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RA Officers ? Busby badge
Hi All,
Just trying to find out a bit more information on this badge to correctly label up its description. A Victorian RA busby badge. I believe it to be Officers. Base metal is brass then a seam where it goes to WM ? or sliver plate ? Then a SP centre scroll/motif ? And can anyone tell me the aprox period worn. Many thanks in advance, Mark |
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Its a British Volunteer Artillery, officers Silver plated Busby badge/Plume holder.
Worn 1860-78. regards
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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RA
Much appreciated Simon.
Mark |
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busby
PS - how difficult would it be to obtain an original plume for it ?
Mark |
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I have always admired these plume sockets but have never been able to find out whether all the six varieties that I have were worn in Australia by the colonies of NSW or Victoria. Also worn in New Zealand.
There are WM and gilt badges with the royal cypher both officer and OR. My question is: do gilt badges exist (like the ones scanned) with the gun in the centre? Never seen one. Last edited by kingsley; 05-01-22 at 08:33 AM. |
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They shouldnt do, never seen one, but never say never.
regards
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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RA Busby Plume
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they make all the plumes and hackles for the British and Commonwealth forces. http://theplumery.co.uk/ best regards John |
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Why did some wear the the gun variety and others the coat of arms?
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