United Kingdom - Ireland
Mar. 17, 1962 - Shamrock-bunches from Ireland :Arrived, yesterday on the Hanover airport where they carefully were received by an officer of the first Battalion of the Royal Irish Fusiliers. The tiny three-leaved plant is the Irish national symbol and according to an old custom, Such a little Shamrock-tuft is worn by the Royal Irish on St. Patrick day. March 17th. Photo shows In view of such a choice, some officers were at pains of making their choice, everybody wanted the most beautiful bunch for his cap
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