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A good fully embroidered patch in near mint condition. Measures 2 3/4" x 2 3/4"
Code: 54973
8.00 GBP
A Ports of Embarkation patch in good condition, fully embroidered.
Code: 54971
10.00 GBP
An period 2nd Infantry Division Patch some service wear and in good condition. I have two in stock. .After training in Northern Ireland and Wales from October 1943 to June 1944, the 2nd Infantry Division crossed the channel to land on Omaha Beach on D plus 1 (7 June 1944) near Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer. The division took a brief rest 19–26 September before moving to defensive positions at St. Vith, Belgium on 29 September 1944. The division entered Germany on 3 October 1944, and was ordered, on 11 December 1944, to attack and seize the Roer River dams. The German Ardennes offensive in mid-December forced the division to withdraw to defensive positions near Elsenborn Ridge, where the German drive was halted. In February 1945 the division attacked, recapturing lost ground, and seized Gemund, 4 March. Reaching the Rhine on 9 March, the division advanced south to take Breisig, through Germany and division crossed over to Czechoslovakia on 4 May 1945, . The division lost 3,031 killed in action, 12,785 wounded in action, and 457 died of wounds.
Code: 54372
SOLD
Here is an rare early U.S.Army Officer cap badge, English made and maker marked "JR Gaunt New York Made in England" and the early Gaunt logo stamped on the back of the tail feathers. One of the prongs missing on the rear left.
Code: 54969
60.00 GBP
A pair of RAF Squadron Leader slip-ons. Not quite matching one measures 3" the other is 2 3/4". Both used with age and wear.
Code: 54970
18.00 GBP
A matching pair off tropical issue RAF Pilot Officer shoulder rank slip-on. With age, wear and grim.
Code: 54968
15.00 GBP
RAD Tornado Wing Bruggen patch in mint condition. Last two
Code: 54960
6.00 GBP
A mint Saddam Trophy 1991 patch
Code: 54961
5.00 GBP
Here is a good 135th Airborne Division "Ghost" patch with Airborne tab. Allied intelligence services developed a plan called Fortitude by which; they would create two phantom army commands—one in Scotland to threaten an invasion of Norway, and the other in East Anglia and southeast England to threaten the Pas de Calais. The latter operation, known as Quicksilver, would establish an imaginary army group designated the First US Army Group (FUSAG). The commander of this ghost army had to be a general renowned enough to make the operation seem thoroughly credible to the Germans—a real blood and guts general. Lieutenant General George S. Patton was the perfect choice, and he was available.
Code: 54962
45.00 GBP
A rare 130th Airborne Infantry Division "Ghost" patch in near mint condition. Allied intelligence service, principally the British. They developed a plan called Fortitude by which; they would create two phantom army commands—one in Scotland to threaten an invasion of Norway, and the other in East Anglia and southeast England to threaten the Pas de Calais. The latter operation, known as Quicksilver, would establish an imaginary army group designated the First US Army Group (FUSAG). The commander of this ghost army had to be a general renowned enough to make the operation seem thoroughly credible to the Germans—a real blood and guts general. Lieutenant General George S. Patton was the perfect choice, and he was available.
Code: 54966
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