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Old 09-12-21, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by magpie View Post
I think it may have been used like a horse shoe fitting rather than pinched, the bottom half poked through the the button hole and the returned crush fold then pushed under and badge twisted 90 degrees to the hole.
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Originally Posted by leigh kitchen View Post
I'd agree the slider may also be a buttonhole fitting, stick it in the hole, slide it across towards the end to "lock" it in.

Badges produced with a view to be used on headgear if and when uniform issued?
That seems a very possible/probable idea as it would 'secure' the badge , so perhaps the "NDC lapel badge" mentioned in post #1 and the "badge that can be worn in the buttonhole" from the Recuitment poster were actually what was (miss)identified as a cap badge ? (or was a dual purpose item)

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