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Old 30-09-23, 09:57 AM
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Gents, these have been lurking around for ages in my odds & sods box - pretty sure I haven't put them up for identification before.

Red printed in a light khaki drill. 50p for size comparison - I have no idea what these are. Any suggestions welcome. Could they be scouts or something?

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Old 30-09-23, 04:23 PM
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Repro signs of 3rd Bn and IVth Bn Coldstream Guards. The originals were Embroidered on Felt (as befits a Guards battalion). John Waring's JW1/716 and 717 refer.
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Perfect - many thanks Mike.

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