Scarlet Red Infantry Shoulder Sash British Army with Red Tassel

The red sash is worn by many members of the British army but was originally worn by an Infantry Soldier in battle who was in charge of holding the

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Scarlet Red Shoulder Sash Ceremonial Acrylic Infantry British Army

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Manufactured by one of the authorized manufacturers of ceremonial goods. Worn on parade and for ceremonies. Can also be used as a fashion item to

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