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Cloth patch ID help please
Any help with these four patches please? I think the Blue patch with Gold crown and arrows is something to do with 'Eastern District' - Suffolk, St Edmund or similar and possibly related to the scouting movement? I also know I have seen the kukri and bayonet example identified elsewhere before but for the life of me I cannot find it again! As always, my thanks in advance.
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FORMATION SIGNS
Hello,
Bottom row, 18 Infantry Brigade, Malaya. UK Eastern District. Regards. MJW |
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The rider on the horse is a Royal Libyan Army badge pre Gaddaffi
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Agreed
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Top left is, I believe, a battalion flash of the Border Regiment - the "China Dragon". This example - 7 Border in 213 Inf Bde is in my collection.
Border.7 Border 213 Inf Bde 1943.jpg |
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Bottom right is silk woven example of the post WW2 2nd pattern 54th East Anglian Division TA formation sign.
Tim
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Top left Dragon could be Cumberland and Westmoreland Army Cadet Force (sponsored by the Border Regiment).
Tim
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That's more likely than an obscure WW2 battalion flash. Mike
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Thank you so much to all of you. I would never have got them identified without your help and I'm very grateful indeed.
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King Idris I Regiment (ref "The Formation Sign Issue 269 Jan - March 2018, pages 8 / 10).
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