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5th Royal Highlanders of Canada
Hello all,
Hope this works. Here is an officer's glengarry badge of the 5th Royal Highlanders of Canada. This type of badge worn circa 1906-20s. This example was made by MacDougall's - London. One of my favourites. Will add more tomorrow if I get this to upload correctly! Cheers, Adam |
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Beautiful badge Adam. Bring on some more.
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WOW
Greg |
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Fabulous badge,never heard of that manufacturer before.
P.B. |
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I'm really enjoying this forum as it's giving us a chance to see some terrific badges .... Great Badge ....Congrats on having it in your collection
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No neither have I. London, England or Ontario? Lovely badge. |
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for the comments, I am glad you enjoyed seeing the badge. More to follow... As for the manufacturer. I may have typoed and think it is actually McDougall's (vs Mac) of London, England. I don't know much about them, only that they were very high-end jewellers/badge manufacturers that specialized in highland regiments. There are varieties of WWI CEF badges to various battalions made by them that I have seen. They are very difficult to come by as they were quite expensive and thus, privately commissioned/purchased items. I'd be interested to know about other badges members may have (or have seen) made by them. I'll see if I can track down any in old catalogues etc. Cheers, Adam |
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I thought I would add some photos of the reverse to show the construction and the maker's mark.
I was right...it's MacDougall's - London. For your viewing pleasure. |
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