United Kingdom. Two British Army Field Marshal's Cap Badges Hold bearing three hand-embroidered silver aluminum

bearing three hand-embroidered silver aluminum wire oak leaves with acorns

80mm (w) x 32

the shell fire on the road up was too hot

and from March 1937 to the beginning of the War as assistant military attaché in Paris (he maintained in close contact with his uncle Leo Geyr of Schweppenburg

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United Kingdom. Two British Army Field Marshal's Cap Badges Hold bearing three hand-embroidered silver aluminumBoth badges illustrate crossed batons framed with an open ended wreath and surmounted by a lion standing upon a crown, one a King's crown, the other a Queen's crown, in gold coloured rolled and beaded bullion wire with deep red and black embroidery, the Queen's crown version with rolled silvered bullion wire added, each badge with touches of red and black embroidery in the lion's face, the void of both crowns in red velvet, along with touches of red,