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Old 09-05-18, 02:50 PM
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Can you tell me what T.T.C. REIGATE is/for please??
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Here is a picture of the S/T of T.T.C.REIGATE. Any Idea's
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I don't know what the "TTC" stands for, but it is something to do with the Fire Brigade in the 1950s:

"Reigate TTC Exercise Road Orders 10/03/1955"

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http://firebrigadesofsurreypreservat...ireservice.htm
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Could it be a mistake and it should read "JTC"?

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I asked previously and received these comments:
http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...hlight=reigate
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Thanks BWEF & Rob for your reply's. It is definitely T.T.C. REIGATE.
I am in the process of trying the Surry FB museum web site for an answer.
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Worth watching - if only for the formation marching of firemen carrying ladders - almost Monty Python! Some of those fighting the fire are wearing unidentified shoulder titles. Mike

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Here is a picture of the S/T of T.T.C.REIGATE. Any Idea's
Hi Jerry, in 2014 a T.T.C.Reigate title was offered in an auction with a bunch of other cadet titles.
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https://www.dnw.co.uk/auction-archiv...&lot_id=249526
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Found something else.Check post #2 by 4966Ian and also #6.
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Thanks for the information Jo.
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