WW2 HOMERONT WOMEN’S LAND ARMY PIN BACKED BADGE H.W.M
WW2 HOMERONT WOMEN’S LAND ARMY PIN BACKED BADGE H.W.M
£22.00
Description
WW2 Homefront women’s land army enamel badge in good used condition. The badge has a pin on the back with a makers mark for H.W.M the badge has good detail with its enamel finish in good condition.
Please see the photographs for further details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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