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Old 12-05-14, 07:58 PM
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Default 34th Cumberland Regt Victorian Glengarry Badge Restrike or Original?

Hi everyone.

Was wondering what members view's might be on this V/C 34th badge as to it possibly being an older restrike or not? Had it for many years and as I am thinning things out of my collection I want to accurately describe and sell it as a restrike if it is one.

Very nice detail striking to the Battle Honors, Victorian Crown etc. - it is a die struck and not cast. Thin metal not thick & it's a dull yellow brass and not shiny or bright.

If a restrike any value to them at all - if original are they fairly common?

Thanks .. Bruce
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Old 13-05-14, 10:10 AM
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Hi everyone.

Was wondering what members view's might be on this V/C 34th badge as to it possibly being an older restrike or not? Had it for many years and as I am thinning things out of my collection I want to accurately describe and sell it as a restrike if it is one.

Very nice detail striking to the Battle Honors, Victorian Crown etc. - it is a die struck and not cast. Thin metal not thick & it's a dull yellow brass and not shiny or bright.

If a restrike any value to them at all - if original are they fairly common?

Thanks .. Bruce
Its a restrike, i have one identical -John.
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Old 13-05-14, 02:33 PM
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Genuine ones are not common at all - unless you live near Glamorgan in South Wales. That comment applies to all the Pre-T Glengarry's as well.
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Old 15-05-14, 02:51 AM
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Default 34th Cumberland Regt Victorian Glengarry Badge Restrike or Original?

Thanks everyone for the information on the badge which certainly answers the question for me as to it being a restrike and not an original.

Funny after hanging onto it for many years I never had a clue nor really knew much about it.

Much appreciated - Bruce
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