Wireless Set No.38 MKIII HF Radio Transceiver shaving brush with the royal crown superimposed

with the royal crown superimposed and the motto of the Belgian Congo: Travail et Progrès (work and progress)

Warren Fisher: Treasury Note

to French citizens

although some exceptions have been made such as added crossed swords when awarded in wartime and a vertical gold border on both sides for a special act of valor

Collector Note:These notes are increasingly rare in fine condition

Wireless Set No.38 MKIII HF Radio Transceiver shaving brush with the royal crown superimposedThe Wireless Set No. 38 MKIII HF Radio Transceiver was widely used by British and Commonwealth forces during the Second World War. Designed as a man portable short range communication set, it was typically operated by infantry units to maintain contact between platoons and company headquarters. Operating in the HF band, the No. 38 Set offered reliable voice communication over short distances, proving invaluable on the battlefield. This example is the