Brigadier General’s khaki epaulette with rank badge, circa WW1
£45.00
Brigadier General’s khaki epaulette with large rank badge of crossed baton and sword, probably dating from around the First World War or just before. After that war the rank of brigadier began to carry the rank badges of a crown and three Bath stars as is worn today. jun19/1
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