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The Bystander, October 30, 1940 BADGE BROOCHES by CHARLES PACKER UBIQUE In 9ct. Gold, 30/All Corps and hand-enamelled most Regiments QUO-FASI THE QUI NAUGHT DIAMOND BROOCHES SET IN platinum AND GOLD USIQUE £8. 8. £7. 10. XIII Any made design. to 12.6. 12. Coloured sk estimates sketches free £13. £9.15. ARDUIS FIDELIS £18.7.6. DIAMOND RINGS KENT ANDUIS FIDELIS £18. 18. £42. 10 £8. 8. £23. 10 QUO DUCUN £25. £40. 9ct. Gold (any English Regt.) 50/14ct. £3.17.6 THE QUEEN'S CORNWALL OIT-QUI-M WELCH Some Scottish badges are slightly dearer. ALL BADGES ARE HAND-ENAMELLED Please send for our BADGE BROOCH LIST (in colour) including all leading Regiments. CHARLES PACKER 76 Regent Street, London, W.1. WINTERING WARMLY We believe that if you step inside one of our Ulsters you will scarcely notice winter. Doublebreasted and deep-collared, they provide comfortable quarters. They are very warm. They are very hard wearing. And they are at prices which we will not be able to repeat when stocks have to be renewed. 5½ 2 to 9 GNS AUSTIN REED OF REGENT STREET 103-113 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.1 TELEPHONE REGENT 6789
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The Bystander, October 30, 1940 No. 1924. Vol. CXLVIII. The Bystander HOME GUARD " The Old and Bold " This white-haired veteran of past campaigns has gone back to school at the War Office's new training centre for the Home Guard (latest nickname, The Old and Bold "). This school at Hurlingham replaces Osterley Park as chief training ground. Here from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. for three (later on for five) days, members of the Home Guard will learn about the latest arms and tactics, under a Commandant and staff of Regular Army officers and men. Instructors from the International Brigade have also been transferred from Osterley Park to Hurlingham. The brief intensive training should give pupils a new perspective of the Home Guard's extremely important place in the defence scheme, and send them back to their units primed with enthusiasm as well as instruction to hand on to their mates

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The Bystander, October 30, 1940

WINTERING WARMLY

We believe that if you step inside one of our Ulsters you will scarcely notice winter. Double- breasted and deep-collared, they provide comfortable quarters. They are very warm. They are very hard wearing. And they are at prices which we will not be able to repeat when stocks have to be renewed.

5½ 2 to 9 GNS

AUSTIN REED OF REGENT STREET

BADGE BROOCHES by CHARLES PACKER UBIQUE In 9ct. Gold, 30/- All Corps and hand-enamelled most Regiments QUO-FASI THE QUI NAUGHT DIAMOND BROOCHES SET IN platinum AND GOLD USIQUE £8. 8. £7. 10. XIII Any made design. to 12.6. 12. Coloured sk estimates sketches free £13. £9.15. ARDUIS FIDELIS £18.7.6. DIAMOND RINGS KENT ANDUIS FIDELIS £18. 18. £42. 10 £8. 8. £23. 10 QUO DUCUN £25. £40. 9ct. Gold (any English Regt.) 50/- 14ct. £3.17.6 THE QUEEN'S CORNWALL OIT-QUI-M WELCH Some Scottish badges are slightly dearer. ALL BADGES ARE HAND-ENAMELLED Please send for our BADGE BROOCH LIST (in colour) including all leading Regiments.

CHARLES PACKER 76 Regent Street, London, W.1.

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