Yes, but, given this particular author, I would be very sceptical anyway, to say that it is "taken" to be a brooch, suggests it is not, but, was worn by "sergeants" in 44, if it was not "issue" who were they made for and why?
Did the "sergeants" just go out and buy them, if so, where from and who else bought them?
All it does is make this sort of thing a lot more expensive than it should be.
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Originally Posted by leigh kitchen
No idea, I just knew that I'd seen the badge somewhere before, I was surprised at its identification in the magazine given the photo you mention.
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