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Old 12-02-08, 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Cardiffbloke View Post
Really sorry to bring this old chestnut up again, and i did see the answer the other week on one of the other threads but cant find it now!!

What year (roughly) did the badge manufacturers stop using brazing holes to attach central sheilds to BM badges? I know that almost all WW1 badges should have them but later issues?
Would they have stopped using them by say 1930 -1935?

Howard

Hi Howard,

Know the thread you're thinking of, I believe the suggested date was 1927 (but that must be rough as a badgers arse). God knows when it first became possible to braze without holes but it's a guess as good as any, and again it comes down to different manufacturers... I've a RIF with braze holes and a Dowler slider, which (the maker) apparently makes it WW2 or after so they were still using them then.

Cheers,

Luke
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