Numbers on badges

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AlanBartlett
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Numbers on badges

Post by AlanBartlett »

Evening all,

This evening I was pottering about in the garage putting my picnic rack back on the car, when I noticed the badge on my radiator, its a round jowett car club one, with the javelin pointed logo in the middle. I was wondering what the number "207" meant below it?
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ian Howell
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Post by ian Howell »

Alan: -

The number is simply a serial number for the badge. It is possible that club records show who originally purchased it.

You may recall from Wakefield that the Centenary badges are similarly numbered 1 to 100 in a limited edition of 100 only.
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