Edy, I find it quite amusing, given that I don’t own any LRDG shoulder titles, just how many genuine variations of shoulder titles we have been able to identify between us.
I am not sure, but happy to be corrected, we might have been the first on this forum to identify what the first pattern LRDG shoulder title actually looks like.
Just imagine what we could achieve if everybody contributed their genuine pieces of the LRDG puzzle.
Here is another genuine
LRDG variation, the photo has a handwritten date of 1942 on the front.
As can be seen this variation has the footings on the R and the D, but has no downward spike at the end of the “G.”
Shoulder title 1942.jpg