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Old 20-12-16, 07:53 PM
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Greeting Lads & Lasses,

A we round of the year, like many I often reflect on some of the finds throughout the last 12 months and I for one certainly have no complaints as some lovely treasures have come my way. However and perhaps the most surprising is the three shoulder titles shared here. I must confess that I have never really gotten too excited about shoulder titles and to my embarrassment have perhaps viewed them as somewhat of a 'plain Jane' in the badge world - not any more I'm pleased to say, as these three rare Shropshire related shoulder titles have all been added to my collation during 2016 and I couldn't be happier.

A) 13th (Shropshire) Company, 5th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry (also used as a Slouchy badge).
B) 11th Company (Oswestry High School) 1st Cadet Battalion, King's Shropshire Light Infantry (I have a pair).
C) Shropshire Territorial Royal Horse Artillery 1908 - 1921 (just arrived).

Can I ask the membership if You have had any nice 'shoulder title' finds this year? And if the answer is affirmative and you would like to share your best 2016 S/T's here, then I for one would love to see them.

Cheerio and here's hoping for some marvelous discoveries in 2017...

Cheerio,

Roy
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Old 20-12-16, 08:12 PM
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It's a long way from Shropshire, but donated by the widow of Maj Gordon Laverick of the Central India Horse 1938-1947 (Iraq, Western Desert, Italy and Greece)
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Old 20-12-16, 08:35 PM
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Hi Mike,

Thanks for sharing that. Gosh, what a beauty, well done.

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I had a few but added four new ones to my collection of Welsh TF S/T's.

T/4/RWF, T/5/Welsh, a broken missing its T/RFA/Welsh and T/Y/Glamorgan which is in the post
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Old 20-12-16, 09:33 PM
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Hi Jerry,

That's a really lovely group there, well done and great to see.

Just when I though I had gotten all my 2016 titles, this little beauty just arrived in the mail not twenty minutes ago.

Cheerio,

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Old 21-12-16, 12:46 AM
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Lovely shoulder title Roy. Here are s few of my recent finds that I particularly like. Cheers, Ian.
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Old 21-12-16, 01:05 AM
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Hi Ian,

Absolutely splendid old chap.

Canadian shoulder titles can be some of the nicest designed examples out there.

Well done!

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Old 21-12-16, 05:46 AM
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Hi Jerry,

That's a really lovely group there, well done and great to see.

Just when I though I had gotten all my 2016 titles, this little beauty just arrived in the mail not twenty minutes ago.

Cheerio,

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good to see roy that you have acquired one of these. well done. should I remove it from your wants list?
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Hi BC,

Yes, very pleased indeed but NO don't remove it from the wants list, I have a special interest in this corps. There may be variations out there, so happy to have other examples.

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Old 21-12-16, 12:39 PM
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I did find for a friend. Some of the rarer anodised titles.
PY Pembroke Yeomanry. A single that made a pair
WWY Warks and Worcs Yeomanry. A single.
NY Northamptonshire Yeomanry .A pair.

Theirs still a few scare ones to find.
The hunt goes on.
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