Ireland. An Early First War Ulster Volunteer Cap Badge visually-hidden the arms framed by a

the arms framed by a thin rule in gold-coloured ink on the perimeter and housing ornate leafing in all four corners

Transition period issued

exhibiting mothing and patches of wear throughout

KING GEORGE VI and the UNITED NATIONS as a tangible expression of gratitude in defeating and routing the GERMAN-ITALIAN FORCES from EL ALAMEIN to CAPE BON

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Ireland. An Early First War Ulster Volunteer Cap Badge visually-hidden the arms framed by aIn die cast bronze, featuring a raised rim and central hand, the reverse offers two intact lugs, marked SHARMIN D. NIELL LTD BELFAST, measures 28. 1 mm (w) x 36. 8 mm (h), light wear, very fine. Footnote: Worn by soldiers of the 36th Ulster Division until regimental patterns became available.