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Old 07-04-18, 11:31 AM
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I have recently acquired 12 Israeli cap badges, the type of lugs used is very much the same and striking plus metal type, however there is this one with what appears to be the Kings Crown of similar manufacturing,
Does anybody know what it is ?
Kind regards Chay
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Old 07-04-18, 11:55 AM
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Gentlemen
I have recently acquired 12 Israeli cap badges, the type of lugs used is very much the same and striking plus metal type, however there is this one with what appears to be the Kings Crown of similar manufacturing,
Does anybody know what it is ?
Kind regards Chay
It's the South African Railways And Harbours Brigade.
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Old 07-04-18, 11:58 AM
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I could not find anything, thank you!
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An Israeli from the find for lug comparison



In case you wanted to know...this is the Israeli Army Supply Corps cap badge.

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I have recently acquired 12 Israeli cap badges, the type of lugs used is very much the same and striking plus metal type, however there is this one with what appears to be the Kings Crown of similar manufacturing,
Does anybody know what it is ?
Kind regards Chay
Chay

This version of the SAR&H Brigade was manufactured in Italy, during WW2.

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