Colour patch : 4 Divisional Signal Company, AIF
Heraldry RELAWM07941.095 Period 1910-1919Circular purple colour patch for 4 Divisional Signal Company, AIF. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
Colour patch : 3 Divisional Signal Company, AIF Accession Number: RELAWM13307.022
Description
Purple oval colour patch for 3 Divisional Signal Company, AIF.
Contextual Description
Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1916.
Details
Accession Number
RELAWM13307.022
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
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable
Conflicts
Units
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