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A Second War Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Beret Consignment #16

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A Second War Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Beret Consignment #16

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A Second War Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Beret Consignment #16

A Second War Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Beret - One of the finest examples; Brown wool upper, a 58.8 mm x 59.3 mm white metal Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Glengarry Badge on the left side, held in place on the underside by intact lugs and pin, the badge overlaying a modernCameron tartan swatch, with multiple ultramarine blue feathers protruding from the badge, topped by a matching brown wool toorie, inside liner fabricated from reinforced circular rows of brown cotton, original maker label remains in place but the type has faded with time, measuring 235 mm x 250 mm, light soiling evident on the interior from active wear, near extremely fine. Accompanied by a Photograph of the Veteran (black and white, pressed matte finish, 77 mm x 106 mm, card-mounted) (C:16)