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Emanuel School OTC
If anyone has a cap or collar would they be kind enough to measure it for me. I have a badge which is 35mm wide x 33mm high, bought as a collar but it appears a bit on the big side.
Many thanks. Last edited by Keith Blakeman; 10-03-11 at 10:11 AM. |
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Keith,
35 mm (N-S) x 31 mm (E-W).. I'm sure mine is a cap badge. |
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That's the one in KK? Mine is completely different, nickel with a portcullis on a torse with a small rose at the top. This is the same as the emblem on the gates of the current school in Wandsworth which I went past yesterday. Mine probably is a collar then or possibly a later CCF badge. |
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Emmanuel School OTC
By a strange coincidence I bought a similar badge in gold gilt with a brooch fitting. I do have one like the one Keith described with loops.
I put mine down as a sweetheart brooch, although I have never really encountered sweethearts to the OTC, do they exist? Forum members views would be appreciated. Rob |
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Emanuel OTC
As an ex-member of the Emanuel CCF (please note one M) I can confirm that in the early 1960s the CCF collar badge was simply a portcullis with a rose above as worn on the school blazer pocket - in white metal for officers and brass for cadets. I have some photos somewhereof the OTC in the 1930s and if I can find them I'll check what was being worn on the collars.
Postwarden |
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This one is 40mm by 40mm |
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Alan,
This photo may help. It appears to show the Rose and Portcullis without a scroll, a badge that was worn on the battledress collar in the 1960s. Jon |
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