Wwii Army General's Beret Newly Listed possibly worn by WWI veterans
Description
possibly worn by WWI veterans
Footnote: On January 10 1862
and were the brainchild of Lieutenant Arthur L
Class in gilded bronze (gilding completely worn off
1917 in the London Gazette 30188
Wwii Army General's Beret Newly Listed possibly worn by WWI veteransWWII Army General's Beret Brown wool, General's insignia with gold bullion and touches of three colour embroidery illustrating a crossed baton and silvered sword, black wool in the voided areas, 49 mm x 64 mm. Two eyelet ventilation holes on the right side, black cotton lined, diamond shaped name tag inscribed "REGULATION PATTERN REF. No. H8 NAME " and size stamped "6 3 4" inside, cotton reinforced patch behind the insignia, leather reinforced patch
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