Free French WW2 Groupe Commando De France Parachute Wings – Rare
A rare Free French WW2 Groupe Commando De France parachute wings, machine embroiderd in blue, white, and red thread on khaki woolen backing. The insignia has no damage or repairs in very good condition.
£180.00
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