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High Wood 07-03-20 02:38 PM

Frosted Parachute Regiment cap badge.
 
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I am not sure if frosted is the correct term but it definitely has a subdued finish. Is this unusual or how they were issued?

Jack8 07-03-20 04:24 PM

Could well be the known version of this badge which has a silverwash finish. It is not very durable which is why you can see the brass base showing through.

You can find some old posts on the forum about this.

Jack.

Frank Kelley 07-03-20 06:44 PM

I tend to just leave badges alone, it is just age, give it a wipe if you feel the need to.

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Originally Posted by High Wood (Post 502291)
I am not sure if frosted is the correct term but it definitely has a subdued finish. Is this unusual or how they were issued?


silverwash 12-03-20 04:21 PM

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this one has gone through the "wars", literally. and beyond ! mechanic, coalman.

High Wood 12-03-20 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by silverwash (Post 502710)
this one has gone through the "wars", literally. and beyond ! mechanic, coalman.

An Air Drop coal delivery round, now that is a sight worth seeing. Free drop 56 lb sacks of coal at the end of each road followed by a stick of burly paratroopers to deliver them to the door. That should keep the housewives happy

Thank you for posting.

silverwash 12-03-20 06:31 PM

digressing, the " clubman " flew Corsairs in the Pacific and the "Coronaman" drove bowsers.


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