WW1 BRITISH WRIST SWEETHEART WRIST TAG

WW1 BRITISH WRIST SWEETHEART WRIST TAG

£75.00

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Description

A wrist sweetheart tag made from a cap badge and period pennies.
Crude in its execution, but not without character.
A nice period piece.

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