with a 98 mm x 130 mm thick card held in place via a string fed through the bottom edge of the armband
the stamp clearly inscribed "DEUTSCHE" on the top line
steel scabbard exhibits extensive black paint loss and scratches from active usage
Footnote: The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps (1918-1920) was previously known as the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (1917-1918)
incorporating the size mark "7" in blue ink which is still clearly visible
Four Italian Wings Auction Archive with a 98 mm xFirst badge is die stamped frosted silver, unmarked, 18 mm x 69. 5 mm, screwback with one prong, scattered silvering wear. Second badge is bronze gilt, unmarked, 14 mm x 77 mm, horizontal pinback, scattered gilt wear. Third badge is die stamped bronze gilt, unmarked, 18. 5 mm x 69. 3 mm, horizontal pinback, scattered gilt wear. Fourth badge is bronze gilt, unmarked, 17. 5 mm x 71. 5 mm, horizontal pinback. Better than very fine.