Need help to ID British army patches

[CVRC]

Hi guys.This weekend I have found big amount of British patches on local flea market.Because I realy dont know nothing about British army patches I need help to ID all these patches.I would like to know,if all are British army patches,to which period belong's,what kind of unit's are and are these original items or reanactment stuff.Thank's for your help in advance.Best regards.CVRC

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[Marc Sherriff]

British Cloth Badges

Repro = Reproduction/Fake

I only looked at a few of the printed badges and they all look to be Repro. Here are the others;

PR 0 : 44 Parachute Brigade (Territorial Army) Post WWII (Repro)
PR 1 : 10th Armoured Division WWII (Repro)
PR 2 : 18th Infantry Division WWII (Repro)
PR 3 : 1st (British) Corps Post WWII - 1991 (Silk)
PR 4 : 79th Armoured Division WWII (Repro)
PR 5 : Far East Land Forces Post WWII (suspect possibly good)
PR 6 : 7th Armoured Division WWII (Repro)
PR 7 : 27th Armoured Brigade WWII (Repro)
PR 8 :
PR 9 : 2nd Infantry Division WWII (Repro)

UK 1 : 6th Armoured Division WWII (Repro)
UK 2 : Commando Signals WWII (Repro)
UK 3 : Army Air Corps, Sergeants badge worn above the chevrons on Flight Suit and Jumpers
UK 4 : 49th Division WWII (Repro)
UK 5 : Special Service Brigade WWII (Repro)
UK 6 : Commando Depot WWII (Repro)
UK 7 : Royal Air Force Radio Operators Trade badge
UK 8 : Combined Operations Royal Navy/Royal Marines issue
UK 9 : Combined Operations (Repro)
UK 00 : Northern Army Group sleeve Badge

AN 1 : 16 Air Assault Brigade Subdued (Private Purchase) 1999-
AN 2 : 16 Air Assault Brigade Colour (Private Purchase) 1999-
AN 3 : The Border Regiment, 1950-1959
AN 4 : Northern Command post WWII (Possibly Repro)
AN 5 : Permanent Joint Headquarters Staff (Supposedly)
AN 6 : Queen's Regiment beret badge (Private Purchase)
AN 7 : 24 Air Mobile Brigade 1993-1999
AN 8 : 16th/5th The Queen's Royal Lancers Desert hat badge (Private Purchase) 1990-1991 Gulf War


ZZ 2 : 2 bar Rank Chevrons (Corporal I will not get technical) 1960 pattern for No 2 Dress Parade Uniform Current
ZZ 1 : As above for Battle Dress pre 1960 pattern

AA 1 : 19 Mechanised Brigade 1st pattern 1993-1997
AA 2 : Queen's Royal Irish Hussars, Tank Commanders Qualification Badge. (Unofficial invented by the CO)
AA 3 : 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, beret badge (Private Purchase) Possibly Army Cadet Force
AA 4 : Infantry Section Commanders Battle Course, Skill at Arm badge, Subdued, (Private Purchase)

GB 1 : 1st Guards Brigade Post WWII
GB 2 : 8th Army WWII
GB 3 : 4 Armoured Brigade 1992-2003
GB 4 : 4 Armoured Brigade 1990-1991 Gulf War
GB 5 : 7 Armoured Brigade 1990-2000
GB 6 : 148 (Meiktila) Commando Forward Observation Battery Royal Artillery (modern)
GB 7 : 7th Armoured Division WWII (Repro)
GB 8 : East Anglian Training Brigade Post WWII
GB 9 : 2nd Army WWII

PE 1 : 5th Field Force
PE 2 : 201 (Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire Yeomanry) Battery Royal Artillery (Volunteers) No 1 Dress
PE 3 : Similar to 5th Airborne Brigade except facing the wrong way
PE 4 : 5th Airborne Brigade, subdued
PE 5 : 5th Airborne Brigade, subdued
PE 6 : 5th Airborne Brigade (if 72 mm square)

TR 1 : Trade Badge, Anti Tank Gunner, 1960 pattern modern
TR 2 : Trade Badge, Anti Tank Gunner, Guards pattern modern
TR 3 : Royal Tank Regiment sleeve badge
TR 4 : Trade Badge Control Equipment Mechanic
TR 5 : Skill at Arm Badge, Sniper Guards pattern modern
TR 6 : Royal Army Service Corps, shoulder strap slip-on which has been cut for sewing on
TR 7 : Rank badge Warrant Officer Class 2, 1960 pattern
TR 8 : Rank badge Warrant Officer Class 2 (Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant), 1960 pattern

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi, I would agree with Marc's asessment of the badges.
Cheers, Ade.