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Some nice items there, thanks for posting.
Would love to be able one day to date the title in your first picture. I am leaning towards it being early in my opinion. I am still looking for a small "of" in the 48th HofC. |
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Couple sheild variations.
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#93
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Very nice
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Collector of brass numerals worn within Australia between 1912 - 1918, by all infantry battalion soldiers on the front of their caps and slouch hats. Always looking to buy or trade with other like minded collectors. |
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Thanks for that. Every time I post a picture on this site it turns them sideways for some reason. Prettty much give up posting.
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Please keep posting your 48th pictures, as I'm happy turn your images the right way up, if they don't load properly
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Collector of brass numerals worn within Australia between 1912 - 1918, by all infantry battalion soldiers on the front of their caps and slouch hats. Always looking to buy or trade with other like minded collectors. |
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48th Highlanders cap badges
I have just recently got my Cap Badge collection out of the loft after an interval of about 17 years and plan to remount the badges.
I have just reviewed and downloaded your 48th Highlanders cap badge photographs. I think the first CEF badge I collected was the large 15th Canadian Battalion one. My first connection with the Canadian armed forces was in 1952 when the RAF sent me to RCAF Gimli, Manitoba for 9 months (NATO scheme) to carry out my wings training on the North American Harvard. In later years I often visited Toronto and the 48th Highlanders clubhouse. I also got to know Ed Denby. I see that I have two 92nd Battalion badges, one by Tiptaft. Your photograqphs will be helpful in mounting my Canadian badges. cheers Syd Ashurst |
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Glad the pictures were of some help.
I have added many more variations, makers and different examples since this post was originally done. |
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Very nice
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Collector of brass numerals worn within Australia between 1912 - 1918, by all infantry battalion soldiers on the front of their caps and slouch hats. Always looking to buy or trade with other like minded collectors. |
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