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Officer collars?
Just checking if these two are officer collars. The D &D looks to have been bronzed? They were not amalgamated until 1958 so these metal collars I assume we're short lived. The Queen's is very shiny, were that silver plated and gilt? Any guidance as always appreciated.
John |
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D and D worn by officers and WO1's on Service Dress
I'm unsure about the Queens Regiment one but it was also worn by the Princess of Wales's Regiment, I wondered if it was worn by all ranks. Regards Sean |
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The Queens/PWRR just Officers. The ORs had the same in anodised . There are new metal versions with pins also.
The No2,service dress collar is worn by all ranks in a bronzed finish. The D&D is more interesting. As previously stated ,worn by WO1s and Officers ,but its the first pattern . Measurement across the bottom scroll is 32mm . Note the non void either side of the central turret. Finally the top scrolls sit higher up the central scroll.Also found in silver/gilt with and without voids Worn until 1978 i think could be 72 when it was replaced by a smaller version with a different pattern number. Im sure Lassiepen will give you the correct date . |
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Thanks for the replies both. The D &D collar is indeed 32mm across the bottom scroll.
Cheers, John |
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