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Cap badge help please


Tim Lynch

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Hi,

Can anyone tell me what this badge is please? The photo is dated December 1915.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Tim

Ah. It'd help if I put a picture here wouldn't it? Can't seem to get it to load. Sorry guys.

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Hi,

Can anyone tell me what this badge is please? The photo is dated December 1915.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Tim

Ah. It'd help if I put a picture here wouldn't it? Can't seem to get it to load. Sorry guys.

Hello Tim

try reducing the size of your picture, as you can only upload 100K

regards

Ian

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OK, having taken advice from Ian and forced a passing twelve year old to sort this out, here's another attempt to put up the picture.

Any info anyone can offer gratefully accepted.

Tim

post-29842-0-96329700-1301252644.jpg

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OK, having taken advice from Ian and forced a passing twelve year old to sort this out, here's another attempt to put up the picture.

Any info anyone can offer gratefully accepted.

Tim

Hi Tim,

I rather feel that he could be a colonial unit? but not sure what I'm afraid. He appears to have two pips up?

Good luck.

Robert

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Do you have a name Tim?

I've been called a great many names!

I take it you mean the guy in the picture. No, unfortunately all I've got is a dedication " Nance from Richmond 7.12.15". "Nance" is Nancy Cave, a VAD nurse based in Maidenhead. I've no idea what their relationship might be.

As Robert points out, he appears to have two pips up. I had thought that in the early war they would have been worn on the cuff rather than the shoulders but clearly not.

Cheers

Tim

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The pips appear to be on a greatcoat, not SD. I suspect that the cuff badges would only be on SD but await experts' views. No opinion on the cap badge, sorry.

D

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Tim It could be a cap badge from one of a New Zealand or South Africa Regiment.

Aye Rob

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Tim: you've got your answer on your other post. Close this one. Cheers, Antony

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