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Patch on WWI USMC Dress Blues


Martin B
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Hello All,

I have recently purchased a WWI USMC Dress Blue uniform from the estate of a WWI Marine. The Marine was part of the 6th Regiment and served overseas in France during WWI. He was wounded during the occupation or Germany period. The jacket has a blue rectangular path with a white diamond inside sewn to the right sleeve. The patch is made of felt, the diamond is machine applied and the patch is also machine applied to the jacket. I have been told the the patch is a wound/disabled patch and is seen on WW2 uniforms. Would this patch have existed in WWI? Is it something else? Any and all information is greatly appreciated and I thank you for your responses in advance.

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teufelhunde.ret
It's a discharge patch these are sometimes found on WW1 era USMC jackets, nice score

Do you have any examples... anyone else?

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It's a discharge patch these are sometimes found on WW1 era USMC jackets, nice score

Were these on any early WWII Discharged Marine Uniforms as well?

Thanks,

John

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