British Indian Ocean Territories patch.

Nice to find a used issue example removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 64295

WW2 6th Guards Armoured (Tanks) Brigade formation sign.

Fine silk embroidered Dutch made example in mint condition.  read more

Code: 64296

Control Commission Germany cloth formation sign

Mint condition example  read more

Code: 64261

BOAR (British Army On Rhine) formation sign

Mint unissued cloth BOAR formation sign.  read more

Code: 64278

‘A’ Troop 868th A.A Fire Control Battery T.A formation sign

Very rare formation sign of ‘A’ Troop 868th Anti Aircraft fire control battery , Royal Artillery (TA).
Based in Newport, Monmouthshire .
The badge being the the coat of arm of Newport county borough.  read more

Code: 64198

WW2 R.E (Royal Engineers) tropical lieutenant’s rank slides

Superb example of a pair of WW2 olive green cotton rank slides, probably made in India/Burma.  read more

Code: 64197

WW2 /Malaya British & Commonwealth Captains rank slides

Matching pair of Captains rank slides for summer and tropical wear.  read more

Code: 64191

WW2 British/Commonwealth infantry officers pips

Matching set of 4 officers pips with red infantry backing, all removed from uniform , approx 25mm across.  read more

Code: 64178

British army “Best shot in Squardron” bullion sleeve badge

Gold bullion on black backing,
Best shot in Squadron, Company or band sleeve badge worn from about 1898 , nice early example with a few moth holes.  read more

Code: 64162

British 101st Coastal Brigade, Royal Artillery formation sign

Printed example removed from uniform.

The 101st Coast Brigade, Royal Artillery, was a Territorial Army (TA) unit established on 1 January 1947, with its headquarters located in Dover, Eastern Command. The brigade was responsible for coastal defense in the post-World War II period and comprised several coast regiments:
• 410 Coast Regiment
• 411 Coast Regiment
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Code: 64144