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The photograph, taken on 12th March 1928 at Duke of York's HQ Chelsea, shows HRH Prince Henry inspecting the guard of honour found by the cadets of the Royal Masonic School, Bushey (3rd Cadet Bn, LRB).
As I was particulraly interested in the shoulder title worn by the cadets nearest the camera I thought other members might like to see an example. Jon |
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Fantastic,
I always think that part of the battle in collecting militaria is knowing what items of insignia exist and therefore ( in theory at least ) what you should be able to find if you look hard enough. P.B.
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Couldn't agree more. These days I enjoy the discoveries particularly in unexplored areas, as much as the ownership.
Jon |
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