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Old 01-05-15, 06:04 PM
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I picked these up in a mix of military formation badges / shoulder titles. Any ideas what organisations / country they relate to? Thanks
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1 and 3 are British ACF, No 4 is Polish. No 5 A Belgian Infantry Bde circa 1946, the last one British BAOR School of Artillery late 1940s. I'm sure others can be more specific.

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Old 01-05-15, 06:21 PM
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Jon, that's great. Thanks. Richie
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First badge is West Lancashire ACF.

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Fourth - Polish?
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5th badge,,belgian brigade in ireland
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Old 01-05-15, 11:35 PM
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Number 4 Polish 1st Corps Arm. Troops
5, 4th Belgian Infantry Bde.
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1 and 3 are British ACF, No 4 is Polish. No 5 A Belgian Infantry Bde circa 1946, the last one British BAOR School of Artillery late 1940s. I'm sure others can be more specific.

Jon
Third is Worcestershire ACF 2nd Pattern (JW2/F135) Second is Devonshire ACF (JW2/F26) Mike
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I have the second badge on my collection as Devon ACF
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