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Old 24-01-21, 02:00 PM
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Hello! I have these two grenadier guards cap badges...is there any way to dated them???
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Old 24-01-21, 02:31 PM
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The Grenadier Guards are one Regiment that have not changed the basic cap badge for other ranks since their inception, so almost impossible to give an exact date to gilding metal badges.

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Yes...I was thinking that...but the design is slightly different...that means something?
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Old 24-01-21, 03:36 PM
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The grenade on the left was worn during the reign of King George V and VI IMHO by OR's.
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Ok..thanks a lot!!
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The grenade on the left was worn during the reign of King George V and VI IMHO by OR's.
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And how about the grenade on the right? You think it could be a modern one?
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Yes fairly modern.
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Ok...thanks for your really helpful info!!
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