506th Para Infantry Group

Here is a small reproduction 101st Airborne Division 506th Para Infantry Regiment Group.
101st Airborne Patch
506th Patch
506th Oval
Paratrooper Wings pin back sterling
2 x 506th Officers Infantry Branch Insignia clutch backs
2 x 506th D.I.s Pin Back

Note these are not WWII issue.  read more

Code: 58072

WWII US Army Air Force - Enlisted Branch of Service Collar Insignia

Hear we have a set of USAAF Enlisted Branch of Service with clutch back fittings together with enlisted Cap Badge maker marked Amcraft with screw back fitting. With age and service wear.  read more

Code: 58059

WWII US Army Air Force - Enlisted Branch of Service Collar Insignia

Hear we have a set of USAAF Enlisted Branch of Service with clutch back fittings together with enlisted Cap Badge with screw back fitting. With age and service wear.  read more

Code: 58058

WWII US Womans Army Corps Officers Branch Of Service

A matching pair of WAC Officers lapel insignia, clutch back fittings. Comes with a WAC medal ribbon.  read more

Code: 58057

Parachute Regiment

A scare padded WWII British Paratrooper wing. Used and removed from a uniform. Light age and service wear.

Measures 3 1/4” x 1 1/4”  read more

Code: 58074

Parachute Regiment

WWII Parachute Regiment Collar insignia with a pin back fitting.

Measures 1 1/2” x 1”  read more

Code: 58073

WWII English Made US Army Paratrooper Wing

Here is an rare English made US Army Paratrooper Wing. English pin back and maker marked J.R. Gaunt London.  read more

Code: 58056

WWII Allied Airborne Distinctive Insignia

Here we have a WWII Allied Airborne D.I. Pin back with safety catch, enamel all good.  read more

Code: 58055

Civil Defence Heavy Rescue Title

Rescue Party Shoulder Title. Embroidered on black wool.

Light (ARP Pattern 134) & Heavy ​(ARP Pattern 133)
Rescue Parties usually consisted of between eight and twelve men, usually builders, carpenters and plumbers etc. They were trained to remove casualties from bombed buildings and to make safe weakened buildings using wooden supports or where necessary demolish unsafe ...  read more

Code: 58062

Light Rescue Civil Defense Title.

WWII Light Rescue Title, embroidered on black wool in near mint condition

LIGHT RESCUE" was introduced in the first half of 1942 and replaced "STRETCHER PARTY" in London (though they never had that exact wording as an official shoulder title) and "FIRST AID PARTY" elsewhere in the country (though it is undoubtedly the case that some continued to wear "FA PARTY" shoulder titles). ...  read more

Code: 58063