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flat top 3rd Dragoon Guards and 10th Royal Hussars
Gentlemen,
How are you? As these badges are very similar in design and construction I thought it good to combine these in one and the same thread. I like both badges (the 3rd somewhat more than the 10th) but would very much appreciate some 2nd opinions on originality of both. Based on the overall appearance I would think the 3rd Dragoon Guards would be original, the 10th could also be good but less sure on that one. Then again I could be wrong on both. Both badges have a hole behind the slider for attachment of the crown. Thanks for your help and enjoy your weekend! Cheers, Tom Last edited by kaiserwilhelm2; 04-06-21 at 03:59 PM. |
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Both look good to me
Kind regards Chay |
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I think both look fake to me though?
sorry
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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"Both look good" vs. "both look fake". What to make of this?
In any case, thank you both for your comments. Last edited by kaiserwilhelm2; 05-06-21 at 06:47 AM. |
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regards
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Simon Butterworth Manchester Regiment Collector Rank, Prize & Trade Badges British & Commonwealth Artillery Badges |
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That is correct but I was able to extend for an extra week. So I have till Monday.
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My opinion is that they are WW1 made. Not peacetime quality but OK.
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Thank you Alan.
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I like the 3rd Dragoon Guards, I agree with Alan regarding WW1 era, I've seen a couple like this, can't comment on the Hussars.
Chris |
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Thank you Chris!
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Just from the photographs, I would be happy with the 3rd DG, a pleasing example, I think the 10th H is original, but, you could certainly find better examples.
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Thanks Frank!
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