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Old 08-07-16, 08:28 PM
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thanks for your response.

Out of curiosity - where would the best place to look for a list/images of actual Battalion badges used during WW1.

And do you know if these badges/patches were always placed on that location of the arm - and if it was common practice to do so in the British army during WW1?

Thanks again for your help,

R
Look out for a copy of Osprey Men at Arms 182 - British Battle Insignia (1) 1914-18 by Mike Chappell.
Cloth battle insignia was worn on both uniform sleeves, shoulder straps and the back of the neck and also painted on helmets.

Tim
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