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Old 07-10-18, 09:22 AM
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There is something very pleasing about just examining basic and very common badges, I chanced upon this and was very pleased and a little surprised to note the JW TIPTIFT & SON LTD BIRMINGHAM stamp on it's slider, which, certainly from memory, at least, I have only seen on a couple of occasions with this regiments common cap badge.
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Old 07-10-18, 09:48 AM
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Very nice! Also perhaps slightly unusual because aren’t Tiptaft known for not using braze holes? I recall their flag left Inniskilling Fusiliers is well known for not having them.
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