2nd Division
Officer's woven bullion crossed keys formation sign / pagri badge (not sure which) on faded black padded background. Pin fixing to reverse but hook piece of pin missing. Fought with BEF in France 1939-40 then in 1944 as part of the Fourteenth Army which drove the Japanese from Burma. Ref Cole p36 read more
40.00 GBP
Headquarters Western Europe Commander-in-Chief
Scarce woven cloth badge. Five yellow chains linked on a blue shaped pentagon. Ref Morris Part 1 p4 no.7 read more
150.00 GBP
Wiltshire Cadet Force WWII
Printed cloth formation sign worn on the battledress blouse read more
20.00 GBP
14th Indian Division
Scarce printed cloth formation sign on khaki backing and with 4 fasteners to reverse. Formed in 1942 by Major General H.H.Rich. Took part in the hard fought campaign in the Arakan before the formation of the 14th Army. Q on badge signifies Quetta where it was raised. Ref Cole p81 read more
140.00 GBP
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 read more
70.00 GBP
Chemical Warfare Group REs WWII
Felt formation sign. Green, yellow and red. Ref Morris part 2 no.57 read more
40.00 GBP
Directorate of Operations Borneo 1964-66
Scarce 3rd pattern printed formation sign, of a Borneo white bellied sea eagle flying forward.
Major General Walter Walker (DOBOPS) instigated operations code name "CLARET".
Operation Claret was a long-running series of secretive cross-border raids conducted by British Commonwealth forces in Borneo from June 1964 to early 1966. These raids were undertaken by special forces—includ... read more
British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS)
Scarce woven silk formation sign. Indian medicine man on red background. Worn by some British units at the Canadian Forces Base at Suffield, Alberta. In mint condition. Other hand also available (Item 57858) read more
80.00 GBP