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03-11-20, 10:32 AM
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Scots Guards Chrome Cap Badge With Screw Post Fittings
Anyone any idea what this might be ? It's the same size as a standard Scots Guards cap badge but is either chrome or chrome plated and instead of lugs has two screw post fittings (East and West) to the rear, a pouch badge perhaps ? Once identified it will be offered for sale, thanks in advance
PL 
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03-11-20, 11:14 AM
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I have the same to the Devon and Dorset but collar size ,a pouch badge Ex Colin Churchill collection and identified as such by him -this may be of help
David
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03-11-20, 12:20 PM
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I had something similar for the Lancastrian Brigade, then nearest I could get to identifying the use was a Gaunt regimental car badge like they used to have on badge bars or radiator grills.
Peter https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-Royal...IAAOSw1fJe730-
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03-11-20, 08:00 PM
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Almost certainly from a Gaunt car badge. I have the central part (only) from this Life Guards version which has the threaded posts and was probably made by Gaunts using the cap badge dies.
Tim
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