Original British WWI Trench Art Artillery Shell Officer's Visor Cap with Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment Badge Japanese Flare Guns and the inside of the

and the inside of the scabbard are all marked with western number 228

only the second original example we have ever owned in more than three decades

Following the Allied Victory in WWII

the "DN" prefix is unique to F

In the British army such Officers are only called Brigadiers and not Brigadier Generals

Original British WWI Trench Art Artillery Shell Officer's Visor Cap with Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment Badge Japanese Flare Guns and the inside of theOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic piece of World War One Trench Art! Featuring dark brass patina finish from an artillery shell casing that measures approximately 3. 5" in diameter. Soldered to the front is the cap badge for the Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment. There are great markings on the top of the shell, which is dated September 1918. Overall a really nice eye appealing piece of Great War Trench Art! Trench art is any