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a) 616/1915 ...and then in 1916: b) Pattern No. 8988/1916 I wonder if it was the same badge as in 1915? Would the two examples below qualify as different patterns or simply makers' variations? No, I'm pushing it too far. |
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I'm not sure what the badge was at it's inception in 1908 BUT I strongly suspect that it was the same in 1915.
The only bit of information for the 1916 badge is that it was blackened ! (or was it blackened from the beginning -1908 ??) I don't know what 32/18642 is (though there are lots of wonderful things in WO32). What I intended to look at is WO 359 which is the records of the RACD up to ?1939. Secondly, I will look at the The Ministry of Supply 1939-46 contracts ledger for metal cap badges TNA SUPP 4/152 J |
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I went to the National Archives the other day and found a reference to the 17th Bn London Regt in WO/359/19 p69
To whit - a new design cap badge was authorised / sealed on 28th May 1938 as Pattern 11281/1938 (and as CB 134). It superseded Patt 4029 (not sure which year). I suspect that the Sealed Patterns may be at the IWM. |
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I very much appreciate your kind assistance with this, and thank you for taking time out of your visit to look this up. Really very kind of you. Thank you. JT |
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