worn condition.
The British 34th Division was a New Army division formed in April 1915 as part of the K4 Army Group. The division landed in France on January 1916 and spent the duration of the First World War in action on the Western Front.
The division was original... read more
Khaki Dress Royal Tank Corps ( RTC ) Arm Badge
Woven and removed from uniform. Has some wear to it. Circa 8cm wide and 3.5cm tall. Good condition
A135.2 read more
WW2 14th Army ( Chindit ) Printed Formation Sign
Printed example of the very well known 14th Army formation sign with stores issue stamps to the reverse. The roman numerals "XIV" on a black bar and pierced by a sword,on a red shield. The exploits of the men of 14th Army are legendary, fighting in some of the worst conditions and terrains of the war.
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Canadian Army - C Force HK - Hong King Survivors Formation Sign Patch
Woven cloth formation sign with hessian backing, Slight moth graze, but not holed. Issued to Canadian troops in 1945.
There is quite a story behind this patch, which was effectively issued to those who survived being taken Prisoner of War by the Japanese. Canadian soldiers who served in Hong Kong wore no special formation patch, but when the survivors were released fro... read more
WW2 - 3rd / 4th County of London Yeomanry ( Sharpshooters ) Cloth Shoulder Flash
A scarce shoulder slip on flash of Lord Dunraven's racing colours. In very good condition.
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WW2 4th Gorkha Rifles ( 4 GR ) Officer 's Tropical Shoulder Strap / Epaulette
In good condition for age. Fought in North Africa and Burma. In 1947, after India's independence, the Fourth Gurkhas became part of the Indian Army.
B33.5.1 read more
8th Corps Formation Sign - Embroidered 2nd Pattern
VIII Corps, circa 6cm by 5cm, white embroidered thread on scarlet felt. Original, good condition.
Coll. read more
WW2 4th Indian Infantry Division Felt & Woven Formation Sign
WW II example of the red felt eagle with a woen beak, left facing, on a black background and as worn by the 4th.Indian Division who were the first Indian division to see action in WW II. Brigades from the division were involved in most of the fierce fighting in North Africa,from Sidi Barrani through to El Alamein. In very good condition with no damage or moth. Removed from uniform. Circa 5.5c... read more
Combined Operations Embroidered Cloth Blazer Badge
A circuar blazer badge cut from blazer, circa 9cm in diameter. In good condition.
A183 read more