WW2 US Army 91st Infantry Division Formation Sign Arm Badge original British insignia onto to a black velvet

onto to a black velvet backing

A scarce single large-pattern bronze oakleaf collar badge worn by German Freikorps personnel in the immediate post-WWI era (circa 1919–1923)

Only a small crack in the enamel above the hammer head detracts

Light age-related wear and minor verdigris at edges

WW2 US Army 91st Infantry Division Formation Sign Arm Badge original British insignia onto to a black velvetAn original formation sign of the United States Army, 91st Infantry Division, nicknamed "Powder River". As worn on the uniform arm of active service members of the division during World War Two. Machine woven cut edge example, 52 x 65 mm. Paper residue to reverse from previous album mounting. Fine condition. The division fought the landings at Naples and through Italy.