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23-12-10, 02:36 PM
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Somerset L.I.
I love these WW1 gift tins, especially when full, however, this one didn't have the usual contents, came from a shed in Keynsham. Not sure what the VIII is but it has stitching in each corner which makes me think it was worn on the pugaree like the other two cloth items. All the one piece titles and the T4s are sand cast, not sure what the little green enamel badge is though, enjoy.
Lee 
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23-12-10, 03:04 PM
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23-12-10, 05:23 PM
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Lee,
I think the VIII could have been worn on the back of the tunic collar, I have a very similar one a 'IV' worn by the 9th Notts and Derby-I'll post a pic later. Mark Nice lot by the way! Quote:
Last edited by MH331; 29-12-10 at 11:30 AM.
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23-12-10, 08:56 PM
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Hi lee
great collection of badges you have there. you say that they came from a shed in keynsham . do you collect som li badges ? do you live in keynsham ? if you do i live a few miles up the road from you in bath and i collect som li badges cheers paj1
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29-12-10, 11:34 AM
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'IV' Battle Patch 9th Notts & Derby WW1
Lee,
The attached picture shows the battle patch worn by the 9th Bn Sherwood Foresters the roman numeral IV denotes their place within the Bde as the fourth infantry battalion and not the number of the Bn. Mark
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