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irish 10-03-19 06:49 PM

49th W. Ridings Div. Combination Sign
 
Have been organizing my cloth pieces this weekend. More playing than organizing actually. The weather here has been poor, so indoors for several days.

This 49th Division combination looks to be WW2 era based on what I can see. Am I correct in this assumption? Thanks Jack

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7885/...a527d917_b.jpg

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7851/...2b599a92_b.jpg

manchesters 10-03-19 07:29 PM

Jack,

It appears to be sewn not onto BD material, but a blanket type material.

The use of this material is used by the fakers to hide the backs of badges or to construct false combinations.

The badges look OK but its my feeling they have been married up at some point to create a combination.

regards

Old Smelly 13-03-19 07:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by manchesters (Post 471721)
Jack,

It appears to be sewn not onto BD material, but a blanket type material.

The use of this material is used by the fakers to hide the backs of badges or to construct false combinations.

regards

Looks like material from a great coat which is perfectly acceptable. The badges do look ok
Lee

irish 13-03-19 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Smelly (Post 472023)
Looks like material from a great coat which is perfectly acceptable. The badges do look ok
Lee

Lee,

Thank you for your input.

Jack

Mike Jackson 13-03-19 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by irish (Post 472038)
Lee,

Thank you for your input.

Jack

They look perfect to me - very skilful way in which the printed title has been sewn on. Mike

irish 13-03-19 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Jackson (Post 472058)
They look perfect to me - very skilful way in which the printed title has been sewn on. Mike

Thank You Mike

Jack


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