WW2 A.F.S CLOTH BREAST BADGE
WW2 A.F.S CLOTH BREAST BADGE
£14.00
Description
WW2 A.F.S Axillary fire service breast cloth badge in good condition. The breast badge is just under 5.5cm wide and 5.5cm high the breast badge has red detail on a black background with a black cotton backing. Please see the photographs for further detail, free postage for UK customers.
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