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21-06-18, 09:59 PM
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Lambourne Manufactured
Continuing my research into badges manufactured by" LAMBOURNE" during the Great War, I am unable to determine if there are any "York and Lancaster Regiment" or "Tank Corps" that are marked on the shank "LAMBOURNE & Co BIRMINGHAM" (underscored "o"). The only examples that I have seen, although yet to own, are marked "LAMBOURNE'S".
Can anyone help contradict this finding? thanks, Andrew 
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24-06-18, 04:42 PM
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Andrew
This may be what you are looking for. The 'o' is underscored but difficult to see. I am satisfied the badge is genuine. Trust this is of help Myles DSCF3577.jpg DSCF3581.jpg DSCF3583.jpg
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#4
24-06-18, 05:03 PM
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Andrew, great project !
There are, as we all know, two different stamps, I assume the first is LAMBOURNE’S / BIRMINGHAM and I assume that the second marks it's incorporation LAMBOURNE & Co / BIRMINGHAM the big question is when the change came ??? J
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30-06-18, 04:42 PM
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Yes, I am trying to find which came first and if possible the dates the back mark changed. I just can't put the time in to do the research at present, which is a shame. If it doesn't get a response on this thread, I will open a new one, but can anyone tell me when "coffin" lugs replaced normal lugs on shoulder titles, or were they used at the same time as each other? Thanks 
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#6
30-06-18, 05:09 PM
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Going by this advertisement from 1955 I would say Lambourne’s is later.
They may have dropped the & Co when they moved to Great Hampton Row in 1932 Paul
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#7
30-06-18, 04:35 PM
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Sorry for the late reply, but it has been one of those weeks
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