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East Riding
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Collars
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Titles
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Lovat Scouts
Only like the first two
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Title
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Scottish Horse
Opposite to last post first two I don't like fourth is miss-struck voided
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Collar
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Titles
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Welsh Horse Title
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Inns of Court
These are a bit complicated
Pre 1908 Collars Rifle Brigade VB
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London Regiment 1908-32
Cap/Collar?
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OSD
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OSD Collar
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Inns of Court Reserve Corps 1914-19
Collars
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1932-61 cap/collar?
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Inns of Court and City Yeomanry Post 1961
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Collar
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The Inns of Court Reserve Corps did not wear collars, consequently you have two cap badges.

Similarly the BB Inns of Court VRC are cap badges which are found in both GM and BB.

....my Grandfathers old Yeomanry.

I really don't know much about Lovat Scouts badges but I don't really like any of them except for maybe the small voided example. I hope I'm wrong.
Cheers,
Alex

The Inns of Court Reserve Corps was obviously a WW1 VTC.

The VRC badge is the pre-1908 14th Middlesex (Inns of Court) Volunteer Rifle Corps.

Neither formation were Yeomanry.

Nice picture of your grandfather wearing the Tudor Crown Inns of Court OTC collar badge.

He was born in 1901 (his Great Grandson born in 2001)..... and went on to be in the RAOC in WW2 (MID/Monty). Headmaster in civy street.

Thanks for your comments Luke's had the Kipling and King out along with churchill not much help with pre 1908 vrc but low and behold the RC was in both I should look better.

Inns of Court Cont.
Beret
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Titles
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King's Colonials
I regard all the following as gap filling dross unless someone knows better
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Badges marked Silver are not normally good so what is this
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Amalgamated Regiments
Berkshire and Westminster
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Title
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Queen's Own
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Collars and Title
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Kent and County of London
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Title
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Queen's Own Mercian
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Suffolk and Norfolk
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Officer Collars
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Scottish and North Irish
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Dorset
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King's own Yorkshire so what are Light Infantry Yeomanry
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Beret
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Aha, awaiting OC14's input on those last two..... particularly the bullion......

I have this one. (But probably shouldn’t!)

See OC14 post for more detail:
http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...60&postcount=5

Tim

Also a ‘new metal’ version. King's Own Yorkshire Yeomanry (Light Infantry) - 1996-1999.
An elegant badge with no known NSN but a batch of 600 was made by FIRMIN of which 200 were converted into belt plate badges with flat short lugs.

Tim