News Malvern 2026

Just to let you all know, We will be at Malvern Militaria Show on 18th October 2026. All booked stall numbers to follow.

Great show hope to see you there.

Check the website www.militariashows.com for more details.  read more

Code: 58258

WWII United States Army Air Force 93rd Bomb Group

Here is a 93rd Bomb Group English made patch in good overall condition with age and service wear.
Full size at 5 1/4’

93rd Bomb Group 328th Squadron out of Hardwick, station 104, flying B-24 Liberators. Attributed to 1st Lieutenant Theodore Guzik Co-pilot. Known to fly 44-40763 “I’ll get By”. This jacket was published in The Art of the Flight Jacket by Conway/Maguire. <...  read more

Code: 58341

WWII United States Army Air Force Patch - Shipdham

Here is an original and scarce English made 506th Squadron 44th Bomb Group the “Flying Eight Balls” Jacket patch. Removed from jacket with age and service wear.
Measures 5” to 51/2”

Key History and FactsFirst B-24 Unit: It was the first USAAF group equipped with the B-24 Liberator heavy bomber and operated from England longer than any other B-24 group.Base: Stationed at R...  read more

Code: 58342

WWII United States Army Air Force flying Jacket Patch

Here we have an English made 330th Bomb Squadron of the 93rd Bomb Group A2 flying jacket patch. A great period example, please note age and service wear

The 93rd Bombardment Group was stationed at Hardwick in Norfolk, England, from November 1942 to April 1945.

It achieved fame on various counts:

It was the oldest B-24 group in the Eighth.<...  read more

Code: 58343

WWII United States Army Air Force Hardwick

Here is a WWI USAAF A2 Flight Jacket patch for the 329th Squadron 93rd Bomb Group. Made at Hardwick and for a short time Bungay. Fully embroidered with age and service wear. Very good overall condition.

Measures 5”

The 329th Bombardment Squadron was a World War II heavy bomber unit flying the Consolidated B-24 Liberator as part of the 93rd Bombardment Group.Key...  read more

Code: 58344

WWII USAAF A2 Flight Jacket Patch 338th

A Scarce WWII 338th Bomb Squadron of the 96th Bomb Group 8th Air Force. In good condition with light age and service wear. Embroidered on wool.

Measures 5 1/4”

338Th flew B-17’s out of Snetterton Heath. The 96th Bomb Group flew B-17 Flying Fortresses to targets across occupied Europe from May 1943 to April 1945.
The Group was awarded two Distinguished Unit...  read more

Code: 58346

United States Army Air Force A2 93rd Bomb Group Hardwick

Here is a WWII USAAF A2 Flying Jacket in very good condition no rips or tears. In great condition, the leather is supple and in a size 38” made by Cable raincoat Co contract W535 ac-23382 dated December 1941(ref Gary Eastman ID Manual plate 20) It has an English made 328th Patch to the left. Zip is a Kwiq waist band and cuffs are original with some wear and age. Lining is original although th...  read more

Code: 58334

WWII US Army 17th Armoured Division patch

A US Army 17th Armoured Division patch in near mint condition.  read more

Code: 58384

US Army 15th Armoured Division

WWII US Army 15th Armoured Division patch. In near mint condition.

The "Phantom" 15th Armored Division
• Deception Unit: The 15th Armored Division existed only as a "phantom" or paper-only military deception formation.
• Operation Fortitude: It was used as part of Allied deception operations to trick German intelligence into believing large armored forces were assem...  read more

Code: 58383

US Army WWII 14th Armoured Division

Here we have a WW 14th Armoured Division Patch in near mint condition.

In 1944, when it landed in Marseille in southern France. By early 1945, the "Liberators" had advanced as far as Alsace-Lorraine, provinces that had been incorporated into Germany after France's defeat in 1940. In March and April, the 14th penetrated the Rhineland and moved into Bavaria. By war's end, the divis...  read more

Code: 58382