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Bedfordshire Yeomanry
Would it be possible for someone to post a photo of a Bedfordshire Yeomanry badge WW1 era?
Many thanks, Philip |
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Here you go the all brass version and the bimetal (post WW2) version. K&K have the bimetal one as pre 1920 but I do not agree as this one has the post war Gaunt mark on it.
The fakes are easy to spot as they are not voided where as the legs on the genuine ones are cut out. Alan Last edited by Alan O; 05-04-08 at 01:20 PM. Reason: typo |
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Alan,
Thanks for info and photos. See attached photo of a relative who was in the B.Y. taken in 1915 not the best quality but on the original I’m fairly shore its brass which would help support you theory? Philip Last edited by P.Jones; 05-04-08 at 05:29 PM. |
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Your chap was a pre was TF soldier judging by the imperial service badge.
Alan |
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Yes believed he enlisted or transferred in May 1915
Recently I read in "British fighting methods in the Great war" by Paddy Griffith. That quote "Three parties from the Bedfordshire Yeomanry transferred in autumn 1914 to serve as the Divisional Police of 48th Division. Still trying to find out if he was one of them. Philip |
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