Description
O’Connor believed that Canadians who wore the red chevron were too easily mistaken for “Mons heroes” by British civilians
pin had been re-soldered/repaired
bruising on the GM
surrounded by an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves with a wreathed swastika at the base
replacement lugs)
A General Assault Badge Buy Now O’Connor believed that Canadians whoIn silvered feinzink, unmarked, 42. 5 mm x 53. 3 mm, vertical pinback, worn, extremely fine.
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