British 101st Coastal Brigade, Royal Artillery formation sign African/Colonial with a proud history that

with a proud history that includes significant involvement in the Second World War

Brass collar badge with nice makers mark to rear

Matching pair of brass other ranks shoulder titles

Single war medal issued to George Charles Frazier K

British 101st Coastal Brigade, Royal Artillery formation sign African/Colonial with a proud history thatPrinted example removed from uniform. The 101st Coast Brigade, Royal Artillery, was a Territorial Army (TA) unit established on 1 January 1947, with its headquarters located in Dover, Eastern Command. The brigade was responsible for coastal defense in the post World War II period and comprised several coast regiments: 410 Coast Regiment 411 Coast Regiment 415 Coast Regiment 418 Coast Regiment 419 Coast Regiment These regiments were drawn from regions