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woznotwos 03-02-18 09:59 AM

MGC Brass button officers
 
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Can anyone shed a light on whether this could be WW1 and original or should I stay clear ? many thanks , Warren.

yorkstone 03-02-18 10:53 AM

Officers button I would buy it no obvious issues noted.

Regards

Stephen

woznotwos 03-02-18 11:33 AM

Thank you , Warren.:D

Frank Kelley 03-02-18 03:57 PM

I am puzzled as to why you think it is, in any way, whatsoever, spurious?

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Originally Posted by woznotwos (Post 434844)
Can anyone shed a light on whether this could be WW1 and original or should I stay clear ? many thanks , Warren.


Cribyn 03-02-18 06:03 PM

One point to appreciate is that this design of button was used by the Canadian Machine Gun Corps between about 1929 and 1936, by the Canadian Prince Rupert Regiment between 1942 and 1946 (and by some other Canadian units as well I believe) long after the British Machine Gun Corps was disbanded in 1922.

Unfortunately I do not know whether these Canadian units used buttons with British or Canadian backmarks.

Roger

woznotwos 03-02-18 06:45 PM

Thanks Roger I wasn't sure if these would be solely WW1 hence my query.

woznotwos 03-02-18 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Frank Kelley (Post 434863)
I am puzzled as to why you think it is, in any way, whatsoever, spurious?

Sorry Frank I only collect ww1 and wanted to be sure that they weren't used beyond that date. Apologies if I've posted in the wrong thread.:o

Frank Kelley 04-02-18 08:00 AM

Well, I do think it certainly pays to be very careful these days!

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Originally Posted by woznotwos (Post 434885)
Sorry Frank I only collect ww1 and wanted to be sure that they weren't used beyond that date. Apologies if I've posted in the wrong thread.:o



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