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Old 22-10-13, 09:22 PM
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Talking One for the Middlesex collectors . . !

A scarce badge to the "57th Foot", see the lot on ebay 221302864298.

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Old 22-10-13, 09:48 PM
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I am probably mistaken but isn't that an upside down photo of a Lewis Gunner sleeve badge?

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Old 23-10-13, 07:40 AM
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Rob,

I recognise quite a few badges being sold by nanna3times as some of the badges I sold as a job lot to an oldish lady at the local Civic Hall table top sale about 3weeks ago.

But she says in her description:

I do not normally sell military badges, but when cleaning out my

widowed aunt's house we found a large quantity in my uncles old bureau.

All are genuine and had been in that bureau for a very long time
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So it must be true, would anyone say anything on E bay that is not true, that would be fraud.

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Old 23-10-13, 08:07 AM
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Rob,

I recognise quite a few badges being sold by nanna3times as some of the badges I sold as a job lot to an oldish lady at the local Civic Hall table top sale about 3weeks ago.

Peter
I bet you're kicking yourself about letting that scarce 57th badge go, eh?
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Old 23-10-13, 09:13 AM
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Rob,

I recognise quite a few badges being sold by nanna3times as some of the badges I sold as a job lot to an oldish lady at the local Civic Hall table top sale about 3weeks ago.

But she says in her description:

I do not normally sell military badges, but when cleaning out my

widowed aunt's house we found a large quantity in my uncles old bureau.

All are genuine and had been in that bureau for a very long time
.


So it must be true, would anyone say anything on E bay that is not true, that would be fraud.

Peter
Peter,
I reckon thats one for that suggestion made on the forum the other day - "Best descriptions with a nostalgia theme.". You could have made a fortune by asking on the forum "by the way, any idea of value??".
This is better than looking at the daily daily Dilbert calendar...
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Old 23-10-13, 09:30 AM
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And there's me thinking i had most cap badges to the Middlesex regt thats a new one turn a badge up side down & create a new regt,but dont laugh as some one will buy them

Thanks for the laugh

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Old 23-10-13, 09:50 AM
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I had a interesting experience of some pewter buttons made for re-enactment...
that somehow ended up being dug up in excavations in Antigua
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Old 23-10-13, 10:35 AM
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I have had an interesting exchange with vendor of the scarce 57th Foot item:

Me to her:

Dear nanna3times,

Strange that badges like this were in your relatives bureau, I sold some badges just like the ones you are selling at the Nantwich Civic Hall table top sale about 3 weeks ago.

Regards

Probemil


and her reply :

Dear probemil,

Yes and you charged too much for them too!


- nanna3times


What can you say to that ???

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I have had an interesting exchange with vendor of the scarce 57th Foot item:

Me to her:

Dear nanna3times,

Strange that badges like this were in your relatives bureau, I sold some badges just like the ones you are selling at the Nantwich Civic Hall table top sale about 3 weeks ago.

Regards

Probemil


and her reply :

Dear probemil,

Yes and you charged too much for them too!


- nanna3times


What can you say to that ???

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Old 23-10-13, 11:10 AM
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Peter,

What can you say to that ! i guess you could try to educate her but i have a feeling ' the ladys not for turning'

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