United Kingdom. A Victorian Army Colour Sergeant's Sleeve Patch, C.1900 GTRexclude in January 1943

in January 1943

where he would remain until February 10th

but with sufficient silvering remaining to positively identify this as a silver grade wound badge

1944 in the United Kingdom

he was admitted to hospital three times: at No

United Kingdom. A Victorian Army Colour Sergeant's Sleeve Patch, C.1900 GTRexclude in January 1943Includes two pieces: Crossed Flags (the cross on each flag in violet velvet and trimmed in white embroidery, with red and white embroidery forming the cross stripes, the flagpole in maroon embroidery, the flagpole topper, the adjoining cord, the flagpole's base and the three sides of each flag trimmed in gold coloured bullion wire, all on a red felt base, hessian backer, measuring 107 mm (w) x 88 mm (h)); and Victorian Crown (designed to surmounted