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[Music] hi everyone bringing you a video today looking at well talking a little bit about British plastic insignia produced during the Second World War what has inspired this is a comment left on the April Fools video I did looking at 13 commando the made of unit ie I came up with for that and worn on the commando Bari in that video was a plastic Royal Army Service Corps cap badge this one here these are very real its not part of the full which was what was assumed they these are very real and were produced during the Second World War and were going to just have an introductory run through the history of these today I dont have very many of them but a friend of mine Alan does have many more and Im hoping to do a video in the future looking at some of his collection in more detail which will obviously you know run over a bit more of the different designs there were and so forth and the different variations in the designs but this is an interesting piece of wartime economy in 1940