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Shiny 17-07-17 07:23 PM

WW1 Royal Welsh Fusiliers Shoulder Titles - help needed
 
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Hi All,

I've been asked to frame up a relative's medals and badges and was looking for a bit of advice.

These are his original badges but they are missing one of the T's.

I know he was in the 4th battalion, are there some number 4's missing as well or did they not wear them?

Thanks for the help,

Michael

BROOKIES 17-07-17 08:13 PM

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Michael.

Yes there are T 4 RWF titles, have seen seperate four part s/t so agree you are missing a 4, do have both brass and w/m (as per image).

Ta

Jonathan


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Shiny 17-07-17 08:26 PM

Thanks a lot Jonathan, looks like I'll have to keep my eyes open.

Michael

wardog 17-07-17 08:51 PM

That is a sans-serif T, not usual for S/Ts. Regards, Paul.

Shiny 17-07-17 08:59 PM

Ok, as I say they are all his original badges that were passed down with his medals, if it's not a shoulder title is there anything else it could be?

Could he have worn just the grenade and rwf letters? I can understand a single T going missing over time but both number 4's seems a bit odd.

Thanks for the help,

Michael

wardog 17-07-17 09:05 PM

Hello Michael-I have no knowledge on TF RWF- perhaps it was used-I can only say most TF Ts are not like that. Regards, Paul.

Shiny 17-07-17 09:10 PM

Ok Paul, thanks for the help.

I did buy a single T at the weekend and was told by the dealer they were either large or small. I took a gamble on the large and when I got it home saw that it wasn't even close, as you said the font of mine is completely different.

I'll keep digging.

Michael

wardog 17-07-17 09:14 PM

http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...ght=Letter%2AT Possibly from the greatcoat? Regards, Paul.

Shiny 17-07-17 09:21 PM

That's interesting, so it may be from his great coat, it does seem to match the one in the photo


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