Second World War Colour Patch
c. 1940Rectangular-shaped grey felt backing with a red 'zig-zag' line across a dark blue background.
Second World War ‘Royal Australian Artillery – Heavy Battery’ colour patch as issued to Bombardier F.A. WARNETT WX28785. Mounted on grey felt colour patches were used to identify the unit of a soldier.
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