WW2 Scottish Command Troops Printed Cloth Formation Sign
Yellow lion rampant on a red square. Removed from uniform. Hessian backed (some separation - reverse of lion visible on reverse. Otherwise in good condition.
B. Morris Part 1 p39 No 8 refers.
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78th Infantry Division Printed Cloth Formation Sign
Printed cloth formation sign. Worn by among others the 5th Battalion Hampshire Regiment in North Africa. Part of the 1st Army.
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WW2 49th Infantry Division (West Riding) Printed Formation Sign
3rd Pattern as worn later in WW2, from April 1943 onwards. Removed from uniform and in good condition. The 49th.Division were part of 21st Army Group and landed with the invasion forces in Normandy in June 1944.
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WW2 30 Corps Printed Cloth Formation Sign
Removed from uniform and in good condition. A black charging boar in a white circle on a black background. Originally part of the Eighth Army in North Africa, 30 Corps retuned home in early 1944 to prepare to join 21st Army Group for the Normandy Landings.
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WW2 Monte Cassino Group Attributed to a Polish Soldier (Poland)
Acquired some time ago, these items all came together (so will not split), dog tags, cloth / bullion insignia and medal ribbon bar with the Monte Cassino metal attachment as worn by Polish forces present at the siege.
British issue dog tags to serving Polish soldier, translates as follows (happy to be corrected):
A. P. = Armia Polska
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2nd King Edward VIIs Own Gurkha Rifles ( The Sirmoor Rifles ) Track Suit Embroidered Badge, pre 1994
In unissued condition. Worn pre 1994.
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British Army - GHQ ALFSEA / SEALF / FARELF Printed Cloth Formation Designation Sign
Original, removed from uniform. Printed. Some fading and service wear. Reasonable condition.
During wartime it was ALFSEA (Allied Land Forces South East Asia), then worn by SEALF (HQ South East Asia Land Forces) which succeeded ALFSEA in December 1946. Changed again on 15th August 1947 to FARELF ( Far Eastern Land Forces (British Army)), but with no change to formation si... read more
WW2 Anti-Aircraft Command Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign
A thickly embroidered black on red formation sign, better than usually encountered, some glue /paste to reverse. Worn by many Home Guard and ATS units too.
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17th Gurkha Division Officers Silver Bullion Wire Embroidered Cloth Formation Sign
A good embroidered silver bullion wire crossed kurkris on dark green backing. In very good condition.
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WW1 6th Battalion The Leinster Regiment Purple L Sewn on Light Weight Tropical Surge Panel
A purple felt L sewn to a panel of light weight overseas light khaki. Annotated on back 6th Bn Leinster Regt WW1. Some moth holes to the L, but still a rare find.
Formed in August 1914, the 6th Battalion joined 29th Brigade, 10th (Irish) Division and sailed to Gallipoli July 1915 and landed at Anzac Cove in August 1915. They moved with the division to Salonika in Sep... read more