United Kingdom. A Second War South Lancashire Regiment Officer’s Cap Newly Listed He was employed as a

He was employed as a bank clerk through August 1941

features the same nine-point white enamelled star with rays between each quadrant with blue enamelled stars atop the rays

reverse impressed “143” on 9 o’clock arm and “114” on 3 o’clock arm

reverse dated 1849

suspended from British style swivel suspension

United Kingdom. A Second War South Lancashire Regiment Officer’s Cap Newly Listed He was employed as aA fine quality cap of dark blue wool with red piping, the traditional flat top design bearing a thick leather brim and leather chin strap. The structured cap presents a textured embroidered band with the central cap badge of the South Lancashire Cap Badge in brass and white metal, along with a small button on each side of the thin leather chinstrap. The interior of the cap features a worn silk interior top with a 43 mm thick imitation leather