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31-07-23, 02:52 PM
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WELCH REGIMENT GOAT MAJOR ARM BADGE
Afternoon all.
Had this badge for a while and have just got an i.d as found out that it is a goat majors arm patch c.1960's. Ta Jonathan DSC02833.jpgDSC02834.jpg 
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31-07-23, 04:07 PM
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Jonathan,
To me that is a truly lovely badge, and knowing what it is makes it even more special!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Terry
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01-08-23, 09:26 AM
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...from my Shire
 Carmarthenshire was granted arms in 1935. In 1974 the county was absorbed into Dyfed. When Carmarthenshire was recreated in 1996 the old arms were allowed with the addition of supporters. The arms combine the traditional arms of the kings of South Wales with the red Welsh dragon. The red dragon appears again as crest and dexter supporter. The sinister supporter is a sea horse suggesting the County's maritime heritage.
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Cofion gorau Gruffydd M-J www.paoyeomanry.org.uk "A Yeoman from the Stalwart Rural Cavalry" Lechyd da pob Cymro 
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