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SAS good or bad
Have these two SAS badges in my collection I am of the opinion that they are good but after reading all the threads on the forum I am not so sure. Could anybody please enlighten me if they are good what era and country are they from.
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The cloth beret badge looks like an original late war badge.
As for the badge with a slider I'm unsure of its originality. Paul |
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Hi Paul,
That is great bought the cloth badge a while ago on eBay, looked good to me at the time but not totally sure good to get a second opinion. Thought it was British and good to hear late war era. Metal badge with slider was bought from a dealer as original so would be good to get some feed back on this one, I am aware they are hugely faked. Many Thanks, Colin. |
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This badge looks like your metal one?
My parents picked this badge up for me in the early 1970's, maybe a little earlier than that. It came from either the Gaunt or Firmin shop in London, I can't remember which offhand. It originally had a bronzed finish, looked little more than dirt, a single wipe with Brasso or Duraglit got rid of that. |
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As far as I am aware any post war issued metal badge was not worn by the Regulars but by the TA and then in No1 Dress hats.
I have seen several portraits of 21 SAS parading in No 1 Dress Blues in the 1960s. The badges were bi-metal. |
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Hi Gents,
Thanks for the feed back, so I am looking at a sixties 21 SAS no 1 dress cap badge. |
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