Hi,
I was wondering if someone could help me out with records to a George Patten please?
From what I already know he joined up on the 13th March 1882, retiring on 18th March 1907 as an Inspector.
He was a Constable in N. Div., Sergeant in W. and M. Div. (possibly station Sergeant), and Inspector in C. Div.
Many thanks,
Andy
Would the City of London armbands have had a buckle fastening?
The reason I ask is I saw a red and white striped example yesterday, which had press studs with no sign of a buckle ever being attached.
Many thanks,
Andy
With most mines the pin acts as a safety device,when it's removed the mine is armed.
When it's replaced it stops the pressure plate from moving.
Regards,
Andy
Hello, I thought some of you may like to see this badge and certificate awarded to my Grandma for making Swordfish 'planes during the Second World War. I've had the badge for a while,but have only recently got the certificate,which was found when my Mum was going through some of her Mothers things. I don't know if they are rare,but I've certainly never seen another example! Kind regards, Andy
Thanks Rick!! It was cheap, ?12 or $17,did I do ok? Plus it's in mint condition,no mothing/tears etc. The only thing that puzzles me is the lack of maker marks,none at all,is this usual? Kind regards, Andy
Hello, I picked this up today because it was cheap! Please can someone identify it for me,I was thinking Army officers parade belt,but Russian items aren't my strong point! Kind regards, Andy
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