Can anyone id these formation signs?
 

Evening - can anyone id these for me please? They came as part of large private collection belonging to a major from the R Hamps who served from the early 40s to late 60s. He also served with the British Indian Army, Kings African Rifles and Gurkhas. Any help much appreciated.

From the top;
Don't have a clue,
The white gateway on equal red/black/red bands was used by the Indian North-Western Army
The mailed gauntlet in white on a black square was used by the 6th Armoured Division.

Indian formation signs
 

The top pair are for the 14th. Indian Div. Raised in Quetta May 1942. John.

Should have looked closer the Q should be upright, also I believe that the frame [Q for Quetta] was originally white, when did it change to black?

Once again many thanks for the answers - I never even realised that 14th Indian Div ones had a Q on them. The officer that owned them was commissioned in late 1942 to serve with the 1st Punjab regiment.

14th. Indian Div.
 

Here is a picture of my White Q badge. I have no idea when it was changed to black. Maybe staff wore the posh white one and O/R wore the printed ones shown at the beginning of this thread. John.

Good evening John,

The 25-D cloth item on the bottom row is a 25th Dragoons Other Ranks slip-on shoulder title worn on Walking Out Dress. Period of wear:- WW2 and until the regiment disbanded in India in 1947. The 25th Dragoons was a British Army regiment raised in India during WW2 to supplement the RAC. See "For Hostilities Only" ISBN 978-0-9524261-1-0.

All good wishes,

Peter