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31-03-18, 12:00 PM
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Arms of service strips
Spitting through some of my arms of service strips.
The top three are replica I am quite sure of those. The Infantry strip on the left might have a chance of being original? The REME left under has doubting me but I think original ww2. The REME and RAOC are both of the same manufacturing. Three thick pieces of coloured cloth on a khaki strip. With some sort of paper strip between them. I have no idea on these, original ww2 or not? Thanks 
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31-03-18, 02:35 PM
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Hi stef,
Here's a look at my meager accumulation for the sake of comparison. I'm pretty sure they're all original... By the way, why is it so hard to find these things? I would love to flesh out my group.
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With regards, Dob
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31-03-18, 03:16 PM
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Hello Dob,
Thank you for posting. I agree that yours are original. I have a few similar in construction but I haven't photographed them as I was sure these were original. They are indeed hard to find, especially when you need a good set.
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31-03-18, 03:46 PM
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Here are a few examples I have. RAOC, RASC, PIONEER CORPS, R SIGNALS and REME. The paper tailor's strip show they were made or supplied by SUTTLE of Cambridge.
Tim
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"Manui dat cognitio vires - Knowledge gives strength to the arm" "Better to know it but not need it than to need it and not know it!" "Have more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowest."
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