WWII US Mighty 8th Air Force Patch

A standard American made 8th USAAF patch. Full wing design, used and removed from uniform with light service wear. Several in stock made be a very slight difference to the image.

Mighty Eighth tasked with the daylight bombing. In total, the 8th Air Force lost over 26,000 men. An additional 28,000 men became prisoners of war. Aircraft losses were also grim: 10, 561 planes of varyi...  read more

Code: 57644

WWII US Army Air Corps Officers Shoulder Patch

A USAAC Officers Shoulder patch in bullion thread. With age and patina. Unusual shape, quality piece embroidered on wool.  read more

Code: 57559

WWII U.S. Cuba Air Force Patch

A U.S. Cuba Air Force patch, American made embroidered patch.  read more

Code: 54589

WWII US 15th Air Force Bullion Patch

US Army Officer’s 15th Air Force patch in bullion thread. Used and removed from uniform, with age, wear and patina embroidered on black wool.

Measures 2 5/8”  read more

Code: 57609

WWII Supreme HQ Allied Expeditionary Force Patch

Here is a British made SHAEF patch, used and removed from uniform with age and service wear.
Embroidered with thick wool and hand finished.

Measures 3 1/4” x 2 5/8”

General Dwight S Eisenhower commanded SHAEF located at London until August 1944; at Versailles, France, August 1944 May 1945and at Frankfurt, Germany, May-July 1945. On July 14, 1945, SHAEF was ...  read more

Code: 57496

WWII Supreme Headquarter Allied Expeditionary Force Patch

Here is a British made SHAEF patch, used and removed from uniform with age and service wear.

Measures 3 1/4” x 2 5/8”

General Dwight S Eisenhower commanded SHAEF located at London until August 1944; at Versailles, France, August 1944 May 1945and at Frankfurt, Germany, May-July 1945. On July 14, 1945, SHAEF was discontinued, and its civil-affairs and military-gover...  read more

Code: 57495

Car badge 72 Squadron Woolworth Staff Fund Raisers

Here is a car badge dedicated to the fund raising efforts of Woolworth staff to raise funds to sponsor the purchase of a Spitfire. In used condition with age and wear, nicks, scratches and chips as per the images. Nix over Six was “nothing over sixpence” in Woolworths stores.

Nix Over Six Primus, was a Supermarine Spitfire Mark 1a, which was bought with sixpences from Woolworth ...  read more

Code: 57508

WWII British Paratrooper Wing

A British Paratrooper Wing. Flat version with a cotton backing, removed from uniform with age and wear.  read more

Code: 57500

WWII US Strategic Air Force Patch

A WW2 United States Strategic Air Forces sleeve patch. This organisation was in existence between February 1944 to August 1945. The patch is in good Condition with age and service wear.  read more

Code: 57518

WWII US Army Air Corps Patch

Here is an unusual USAAC patch, used removed from uniform with light age and service wear.
Quality manufacture in a larger than usual size at 3”  read more

Code: 57519