'In the shadows' - INDIGO ZULU INK Beret whose names even now are
Description
whose names even now are best wrapt in mystery" (The World Crisis)
Royal Marine Neil Dunstan who tragically lost his life whilst serving in Afghanistan
69" in length
For the marine version he is wearing his green beret and a Globe and Laurel is set into the base at his feet
The last of the nineteen surviving POWS were not repatriated until mid 1954
'In the shadows' - INDIGO ZULU INK Beret whose names even now are'In the shadows' Print. All prints are A3 and make a great memento or perfect gizzit for friends and family. Prints come in two styles. Open Edition as pictured, and Bespoke which comes with the option to add two lines of text which could include a name, rank & service number or personal message. Please not that all prints are produced to order and can take up to 7 working days.
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