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what do we think good bad or ugly kings liverpool regiment 10th scottish bn
what do we think good or bad kings liverpool regiment 10th scottish battalion i got it at auction it has a j r gaunt tab it looks right and fills right it looks like silver but i can not find any marks the the makers tab is in the same white metal and is a bit rubbed the tab that is not the badge there is no rubbing to the badge showing a bass metal could it be silver plate and in excellent condition it was sold has original please let me know your thoughts on this
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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i do know this but i was wondering if there was anyone else on the forum its not old timers or is it
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Could you try again please. regards
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thanks you made my day i do love a chuckle in the morrning its not afternoon yet is it?
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Like Simon I don't understand you
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Don't understand either !!!!!
Andy
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Certainly not one that I would want to buy!
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Can anyone confirm that this badge (in the op) has a 'closed' wreath and is therefore a sporran badge not a glengarry badge? Regardless of authenticity? Best regards, Mike
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The wreath in the OP does look closed to me and I have a similar chromed badge which I am sure is a sporran badge. I show it on the right next to the slightly smaller cast sporran badge and a glengarry badge on the left to show the open wreath. An Image of the rear of mine showing Gaunt tab to follow Last edited by Paul Spellman; 05-04-17 at 10:39 PM. |
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Rear of similar badge with Gaunt tab
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Hi Paul. Thanks for replying. I ask because because I too have a closed wreath badge very similar to yours and the badge in the op, but mine (which has a Gaunt plate in the middle, like the op badge) has not been replated, ie the lugs and Gaunt plate are still brass/copper. I had read that a Gaunt plate was correct for a sporran badge but not for an open wreath (ie glengarry) badge? Will try and post pics tomorrow. Best regards, Mike
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Can someone inform me please what makes a closed or open wreath with regards to a Liverpool Scottish badge. Just not seeing it. Regards, Paul.
Ah- is it on the larger badge the crossing of the 'stalks' at the bottom of the badge is all that makes the join- and that is 'open'? Last edited by wardog; 05-04-17 at 11:53 PM. |
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Mine. Only recently acquired. Clearly Paul's, Life Boy's and this one are all from the same 'pod', with the same construction - the horse and scroll being attached via 3 pins to the back plate - 2 on the lower legs of the saltire behind the 'King's' scroll and one in the centre behind the horse's body (visible on the back of mine, just above the Gaunt plate). If those are the ends of the pins visible on the back, then they are an incredibly good fit. Since these are clearly an easily identifiable badge, might be a good opportunity either to put it to bed once and for all as a copy, or to confirm it as a good 'un, or at least as a 'possible' worthy of further debate? Would be interesting to know why your's have been plated. Best regards, Mike
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