Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry gm
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A recent buy from ebay, it was pointed out to me as a good one before I bid and got it. Thanks to him who gave me the heads up, it is appreciated.
I assume as it is gm for the khaki sd cap it would have been introduced in 1905 when the cap was introduced, even if it is the 1902 to 1908 pattern? |
A lovely badge and glad you’ve landed one at a good price after such a long hunt.
Yes that’s right regarding the caps. |
thanks Luke for the comment and the heads up
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..... love this image :)
3030 (MY) 355404 (25RWF) Sgt. John (Jack) W BAKER End of War photo. * Clearly showing the shoulder badge of the 25th Btn. https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...ctureid=164294 |
How many tabs has the scroll got, Jerry, two or three?
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Very nice Jerry, some people are asking a fortune for these badges, never mind, you have one now.
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I was the only bidder and it was relatively cheap. |
Hello Jerry,
Yes, well that is certainly a big plus, I think I mentioned before that there is a dealer with half a dozen or so, but, the prices being sought are truly eye watering! They are nice badges though, I don't think that I have a GM example. Regards Frank Quote:
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Hello Jerry, I don't seem to have a GM example, only WM, I'll have to do something about that as and when!
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I managed to add another MYC to my collection, this time the full white metal version, interestingly it has a hairpin slider of the so named extruded type.
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It’s broken and has a replaced slider. The repairer has used a hairpin to give it a larger surfaces area for the solder which is visible.
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