Minden Militaria

Loyal North Lancashire

Woven cloth pagri badge. White on red. Two very small stitch flaws, one on the 'N' and the other on the 'L'. Nice old thing read more

Code: 53868

55th Column

Woven cloth pagri badge. Border Regiment 4th Battalion under Major Harker were 55th Column in Burma. Ref text in Tried and Valiant by Douglas Sutherland about this column read more

Code: 53850

Woven cloth cap badge. Worn by civilians such as engineers, scientists, etc. attached to the invasion forces on D Day. Afterwards worn on military uniform to prevent being shot as spies if captured. Green padded disc with chain border read more

Code: 53722

120.00 GBP

Japanese POW Burma

Prisoner of war cloth identification with name patch and also signing stick (carved bamboo for illiterate prisoners). These came from the effects of Major Robert Charles William Luff of the 100th Anti Tank Gordon Highlanders. He doubled as an intelligence officer for HQ 4 Corps and devised the cloth ID with name patch and signing stick. There is one name patch with rank, 2 extra rank ba... read more

Code: 53693

Coldstream Guards K/C

Colour Sergeant's bullion arm badge. Super condition. Some glue marks to reverse read more

Code: 53622

Brigade of Guards K/C

Regimental Sergeant Major's woven cloth arm badge read more

Code: 53463

West Yorkshire Regt.

Woven pagri flash. White on red. No moth. Worn in the 1920s and 1930s in India, West Indies, etc. Locally made, they do come with slight variations read more

Code: 53381