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Reference	Badge	Comments
Badge Reference 2373 Date posted Thursday 9th of November 2023		Badge posted by Malcolm Clark This was with some UK group badges, any identification? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2372 Date posted Thursday 2nd of November 2023		Badge posted by Jean Gosling This small ribbon badge was displayed in Mike Gosling's British Scouts in Foreign Countries collection, next to the Christmas Island badges. Can anyone confirm who used it? Thank you. Comment posted on Friday 3rd of November 2023 by Peter It's a bit of am unknown but I have it as possibly a Rover Scout unit in India Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2371 Date posted Thursday 2nd of November 2023		Badge posted by Jean Gosling These three badges were in Mike Gosling's British Scouts in Foreign Countries collection. I can see no mention of them in the catalogue. Can anyone confirm who used them? Thank you. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Edwin These are Group badges from Cyprus, and so listed. The group wore them on the back of their Neckerchief. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Dave Pinnington The two badges showing the outline of the island were used prior to independence when Cyprus was under British rule. The badge with a bird is a Group badge from Akrotiri. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley I believe they are all Group badges. The one with the map of Cyprus, I was told, was the first type worn by the 57th Cyprus (Episkopi) Group. It later adopted an anchor on a diamond shaped badge.The one with the bird on was the 58th (Cyprus) Akrotiri Group.If anyone knows differently, please let us know Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Jean Gosling Many thanks to you all for sharing your knowledge, much appreciated. Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2370 Date posted Monday 30th of October 2023		Badge posted by John Ball I acquired this badge recently. I assumed it was UK scouts in Singapore, early variety, but I now realise it should say 'Singapore' in the tablet, not 'Boy Scouts'. There is no 'un-named' variety listed in the Singapore or the BSIFC catelogues. I am confused. Is this an early BSIFC Singapore badge? Comment posted on Wednesday 22nd of November 2023 by Tony Dunn I also have this badge but its exact location is unknown. It first appeared at the 1947 W/Jam. Thought to be Ceylon, India or Burma but closer than that not known. Comment posted on Wednesday 22nd of November 2023 by Tony Dunn Both are British Group scarf badges. The map one was the 57th Cyprus Episkopi. Round dates was in use by 1960. Was also used by Cyprus island contingent to the Isreali Jamboree in 1965. Square issued by 1968 and a ribbon version was in use in 1998. Cyprus gained its independence in 1960 so neither are pre independence.The flamingo badge is 58th Cyprus (RAF) Akrotiri based on the station crest. 4 versions the last being pink on black 1979-2013. Silver on black 1/2B issued Feb 1964. Ribbon in 1973-1979. All EXT but 58th survive as Sea Scouts. Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2369 Date posted Saturday 28th of October 2023		Badge posted by Malcolm Clark Does anyone recognise this? Could it be from Victoria in Canada? Comment posted on Saturday 28th of October 2023 by john Africa Comment posted on Monday 30th of October 2023 by John Ball Africa: Rhodesia / Zimbabwe Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2368 Date posted Saturday 28th of October 2023		Badge posted by Malcolm Clark Any information? Makers name is Menda Comment posted on Saturday 28th of October 2023 by Edwin Denmedwark kfum assoc. Comment posted on Saturday 25th of November 2023 by Michael Denmark, KFUM, Skanderborg Len Division Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2367 Date posted Saturday 28th of October 2023		Badge posted by Malcolm Clark Any ideas on these two? Would seem to be somewhere in Australasia Comment posted on Saturday 28th of October 2023 by john also Africa Comment posted on Saturday 28th of October 2023 by Steve South Africa Girl Guides. Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2366 Date posted Tuesday 10th of October 2023		Badge posted by Peter Ford Can anyone help identify this badge, I am assuming it is a Group Badge Comment posted on Tuesday 10th of October 2023 by Fred Eardley This is the Group badge of the 115th Oldham (Northmoor Methodist) Group, Oldham District, Manchester North County.It is no longer worn by the Group. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley I believe they are all Group badges. The one with the map of Cyprus, I was told, was the first type worn by the 57th Cyprus (Episkopi) Group. It later adopted an anchor on a diamond shaped badge.The one with the bird on was the 58th (Cyprus) Akrotiri Group.If anyone knows differently, please let us know. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley They are all Group badges. The two with the name and map on are 57th(Cyprus) Episkopi Group and the one with the bird on is 58th (Cyprus) Akrotiri Group. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley They are both Group badges. The one with the island and name on is the 57th (Cyprus) Episkopi Group, and the one with the bird on is 58th (Cyprus) Akrotiri Group. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley They are all Group badges. The two with the map and name on are 57th (Cyprus) Episkopi Group and the one with the bird on is 58th (Cyprus) Akrotiri Group. Comment posted on Thursday 2nd of November 2023 by Fred Eardley I don't know why my efforts to ID the Cyprus badges in 2371 have appeared here. Perhaps someone can delete them, please. Add your Comments

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