Colour patch : 3 Division Australian Mobile Veterinary Corps, AIF Accession Number: RELAWM13307.013

Description

Maroon oval colour patch for 3 Division Australian Mobile Veterinary Corps, AIF.

Contextual Description

Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.

Details

Accession Number

RELAWM13307.013

Maker

Unknown

Classification

Heraldry

Object Type

Colour Patch

Physical Description

Material: Wool flannel

Measurement

Overall: 32 mm height x 70 mm width

Date Made

c 1916-1919

Place Made

Unknown

Whole/Part

Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright not applicable

Conflicts

Units

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