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WCS 1923 - the cap is believed to have belonged to Arthur Morgan, Neath & Glamorgan. It has been suggested by 'JP' that this cap is a Wales Civil Service cap.................... "Re
the WCS 1923 cap for Arthur Morgan. My “guess” is that it’s a
Welsh Civil Service Cap. - Civil
Service Sport was once pretty strong – they were one of the 21
founding clubs of the RFU – and there were certainly
Internationals played between the Welsh and English Civil Service. I
have a programme from the late 40’s of a game played at Swansea. I
recently bought a Birmingham Civil Service RFC cap from the 20’s
so Rugby was widespread within the Civil Service at the time. Have
tried some research but can’t prove if this was the case. Maybe
some family background on Arthur Morgan will shed light on what he
did before he went north." .... the fact that the cap is dated 1923 and not 1922/3 or 1923/4 seems to suggest that it was presented for a 'single' appearance, we have seen a programme dated 1924 for a civil service international between England and Wales. Unless of course this is a cricket cap, possibly the 'C' stands for 'cricket'. I do however side with 'JP' on this that it's a Wales Civil Service cap...... any further info or comments will be greatly received CLICK
HERE TO EMAIL THE WORLD RUGBY MUSEUM Great News ! - we have managed to obtain an England v Wales Civil Service 1923 programme with Arthur Morgan listed in the Welsh team ! photos to follow soon ! |
Maroon tie - with what looks like an eagle. made by Kent and Curwen. 8.5 cm
Ref: TT05-027-tiuk |
Eastern Counties of England | |
Navy tie - blue on white diagonal stripes throughout the length with what looks
like a rugby ball with AAC written above it. Made by Altio. 6cm
Ref: TT05-029-tiuk |
AAC - Rugby Amsterdam | |
Navy tie - white and red diagonal stripes throughout the length with a
dragon on top of a rugby ball at the bottom of the tie. made by Gilt
Edge. 95cm
Ref: TT05-034-tiuk |
Old Wesley RFC, Ireland | |
Navy tie - with a dragon on top of a rugby ball, possibly a BSC Port
Talbot RFC tie. Made by Gilt Edge.
7.5cm
Ref: TT05-081-tiuk |
Old Wesley RFC, Ireland | |
Green tie - red and white diagonal stripes and an unknown crest, made
by Horton's in Dublin, 7.5cm
Ref: MT01-283-tiuk |
Bective Rangers FC, Ireland | |
Green tie - Canadian tie, made for Woodwars Stores Ltd in Canada,
10.5cm
Ref: MT01-315-tiuk |
Kats RFC, Canada | |
Red, Black and yellow stripes tie. made by Gibson Price. 8cm
Ref: TT05-036-tiuk |
Lansdowne FC, Dublin | |
Green tie - with a dragon and the letters S.C.R.F.U written underneath. Made by
Halliford Ties ltd. 10cm
Ref: TT05-049-tiuk |
Southern California RFU, U.S.A | |
Maroon Tie - with a shield with unknown symbol and E.S.R.F.U written
underneath. Possibly English Schools, Made in Scotland. 9cm
Ref: TT05-064-tiuk |
Essex Schools | |
M(?)RFC, a New Zealand club tie from the Canterbury Union - 6cm - made by Eskay, NZ Ref: PC33-074 |
Marist RFC, Christchucrch, NZ, now Marist Albion | |
Green tie - unknown badge, made by Eskay in NZ, 10cm
Ref: MT01-292-tiuk |
Eastbourne
RFC, Wellington, NZ
http://www.allteams.co.nz/eastbourne-rugby-football-club-inc/ |
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Navy tie - silver stripes and unknown symbol of rugby ball with PRFC
below, 7.cm
Ref: MT01-264-tiuk |
Petone RFC (Wellington, NZ) | |
Blue Tie - white stripe throughout the length with a unknown symbol
with N.D.S underneath. Made in England. 7.5cm
Ref: TT05-065-tiuk |
New Dock Stars RFC (Llanelli, Wales) | |
Blue tie - red dragons with shield and white XVs underneath each dragon, 7.5cm,
made in Scotland by Maddocks & Dick Ltd
Ref: MT01-203-tiuk |
Llandovery
College 1st XV, circa 1980s
Thanks to Andrew Morgans, ex Llandovery College |
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Black tie - a shield including a castle and a dragon. Made from Terylene. 6.5cm
Ref: TT05-051-tiuk |
Carmarthen
Quins
http://www.carmarthenquinsrfc.co.uk/Home/Page Thanks to Andrew Morgans, ex Llandovery College |
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Navy tie - red and white diagonal stripes with a shield, with three swords
inside. Made in England. 8cm.
Ref: TT05-042-tiuk |
We
originally though that this was a Middlesex tie but have been
informed that it is an old Essex RFU tie
Thanks to Charles E Faulkner |
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Navy tie - with what looks like an Owl on a dolphin with C.R.U.F.C written
underneath. Made in England. 10.5 cm
Ref: TT05-054-tiuk |
Cleethorpes
RUFC
Thanks to Diane Dixon, NZ |
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Navy tie - unknown crest, made by Firmband in England, 8cm
Ref: MT01-275-tiuk |
Weymouth
RFC, England
Thanks to Diane Dixon, NZ |
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Black tie - a red diagonal stripe throughout the length with what looks like a
deer's head with a cross between the antlers and GRFC written underneath. Made
from Terylene. 8cm.
Ref: TT05-061-tiuk |
Grangemouth RFC | |
Black tie - red stripe throughout the length with what looks like a deer's head
with a cross in-between the antlers with GRFC underneath. made by Filaspun. 7.5
cm
Ref: TT05-066-tiuk |
another....... Grangemouth RFC | |
Green tie - probably a welsh tie, 6cm
Ref: MT01-333-tiuk |
Welsh Private Greens Bowling Association - a bowls tie sneaked onto the page. | |
Black tie - grey diagonal stripes throughout, unknown badge with
Newport above, 9cm -
Ref: MT01-306-tiuk |
Newport
Monsanto RFC - Monsnato was a chemical company - (Now called Solutia)
in Newport who ran a rugby team - they appeared in several Gwent
district 7 a- side tournaments in the 1960s. It is unknown what
years this team ran for.
identified by MM Wakefield |
Thanks to Alberto Marchi, a former University of Milan skipper who identified the following ties from teams he played against whilst on tour in the U.K.
Thanks to David-Owen Richards for the following identifications
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