WWII - Embroidered Ecusson (Patch) - "V" of Victory with Cross of Lorraine

Symbolism: 

V of Victory: Popularized by Winston Churchill, this symbol was adopted to signify the Allies' goal and became synonymous with resistance movements across Europe.

Cross of Lorraine: A double-barred cross, it was adopted by Free France as an emblem opposed to the Nazi swastika. This symbol was significant in rallying forces under General de Gaulle and represented French national pride and resistance.

Material: High-quality embroidery on durable fabric, ensuring longevity and maintaining the vividness of the colors.

Size: Approximately 2"L x 2.5"W, making it suitable for various applications from uniforms to personal memorabilia.

Historical Context: This écusson is a tribute to the brave men and women of the French Resistance. The Cross of Lorraine was not only a symbol of the Free French Forces but also appeared on flags, aircraft, and uniforms of those fighting for France's liberation.

Perfect for: Collectors of military memorabilia, especially those interested in WWII and the French Resistance.

Note: This patch serves as both a historical artifact and a piece of wearable history, offering a tangible connection to one of the most significant periods in French history.