United States. An Army Brigadier General's Rank Field Flag Hold converted to be worn as

converted to be worn as pin back badge

acquired as a whole

each of the buttons with pebbled uppers and marked "EXTRA FEIN" (Extra Fine) on the reverse

by Sun Yat-sen but dissolved in November 1913

United States. An Army Brigadier General's Rank Field Flag Hold converted to be worn asFabricated from cotton, consisting of a bright scarlet red field bearing a 258 mm (w) x 247 mm (h) white cotton five pointed star stitched in place in the center on both sides. There are 105 mm (w) x 105 mm (h) reinforcing patches stitched in place at the upper left and right of the flag on the back, where they butt the hoist sleeve. The thick cotton hoist sleeve is stitched in place on the left side, composed of one strip folded over from the front