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Old 01-08-18, 11:42 PM
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Hello all,
Here is recently acquired badge for your interest.
It is bimetal as described in KK1694 and has both the JRGAUNT/LONDON tablet and a stamped Rd.No.648797.
As this is the first Gaunt badge I have with such a number, what is the significance of this?
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Old 02-08-18, 06:39 AM
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It could be the registered design number. This number would indicate the year 1915.
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Old 02-08-18, 06:20 PM
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It could be the registered design number. This number would indicate the year 1915.
Thanks, James,
That's good to know.
Cheers, Tinto

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Hello all,
Here is recently acquired badge for your interest.
It is bimetal as described in KK1694 and has both the JRGAUNT/LONDON tablet and a stamped Rd.No.648797.
As this is the first Gaunt badge I have with such a number, what is the significance of this?
Cheers,Tinto
Did you sell this badge on?

I have the same badge, with the same number.



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Old 26-07-24, 09:06 PM
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Unless the plaque has moved, voiding altered along with braze spill and stain changes then they are different badges.
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Old 26-07-24, 09:14 PM
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Unless the plaque has moved, voiding altered along with braze spill and stain changes then they are different badges.
well spotted - I had originally assumed the number was a regimental number & not a registered design number as stated. RTFP.

Thanks for pointing out the obvious

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