Hello guys,I picked these up recently and wondered if I got it right.Are these original WW2?.Many thanks,
Paul
Paul
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British Formation Patches
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Top row: 2nd Army, 2nd Infantry Division, 5th ID
Bottom row: 49th ID (nice locally made example), 6th Armoured Division
GarthComment
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British Formation Patches
Thanks for that Garth,all the best,
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Very nice set of patches ,I especially like the homemade Polar bear patch .RobGod please take justin bieber and gave us dio backComment
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British Formation Patches
Cheers Robb,I'll hopefully pick a few more up this month,I'll post them if I do,all the best,
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Cloth Signs
Hello Paul ,
all the cloth badges you show look fine and original , 49th WESTRIDING polar bear is by far the best , i think hand made / theatre manufactured signs are great also to get the earlier rarer type with the polar bears head facing down is quite a result ,thanks for showing ,Michael.Comment
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British Formation Patches
Cheers for the comments Michael,I really like that 49th Div patch also.I picked a few more up recently and was going to start a new thread but as we're on the subject perhaps you'd take a look at these,
regards,
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Army & Corps patches,back.Comment
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British Formation Patches
Div. patches front.Comment
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British Formation Patches
Div. patches,back.Comment
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All look good, I like the locally made 13 Div, I've only got printed (a single & an uncut pair)
I like the 14 Div as well, I've got 2 or 3 of those, locally made with a strip of blue ribbon & with their mates - Indian LoC patches, all with press stud fittings.
Do you keep going back to this hoard with a shovel?Comment
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British Formation Patches
Cheers Leigh,a small scoop rather then a shovel.I'm getting well into these Brit badges though,they're getting addictive!You've lost me a bit,do you mean 4 Div. not 14?
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My mistake - meant 14th Army, except I now notice that yours is bullion etc on printed cotton? Mine are similar, but on felt.Comment
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