Original British WW2 Army Formation Badge: 46th London Division (Red Bells & Ribbon) Accessories Standard British manufacture in the

Standard British manufacture in the first quarter of the 1800s using what is referred to as a "Trade" lock exported in the thousands to the developing world from England

There was no side plate but standard brass butt plate and the trigger guard has the same spur grip as found on the Baker rifle

t forgotten our mates from down under

The battalion was involved in Operation TELIC IV in Iraq in Summer 2004 and then in Operation TELIC VI in Iraq in Spring 2006

the Finns had lost the Winter War by March

Original British WW2 Army Formation Badge: 46th London Division (Red Bells & Ribbon) Accessories Standard British manufacture in theOriginal Item: Found in the IMA clean up, just one wood crate of original packs of different formation badges used in the liberation of Europe in 1944 45. Officially adopted in 1941, these badges indicated the large formations under which a unit was serving. Several different Regiments may have served in one Brigade or Division. These badges were only worn on Battle Dress Blouses, in most cases, issued in attached pairs, one for each bicep. In the