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phaethon 20-11-18 12:16 PM

Rifle Brigade Silver badge
 
Hi all,

just wondering how common are these silver made Rifle brigade badges? I haven't came across with these before until now and after first glance didn't find anything online to compare.

http://static2.nagi.ee/i/p/1013/87/2534699597a5e0_l.jpg

http://static2.nagi.ee/i/p/1013/87/25346997f2f1b8_l.jpg

KLR 20-11-18 12:20 PM

What date is the 'Hall Mark' ? If wartime, there were probably quite a few, the manufacturers (who were they ?) will have wanted a reasonable return.

gb64 20-11-18 12:56 PM

Hi
Nice badge, they do come along now and then but not that common( well not for me anyway :rolleyes:)I’ve just brought a nice 1914 example from Jack (Irish) , hard to tell yours could be 1917 ?? Have to have better image of the hallmark, I’ve quite a few of these all Various dates.

Gerard

phaethon 12-01-19 11:41 AM

Finally got time to make few extra shots...


http://static2.nagi.ee/i/p/1014/58/25364669e3f3dc_l.jpg

http://static2.nagi.ee/i/p/1014/58/25364671dc5cae_l.jpg

http://static2.nagi.ee/i/p/1014/58/25364673b76d26_l.jpg

phaethon 12-01-19 11:42 AM

I dont have any officers medals from the Rifle Brigade in my collection so this badge mist likely ends up for a sale.

phaethon 12-01-19 12:16 PM

Is itcorrect: E&S Anchor, S - Edward & Sons, Birmingham and S stands for year 1913?

KLR 12-01-19 02:21 PM

I have to admit that I haven't heard of Edwards & Sons - but might it be F&S for Firmin & Sons ??

gb64 12-01-19 03:00 PM

I would say F&s, Firmin & sons for sure, and still think hallmark for 1917, pm on its way as I’d be interested in the badge at the right price 😉

Gerard

phaethon 12-01-19 06:15 PM

Of course Firmin and I blame predictive text :).

Also looks like 1917 is the correct year.

Thanks all!


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