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Old 09-01-18, 12:51 PM
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Thanks Henk for your link, that is very helpful.

I had tried to do something similar from Westlake but as a graphic - have attached, hopefully got it there or there abouts!
That is also a nice way of showing it. Things like these to understand the grand picture and Westlake for the details and the nice background information.
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Old 09-01-18, 02:50 PM
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Thanks Keith.

My example came from a respected Essex collector (with a son who used to work at the Essex Regt museum..) so I'm pretty sure it is an Essex one, but am intrigued that the same pattern could be used by another unit too.
Good to know, thanks.
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