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Old 07-03-16, 03:26 PM
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Default WW1 era Norfolk Rgt badges for opinions plse

I have accumulated a few of these and would like to sort " the wheat from the chaff " can I have opinions please on any rotten apples in the barrel? I suspect at least 50% of them but I am still on a steep learning curve ! Many thanks James
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Old 07-03-16, 04:17 PM
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Some closer photos of the bimetal badges .
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Old 07-03-16, 04:26 PM
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Cool Norfolk Regt pre 1937

James,

I am not keen on number 3, what others think I don't know.

Rob
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Old 07-03-16, 04:29 PM
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Thanks Rob , I certainly have my suspicions on that one as well; very little detail to the face and a massively inflated cheek!
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Old 07-03-16, 04:57 PM
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Question Norfolk

James,

The thing that first does it for me is the title scrolls.

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Old 07-03-16, 05:45 PM
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James,
whilst I mirror Andy's respect for Rob, I believe he is spot on with it being an unmarked Lambourne badge. Here is one I have listed which has some good images.

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Old 07-03-16, 06:18 PM
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Can I please say a very large thank you to all 3 of you for your very experienced and very informative responses . It's good to hear that I haven't wandered too far off the path so far ! It's a very humbling experience for me with my new collecting interests being the new boy in the class and I genuinely appreciate your positive and informative help . I hope to be able to return the favour as I get further down the road ! In the meantime if any of you ever have any questions or need help with any cloth insignias relating to the German SS then I have 30 yrs collecting experience I can share with you.
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Old 07-03-16, 06:27 PM
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Cool Lambourne Norfolks

Well, I live and learn, I did not know that the common fake was based on an unmarked Lambourne badge, I always thought that all Lambourne badges were marked on the slider, quality not always at a premium.

The reason I said that I was not keen on badge No 3 was that I'd never seen one of these until about thirty or so years ago when a lot of these badges seemed to be around, but thanks guys for your help in this matter.

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Andy,
interesting that you have three variations (Die/Manufacturers) of the c.1916 "All Gm" Badges. I only have the same three! Of all the 26 Inf "EI" badges the Norfolks appears to have one of the least variations (apart from the Irish badges).

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Letter o (round and small looking) very noticeable on those Lambourn types. Regards, Paul
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