Kings Liverpool Regiment cloth pagri / bush hat badge
Sewn as a panel at each end. Circa 6.5cms in length. In good condition.
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25.00 GBP
Essex Regiment Regimental Matching Pair of Felt Cloth Flashes Designations Patches on Original Battledress Panels
In very good condition, a pair of matching patches.
Final photo for information only.
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Royal Welch Fusiliers (RWF) TRF Patch
RWF Black Dragon Combat Badge TRF, in good unissued condition.
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8.00 GBP
Royal Engineers Training Establishment Biritsh Army on the Rhine BAOR Cloth Formation Sign Flash Designation Badge
An early woven issue, removed from uniform. In good overall condition.
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WW2 HQ 15th Army Group Woven Felt Cloth Formation Sign Flash Patch Badge
An unusual construction with a kind of soft felt finish. In unissued condition. Some
Davis No 2 refers (Davis considers this to be very rare)
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18.00 GBP
WW2 Canada - 5th Canadian Armoured Division Green Felt Patch Flash Formation Sign
In unissued condition.
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Uncut Matched facing printed pair of British Forces Hong Kong Formation Signs Pathes Designations Shoulder Badges
Unissued and uncut printed pair, colours rich and in very good condition. Yellow Chinese dragons on red and black backgrounds.
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20.00 GBP
2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles ( The Sirmoor Rifles ) Track Suit Embroidered Badge, pre 1994
In unissued condition. Worn pre 1994. read more
3.00 GBP
ATS Attached Royal Corps of Signals Felt Cloth Formation Sign
Formed in October 1940 from ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service), an all female unit who had eight months earlier replaced Royal Signals Teleprinter and telephone switchboard operators. In very good unissued condition, attached to a hessian backing.
BoBD (Jon Mills) No 1743 refers.
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British Army - GHQ ALFSEA / SEALF / FARELF Printed Cloth Formation Designation Flash Patch Sign
Original printed formation sign, removed from uniform but in good overall condition. Some minor staining otherwise colours bright.
During wartime it was ALFSEA (Allied Land Forces South East Asia), then worn by SEALF (HQ South East Asia Land Forces) which succeeded ALFSEA in December 1946. Changed again on 15th August 1947 to FARELF ( Far Eastern Land Forces (British Army)), bu... read more
10.00 GBP










