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29-09-20, 03:37 PM
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WRAC lanyard is listed in the 1950s to 1970s documentation as dark green and beech brown but I have yet to see an example in wear.
The red is a little dark for Royal Pioneer Corps - see attached sealed pattern and (K1) mint example. Could be related to the Devonshire and Dorset Regiment (P1) although again colours seem off for Cerise and Lincoln Green? Lanyards are not easy to identify - there are 200+ in my album https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...p?albumid=2027 Some still not positively identified. Tim
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29-09-20, 08:58 PM
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As most female jackets do not have breast pockets, a different type of lanyard is produced for them and I'm sure if the WRACs' wore lanyards this would have been the case. I also have not seen any evidence of them wearing lanyards though. Please see attached the modern versions of The Royal Logistic Corps, Female and The Adjutant General's Corps, Female for example. Notice the loops are inter-linked Ian
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30-09-20, 09:46 AM
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Makes sense, so my lanyard is not WRAC. Cheers all Chris
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