United Kingdom. A Large First War Union Jack Recruitment Shield Sign Hold red and green enamel detailing

red and green enamel detailing across the band

the Battalion became the 32nd Reserve Battalion and subsequently was absorbed into the 15th Reserve Battalion

(Command Post) on the day he (Gerspach) was killed

reverse presenting both lugs intact

which didn't look very interesting because it's only about two feet square and it's in the bottom of the B-25

United Kingdom. A Large First War Union Jack Recruitment Shield Sign Hold red and green enamel detailingA large, metal, shield shaped sign with curved edges, the front covered in red, white and blue enamels displaying a Union Jack. The reverse features two wooden horizontal beams, the top with five holes drilled through the top for flag pole placement. A wire hanger is attached to the top beam as well. The sign measures 51 cm (w) x 65. 5 cm (h), and exhibits slight pitting on the reverse, four small notable chips along the edge, some dirt and staining