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    Also worn by some Infantry as well
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    That may explain this then,

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.

    Lugs replaced by a safety pin for attachment to a beret ?
    I always thought it was a nurses issue being plated.

    Cheers for that info. Luke. You sure know your stuff back to front.

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    That may explain this then,

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.

    Lugs replaced by a safety pin for attachment to a beret ?
    I always thought it was a nurses issue being plated.

    Cheers for that info. Luke. You sure know your stuff back to front.
    ooooh now that changes things LOL

    What you have is a sweetheart badge, The hat badge has had the lugs removed the safety pin added and has been been chromed. He probably made It for his mum, wife or girlfriend

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    Either that or it was already a chromed badge turned into a sweetheart... Still a great badge though

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    I have a spare single one floating around If you need one
    Thanks mate but I have a full set down at the RSL. These are "spares".
    Good on ya but.

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    I had best explain what I am posting today are "unknowns" or items I am not comfortable in displaying at the club as I am not sure of them. Also Items I have as "spares" as I call them. Doubled up in my collection.

    The safety pin attached to the "Rising Sun" has been soldered on with a high silver content low melting point silver solder. Could be a sweetheart as the cut off lug "stumps" appear to have been plated after it was removed.

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    I had best explain what I am posting today are "unknowns" or items I am not comfortable in displaying at the club as I am not sure of them. Also Items I have as "spares" as I call them. Doubled up in my collection.

    The safety pin attached to the "Rising Sun" has been soldered on with a high silver content low melting point silver solder. Could be a sweetheart as the cut off lug "stumps" appear to have been plated after it was removed.
    Yeah mate It was really common for the diggers to do this, especially with a collar badge and a shoulder title they would solder the two together and chrome it... If i had my bloody camera I would post some examples... I will give it a go on my phone If the photo's don't suck i will post some pictures up

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    Any call's on these.
    Artillery I feel but the format of the red and blue I am not sure off.

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.


    This is one is certainly 7th Divi Divisional Artillery.

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.

    A bit moth nipped but. We should move all Australian cloth items to Tassie as we don't seem to have the same issues with hungry moths down here. . I'll look after it all for you blokes, no worries

    The 7th Divi pug came from the big Island.

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    This post late '42 unissued 2/13th T patch I am not sure of re originality. It doesn't glow under the UV light but I still wonder.

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.

    I would like to think it's good but not sure.

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    Yeah mate It was really common for the diggers to do this, especially with a collar badge and a shoulder title they would solder the two together and chrome it... If i had my bloody camera I would post some examples... I will give it a go on my phone If the photo's don't suck i will post some pictures up
    Thanks mate

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    This post late '42 unissued 2/13th T patch I am not sure of re originality. It doesn't glow under the UV light but I still wonder.

    Post your WW2 Australian Insignia.

    I would like to think it's good but not sure.
    Looks good to me

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