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Australian Weaving co ...WW1 Colour Patches
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Thought I would put a few of the Experts rumours to bed
7th Light Horse Regiment Woven Colour patches in the Original Stock Box 100% genuine, original non issued stock |
What 'expert' rumours are four photos putting to bed?
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Now how cool is that. Really cool to see how they were shipped and what they looked like right out of the box!
Terry |
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Some people have said these patches are repo's/fakes etc...
All 100% Genuine Full Stock Box 50th Battalion |
Many thanks for sharing your images of woven colour patches - great to see :)
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Full Box
Overseas chevrons for Gallipoli Wounded and injured etc |
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Nice to have absolute identification of the manufacturer, thanks for showing.
Keith |
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A few varieties of Overseas chevrons found in the Australian Weaving Co stock
Army and Navy |
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A few Mobile Vet Detachments...
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The Commonwealth Of Australia Gazette lists the contract. Already mentioned on the forum.
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The contracts for the patches start in late 1918..
Here are 2 orders for 1919 simply listed as ribbon tri-colour |
This has been an absolute delight thank you for taking the time to share this .
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Superb I have a few of these patches its great to see the original source packaging. Many thanks
Mark |
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Stock box ...10th Australian Light Horse Regiment
Showing How patches were issued Also the Tri Colour Ribbon as made |
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