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Forum: Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force

28-09-10, 05:21 PM

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A very rare ARF or first RAF 1918 wing?

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Posted By Bill A

Thanks for the responses. Always learning...

Thanks for the responses. Always learning something, and this was one of those gems.
It certainly was not related to the "starch back" or "glue back" titles.

Forum: Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force

25-09-10, 11:24 AM

Replies: 19

A very rare ARF or first RAF 1918 wing?

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Posted By Bill A

Thanks gentlemen, clarifies my understanding. If...

Thanks gentlemen, clarifies my understanding. If there is a chance of an image, it would be apprciated.

Forum: Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force

25-09-10, 12:49 AM

Replies: 19

A very rare ARF or first RAF 1918 wing?

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Posted By Bill A

Are you referring to the laurel wreath? Or, the...

Are you referring to the laurel wreath? Or, the backing on the reverse of the badge? (Sorry to be pedantic, but the use of the term is new to me, and is in an area of collecting that has a bit of...

Forum: Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force

24-09-10, 10:43 PM

Replies: 19

A very rare ARF or first RAF 1918 wing?

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Posted By Bill A

Thanks SAS1. There is a theory that the...

Thanks SAS1. There is a theory that the compressed felt embroidered titles, with no backing are Dutch made. However, that is definitely not what you have described. Thank-you for the explanation. ...

Forum: Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force

24-09-10, 07:09 PM

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A very rare ARF or first RAF 1918 wing?

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Posted By Bill A

Hi SAS1, I am not familiar with the term Holland...

Hi SAS1, I am not familiar with the term Holland backed? Is that the same as starch back or glue back? What is the origin of the term?
Thanks.

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