Commonwealth Forces K/C

Woven cloth formation sign. Yellow and red king's crown above tri-part scroll 'British Forces Commonwealth' Worn by British Indian, Australian and New Zealand Forces  read more

Code: 59662

1st Batt. Hants. Regt. WWI

Woven cloth formation sign. Worn by the 1st Hampshire Regiment on Minden day 1917. The outline of the tiger on khaki, this one with detailed features in black cotton. Ref The Military Insignia of Hampshire & the Isle of Wight 1702-1992 p112 item 15.4  read more

Code: 59658

2nd Searchlight Regt. RA

Woven cloth formation sign. Ref Morris Vol2 p15  read more

Code: 59657

Gibraltar Garrison

Printed cloth formation sign. A yellow key, picked out in black, upright, on a red ground. The badge is taken from the arms of Malta and is representative of the 'key to the Mediterranean'. This badge was worn by Fortress HQ staff and the Garrison troops other than artillery. Ref Morris Part 1 p65  read more

Code: 59655

38th Irish Brigade

Green felt shamrock formation sign  read more

Code: 59656

United Provinces Area Indian Line of Communications WWII

Woven cloth formation sign. Two fish on a red felt disc. Believed to be different version grey 'Fishes of Oudh'. Ref Morris Part 1 p88  read more

Code: 59650

Allied Control Commission Austria

Scarce woven cloth formation sign. Nice example with a little wear. Ref Morris Part 1 p67  read more

Code: 59652

12 Corps

Painted cloth formation sign. Three trees on white oval on black rectangle. Part of two assault corps in the 21st Army Group that swept through Germany in the final operations before VE Day. Ref Cole p30  read more

Code: 59651

100th Army Group Royal Artillery

Scarce printed cloth formation sign. Quartered shield bearing a red rose, four green bars and the red and blue of the Royal Artillery. Comprised three Hants. units and one from Sussex. Ref Morris part 2 no. 28  read more

Code: 59648

34th Anti Aircraft Brigade RA

Unissued woven cloth formation sign. Yellow fused grenade above a white 'W' on a dark green background. Some glue to reverse. Ref Morris Vol2 p14  read more

Code: 59647