80th Division

Printed cloth formation sign with 3 red felt infantry bars on b/d backing. Opposite hand to Item 58755  read more

Code: 59581

British Troops Palestine and Transjordan

Facing pair of woven cloth formation signs. Arab daggers on a red square background. Ref Morris Part 1 p66 no.28  read more

Code: 59577

52nd Lowland Division WWI

Very rare service used woven cloth formation sign on khaki. Served in Gallipoli, Palestine and France from April 1918. The 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division was an infantry division of the British Army that was originally formed as the Lowland Division in 1908 as part of the Territorial Force. It later became the 52nd (Lowland) Division in 1915. Disbanded in 1920. Ref Morris Formation Signs WWI  read more

Code: 59572

China Burma India

Lovely 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

Code: 57336

Wiltshire Cadet Force WWII

Printed cloth formation sign worn on the battledress blouse  read more

Code: 57606

4th Batt. Devonshire Regt. WWII

Unused printed cloth formation sign. Red on dark green. Worn on Gibraltar 1944. Ref Waring 734 and Jon Mills Badges on Battle Dress Vol 1, page 85 item 513  read more

Code: 59566

Directorate of Operations Borneo 1964-66

Scarce 3rd pattern printed formation sign, of a Borneo white bellied sea eagle flying forward. Some paper and glue residue to reverse.
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 w...  read more

Code: 59565

5th Krasowa Infantry Division

Woven cloth Polish formation sign. Brown buffalo on a shield  read more

Code: 59551

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: 59548

53rd Welsh Division

Printed cloth formation sign. Fought at Caen and the Falaise Pocket. Ref Morris Part 1 p22 no.42  read more

Code: 59542