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another T badge claim Tunnellers
Another one who will rip of some newby collector very annoying these people are
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Rarely-s...14145%26meid%3 |
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Its part of a WW1 British army Territorial Officer's collar badge - worn below the collar badge to indicate that the wearer was part of a Territorial Force unit - worth £5 on a good day !
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Ha.....38 bids already.....
Andy
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But look at the price , one sold for over $200 and now this one and he knows it's not a tunnellers badge , he even states that in his description the price of the other badge sold for !!
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Where did the seller get the idea that these were worn on Tunnellers' colour patches? He's probably thinking of the elite Belt and Braces Company! A very bizarre piece of sales pitch.
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Gents,
If you scroll about halfway down the listing, just below the description box, there is a hyperlink in blue reading "Report Item". I have not used it myself in the past... but I did follow the link and you can describe the fraudulent content on the listing to fleaBay. Since they make money out of these fraudsters, I don't have a lot of confidence in how they will handle any information you provide. While I am interested in seeing new collectors protected (knowledge is power, of course)... but since you mentioned that his previous listing indicated that he knew these were not legit, I thought that record might turn the tide against his behaviour now??? Yours in research and collecting Mark Corcoran https://charliebravobooks.com/ Co Author of: “Metal Uniform Embellishments of the Australian Army” Post 1953 (the 'QEII' era) Vol 1: Insignia for Corps and Schools Etc and Vol 2: Insignia for Units and Regiments.
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