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Old 16-01-21, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by dumdum View Post
Have put my hand on a small 9ct badge that is unnumbered, Gaunt marked with a capital "B" hallmark (can't find this one for the period that would fit!) and contained in a small cardboard box.

An older hand has scrawled "Legion Gold Badge" on the top and then "H J S" on the bottom of the box.
An unnumbered Gaunt British Legion badge with a capital "B" hallmark could possibly be from 1951/1952 , does it have the Birmingham (anchor) mark ?

I'm guessing that the letters on the bottom of the box could be the members initials .

Spotted this one (on a card) on eBay and assumed it was a Gold badge until I checked the photo of the back of the badge , no number or hallmark.

It looks like someone has put a basic badge on a card which originally held a Gold one. I have now got into the habit of asking sellers for a rear photo of badges to check fittings/manufacturer/numbers etc.


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