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Old 07-01-24, 01:04 PM
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Default Not military !!!!!!

I like books on non military badges that help identify items that possibly could be military but are not ( if you see what I mean)

This morning for £1 I picked up the little 1958 book on Scout County Badges, unfortunately not in colour but at least one badge in it was incorrectly identified as Militaria in a collection I once saw.

Also nice to see the badge I wore in the Cubs and Scouts.

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Old 07-01-24, 01:39 PM
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Nice find Peter, looks like the original owner was a collector, having ticked off the badges he has acquired.
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Old 07-01-24, 01:59 PM
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Default Badges and Caps of Public Schools

A good find and useful reference.

For a long time I’ve been wondering where to post the below images which shows Public School caps and badges in hope it may be useful to ID badges misidentified as OTC/CCF.

Hopefully the pictures are clear enough to be of help.
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Old 07-01-24, 03:55 PM
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I like books on non military badges that help identify items that possibly could be military but are not ( if you see what I mean)

This morning for £1 I picked up the little 1958 book on Scout County Badges, unfortunately not in colour but at least one badge in it was incorrectly identified as Militaria in a collection I once saw.

Also nice to see the badge I wore in the Cubs and Scouts.

P.
Really nice find and useful. You have posted the same page three times any chance of the rest, please.

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Old 07-01-24, 04:12 PM
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Sorry Marc,

Will post the other pages in due course.

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Really nice find and useful. You have posted the same page three times any chance of the rest, please.

Marc
I'm seeing the pamphlet cover and 3 images showing 6 different pages?
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Peter,
Very useful. I wore the Liverpool Liver Bird from 1959 until the mid 1960s in the 11th Crosby cubs and scouts. I think we became ‘Merseyside’ in the late 1960s?

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Old 07-01-24, 06:18 PM
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Tim,
I was 18th Wavertree.

Leigh,

I have deleted the duplicate pages.

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Strange they never showed for me

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2nd/1st Hurst , was mine
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Tim,
I was 18th Wavertree.

Leigh,

I have deleted the duplicate pages.

Peter
26th Picton, why named Picton I don’t know but on a quadrant of areas tucked back in the cinder path over the road adjacent to Queens Drive opposite from Forbes House which was probably a natural progression for me and many to be an Army Cadet
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1st Cheshunt, both as a Cub and Scout, Senior Sixer in The Squirrel patrol.

Oh those were the days, sizzling sausages on a stick over open fires, and eating them half cooked, filling water bottles form woodland streams, Health and Safety............never heard of it.

I have my Scout shirt still in my loftr with Scout cords and badges adorning it............doesn't fit though.

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Old 07-01-24, 08:32 PM
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I think I've got a couple of woggles somewhere, one with the gold printed emblem, the other with the later riveted gold plastic one, but that's about it.
Years ago a female I worked with became an Akela with a local pack and wore her old girl guide uniform - never has a person looked so good in an old - and too tight shirt.......
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Just an excuse to post this British Legion badge !

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Thank you for the school badge plate.
I found it is from the Boy's Own Magazine 1905:

https://www.abebooks.co.uk/first-edi...d#&gid=1&pid=3

I think I have identified one of my unknowns:
Royal School, Cavan
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