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What is this RTR badge
Hello!
Can anybody educate me about this badge (e.g. time period, hat/collar, rank)? It's 24 x 30.5 mm (0.94 x 1.2 inches) and has a nice weight to it (it being a sandwich). thanks |
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It appears to be a theatre made, sand cast, (in two pieces), replacement cap badge probably knocked up in a divisional workshop. It was probably worn until a standard issue cap badge could be located.
No way of knowing for sure, but possibly North Africa/Middle Eastearn theatre. Last edited by High Wood; 03-02-22 at 06:29 PM. Reason: Correcting spelling. |
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Whilst it is impossible to be sure, I would say this is an Indian made badge; judging from it's construction.
The obverse is properly finished, and while it is not up to a British made standard, it is rather nice nonetheless. We can never know the circumstances with which these badges were acquired, or even worn, with certainty. CB
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Thank you, all, for your input. I really like this badge but also nice to find something extra to cherish it for.
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Hi, it's an officers' silver/ gilt collar badge with the lugs removed and a slider added, hope this helps, best wishes Mike
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