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Old 12-12-13, 10:51 AM
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Just published, the latest edition of The Formation Sign, the journal of the Military Heraldry Society details the award of the Commando dagger to two RAF officers, an early RAMC arm badge, some unusual Home Guard insignia, details of German Marine Dienstgruppe badges and the first issue of Malaya Command’s kris badge, two unusually badged battle dress blouses, a brief history of the RAC’s Boys Squadron, the history of 64 Signal Regiment’s Glossop title and some rare cloth items worn by women serving in India in the Second World War. The issue is completed by some new modern British Army badges and the usual selection of unidentified items.

The journal is only available to members - who can now also buy copies of John Waring's long out of print cloth badge identification pamphlets - sample page attached -an unrivalled source of information on British cloth badges. A reprint of Volume 2 which covers amongst other things World War One cloth badges is in preparation.

Go to http://militaryheraldrysociety.com/ for details of the Society and have a look at the contents of the last twelve issues of our journal to see what you are missing.

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Old 12-12-13, 12:12 PM
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The Military Heraldry Society is a group dedicated to the study of British, Commonwealth and other nations cloth insignia. For those interested in that area of collecting, an important resource.
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