WWII Home Guard Certificate to a Captain

Scarce Home Guard certificate awarded to Captain George Davis Jones who served from 19th June 1940 until 31st December 1944. Comes with a Rare original Second World War era believed Cornish / Cornwall LDV / Home Guard issue ' River Patrol ' uniform patch and a WW1 trio medal ribbon.  read more

Code: 57514

British 36th Independent Infantry Brigade

Scarce 36th Independent Infantry Brigade formation sign in good condition.

Reformed during the Second World War as the 36th Infantry Brigade on 7 October 1939, this time as part of the Territorial Army, and attached to the 12th (Eastern) Infantry Division, duplicate of the 44th (Home Counties) Infantry Division. The brigade was formed as a 2nd Line duplicate of the 132nd (Kent) I...  read more

Code: 56810

HQ 111 Land Forces Greek and British Forces

HQ 111 Corps (3rd Corps) Land Forces Greece and British. Removed from uniform with age and service wear.  read more

Code: 57757

Western Command Formation Sign

A single Western Command Formation sign. Fully embroidered example in near mint condition.  read more

Code: 57756

Singapore District Printed Pair

A pair of matching printed British Singapore District Formation signs. Removed from uniform with age and service wear.  read more

Code: 57755

Allied Land Army SE Asia

An un-cut printed pair of Allied Land Army SE Asia insignia in good condition.  read more

Code: 57754

British War Office - Queens Crown

A single British Queens Crown War Office sign in good condition.  read more

Code: 57753

WWII 8th Army Slip-on

Here is a single 8th Army shoulder slip on. In good condition, named to a Sibley on the back.

British 8th Army made up of Indian, Australian, Polish and New Zealand formations. The Eighth fought with distinction across North Africa, Sicily and Italy.  read more

Code: 57525

British 1st Corps Formation Sign

1st Corps Formation Sign, Good condition “Tony” penned on the back. Post war German manufactured in bevo weave style.

The design adopts the traditional Corps colours of red and white and the device of a spearhead is symbolic of the fact that First Corps at Aldershot was the only Corps in permanent existence before the War and was therefore the spearhead of the British Army. Th...  read more

Code: 57264

WWII Civil Defence Arm Band

Here is a scarce Bomb Reconnaissance Officer's Armband. Introduced in 1942.
Printed on a yellow twill cotton, measures across the front 7 1/2" so 15" total. Please note some stains and grime from service wear.  read more

Code: 51809