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A source that I recommend for British and German patch identification is titled "Military Collectibles (An International Directory of International Militaria)" published by Salamander Books Ltd. This book is a little bit hard to find (it's out of print), but it is a wonderful source for information on all kinds of military artifacts and has a huge chapter on metal and cloth insignia. Since it is published and illustrated in Britain" a large portion of the book covers British militaria. On the title page it says "A CIP catalog record for this book is available from the Library of Congress" & "ISBN 0-517-14216-4" this may be usefull in helping to find it. Good Luck!
Josh K. Headlee
Preservation Technician
Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites
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I am currently trying to track down information on British and Nazi
military patches. The Indiana Historical Society has a few patches of ea=
ch
type, but is currently unaware of what divisions/regiments/armies that th=
e
patches would have been worn by. I am wondering if anyone here might now=
of a reference book on the subject of British or German military patches =
from WWII. I am currently having difficulties locating such a resource o=
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my own. Thank you all for any help that you may be able to provide.
James Seikel
Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
Museum Studies Masters Student
Education Department Intern
Indiana Historical Society
450 West Ohio Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
317-234-1265
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