England Lapel Badge "Come The World Against Her - England Yet Shall Stand"
Product code:
lap-engyetstand
£3.25
Patriotic design with Crusader image. Gold wording reads "Come The World Against Her - England Yet Shall Stand". Size: 30mm x 27mm
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Patriotic England badge featuring Crusader image on a St George Cross background and the wording "Come The World Against Her - England Yet Shall Stand"
- Stamped copper, hard enamel lapel England badge.
- Easily attached to clothing with butterfly clutch fastener at the back.
- Size: 30mm x 27mm
Customer reviews
Fine work on the design of this badge, A+++ job with the speed of the delivery too!
Paul Isherwood | | March 2022
| SKU | lap-engyetstand |
| Product Code | lap-engyetstand |
| Weight | 0.008kg |
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