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Originally Posted by Milmed

Looks typical of WWII Egyptian cast badges

Originally Posted by GriffMJ

.....WW1 Egyptian bizarre made possibly?

Gallipoli, Egypt & Palestine December 1915 to March 1917
Welsh Horse Yeomanry


Egypt & Palestine 1917/18
25th (Welsh Horse and Montgomeryshire Yeomanry) Btn, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

France & Flanders 1918
25th (Welsh Horse and Montgomeryshire Yeomanry) Btn, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

Originally Posted by Sonofacqms

As Griff says, Gallipoli, Egypt & Palestine December 1915 to March 1917, this is the problem with sand cast badges, it could be 100+ years old or made last week.
I never pay much for sand cast badge, although I have a few, could be right or not.

Rob

Originally Posted by leigh kitchen

The fact that it's cast from a broken badge may be in its favour, squaddie breaks his badge, only one he's got, gets one cast from it.
Then again, you'd think one of his mates could supply an unbroken one to get ta copy made.

Originally Posted by Alan O

Do remember that WH badges were provided by the unit and not the Army so they was no WW1 equivalent of an NSN.

thanks for all of you who have taken the time to comment.

It was only £4 and seemed worth it even if only to see what it looked like.