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13-01-24, 03:08 AM
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Unknown brass cast badge
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13-01-24, 06:48 AM
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It's of white metal? A Queen's Own Hussars NCO's arm badge I think, except it has a slider.
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13-01-24, 07:25 AM
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Leigh Kitchen, thanks.
I believe you're right. It is however made of brass and presumably as a replacement for a missing cap badge? regards
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13-01-24, 07:39 AM
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Ian ,
As mentioned in the above post it’s a sand cast 7th Hussars NCO armbadge , the slider has been added at a later date . It’s not a cap badge. !!!!!! 3748 Hussar
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14-01-24, 06:15 AM
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3748 Hussar,
there is no evidence of any other fitting so the slider was fitted at the time of manufacture. For this reason, I suggested that that it may have been used as a cap badge, not that it was a cap badge. Strange things happen in war situations. I do appreciate that it is an NCO sleeve badge though. Regards, Iain Quote:
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