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arrestingu 19-04-22 07:35 AM

Unidentified Martingale badge for identification ?? any ideas folks ??
 
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...any ideas ??
a bit stumped myself ....thanks Steve :D

leigh kitchen 19-04-22 10:32 AM

13th Light Dragoons?

Ben Bevan 19-04-22 11:48 AM

Look more like an Ear Boss (with the ornate leather backing). Does it have two slits in the backing or a raised steel bridle attachment? If so, could well be the 13th LD/Hussars, as less detail was cast on these smaller items of horse furniture, as compared to the Breastplate Badge or Bit Boss.

arrestingu 19-04-22 12:58 PM

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....the rear appears very early..has stitching holes to leather. size width 2.5" height 3"
thanks steve

Ben Bevan 19-04-22 03:43 PM

Steve, too big for an ear boss methinks, much more breastplate size, but no Crown on top or the usual garter strap device for British Cavalry. I can’t find the design on your badge for any 13th Regiment, so still looking. Ben

arrestingu 19-04-22 03:52 PM

....i thought maybe one of the german state regiments, as the often used numerals and cypher within the design...not sure though...
thought could be napoleonic period, but yet again pure guess work...thanks steve

3748 Hussar 19-04-22 04:27 PM

Bit Boss / stirrup slide Not
 
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Not sure this is British, attached bit boss and stirrup slides to the 13LD

Maybe German Hussars

3748 Hussar

leigh kitchen 19-04-22 05:01 PM

I know it seems unlikely, but could the item be shown the wrong way up, the "XIII" being "IIIX" - "7"

Alan O 19-04-22 05:23 PM

No because only VII is 7 in Roman Numerals

leigh kitchen 19-04-22 05:27 PM

Yes, but IIIX is or was an alternative?

arrestingu 20-04-22 08:57 AM

..thanks for trying guys.
will have to keep researching ;)


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