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Old 04-04-19, 09:11 PM
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Haha. Drink the other 3rd and you’ll see it then plus much, much more besides
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Old 05-04-19, 08:37 AM
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I have always assumed, rightly or wrongly that the bi-metal non-voided badge was a wartime economy. I do not have any proof other than that they always seem to appear in WW1 period photos when seen.

It is often confused with the non-voided bronzed brass cap badge of the Manchester City Service Battalions, particularly in old black and white photos.

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I've checked the photo I have of a man wearing an unvoided cap badge and found that it had the battalion written on the card - 20th Bn, so it is the bronzed badge rather than bimetal unvoided.
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