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General => Armed Forces => World War One => Topic started by: COMEONFRANK on Sunday 20 December 20 12:54 GMT (UK)
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Hi all
I have just had this family photo given to me but I know nothing about it , could anyone identify the cap badge or regiment ?
Thanks Paul
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Not sure , but could it be the West Yorkshire Regiment ?
https://www.britishmilitarybadges.co.uk/products/ww1-west-yorkshire-regiment-cap-badge-1.html
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Kings Liverpool Regiment ?
https://www.britishmilitarybadges.co.uk/products/ww1-kings-liverpool-regiment-kings-cap-badge---first-pattern-28.html
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It's the King's Liverpool Regiment.
West Yorks had all its legs on the ground and was wider.
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Yes The White Horse of Hanover.
My Dad’s Regiment.
Viktoria.
Well— at first glance yes but I have just got out a folder my grandson made, the badge from Dad’s blazer is there ,among other keepsakes.
Now I am not so certain, the bottom part where it says “ KINGS” is sort of scalloped , the photo you sent has only one dip in the middle. there is a bar above that alternate black and white .
The tail is carried fairly high.
The front legs are a bit higher than the back but not a full prance.
You can see all four legs .
Google it, I don’t know how to send photographs
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Thanks for everyones help :)
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The soldier is from one the King's Liverpool's territorial battalions. He is in either the 7th or 9th Battalions.
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Thanks alan o. :)
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Yes, Dad was in the 2/7 th ,number 269558.
Had been in The Derby Scheme I believe ,he had another number , 8278.
On Army Form B 104-83, which notified his family he was missing ,but not to presume he was killed it says - Territorial Force Record Office Preston .
Dated 7/5/17.
Hope this helps.
Viktoria.
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Thanks Viktoria
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No problem, you are very welcome .
We get help ,we give it ,
Happy Christmas.
Viktoria.