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The armed forces had to eat EmptyWed 20 Nov - 19:42 by Ev

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The armed forces had to eat Empty The armed forces had to eat

Post  HeatherT Wed 3 Sep - 20:39

Here is my Monogram collection - The Navy (?) and the Army

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Post  HeatherT Wed 3 Sep - 20:41

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Post  HeatherT Wed 3 Sep - 20:46

and this one...

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The armed forces had to eat Empty and drink

Post  TonyK Fri 5 Sep - 19:05

The armed forces had to eat Clp_ju10

This jug has an impressed "10.".

A civilian:
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Strike me pink! Is this a shape 773??
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The armed forces had to eat Empty un-marked

Post  TonyK Fri 5 Sep - 23:14

This shape was glazed and monogrammed in a variety of ways and is most often referred to as the NZR cup:
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Inverted handleless cups can still be seen serving as insulators on power poles in West Auckland.


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The armed forces had to eat Empty An Australian example

Post  TonyK Sat 6 Sep - 0:44

Used for buttered pins:
The armed forces had to eat 000_0110
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The armed forces had to eat Empty Up in the air

Post  TonyK Tue 9 Sep - 0:12

This pattern also appeared on a small souvenir dish (butter/pin?) which came boxed with an explanation of the design:
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It was on a range of flatware. It's clearer in this shot which is closer to the actual colour:
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Post  Ev Mon 30 Jan - 10:16

TonyK wrote:Used for buttered pins:
The armed forces had to eat 000_0110
Tony is this the Australian Army badge?  I have found the number is d508.
There is also Australia Airforce d556, but I'm not familiar with these badges.
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Post  TonyK Tue 31 Jan - 15:20

As far as I know this badge is the Australian army Rising Sun badge. I'll try and track down a web site with examples of the various military badges here.

http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-badges/00-badges-index.htm
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