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17-06-10, 12:13 PM
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Le Regt De Hull
Just got this badge - nice badge - nothing special - but nice! My reference says that the "HULL" Regt Officers badge has a SILVER tower in the middle (much like the New Brunswick badge I have included).
The construction of the "HULL" badge is very good and it appears to be 'frosted gold' or 'fire gilt'. Question??? What is the "HULL" badge - a very good OR's badge or a Officers??? Thanks Larry
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17-06-10, 12:48 PM
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Sorry I can't answer you on this Larry, but this an KC officer collar may help,from the Scully's files.
Jo http://www.williamscully.ca/gallery2...r_s_collar.jpg
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17-06-10, 03:19 PM
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Le Regt De Hull
Yes! Much like the BCD badge, years ago you would have said that it is an Officers, now it is just a very good quality OR's.
So I'll mark it in the collection as an OR's. I thought it would be as all of the examples I have read call for a "Silver" tower. Larry
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