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Brian,
I've looked at what I have on the subject and still can't find a reason for the white serial '6' on the unit sign. Serial numbers on a unit sign were allotted only for field units of the Regular Army. Militia units were not allocated serial numbers but were to have a 2 inch white stripe along the top of the rectangle with the abbreviated unit title in 1-1/2 inch black letters. I can only think that the serial '6' is locally applied and unofficial. The rectangles for the vehicle unit sign were to be 9-1/2 inches wide by 8-1/2 inches high if applicable. If not then 7 inches wide by 5 inches high. I don't have a size for what the serial number should be. I've also learned that 133 Transport Company paraded out of Burlington Street Armoury in Hamilton. I can't say if this armoury still exists. I hope all of this helps. Cheers, Dan. |
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