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Old 28-02-22, 06:19 PM
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Hello

Can I ask your opinion on this Border shoulder tab being WW2 period please?

I'm thinking post war but a nice example.

Appreciate your opinions

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Old 09-03-22, 01:39 PM
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It is postwar, that is why it is still available after all those weeks online.
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Old 09-03-22, 02:27 PM
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Hi ccfc,

I've attached a ww2 version for reference.

BDR-TITLE-1-1.jpgBDR-TITLE-1-2.jpg

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Sealed Master Pattern from 1956

From 54Bty collection

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Old 09-03-22, 04:57 PM
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And a WW2 variation of Marinus' example.
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Old 09-03-22, 04:59 PM
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Thank You for the detailed information.

At least I've got an idea of what I'm looking for now

Many thanks

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Have no real knowledge on the tab in question, but I do know that on some of the older film, the color yellow would look black or dark in black and white pictures. Not sure if that might apply here or not???

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Old 10-03-22, 11:09 PM
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Have no real knowledge on the tab in question, but I do know that on some of the older film, the color yellow would look black or dark in black and white pictures. Not sure if that might apply here or not???

Terry
this is what you are referring to :

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Panchromatic_film

however this is not relevant to the colour of thread used in the construction of the WW2 1st ( Airborne ) Battalion, the Border Regiment
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