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got these mixed in with several gold ones...anyone know what they're for?

EDIT: Pictures are lost

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These could be a number of things (particularly the ones in the cluster on the left - which I have no idea about) but the one on the right looks like an old ROTC patch that they would wear on the lower right sleeve (often accompanied by a star or a patch saying "ROTC"). I have seen identical ones in gold and blue. So, perhaps it is ROTC?

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I've always heard it may be Canadian? think.gif

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These are U.S. Labor Service/Civilian Support rank insignia, e.g. for guards etc.

1 stripe: "Watchman", 3 stripes: "Inspector".

 

Lars

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As the three stripes together appear to be German bevo weave, I would agree with the German Labor Service ID for those.

The single, is made exactly the same was as a WWII overseas bar except for the color. I would attribute the single to a US ROTC unit. During WWII, different school were affiliated with certain branches of service. Norwich University for example was a Cavalry school. The red stripe would have been worn by a cadet that was going to school at a college or univeristy affiliated with the field artillery, coast artillery or Engineer Corps.

Allan

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