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Old 01-09-22, 10:48 PM
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Default 10th King’s Liverpool

Are the small Liverpool Scottish badges sweethearts or cap badges? Picture shows comparison against a full size badge.
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Old 01-09-22, 11:19 PM
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Sweethearts Mark, is that a bombers badge hiding to the right
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Old 01-09-22, 11:24 PM
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Paul,

Yes it is I think( not my picture)
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Old 01-09-22, 11:32 PM
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Nice grouping particularly if related to a soldier,
Noted the larger (Glengarry) badge is pinned,- I’ve seen a few like that, not unusual with Scottish Regts badges and most likely adopted by some in the LS Bn
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Old 02-09-22, 05:54 AM
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Thanks Paul,

Further photo of the Bomber’s badge. I don’t have a reverse but the presence of a backing plate suggests it is lugged.
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Old 02-09-22, 07:14 AM
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It looks a nice example Mark, these were personally bought by the CO, they come with a Gaunt makers plate to reverse.
I’m not sure How many were made but I’m sure Peter Brydon has more details than I can remember
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Default Liverpool Scottish Sweetheart Brooch

I recently acquired this sweetheart brooch which seems similar to yours but has added blue enamel to top scroll.

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Old 02-09-22, 08:45 AM
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This from British Army Proficiency Badges by Edwards and Langley.

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Old 02-09-22, 08:53 AM
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Very interesting badge which I have not encountered before, does any Member have a period photograph of one in wear?

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Old 02-09-22, 09:17 AM
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Yes.
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Peter,

Many thanks for that, something else to look for on period postcards and photos.

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You might know that the 10th Bn badge in two pieces was authorised in 1908
The one piece was authorised in 1916.

I'm away and can't access the WO Pattern number, I'll get the details when I'm home.....
I've also discovered about 10 or so dies - ie also for the two pieces.

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Thanks all for your help
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I have now purchased this group so more photos attached. The sweethearts although nice are not my thing so they will be for sale.
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Old 04-09-22, 08:13 PM
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Great group Mark pleased for you, nice maker plate on the bomber badge and a good two piece Lpool Scottish badge
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