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Old 04-01-14, 07:00 PM
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One for Hagwalther Re first pattern a/a cap badge I have seen both marked -firmin on left of the cross and firmin slider and unmarked examples Are the unmarked items correct and issued for use by the regiment

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Old 04-01-14, 07:44 PM
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One for Hagwalther Re first pattern a/a cap badge I have seen both marked -firmin on left of the cross and firmin slider and unmarked examples Are the unmarked items correct and issued for use by the regiment

Many thanks for any replies Regards David
David,
To start the ball rolling, I have a London Badge and Button co Ltd. a/a example.
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Does it have the coloured inlay or just silver and gold?

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Andy it's just silver and gold, two piece construction.
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Tony,
I'll leave the answer to Chris as he has done the later research, however LB&B have produced badges out of period for the collectors market! I believe Firmin made the early (initial) S&G badges and also the subsequent inlayed badges too

http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/for...ictureid=61668

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Many thanks Tony and Andy for your replies My 2nd type [inlayed ]is Firmin marked
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