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Old 16-07-18, 10:54 PM
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Hi Guys,

Just thought I'd share with you an interesting Tank Corps lapel badge I recently picked up.

Never seen one of these before. It also have a buttonhole device on the back.

Mick
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Only seen overseas service represented by a red and blue enamelled chevrons before. Interesting little 'Mufti' badge. Regards, Paul.
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Only seen overseas service represented by a red and blue enamelled chevrons before. Interesting little 'Mufti' badge. Regards, Paul.
Thanks Paul. Could it be a badge worn by a member of the TC OCA?

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! Interesting badge.
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Do you think the chevron part of the badge has been detached and put back on upside down or has the badge been manufactured that way?
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I believe it was made that way.

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