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Old 24-08-22, 03:26 PM
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Good Afternoon everyone,

I have already posted this thread on It's a Mystery - Unknown Insignia for identification as some of you may have seen. However I thought I should put the thread on here as well since all the badges I am looking to identify are cloth patches and formation signs.

Please note that numbers 3,9,10,15 & 18 have already been identified.

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Old 25-08-22, 06:46 AM
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Hi Bill, I believe 11 is Cuban cavalry, and 21 is a Norwegian home defence unit, I'm at work so can't check my references, best wishes Mike
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Thanks MIke. I have sent you a private message.

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8 is San Marco Marines.
http://www.marinebadges.com/collection/italy/badges
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No 20 could be a U.S army first corps patch. If you try googling this you will see similar ones.
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No 20 could be a U.S army first corps patch. If you try googling this you will see similar ones.
I don't think this to be US I Corps as it is too small and the white ring is much fatter than what is normally seen.

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Old 09-10-22, 10:23 PM
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No 12 could be something to do with the Buckinghamshire Regiment. Please see link (at first see title of page when you open link and then scroll down where you will see the badge):

http://www.lightbobs.com/insignia--d...tinctions.html
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No 18 is 21 ENGR GROUP
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