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An unusual later war ‘duel’ infantry divisional sign representing the 59th and 61st Divisions. Both were second line territorial divs, the 59th being disbanded after D-Day and the 61st in 1946, both being geographically ‘related’, in the midlands. The 59th were involved in the D-Day landings, the establishment of beach heads and the capture of Caen. IT was then disbanded and its personnel distributed to other divisions. The
A superb WW2 British Airborne proficient brevet. Brevet is with ‘thread’ variant to the parachute, making for a very ‘pleasing looking’ brevet. Moth and damage free, slightly grubby
A good pair (none matching pair) of Pioneer corps OSD bronze collar badges. Excellent finish. One with a reverse maker mark. Fitting loops in good strong condition.
A good pair (none-matching pair) of ATS brass other ranks collar badges. Reverse fittings all present.
A small mixed lot of military related badges. The RAF cap badge is missing one reverse loop. Sold as seen.
A good, clean, moth and damage free ‘Dorset’ Regt. Cloth slip on shoulder title. Black thread detail on heavy khaki wool backing. Fitting strap present.
A very nice early produced ‘QI’ qualified instructor trade patch. Damage free with slight force moth the the knapp or the wool backing material. Not a common trade badge to encounter.
An excellent condition printed G.S.C. slip on shoulder title. Black detail on khaki denim material. Complete with single reverse fitting strap. A reasonably rare title in the printed format.
A used removed from a tunic WW2 economy printed cloth shoulder title for the Northamptonshire Regt. White detail on red backing. Grubby but damage free condition.
A rare to find pre 1960 Imperial War Graves Commission shoulder title. This title was worn on overall and top working jackets by field workers within the Commission. Construction I believe to be WW2 / post WW2. A rare title worn by this civilian organisation. The Imperial war Graves Commission was granted Royal Charter in 1917, and was re-designated the Commonwealth W.G.C. In 1960
A nice, used, removed from a tunic Airborne forces qualification wing. Pale blue embroidered, correct for the period wings with white thread parachute, on a khaki wool backing. A little grubby, but damage free condition.
A very nice untouched example of this reasonably common badge, complete with its original issue red felt backing. Badge is in slightly grubby untouched, damage and distortion free condition. The red felt backing is with two areas of moth holing (see images). No maker details to its reverse.