Army Air Corps

Plastic badge in light bronze with 2 blades to reverse. Maker's name A Stanley & Sons of Walsall. Ref K&K Vol2 2264  read more

Code: 53458

44th Indian Airborne Division WWII

A fine printed formation sign. Other hand to Item 58312  read more

Code: 59204

1st / 6th Airborne Division WWII

A fine mint printed scarce formation sign

The image represents Bellerophon riding Pegasus. It was designed by Edward Seago, the landscape artist and had been suggested for use by Daphne du Maurier, the wife of Major-General F. A. M. 'Boy' Browning, Commander of 1st Airborne Division. The badge was worn by all Airborne troops, in conjunction with the "Airborne strip", a separate s...  read more

Code: 59156

2 Medical Commando WWII

Woven cloth shoulder title. White on black  read more

Code: 59165

Parachute Regt. K/C

Pair of white metal collar badges each with 2 loops to reverse. Mint condition  read more

Code: 59131

1st and 6th Airborne Divisions

Woven cloth formation sign. Pale blue on dark maroon  read more

Code: 58936

Lushai Brigade

Woven cloth formation sign. Formed in March 1944 to protect India from the Japanese if they decided to invade. Formed with guerrillas and regulars from the 1st/9th Jats, 35th Indian Anti-Tank Companies, 7th/14th Punjabis, 1616 Porter Corps, 77 Field Ambulance and 1st Assam Rifles. Forced the Japanese out of Gangaw by 1945. Padded and with the head of a mythun, the wild cattle of the area. Ref B...  read more

Code: 58926

Land Forces Adriatic

Scarce printed cloth formation sign and an ultra scarce officer's bullion Greek Hellenic Forces shoulder title. These are the actual pieces from Ollie Lock's book Airborne Insignia Volume 2 - Britain and her Allies in Exile p226. Both have been on a uniform. Also excellent information in Len Whittaker's book Some Talk of Private Armies  read more

Code: 58885

USA Army Air Corps Glider Pilot WWII

Sterling silver badge with 2 clutch pins to reverse  read more

Code: 58705

Army Air Corps K/C

Pair of officer's brass collar badges each with 2 loops to reverse. Were probably bronzed originally. Worn 1942 until 1950 when corps was disbanded  read more

Code: 58662