My Photos Of Fany`s ..........

[Si1964]

Ade, thanks for posting these to complement Michael's posts... can you tell me what the 5 bar gate represents.


Thanks

[Jack Dutton-Roberts]

Michael and Ade, some very sexy cloth there

Thanks for showing, from Jack.

[Jim Maclean]

The whole idea of Women at war is becoming increasingly more attractive to me. (Women in uniform complete with appropriate webbing is another matter)

Glad to know that Lez is so actively collecting, perhaps we could could have a look at the collection..............please

Here's one from post war Berlin, it's in Bodmin military museum

[Jim Maclean]

Another one, same place

[atcase]

Hi all,
some nice items, thanks for showing I have somewhere a couple of buttons to this unit, i`ll try and dig them out.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Guys, Lez says thanks for the kind comments. Si asked what the formation sign was for: it is for Northern Ireland District.

A fair bit of her collection has been seen on the forum in the past. Our biggest problem is a lack of space. To give you some idea, here is an old photo of just BD's and SD jackets. Since then she has about doubled the amount of these. Take into the consideration, work clothes, KD's, denims, shirts, etc..... not to mention caps! I have yet to do Lez's "kit room" but like mine it will be a "quart into a pint pot". Her biggest "want" is, like Marcus mentioned, a "Teddy Bear Coat" more correctly known as "Smock, Pile, Anti-Aircraft ATS".

What is the armband for Jim? Is it some kind of RAF Squadron crest shown on it?

Collecting WW2 womens uniforms is really on the up.

Cheers, Ade & Lez.

[SHEARING-CROSS]

HIYA ADE ,
many thanks for showing , have not seen a `curved `set before, ( picture /1 ) very nice ,best regards Michael.

Hi Guys, I have finally got around to taking some photos.

Here is a set removed from a tunic.

Cheers, Ade.

[Jim Maclean]

Can't remember the details of the armband Ade, but I will find out.

[leigh kitchen]

.........What is the armband for Jim? Is it some kind of RAF Squadron crest shown on it?

Collecting WW2 womens uniforms is really on the up.

Cheers, Ade & Lez.

I think that it's going to be SSAAFA.......

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Leigh, thanks for that. I know of the organisation but not the insignia.

Cheers, Ade.