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RFC cap badge
Hi
I found this in a shoe box of stuff I haven't looked in for years ( about 20 years ? ) Not even sure where I got it . What do you think . A copy ? Thanks |
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The back
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Looks good to me
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No, not a copy, that lovely orange metal, it would have looked really magnificent when new.
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It looks good.
Has anyone done research on the makers of RFC badges? I believe there was at least one Canadian maker.
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I would suggest actually more than one!
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Checking the mm's, I think I have found at least 3.
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In many cases, it is not just the size, which is so often rather more than mm, the metals, the loops and completely differing details.
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Sorry, by mm I meant maker marks. Yes, different makers had slightly different dies. Roden and Birks are two, and a third badge was made from a different die but no mkr mrk.
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Oh okay, well you do certainly encounter, on occasion, the odd really superb example totally devoid of any mm, rather than the usual Roden made stuff, but, quite frankly, I like them all.
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