Egypt Gloucestershire Badge - Genuine or Not?
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I believe this to be an Egypt Gloucestershire Regiment pouch badge - screw fittings rather than lugs? I think the number 28 represents the 28th On Foot Regiment, but not sure if the numbers belong with the badge, even though they were together in my late Dad's collection. Help needed please whether you think the badge is genuine. I have looked at other images and have noticed a difference in mine, in as much as the design under the EGYPT plinth is not attached to the plinth, there is a small gap. Hopefully you can see what I mean from the photos. Your opinion would be appreciated and if genuine, a rough valuation. Thank you.
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Can't really help but I did find a thread from 2013 showing a similar pouch badge.
Gloucestershire pouch badge Hopefully someone else will have more information. . |
This style of badge was pretty heavily restruck . However, good signs are that the restrikes I saw had loops. The fact this comes with lugs and nuts is good.
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I have the same badge and it is from the same die.
It came from a dealer selling fakes and it cost me GBP 10.- I am quite sure it is an older fake. |
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I agree the black, flat patina on the back and light and clean front do make it look like an artificially aged badge.
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Hi All
I recently found this badge and thought I would resurrect this thread. The maker-mark seems genuine and the badge appears to be bronze. Thoughts? Cheers, Alex |
That is a single collar OSD collar badge.
CB |
Thanks CB. I had thought the collar didn't have the scroll but I don't know much about collars at all.
Cheers, Alex |
Confusion!
This thread started with a pouch badge and ended up with a collar badge, admittedly they both pertain to the Glosters, what do we reply to?
Rob |
I thought mine was also a pouch badge, just with lugs.
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