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7th Armoured Brigade

Variant printed cloth formation sign. Never see one like this before. Ref Cole p123

Code: 58986

110.00 GBP

19th Indian Division (Dagger Division)

Officer's bullion formation sign with 4 poppers to reverse. Fought in Burma at Imphal, Chindwin and many other places. Part of the 14th Army. Lovely quality. Ref Morris Book 1 p76

Code: 58975

70.00 GBP

Waziristan District Lines of Communication WWII

Woven cloth formation sign. Crossed Waziri daggers in white on red

Code: 58940

60.00 GBP

7th Indian Division

Officer's woven bullion on cloth formation sign with pin fixing to reverse. This formation saw much fighting in the Arakan. Later formed part of the Fourteenth army in the advance into Burma. Saw hard fighting against the Japanese at Myingvan and Yenangyaung

Code: 58934

55.00 GBP

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force

Woven cloth formation sign worn on the left sleeve only by all personnel, along with a first day cover of the 25th anniversary of VE Day. Produced for the National Army Museum

Code: 58924

48.00 GBP

1st / 2nd Armoured Brigade

Woven cloth formation sign. The 2nd continued to wear the sign of the 1st Armoured Brigade when the division was broken up after the break through of the Gothic Line in Italy. Ref Cole p123

Code: 58914

38.00 GBP

7th Armoured Brigade

First type woven cloth formation sign. MEF formation saw hard service in North Africa. Green rat on white with red circle. In nice condition. Ref Cole 123

Code: 58889

80.00 GBP

2nd Infantry Division

Woven cloth combination formation sign with 3 red infantry bars

Code: 58805

SOLD

18th Batt. Durham Light Infantry WWI

Woven cloth formation sign. Red on green. Slight mark to the green. Still on the card as it was when collected by Grace Gibson with her ID still on the back. Ref ID Pamphlet no.2 by Major Waring D100

Code: 58799

SOLD

Essex County Division

1st pattern woven cloth formation sign. Formed 18th February 1941 and disbanded in October 1941. Some paper stuck to back. Ref Morris Book 1 p26-27

Code: 58792

85.00 GBP