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Showing results 1 to 14 of 14 Search took 0.00 seconds. Search: Posts Made By: Rednek

Forum: Infantry and Special Forces 04-10-23, 01:15 AM

Replies: 3 Cap badge for review Views: 696 Posted By Rednek I agree with Kingsley. Does not look like an... I agree with Kingsley. Does not look like an original die struck badge.

Forum: General Topics 25-09-23, 09:36 PM

Replies: 11 Australian STAFF Officer Cap Badges Views: 807 Posted By Rednek You are quite correct. The question was in... You are quite correct. The question was in relation to "Australian Staff Officers", no other specifics. My responses were to illustrate that the badges are rank badges, and actually, not...

Forum: General Topics 24-09-23, 09:02 AM

Replies: 11 Australian STAFF Officer Cap Badges Views: 807 Posted By Rednek To clarify, The first two badges are rank... To clarify, The first two badges are rank badges, for Colonels and Brigadiers. The rank badge worn by Sir John Gellibrand in the later photo is that of a Major General.

Forum: General Topics 24-09-23, 01:08 AM

Replies: 11 Australian STAFF Officer Cap Badges Views: 807 Posted By Rednek OK, rank badges. Not sure. And, it would... OK, rank badges. Not sure. And, it would depend if "officially" There can always be one (or more), who decide "I'd like to wear one like that" :)

Forum: General Topics 23-09-23, 06:17 AM

Replies: 11 Australian STAFF Officer Cap Badges Views: 807 Posted By Rednek For rank badges, rather than Corps badges? For rank badges, rather than Corps badges?

Forum: Other Corps 09-09-23, 10:27 AM

Replies: 4 4th Railway Unit, A.I.F. enamel badge- cap, collar, other? Views: 502 Posted By Rednek It was listed as a "WW1 unofficial badge", in the... It was listed as a "WW1 unofficial badge", in the old badge books. But, doubt it was worn as such on service. I believe an Association badge, and would wear quite well as a tie pin. Just a tad...

Forum: Other Corps 09-04-23, 11:52 PM

Replies: 6 the badge that never was AAMC Views: 652 Posted By Rednek Thanks for the link to that album, very... Thanks for the link to that album, very interesting.

Forum: General Topics 11-10-22, 10:41 AM

Replies: 4 a few new patches Views: 974 Posted By Rednek HQ Coy 2 Div? Possibly not Australian? HQ Coy 2 Div? Possibly not Australian?

Forum: General Topics 19-09-22, 01:29 PM

Replies: 3 Auctioneers Sydney, advice needed Views: 837 Posted By Rednek Agree with Kingsley. Nobles would get them to... Agree with Kingsley. Nobles would get them to the notice of most collectors in Australia (and even some overseas).

Forum: Photographs of Australian Servicemen and Women Wearing Insignia 06-08-22, 07:39 AM

Replies: 1 unknown trade badge? Views: 843 Posted By Rednek Hi bc, He does appear to be wearing ACMF... Hi bc, He does appear to be wearing ACMF badges.

Forum: General Topics 31-03-22, 09:53 AM

Replies: 9 Any one lucky today at Nobles Auction? Views: 1,080 Posted By Rednek Agreed. Prices of the lots were over my max.,... Agreed. Prices of the lots were over my max., then, as said, 22% on top of that. And, very spirited bidding from multiple bidders, on the floor and online.

Forum: Formation Signs and Unit Colour Patches 18-12-21, 08:50 AM

Replies: 10 Patches any idea what they are ?? Views: 1,352 Posted By Rednek G'day Jack, I identify the two round colour... G'day Jack, I identify the two round colour patches as 2/31 Bn AIF, my uncle's unit. All the Best Phillip

Forum: General Topics 17-11-21, 08:32 PM

Replies: 18 Australian Vietnam Headress Views: 1,117 Posted By Rednek The turned up side of the hat has "pin" holes,... The turned up side of the hat has "pin" holes, potentially indicating the badge was post Vietnam, as at that time, mostly "1953-60" badges with lugs were worn. Very few "anodised" badges with pins...

Forum: General Topics 17-11-21, 08:03 AM

Replies: 18 Australian Vietnam Headress Views: 1,117 Posted By Rednek Back then, they were referred to as "giggle... Back then, they were referred to as "giggle hats". And, no badges (metal or cloth) were worn on them. Maybe some person added a badge to one of these at some stage, but, certainly not on field...

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