ARMY DENTAL CORPS 38 th division sign

[49lassiepen]

Again Sorry but once again seeking information on A D C
perhaps Mike Vee could help with link and Jon with information
For sale on ebay at present ''Rare WW1 framed woodwork Army Dental Corps with 2 photos and baghdad times date 1918 -seller is antelope 57
I am well aware that the A D C was formed post WW1 11/1/1921 In 1 of the photo the A D C officer has the 38 th Welsh division i.e WW 1 formation sign
Has anybody an explanation for this - was he in R A M C WW1 but keep his uniform and just altered the insignia ??
David
Just rechecked I think that I have the answer it is Not the 38th the wings are wrong just a post war Welsh formation sign
Informed seller can not be WW 1

[mike_vee]

Here is a link to the lot :

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363532251...Bk9SR7qp9ce6YQ

Now main description states :

This auction is for a rare WW2 period framed woolen badge of the Army Dental Corps you do not see a lot to do with this corps.

I think the original error was based on the "copy of the Baghdad Times dated 12th November 1918" being included in the lot , as most of the officers in the photos are named it should be posible to work out accurate date.

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[49lassiepen]

Mike many thanks for the link, since I contacted him a lot has changed in the description The officer is a Captain Curley Army Dental Corps
David