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Beach groups & related units
Hi,
For sharing, I like to show you my beach groups & related units badges. regards from France Normandie18 20220604_150826.jpg 20220604_150844.jpg 20220604_150959.jpg 20220604_151023.jpg 20220604_151034.jpg 20220604_151228 (1).jpg 20220604_151245 (1).jpg 20220604_151506.jpg 20220604_151537.jpg 20220604_151553.jpg |
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Very nice,
I have a Beach Ordnance Title as given to me back in the early 80's by its wearer, its 'twin' is in the D-Day Museum in Southsea since 1984 (now renamed the D-Day Story and reopened in 2018) I later bought an Officers Patrol Jacket (No1 Dress) from a house clearance, badged to an RAOC Captain with Shoulder Boards with Gilt rank stars, Gilt 'Kings Crown' Collar Badges & Buttons dating it to pre 1947 - In its top pockets were a pair of Blue on Red RAOC Shoulders Titles and in the other a pair of Red on Blue 'Beach Ordnance Titles. I paid a massive sum of £5 as the tunic was ripped & moth eaton in parts so I bought it for the badges & buttons only. It was indeed a bargain even without the shoulder titles. As a Staff Sergeant AE the owner was part of 44 Ordnance Ammunition Company, part of 12 Beach Ordnance Detachment RAOC on Sword Beach. Last edited by Mike_2817; 10-06-22 at 08:02 PM. Reason: Amendments |
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Normandie, Some very nice badges. Truly enjoyed seeing them.
Mike, sounds like one of those genuine bargains for sure. I have always treasured named/ID'd items, as they allow for a little more hisotrical background. Terry |
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I cut out the named label as the tunic was beyond redemption, but at least I know its history. I keep it along with the associated badges & shoulder boards.
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Excellent Mike!!!
Terry |
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Lovely genuine Liverpool Irish officers cap badge.
( I am of the opinion genuine ones were only ever die cast and not die struck ) P.
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