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Lost lamb for ID, please
Would anybody know to which particular flock this lamb might belong, please?
a) All-W/M b) Absence of halo, and no apparent sign of there ever having been one c) Standing upon a torse (as per the post-1924 Queen's Regiment cap badge) but of the same pattern as the pre-1924 badge, pattern 4681/1898 (absence of both the halo and scroll notwithstanding) d) Exactly the same size as the pre-1924 Queen's Regiment cap badge e) Appears to have had loop fixings at some point - no indication of there ever having been a slider With thanks, JT |
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Lost lamb!
Bo Peep
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Possibly part of Masonic regalia??
Tim
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That’s a thought. The paschal lamb (if that’s what this is) certainly is a ubiquitous creature, for sure.
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FAB499FB-E521-43D9-8CE9-B4FD6EF1FFB9.jpg JT Last edited by Jelly Terror; 21-06-18 at 04:41 PM. |
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I reckon you could be on to something there JT.
Andy
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Sutton Valence School also used the paschal lamb as a cap badge for the CCF and earlier incarnations.
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Hoping so, Andy. It'd be nice to nail this one.
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The Sutton Valence lamb bears no flagstaff of course, and stands upon a scroll as opposed to a torse. JT Ls.jpg Last edited by Jelly Terror; 21-06-18 at 08:42 AM. |
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