Bays Badge

[magpie]

Originally Posted by JimD

Bob

I have always thought this one was a transition period 1900-1902.

Cheers
Jim

I think your badge is more ER than VR , it also seems to be a thick cast copy of a badge unless the ER badges are made this way.
Andy

[Nozzer]

Originally Posted by LONGSHANKS

Here's another Andy that I have. The voiding is incomplete.

Simon.

Is that another Lambourne badge Simon?

Just to illustrate what I mean about poorly made badges, here is another;

[LONGSHANKS]

Hi Andy, yes. here's the back of it.

Simon.

http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...ictureid=59767

[Nozzer]

Originally Posted by LONGSHANKS

Hi Andy, yes. here's the back of it.

Simon.

http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...ictureid=59767

Your link wont let me see it Simon. Never mind, I think that I saw it when you first showed it a while back.

My point of course being that some of these badges escaped the scrutiny of "quality control". The other option is that someone was helping themselves to the rejects.........

[sketchley kid]

Personal opinion it still looks crappy to me, and I certainly would not be bidding £9-99 for it!

[JimD]

Originally Posted by magpie

I think your badge is more ER than VR , it also seems to be a thick cast copy of a badge unless the ER badges are made this way.
Andy

Andy

You could be right on both counts, this badge has been in my "I dunno" box for ages, some days I think its good, others not!

Cheers
Jim

[sketchley kid]

It made £11-50.