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Originally Posted by Sonofacqms
Jo, this seems to have been a practice that was adopted by some British Regiments during the early part of the Great War, I don't know whether anyone has ever ventured an answer on the forum.
Rob
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Thank you Rob for your help, that was the first time,of all the photos posted,that I had seen something of the sort.
Cheers
Jo
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