Patch, 75th Infantry Division
Genuine US shoulder sleeve insignia of the 75th Infantry Division which fought in 1944 in Ardennes, in Belgium and in Westphalia.
WWII manufacturing, cotton thread.
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Genuine US shoulder sleeve insignia of the 75th Infantry Division which fought in 1944 in Ardennes, in Belgium and in Westphalia.
WWII manufacturing, cotton thread.
