Beret, Maroon, KANGOL WEAR LIMITED 1945, 1st Bat. Royal Ulster Rifles
€750.00
Tax included
Genuine WWII British maroon beret, with black leather trim, tightening ribbon, and two side eyelets. Presence of the manufacturer stamp "KANGOL WEAR LIMITED", stamp of the War Department dated 1945, size 7¼.
Delivered with the The Royal Ulster Rifles cap badge which the 1st Battalion was transferred to the 12th Devonshire Regiment, 6th Airborne Landing Brigade, 6th Airborne Division, which landed on Merville with Horsa gliders. Then they took part of the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944 and Operation Varsity in March 1945.
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