WW2 printed South Eastern Command formation signs.

WW2 printed South Eastern Command formation signs,  the pictures clearly show two distinct patches showing that the production process was very unique being done by hand.

 Pair of printed WW2 formation signs  — a roaring tiger’s head on a khaki circle, worn by troops of South Eastern Command. This command covered the south-east coastal counties of England, directly opposite German-occupied France, and existed from 1940 until it was stood down at the end of 1944. Troops wearing this badge would have been part of Britain’s home defence against invasion, and later training and staging for operations across the Channel.