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Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders
The SD & G Highlanders obtained the St. Andrews cross pattern badge in 1942. Silver plated oxidized officer's badges $1.50
Sterling silver oxidized officer's badges $2.50
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aaaaahhhhhh the good old days of cheap badges......
Jo
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Prices
Taking into account inflation, those prices today would be roughly $30.00 and $50.00.
But when you look at the buying power of $1.50, which was basically a days pay for the average person, they were at the time quite expensive. |
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I'll take a dozen of each.
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Thanks GTB |
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The one on far left is plated; other two are sterling. $6.50 worth of bling!
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