Badges on Battle Dress: An Illustrated History of the Cloth Insignia Worn on Khaki and Jungle Green

Badges on Battle Dress by Jon Mills is more than a reference, it's the definitive authority on British Army cloth formation signs and shoulder titles. Meticulously researched and superbly documented, this two-volume work spans over 1,300 pages and stands as the essential resource for collectors and historians alike.

Mills, a seasoned specialist in military uniforms and insignia, combines clear, accessible writing with an extraordinary depth of knowledge. The result is a abundantly detailed study covering the origin, design, and purpose of insignia worn on sleeves, shoulders, and epaulettes from 1939 to 1967.

Packed with hundreds of high-quality photographs, featuring original badges and period portraits, this beautifully produced set brings history to life with striking clarity and colour accuracy. Every page offers insight, making it as engaging as it is authoritative.

If you're serious about collecting or studying W.W.II British cloth insignia, this isn't optional, it's indispensable.