Possibly Foot Guards

[Kerr Sprott]

This came with various Foot Guards items but I have tried in vain to identify it. I hope someone can help. Kerr

[manchesters]

Kerr,

A lovely badge but a mystery to me, and I collect that stuff

The Royal Arms of a WO and the 3 Chevrons of an NCO shouldnt be together and the colours confuse me too.

The reincarnation of the Garrison RSM with the Large Royal Arms on 4 chevrons is the nearest comparison but it only ever had a QVC and a QC (until King Charles's Coronation at least).

If its ever for sale drop me a PM.

regards

[grenadierguardsman]

Ive not seen anything like that, being related to the Guards ?
Andy

[Hawthorn]

Originally Posted by grenadierguardsman

Ive not seen anything like that, being related to the Guards ?
Andy

Me neither and the construction of the chevrons and materials used would, imho, suggest this is not Guards related.

Simon.

[JerryBB]

Should the lettering on the badge actually look like lettering?

[3748 Hussar]

Another similar coat of arms but QC

https://www.windsormedals.com/Warran...O1_p/mdb35.htm

Tony C

[jeep]

I think the badge in question is a fantasy item, probably made to be worn either with fancy dress of as a fashion accessory. However, as a matter of interest, attached are two pics of rank chevrons worn by Apprentice Tradesman CSM and RSM certainly during the 50's and 60's, maybe even earlier and maybe into the 70's. I think the design and construction changed about that time, and the lower arm cloth badges were introduced.

[grenadierguardsman]

Originally Posted by JerryBB

Should the lettering on the badge actually look like lettering?

Thats what I thought Jerry, and the bottom scroll being blank ?
Andy

[mike_vee]

Originally Posted by JerryBB

Should the lettering on the badge actually look like lettering?

Similar badges are produced/sold by a London company that held an ERII royal warrant.

https://www.handembroideryshop.com/p...9f8af539&_ss=r


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