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Connaught Rangers
I recently purchased this cap badge.
To me it has the signs of a good badge: 1. Voided strings 2. Void between the crown and harp 3. Tapered slider 4. Reinforced crown 5. Clear striking front and back. I would appreciate confirmation (or not) that this is a good, genuine cap badge. Many thanks, Phil
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Why do you believe it to be spurious?
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I don't think it is spurious, but I would appreciate confirmation either way.
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Looks to be a good original badge.
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Thank you very much for that.
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I think you are right!
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I too agree an original badge
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A superb example, me thinks!
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Very nice !
The strengthening loop behind the top of the slider was authorised in 1906 with a new WO Pattern number 4368B/1906. |
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