English badge of division.

Hello all and  particularly the experts in English badge of division.

As documentations is almost non-existent has this subject. I makes the request in near you.

Can you help me has to identify this?

Thank you has all.

Here are a couple of slight possibilities.

54th (East Anglian) Infantry Division - this one should have "JP" on it. Does it look like anything was removed from yours?
or
44th (Home Counties) Infantry Division - this one is an Oval patch and yours looks to be round.

Not much to go on I'm afraid, as both patches I've listed are probably incorrect due to missing letters or the wrong shape.
The only other thing I see is the cut of the uniform - it is probably a Highland unit.

The three green stripes indicate the Brigade to which the unit belonged. In this case the 3rd Brigade, and the dark green indicates that it was an Infantry Rifle Regiment.

Good luck.

Thank you 37patt,
For the 44th actually the badge was to be oval.
Thus I eliminate this track.

For the 54th ( East Anglian ) Infantry Division the track is not bad if we could see that it uses the red circle without letters JP.

Am I missing something here? As 37ptn said, the tunic is a highland "cutaway" pattern. This would suggest a highland battalion for the division/battalion sign on the sleeve.

This whole discussion thread could be a moot point. How do we know the insignia is even original to the jacket?

Look this pic.
LANCE CORPORAL OF ‘B’ COMPANY 2ND KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY AS EQUIPPED FOR THE NIGHT OPERATION ON THE PASSCHENDAELE

Again, this soldier is wearing the regular style service dress tunic, not a cutaway highland pattern tunic. And, as Ed says, the badges may have been added at a later point in time.

Yes I understands, but I looked has to identify badges.
Thus they would be of OF KING LIGHT OWN Yorkshire INFANTRY.

Now the badges may have been added at a later , possible, I would know about it more when I would have it in hand.

The other point is that badges may not be original and seeing the labelling on the jacket would be nice. I would be surprised if it was original.

I believe this was eBay last week. Interesting tunic. If I recall it has the remains of a paper label. It may have been tailored. It seems to be missing rifle patches and the pocket flaps have been scalloped. Any chance we could get a close up of the collar area and a shot of the inside. If I recall correctly the inside may be lined ?

Ypres

Yes Ypres, it is good that one,
as soon as I receive it I makes you more photos

How do you know if it is a good one when you have not even seen it?

You came to this forum asking about the formation badges that apparently do not even match with the cut away jacket. You have no details of the interior and the jacket has been heavily modified. How does that in anyone's world equate to being 'good'?

Perhaps I am missing something, what is 'good' about this jacket?

I believe the painting has two brigade bars and the uniform has 3? Perhaps you should find out what division the "2ND KING’S OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY" was in during 1917. You could then see if the 3rd Brigade in the division had a highland unit?

Thanks,

Ypres

If you bought this then you have in my opinion bought someone's crap. Way too much wrong with this Jacket to be classified as 'good'.

Ouin! It is always a pleasure to read you Ed

I believe the insignia has been added recently. I don't like the way it sits on the uniform.