WWII British made patches printed on canvas, which ones were made?

[respectingthesacrifice]

As title said is there a list of known patches British made patches printed on canvas during WWII?

 

I have those two, which are common (as far as I know)

 

 

 

Would appreciate your feedbacks

Thanks in advance

Eric

[mattsmilitary]

I have a 9th AAF like the one shown.

[David D]

The only two I have seen are the ones posted but I will dig around and see if I can find any more.

I do have some Sgt. And Cpl. stripes that are printed but im not sure if thy are British made though. I did a quick internet search and all that came up was the ones already posted.

 

-Dave

[vzemke]

There are also stubby wing 8th AF, 1st Army, and overseas stripes made in this style.

[respectingthesacrifice]

thanks All for answers

[PATCHRAT]

here is the First Army

[PATCHRAT]

and here is a 15th Army Group -- this may or may not have been worn by US troops since it was a combined unit. It is a bit smaller that the standard US fully embroidered version.

[respectingthesacrifice]

here is the First Army

 

 

and here is a 15th Army Group -- this may or may not have been worn by US troops since it was a combined unit. It is a bit smaller that the standard US fully embroidered version.

 

Thanks Patchrat.

 

I would consider any offer on those two pacthes, should you or anybody has them to sell. Payment by Paypal, delivery in France or in US if you prefer.

Please pm me

Eric

[respectingthesacrifice]

I forgot the 8th Air Force one also!

[jw1969]

There are also stubby wing 8th AF, 1st Army, and overseas stripes made in this style.

 

 

Here's one...

 

[jw1969]

Here's an example of a printed AB-tab made for British WW2 Airborne troops (even uncut). This tab was worn together with the 'Pegasus'-insignia which with any doubt will exist in the printed version too.

 

[BILL THE PATCH]

don't forget the kiska task force patch.

[hardstripe]

Very Nice Patches and an interesting variation set.

 

Infantryboy11629th I would like to see scans or pics of the printed chevrons. I've never seen any but thought since they made printed patches they could have made chevrons also.

[BILL THE PATCH]

oh the I forgot this little gem. a few people told me that they never made this patch in raincoat material, but as you see here it is. it came with other 1ssf items. I believe it to be real.

[BILL THE PATCH]

pic #2

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pic#4

[Wake1941]

I have only ever seen the 1st SSF on raincoat material a few other times I believe one seller on ebay even said that it was italian made either way very rough patch to find

[David D]

I will get a photo later.

 

-Dave

[Timberwolf]

Found this http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/223566-ww2-printed-9th-af-ssi-and-specialists-patches/

I'm guessing they sold but good reference for the camera specialist triangle as a cloth printed patch.

[BROBS]

looks to be CBI rather than Brit made, however.

 

-Brian

[David D]

I just found them, they dont match up with the other Brit made ones as seen here so I dont think they are actually British made printed ones.

 

-Dave

[88thcollector]

the photographer is mine and it is CBI.

[88thcollector]

This is a cap size airborne command. it has a weird black, fuzzy back. I do not know if it is British or even real. I don't like that it is sewn to khaki. It may be kids patch.

[BROBS]

I vote not real.....

At least I've never seen anything like it.

Lots of fakers see items to a backing to hide 'tells' that it's fake.

 

-Brian

[BROBS]

Well I think I found a glitch in the new tapatalk app update!!

 

-Brian