Red Cross brassard | British Red Cross
Red Cross brassard with emblem and 'Army Medical Service' stamp. Brassard has popper fastening.
Brassard | British Red Cross
Brassard, cream with red line down both long edges, and metal buckle to fasten. with emblem, stamp of Army Medical Service and British Red Cross Society 28.6.18. Stamped with number 17261. The name J Whyte has been written in ink on the reverse.
brassard, British, British Red Cross | Imperial War Museums
The brassard has a red striped border and a red Greek cross stitched onto the centre of the obverse side. To the left of the cross, a circular stamp reads "BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY" around the border, with the date "2.10.17" written in the centre of the stamp.
navy brassard with cloth badge: British Red Cross Society Junior, …
Navy elasticated brassard with cloth badge: British Red Cross Society Junior, and additional cloth insignia 'Surrey'.
U.S. Army Brassards & Armbands 1882 to 1918, Part 1 - US …
May 23, 2014 · The new brassard featured a larger red cross that literally ran from the top to the bottom of the white backing cloth. These medical men training in 1917 are wearing the Army’s new pattern Red Cross Brassard.
brassard | British Red Cross
The British Red Cross Society, incorporated by Royal Charter 1908, is a charity registered in England and Wales (220949), Scotland (SC037738) and Isle of Man (0752). × Vernon Browser
Military Uniform Armbands, Brassards & Cuff-titles
They are sometimes issued and worn instead of full military uniform to confer a legal status as combatants or non-combatants (such as the Red Cross Armband for medical personnel). Arm-bands are a cloth band that goes around the upper arm, as opposed to a brassard, which fastens to the shoulder strap (or a button on the shoulder) and then wraps ...
U.S. Army Brassards & Armbands 1882 to 1918, Part 1
May 23, 2014 · The British Red Cross Armband differed from the American Red Cross Brassard in that it incorporated a smaller red wool cross, as well as an Army Medical Service acceptance stamp. Note that both the RAMC armband and Stretcher Bearer Armlet are worn in the following period photograph.
Brassard, British, Red Cross - Imperial War Museums
The brassard has a red striped border and a red Greek cross stitched onto the centre of the obverse side. To the left of the cross, a circular stamp reads "BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY" around the border, with the date "4.7.16" written in the centre of the stamp.
British Red Cross brassard
The British Red Cross Society, incorporated by Royal Charter 1908, is a charity registered in England and Wales (220949), Scotland (SC037738) and Isle of Man (0752). × Vernon Browser
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