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28-06-22, 03:03 PM
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UNKNOWN PATCH T in wreath.
I have come across this WW1 cloth trade patch - T in wreath but cannot I.D. it.
Shown in Edwards & Langley, page126 in cloth and also shown in metal. The nearest I can think is "Telegraphy" or "Tunneller" both which were Royal Engineer trades. Can you help??? engr9266 jerry
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28-06-22, 03:14 PM
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28-06-22, 05:17 PM
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In the Canadian army, the T wreath badge was a generic trade badge worn after 1942. Depending on the time frame, it was worn for a specified group (plain T was C, T / wreath was B and crown, T, wreath was A group). Later the T badges represented a very confusing mix of trade groups and levels of skill within the group. In 1944 the T scheme returned to three groups. There was a Canadian issue of T trade badges, but many Canadians acquired and wore the British made T badges.
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