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qui s'y frotte s'y pique with Field Gun ?
Hi
I wonder if anyone might be able to throw any light on the badge below ? I recently came by it in a collectibles shop. It looked interesting but I haven't been able to find any information about it. I'm not sure what it represents but assume it could be French ? It's made from Silver and has two rear eyelets which might have been used to suspend it from a bar ? Any Ideas would be greatly welcomed. Robbo |
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Robbo motto translates as http://oxforddictionaries.com/transl...;y%2Bpique___1
Cheers Tony.
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For Christopher night night son. |
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Looks like a French 75mm field gun so I'm leaning to something French related..
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Hello
in France, we call it "insigne de journée" They were sold for the benefit of the war effort here is a good link: Journées after Journées du Canon de 75 http://www.plugged-creations.com/journees/accueil.swf cordially Didier |
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Hi Didier
Thanks for the link. I guess it's a souvenir or sweetheart type of brooch in that case ? Robbo |
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Yes Sir !!
not military, a sort of sweetheart Didier |
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