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Not sure if this is a Scout badge but, if it is, it must be quite an early example.
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That is a Fleur de Lys, but NOT a British Army Scout badge.
A religious token, a brooch perhaps. regards
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Yes, indeed, the fixing prongs are certainly not like anything I have seen on a military badge. It clearly has some age and as the Fleur de Lys has been used for a very long time, it is very difficult to date accurately.
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Indeed, certainly not what I would class as a worsted Army Scout Badge, I certainly do not have any cloth examples, but, I still hope that perhaps someone can actually show some on here.
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Somewhere in the attic but where?
In about 1985 Denis Edwards let me have all his duplicate scout badges for a very modest fee. In addition to the 4 gilding metal versions and the India Pattern, there were several worsted ones. I certainly have not parted with them, but they are, at best, demi-official because such were never authorised.They were most certainly worn, of course. Last edited by grumpy; 16-01-19 at 09:24 PM. |
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8th King's Royal Irish Hussars, according to a captioned postcard I have of the image.
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Indeed.
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