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17-04-09, 01:49 PM
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Hampshire regiment badge
Hi in the new members intro I mentioned my 2 projects this is the first as can be seen above and to the left of my I.O.W Rilfles is a hole,this is for my 7th Hampshires badge if some one could please tell me if its genuine.Its cast brass,see pics below.thanks in hope Roger
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17-04-09, 07:16 PM
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Y&L
Hi RMR,
Cannot help with your 'dog gauge' Hampshire badge. What a great way to display your badges. Only one observation, your York & Lancaster badge needs moving. A bit east and south, the regiment came from Sheffield. All the best, Alan.
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18-04-09, 12:06 PM
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Hi Roger
Nice way to display your badges novel idea, 1 point what are you doing with the Scottish and Irish regiments are they on a seperate map, if so make sure its a big one , Malc
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21-04-09, 10:24 PM
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7th Hants
I am afraid I do not like the look of your 7th Hampshire badge, I think it is a restrike as the detail on the reverse is poor and the loops look modern, keep it until a better one appears.
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