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Object details

Category
Uniforms and insignia
Related period
Interwar (association)
Materials

Strap: leather

Buckles And Fittings: white metal

Stud And Eagle Badge: copper alloy

Exterior: brown woven cotton textile

Textile At Front: Green woolen felt textile

Interior: Cardboard support

Dimensions

whole: Circumference Of Headband 575 mm, Diameter With Peak 240 mm, Diameter 213 mm, Height With Peak 102 mm, Height 86 mm, 166.4

Catalogue number
UNI 8556
On display at
IWM London

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