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Unknown Badge help needed
Hello all! I'm a retired Engineer from the USA. I have an unknown metal badge,
that i could use some help on. It was found in Canada, in an old trunk. That's about all i know about it, but will post photos below. I would like to know what the Country of origin is, the meaning of the badge, and the time frame it was issued, and or worn. Thanks in Advance |
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Hello Toolman, welcome to the Forum. Your account is active and open for posts. Hopefully someone can assist.
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Looks like a Dutch or other European country, going by the crown.
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Thanks Bill
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It's not British, but I would go along with European. A little small for a hat badge, but judging by the curve to it and method of attachment it - maybe.
Craig |
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Hi Toolman, for me the crown is danish, why it would be so low on the badge is interesting, maybe aircrew, or similar? food for thought. Regards Mark
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The circular part at the top looks like a gear wheel so maybe a type of engineer?
David. |
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Thank You all for your replies, and insight so far. I will pursue the danish crown theory. I was thinking the 3 devices could be either, (Don't Laugh Now) lol, bombs, torpedos, or the simulation of an airplane prop. ????
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