Great Britain. An Army Brigadier's Forage Cap, C.1952-1953 Auction Archive Stitched into the left of

Stitched into the left of the cap is an insignia in the form of a pine branch with dual pine cones

presumably on the military cemetery Herrin

4 Convalescent Depot in Le Havre beginning on December 11th and at the Australian General Base Depot at Rouelles beginning on January 15

7 mm (w) x 59

After four months additional training and orientation in England

Great Britain. An Army Brigadier's Forage Cap, C.1952-1953 Auction Archive Stitched into the left ofThis fine quality cap has a 45 mm wide red wool band, with the body of the cap fabricated from a black wool, in the traditional flat top design with raised peak. There are four black metal eyelets, two on either side of the seam at the rear of the cap, on the underside of the overhang for ventilation. The front is adorned with a 36. 5 mm (w) x 50 mm (h) Brigadier's Cap Badge, illustrating the lion standing upon the Queen's crown, the badge fabricated