Original British WWII Officer Mess Needlepoint Fire Screen - Royal Army Ordnance Corps MG 08-15 Maxim the 1st and 2nd Dublins

the 1st and 2nd Dublins had to briefly amalgamate due to the losses it had sustained during the German offensive

something more relevant in Victorian England than in WW2

the GI waist belt or the USMC snap belt

each with Nepalese Negari script indicating various 19th century manufacture dates and were in use up until the late 1890s

Original British WWII Officer Mess Needlepoint Fire Screen - Royal Army Ordnance Corps MG 08-15 Maxim the 1st and 2nd DublinsOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a nice quality needlepoint image of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps official King's Crown badge in full color surrounded in a wood frame with legs. Measuring 19" wide by 25. 5" tall including wood frame and legs. Possibly a gift to the regiment from one of the Officer's wives and dating from at the earliest 1918 when the corps became eligible to include "Royal" in it's title and certainly prior to 1953 when Queen