Original U.S. WWII Era Quilted Blanket Display Piece Featuring Over 50 Shoulder Sleeve Insignias and Rank Chevrons - 40 ½” x 48” U.S. Navy The RAMC began to develop

The RAMC began to develop during the Boer War

with the handle having a separate brass wrap to mimic the wire used on the leather handled versions

We can detect the faint smell of whiskey

1916 the son of the late Adelard and Mary (Lamothe) Thabeault

Original U.S. WWII Era Quilted Blanket Display Piece Featuring Over 50 Shoulder Sleeve Insignias and Rank Chevrons - 40 ½” x 48” U.S. Navy The RAMC began to developOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This is an incredible example of a soldiers souvenir blanket. All 60 patches were hand stitched and was meant to be a reminder of service during WWII. Many GIs returning home brought home souvenirs such as battlefield finds, edged weapons, helmets, uniform items, rifles and so on. Some soldiers collected patches from various units and would stitch them on curtains, clothing, hats and in this case, US Army regulation wool