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argyll 13-09-19 01:38 PM

22nd Bat.
 
good morning,

I would like to know if this type of cap badge was used by the 22nd Canadian French Battalion during the First World War.

https://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/16/67/53/81/cap_ba17.jpghttps://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/16/67/53/81/cap_ba16.jpg

thank you in advance for your help

manchesters 13-09-19 03:18 PM

Yes it was.

regards

argyll 13-09-19 04:52 PM

Good evening,

Thank you for your response.

Kind regards.

michel

Bill A 13-09-19 06:38 PM

Badges with the 22 numeral imposed were worn by the Bn, but not with the white metal overlay. The wartime badges with 22 were darkened bronze finish, brown enamel finish or pickled finish. The white metal overlay type was not adopted until the R 22e R became a regiment of the permanent forces of Canada shortly after the war.

Wingnut 19-12-19 12:09 PM

I did see a cap badge with the silver overlay maker marked Hemsley. Would that be immediately after WW1? Any idea when Hemsley stopped making badges? I have only ever seen CEF badges by Hemsley.

Bill A 19-12-19 01:20 PM

Hemsley were in business for sometime after the First WW. I have correspondence from an old time collector requesting badges from them in the 1920's.

argyll 19-12-19 07:48 PM

Good evening

a big thank you for the explanations.

Merry Christmas - best wishes.

Kind regards

Michel

jean-paul Vermersch 20-12-19 06:58 PM

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Hello Michel, I'm going to speak French for Michel, a frog eater like me.
content de te voir sur ce British forum,

Il y a plusieurs modèles du "Vandoss" J'ai la chance de posséder le 1er modèle sans N° 22. Le badge avec le N° du 2ème modèle était en laiton et noirci comme le dit Bill A.

Voici des photos du WWI sans N° (il vient des environs de chérisy) et du WWII avec N° blanc. Il n'a pas démérité non plus pendant la 2è guerre.

here are several models of the "Vandoss" I am fortunate to have the 1st model without N° 22. The badge and the N° of the 2nd model were in brass and blackened as Bill A says.

Here are photos of WWI without number (it comes from the surroundings of cherisy) and WWII with white number. It did not fail either during the 2nd war.


Bonne soirée et bonne fin d'année.:)
JP alias (quaren'tro)

argyll 20-12-19 09:26 PM

good evening,

hapy to see you here.;)

merci pour la comparaison.

regard

michel


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