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Beret   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Supak Manufacturing [Co] Ltd
Title
Beret
Object type Classification: 76740
Description
English: Black beret Belonged to Brigadier Clive L Pleasants CBE DSO MC black woollen beret with black leather trim and two black metal eyelets in side, black textile lining, stamped in white inside- "7⅛ - SUPAK LIMITED", badge at front - embroidered in metallic thread on black felt base, lion with red ears and mouth standing on crown with maroon felt lining and red-green-blue embroidered jewels
Date post-WW2-wars; Unknown; 17 Jul 2001; 15 Aug 2001; World War 2-wars
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length: 295mm
width: 210mm

height: 50mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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2001.25.807
Place of creation Unknown; Malaya
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, 2001.25.807 Brent Mackrell Collection
Notes Black beret Belonged to Brigadier Clive L Pleasants CBE DSO MC Brigadier Clive Lochiel Pleasants, CBE DSO MC Service- 2NZEF FMF Served- WW2- Greece, Crete, Africa, Italy post-war- New Zealand Regular Army; Commanding Officer Fiji Military Force to Malaya. Obituary- NZ Herald- 30-3-1988 "War Hero Started out as Teacher Clive Lochiel Pleasants, a schoolteacher who became a distinguished soldier, died yesterday in Auckland. Brigadier Pleasants, aged 77, will be honoured in a funeral ceremony with full military honours tomorrow at the Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral in Parnell and then at Purewa Crematorium. During the Second World War he commanded infantry and armoured units of battalion, division and brigade strength in Greece, Crete, Egypt and Italy. He earned the Military Cross while a company commander in the 19th battalion in Crete in 1941, having to lead soldiers out of the region to Egypt after his commanding officer and second-in-command were temporarily lost in the battle. Commission He won the DSO the following year while in command of the 18th battalion at Orsogna, Italy, where he was wounded twice. On his return to New Zealand at the end of the war he returned to teaching in Wanganui, but resumed Army life in 1947 when he took up a permanent commission. Brigadier Pleasants was appointed commandant of Waiouru Military camp in the late 1940s, then commander of the Fiji military forces. He was made a CBE in 1952 during his term in the islands. In 1953 he became commander of the northern military district. He went to London in 1964 as Army liaison officer, retiring at the end of the following year."
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