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Old 30-03-19, 09:06 PM
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What manufacturer is this and is it real photo not great colours sorry
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Old 30-03-19, 09:13 PM
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What manufacturer is this and is it real photo not great colours sorry
I’ve not seen anything like this before, looks a bit suspicious to me

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Old 30-03-19, 09:16 PM
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I would suggest 'Junk' & Co, sorry.

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J & Co wouldn't put their name to that IMO.
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Old 30-03-19, 10:14 PM
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Whilst a poor looking badge, I assume the very fresh and very fake looking markings were meant to represent Jennens & Co and S for silver
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Old 30-03-19, 10:27 PM
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From the same stable (no pun intended) as this very wonky donkey http://www.whartonmilitaria.co.uk/de...y&item=BBY0006

Note the identical font and same top heavy ‘S’. A very modern fake and one for the bin I’m afraid.

As JBBOND says it’s pretending to be a Jennens & Co badge but is nowhere near the quality of the real thing. Also 3 loops for this badge is both incorrect and unnecessary.
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Old 31-03-19, 01:53 AM
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