British? Patches

[sabertasche]

Hi Guys, I picked up another collection of odd patches. 95 in all, many of French but there is a mix of US, Canadian, British and ????? I'm hoping members can help me with a few of them. If you can also indicate to me which ones are rarer as well, great!.

Cheers,

Greg

[sabertasche]

Hmmmm, the colour doesn't show well on the top right patch. It is dark green over black with 2 red lines. Artillery????

Tx

Greg

[sabertasche]

here is a close-up of the star patches. US??????

[sapper44]

The Panda bear is the Brit. 9th Armd. Div.

[DJT]

The badge top centre is Belgian, post war if my memory serves me correctly.

[JEROEN1944]

Des, its the Piron Brigade, but if its postwar????

[SHEARING-CROSS]

Hi there , the top left patch is 105th ( Madras) `lines of comunication `unit as worn by british troops in India late W.W.2 this is quite a nice clean example you have , a rare badge in its self $80.00/$100.00 all day long ,Michael.

[Arthur]

Hi
Top left: 105th [Madras] Line of Communication Area. Top middle: I agree with Des, the sign is that of the Belgian 4th Division.

Regards
Arthur

[DJT]

The Piron badges are similiar but different.

Have a look at www.belgianbadges4046.be

[Arthur]

Hi,

Bottom right: Red six point star. U.S. 6th Infantry Division [3rd pattern]
had the same style and colour star.

Regards
Arthur

[Arthur]

Hi,

Bottom left: Black trident and bow embroided on to a red felt six point star. This formation sign is that of the 'Nepal Army H.Q.'
There is another version where the trident is gold wire embroided on to a red felt six point star.

Regards
Arthur

[leigh kitchen]

Top right - Canadian?

[sabertasche]

So we're still working on the one patch next to the Panda,tghe top middle one is Belgian post-war?, and the top right one which may be Canadian. Thanks to you all for id'ing most of these. I've posted a few more and some with an obvious para theme in the International section. I appreciated all your help.

Cheers,

Greg