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Old 21-01-20, 08:36 PM
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Not officer's but 2 seem to be RMA and the others just the wreath and globe.
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I don't believe the 2 you refer to are RMA as they would have been wearing the grenade style badge. I have a feeling these are all Engineers and the 2 with cap badges where the globe and laurel appears to have an additional piece at the top may well be the badge pictured below.

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I don't believe the 2 you refer to are RMA as they would have been wearing the grenade style badge. I have a feeling these are all Engineers and the 2 with cap badges where the globe and laurel appears to have an additional piece at the top may well be the badge pictured below.

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Paddy,

That is an interesting badge. How is it constructed, struck in one piece or are the flames added to a collar badge?

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I am pretty sure that it is a King's crown.

Apologies, I was talking about the image posted by Simon, in the second image.
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Paddy,

That is an interesting badge. How is it constructed, struck in one piece or are the flames added to a collar badge?

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The badge I have pictured is not genuine, it is one I put together as a representative piece to fill a gap until a the unlikely time that a genuine one turns up (I will then deconstruct the one I have). There is a genuine one pictured on page 191 of Personal Distinctions. I believe it is made up of a RM globe & laurel and the top of a generic fusiliers regiment shoulder title/collar grenade.

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Old 22-01-20, 04:24 PM
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A better view,seems to be your badge paddy.
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Andrew

The badge I have pictured is not genuine, it is one I put together as a representative piece to fill a gap until a the unlikely time that a genuine one turns up (I will then deconstruct the one I have). There is a genuine one pictured on page 191 of Personal Distinctions. I believe it is made up of a RM globe & laurel and the top of a generic fusiliers regiment shoulder title/collar grenade.

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Hi Paddy,

Many thanks. Is the original badge constructed in such a way as yours or is it struck in one piece?

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