Can anyone help with these

[pdpres]

Inherited 100s of badges from my late father mostly vintage WWI & II British Army, But still coming across ones I cant identify, Foreign or Non Military.

Any help would be appreciated.

First one I thought might be Turkish

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Thanks Paul

[pdpres]

Number 4 has the motto Veho, juventus Fortuna, The Letter D&A at the sides and CCF at bottom, (Could it be Combined Cadet Force?)And the small enamelled badge has the word Poccia on blue enamel.

Thanks Paul

[Alan O]

The wreath and horn, badge #2, is the Cameronians, the Scottish Rifles. If it is anodised aluminium then it was worn by cadet forces after the regt disbanded in 1968.

The silver shield #4 is a school Cadet badge for Dollar Academy and one I would be interested in if you were looking to sell it.

The others are not British.

Alan

[leigh kitchen]

No. 5 is, I believe, the Duke of Edinburgh's award.
Was it worn by D of E Royal Regiment as an award badge for best company or similar?

Edit - looks like the standard gold level award brooch. I think DERR had an embroidered cypher and coronet without wreath as an arm badge?

[peter monahan]

The first badge is one of the Gulf states - possibly Aden?

[Wmr-RHB]

Originally Posted by pdpres

And the small enamelled badge has the word Poccia on blue enamel.

Thanks Paul

That is cyrillic for Rossia (Russia) and the eagle looks like that.

[Phil2M]

First one is the 'Aden Federal Guards'

[Phil2M]

Second one is the Cameronian Rifles

[pdpres]

Apologies for the late response, Changed Broadband suppliers with the usual problems.
Many thanks for the replies.
I am still coming across badges in Dads collection that I cant I.D, it's my intention to put them in a nice display case when sorted, something he had been meaning to do for years.
Excellent site, very informative.
Alan I have sent you a PM.
Paul