Scarce WW2 B.L.A.V British Latin American Volunteers Nationality Woven White on Khaki Cloth Shoulder Title

Slight graze to cloth otherwise in good condition, removed from board so has some glue and paper to reverse.

At the outbreak of WW2, the British Community in countries such as Brazil, Chile and Peru, not being a part of the British Empire, remained neutral throughout the conflict. British volunteers were granted the special concession of wearing the shoulder title of their country of residence. Given the small number of such volunteers this is a very scarce title.

Argentinian volunteers had their own title.

C23.2

Code: 58602