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Old 25-06-21, 08:05 AM
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Def. on ebay? Looks like a beret in my collection, the collar badges being affixed to the beret when I bought it in Peterborough years ago. (Not a problem if it is by the way, at my low level of research, photography and collecting I have no problem with anything I put up on the interweb being used by others).

I have another 1950's or 60's R. Leicesters green tomb stone beret, with bimetal badge.
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Old 25-06-21, 08:32 AM
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An image shown on "Tiger's in The News".
I think it's showing a "large" R. Leicestershire badge with correspondingly larger green tomb stone rather than a "beret sized" badge being worn by an ex-serviceman so perhaps / probably not as worn during service?

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Old 25-06-21, 08:33 AM
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In that case, apologies mate - it was years ago and from memory I thought it was on Ebay, my bad ( maybe it was before it came into your possession?), I just kept the image in my records.

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Old 25-06-21, 09:37 AM
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No prob at all, as I said, if I post things on the Web they're fair game although I understand people who put a lot of time, effort, research and perhaps money into their subjects getting annoyed.

I think the "collar badge beret" is a 1960's dated one, I'll dig out the two berets I have.
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Old 25-06-21, 11:29 AM
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An image shown on "Tiger's in The News".
I think it's showing a "large" R. Leicestershire badge with correspondingly larger green tomb stone rather than a "beret sized" badge being worn by an ex-serviceman so perhaps / probably not as worn during service?

https://sites.google.com/site/tigeri...-photos-page-2
The beret and badge are not from the same era and not WW2. I suspect he has bought them some decades later.
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Old 25-06-21, 11:48 AM
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Presumably, though the old Soldier's service continued into at least the 1950's.
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Old 01-07-21, 06:33 PM
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Been away in the west country so have some additions
I think this to be ok three voids to the bottom
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the first picture is from the badge above the second from my previous post I have not seen eyebrows quite like the second before

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Old 01-07-21, 10:28 PM
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The tiger is fine Neil, cheers Dean
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A very Fat cat
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Old 12-09-21, 06:20 AM
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I would get a second opinion on the fat cat! It looks to me like somebody has drilled holes behind the scrolls to fool the buyer into thinking they are vent holes
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Old 12-09-21, 10:10 AM
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Sorry the fat cat belongs in a Felidae all of its own - as Alex points out they look to be drill holes, no to this one, cheers Dean
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