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Old 08-09-22, 10:59 PM
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Default Seaforth Highlanders Sporran Badge

This is a new one in the Canadian collection.

Can anyone help with the dates this would have been worn please?

Thanks in advance, Bill
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This is a new one in the Canadian collection.

Can anyone help with the dates this would have been worn please?

Thanks in advance, Bill
This is often described as a Seaforth Highlanders of Canada "sporran badge". I have never seen a picture of it worn on the sporran, or anywhere else for that matter. It looks like it might have been made so that it could be silver plated and the coronet and cypher separated from the scroll to be worn with the officer's 3-dimensional stag's head.

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Hi Phillip,

Thanks for that, I've never seen one in wear either but have now found it in Brookers book 6 as a ORs sporran badge 1920 -1939.

It is feasible that it was used for the coronet and scroll but the coronet would only have 1 lug facing the wrong way to attach to the cap badge lugs.

Guess I'll have to do some more digging on this one.

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Hi Phillip,

Thanks for that, I've never seen one in wear either but have now found it in Brookers book 6 as a ORs sporran badge 1920 -1939.

It is feasible that it was used for the coronet and scroll but the coronet would only have 1 lug facing the wrong way to attach to the cap badge lugs.

Guess I'll have to do some more digging on this one.

Bill
Don't believe everything you read in Brooker's books. I don't believe that badge was ever worn on the sporran, but I am happy to be corrected if there is photographic evidence of it in wear.

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