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Old 16-10-21, 10:58 AM
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I have just been looking at my KLR Badges and would be interested to hear the thoughts of other members. Am I right in thinking the top officers one was worn by 2nd Bn in India after WW1? The bottom right is I assume an officers collar from 1st Bn pre WW1? The bottom left I have always had slight doubts about but I have never seen another one like it so I assume it is a 5th VB WW1 Badge?
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The top design was in use prior to WW1 up to 1926 when the sealed pattern changed and a similar design of cap badge was issued. .See https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...ad.php?t=86774

The VB ended in 1908 so pre-dates WW1.

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The top badge was a Foreign Service badge - this one for the 1st Bn. It was intrduced almost certainly before 1900 (possibly 1896). There are photographs showing offr and OR wearing them in SA. (there is a collection of these badges in my album...


S&G, OSD and various die types of BM


Yes, look up the thread that Alan has highlighted

Lower left is a badge worn by 5th Bn officers from 1916 - up to 1926.
(there is a collection of these badges in my album...


Lower right - officer's S&G collar badge - worn 1926 - 1950

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Thank you both for your helpful replies. Denis
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