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Old 10-09-17, 03:51 PM
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Default Home Guard 2WW Shoulder Title

Hello gents. can anyone with the knowledge confirm the the shoulder title in the attached photo is indeed Home Guard for the the 2nd world war priod.
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Indian I think?

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New Zealand Home Guard from memory

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Yes you are probably right.

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As illustrated in "The Regimental badges of New Zealand" by DA Corbett, page 292.

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As illustrated in "The Regimental badges of New Zealand" by DA Corbett, page 292.

I hope this helps.

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Yes Rob it sure helps and your help is greatly appreciated.Thank you very much to you and to Rob (Manchesters).
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