British and/or U.S. (Airborne) Yellow Recognition Scarf - Nice Used Condition

Yellow recognition scarf used by both British and American Airborne troops. These scarves were used to make panels and signal to friendly aircraft for instance for re-supply. These type of scarves are known to have been widely used on D-day and operation Market Garden in 1944. In used condition with some age and wear.hard to find !  read more

Code: 59447

British Silk Escape Map C/E And Escape Map Wallet Nice Used Condition

A nice example of a British silk escape map. Compromising with the rare map C/E. Holland, Belgium(exept west coast), France (north east), Germany (west and central ), Germany ,Protectorate,Slovakia Poland and Hungary.British made but would also have been used by USAAF, RAF, Airborne and SOE troops. With the silk map its original waterproof wallet also marked C/E, often displaced. . A full origi...  read more

Code: 59446

British Army Glider Pilot Wings Nice Used Condition

In very good condition.this Gliderpilot wing used by staff sergants and officiers of the glider pilot regiment dark bleu background, slightly padded. Worn over the left breast pocket. Circa 11-12 cm wide. Introduced in late 1942. used at D-Day Normandie, Market-Garden and operatie Varsety 1945  read more

Code: 59444

British (Airborne) Printed Pegasus Formation Patches - Unussued Condition

In unussued condition a pair of British (Airborne) printed Pegasus Formation Patches. First introduced in 1942 and designed by Major E.Seago based on the Greek saga of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider Bellerophon. Hard to find  read more

Code: 59441

British (Airborne) Embroided Pegasus Formation Patches - Unussued Condition

In unussued and uncut condition a pair of British (Airborne) Embroided Pegasus Formation Patches. First introduced in 1942 and designed by Major E.Seago based on the Greek saga of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider Bellerophon. Hard to find  read more

Code: 59440

British (Airborne) Economy i.e. Plastic Reconnaissaince Cap Badge

British (Airborne) Economy i.e. Plastic reconnaissaince regiment cap Badge In nice Used Condition.  read more

Code: 59443

British (Airborne) Glider Pilot Cap Badge - Nice Used Condition

British (Airborne) Glider Pilot Cap Badge (AAC).
The Army Air Corps (AAC) was first formed on 21 December 1941 as the overall corps for The Parachute Regiment and The Glider Pilot Regiment. Later in the war the Parachute Regiment was issued with their wings and the Glider pilots retained the The Army Air Corps badge. In nice used condition  read more

Code: 59438

British (Airborne) Parachute Regiment Cap Badge - Nice Used Condition

British (Airborne) Parachute Regiment Cap Badge. Nice used condition, with a great patina  read more

Code: 59445

British (Airborne) Parachute Regiment Cap Badge - Nice Used Condition

British (Airborne) Parachute Regiment Cap Badge. Nice used condition, with a great patina  read more

Code: 59439

WH (Luftwaffe) Pair Of Collar-Patches Intended For A 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division' - Nice Used Condition

A nice used pair of WH (Luftwaffe) Pair Of Collar-Patches i.e. 'Kragenspiegel' . Executed in white-coloured inted for a 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division'. Both tabs show a single silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: 'Schwinge'). Increasingly hard to find these days!  read more

Code: 59437