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30-10-10, 05:07 PM
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Its the 55 WEST Lancs Div and an interesting example because it is the first pattern before 5 leaves per stem was adopted to reflect the "55"
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31-10-10, 02:49 PM
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Can you say if the 9th Scottish Division thistle has two lugs - or describe how is it secured to the cloth backing?
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01-11-10, 06:39 PM
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Love to see WW 1 cloth. Very rare and hard to find. I have 30th Div, 34th Div (ex Grace Gibson patch) and 37th Div. I have the metal thistle from 9th Div but alas no backing. Will check the fixings for you.
Aquired a TMB patch and bombers badge at stratford this weekend. Regards TRT
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