United States. Second War Airborne Veteran's Group Archive Signals of distress were displayed

Signals of distress were displayed

Wilhelm II (211x330mm

fine quality badge retaining over 90% of original finish

volunteered to be lowered on a rope down the sixty odd feet of perpendicular cliff face to get to him

centering a finely detailed die stamped metal eagle (60

United States. Second War Airborne Veteran's Group Archive Signals of distress were displayedIncludes: a Garrison (Overseas) Cap (fabricated from a brownish green gabardine wool, with fold down flaps also in brownish green gabardine wool on either side, the edges trimmed in red braided cord, a Paraglide Patch sewn in place near the front on the left side, with two holes immediately to the left of the patch where a badge once resided. The inside is lined in a peach coloured cotton, with a 22 mm wide sweatband in brown leather. The cap