British Troops Palestine and Transjordan
Woven cloth formation sign. An Arab dagger on a red square background. Ref Morris Part 1 p66 no.28 read more
30.00 GBP
4 Corps
Printed cloth formation sign. Black elephant on red background. Under the command of the 14th Army saw much hard fighting in the liberation of Burma. Established the Irrawaddy bridgehead and drove the Japanese from Meiktila. Vanguard of the 14th Army in its drive to Mandalay and Rangoon under the command of Lt. Gen. Frank Messervy. Finally became part of the 12th Army. Ref Cole p28 read more
104 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regt. RA
Very scarce printed cloth formation sign. Quite grubby. Ref Morris Part 2 p20 no.88 read more
110.00 GBP
524 Light Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Regt.
Woven cloth formation sign. Worn 1950 to 1955. Dog gauge with Hampshire rose to centre. Ref Badges on Battle Dress Vol 2 Jon Mills p1073 item 5330 read more
80.00 GBP
Royal Ordnance Factories WWII
Unused grubby pair of printed cloth formation signs. Royal Ordnance Factories (ROFs) was the collective name of the UK government's munitions factories during and after WWII read more
120.00 GBP
104 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regt. RA
Very scarce printed cloth formation sign. Ref Morris Part 2 p20 no.88 read more
120.00 GBP
Luss Detachment 1st Dumbarton Home Guard
Printed cloth formation sign. Village of Luss on the Western side of Loch Lomond. Family arms of local landowners the Colquhouns. Ref Mills Carney In the Space of a Single Day no.173 read more
120.00 GBP
China Burma India
Officer's heavy bullion formation sign. Worn by Chinese Expeditionary Force, 1st Air Commando Group 'Flying Tigers' and some British 14th Army Units read more
13th Infantry Brigade / 5th Division / 2nd Batt. Wilts. Regt.
Printed cloth combination formation sign. Worn from September 1939 to August 1944. Fought in the invasion of Sicily and the Italian Campaign. Albert Windham Rogers won a posthumous VC serving in the 2nd Wilts., the only one awarded to the brigade and the division in WWII read more
British Troops Siam
Used printed cloth formation sign. Worn by British forces after defeat of the Japanese who moved into Siam. Ref Waring 419 read more